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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
Use FUN FIRGINIA, SQUIRE" /"

"l's fun Firginia, Squire, and aim
no man gwine strike me-" was the
declaration of Mary Carr, an old
negress, before Justice Goldman this
morning. Mary had John Hawkins,
an old negro, arrested on the charge
of assault. He bad struck her she
said, simply because the rats ate the
rabbit she had cooked for his break
fast. Hawkins, who has been board
ing with the woman at 904 Waters
court, promised to leave her house,
and was allowed to go.-Paltimore
News.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23

What subtle kind of heartache
we give others by simply not being
at our best and highest, when they
have to make allowances for us,
when the dark side is uppermost in
our minds and we take their sunlight
and courage away, by even our un.
spoken thoughts, our atmosphere Of
heaviness! Oh, to stand always and
eternally for sunlight and life and
cheer! Have you ever had your sad path
suddenly turn sunshiny because of q
cheerful word? Have you ever won.
dered that this could be the same
world, because some one had been
Unexpectedly kind to you? You can
make today the same, for somebody.
1t is only question of little imag.
ination, a little time and trouble
Think now: What can / do TODAY
to make some one happy-old per.
sons, children, servants-even bone
for the dog or sugar for the bird
Why not?-Naltbie ID. Babcock.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
HONEY 5000 YEARS OLD.

Alonzo Murphy, a farmer living
near Pochuck, New York, while dig
ging a ditch through some black dirt
on his place, ran across trunk of a
tree about four feet below the sur
face. The trunk was in fine state
of preservation.
The log was about two feet in
diameter and hollow. In the hollow
space Mr.. Murphy found large
quantity of honey, which was in as
good a state of preservation as was
the tree trunk. There was enough of
it to supply himself and neighbors
for the winter. Prof. +. j. Fergu-
son says the honey has been there
over 5000 years. He arrives at this
conclusion by basing his estimate on
the depth of the deposit of soil over
the log.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
CARRIE NATION DANCES A JIG.

Because school girls and boys
were permitted to play slot machines
for gum and candy, clergymen at
San Antonio, Texas, started a crusade.
Officers would not back them and
they secretly sent for Carrie Nation.
Without warning she appeared
from Wichita, Kan. She started in
by smashing a roulet wheel in a
Mexican joint. near the railroad
station. She angered the gamblers
and players and they began shooting
at her feet. She was forced to dance
the first jig of her life.
Finally she was rescued. Then
she smashed the mirror and some
bottles in the "High Life" saloon.
The bartender threw the bung starter
at her, hitting her in the stomach.
She left the place, followed by the
bartender, who was later arrested for
assault.
Mrs. Nation then made a speech
on the plaza. She said she would
go to the city hall and pull out the
marshaps whiskers if he did not
close up the bar-rooms and gambling
joints. She visited one of the news
paper offices and seeinga cigarette
in the mouth of a reporter, jerked
it out, and, throwing it on the floor
stamped upon it. One of the men
present uttered an oath aud she
slapped his face.
Leaving the newspaper office, she
spoke to a crowd in front of the
building and asked them to tear it
down because the paper had roasted
her work in editorials. Carrie later
met the mayor. She grabbed cigar
from his mouth and stuck tAe lighted
end into his ear. She was thereupon
arrested, but was released soon
afterward.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
(Communicated.)
DEFENDS WHITE STONE.

DEAR Mr.. demonstrating up
a copy of the CITIZEN recently, my
attention was directed straightway to
letter from (supposed) detective
to the Bulletin of Philadelphia. Now
Mr.. Editor, was this gentleman(?)
crosseyed-or, was the small quantity
of grey matter to which his Uranium
is entitled flooded with "doctored
firewater ?" Did he think his pitt
full little falsehood would make a
"Smart Alec" of him, and so amuse
his chums in his city of Brotherly
Love; or, was it, that he like so many
of his ilk north of Mason and Dixon
line felt constrained to spit out his
viper venom against the South? If
he is 8 sample of the men (saye the
mark) of that city, then is the name
Brotherly Love sadly misapplied.
l have known some Philadelphia
men-but not of his kind and who
would not own him as bootblack.
All the South asks of his ilk is to
be rid Of them. If the Cannon will
direct his aim northward he will find
enough to keep busy his distorted
vision without looking toward the
South.
L have travelled on these same
steamers of which he writes, as well
as on several of the Philadelphia
steamers, and certainly found the
latter more on the order of reformed
freight barges" than the former.
They were neither "things of beauty
nor a Joy forever" while the Weems'
Line of steamers are commodious,
comfortable and fair to look upon.
Who could censure the captain OF
deck-hand for Showing down the
plank" or "pushing into the under.
growth" the author of such a slanderi
Even had it been true that they
did he should have been SO lifted on
the toe of big brogan and landed
in briar patch.
Was there ever time when this
Cannon went to school or looked into
geography that he cannot distin.
guish between the mainland and an
island?
The good people of White Stone
treated him too we'll. But that j!
natural to the South. She has al
ways received her northern breth
ren() with open arms, and mad,
princes of them, to be fouted anC
slandered by some in return. Car
they not be content to come into oul
midst, receive the kindest treatmen
that brother can extend to brothel
(which the South has always done)
share equally with us the bountie
and material prosperity of this fai
land? All We ask of them is to b,
let alone. That is modest enough
demand. We are neither oxen to b
prodded with their goads, nor sicl
children to be dosed with thei
nauseous pills.
i speak not of those who hav
come among us and are lawabidin,
and friendly, and have added soci
ally and materially to our we'll being
but of such little guns as this Can
non, of whom there are many. The,
cry eve are brothers, and sectiona
feeling has died out" while they ar
doing all in their power to keep aliv
the flame, and hurt and insult us OF
leyery occasion. F. p.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
A Christmas Game.

A Yuletide version of the donkey
party is played thus: On sheet sketch
or paste a design OF Christmas tree.
Have each branch OF the tree termi-
nate In circle containing number,
using the numbers from one to ten or
one to twenty five, according to the
size of. the tree. Each person playing
is blindfoided in turn and is given n
rosette with which he must decorate
the tFee." Each person aims to pin
his or her rosette on or near TO the
highest number of the tree. Each COM
petitor has three trials, the three num-
bers to which he pins nearest being
written down TO his credit By the host
ess, who keeps tally. The one whose
three numbers added together gives
the largest sum total wins the first
prize
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
REVOLUTION lMMINENr.

sure sign of approaching revolt and ser
ious trouble in your system is nervousness,
sleeplessness, or stomach upsets. Electric
Bitters will quickly dismember the trouble
some causes. It never fails TO tone the stom
ach. regulate the Kidneys and Bowels. stimu-
late the Liver. and clarity the blood. Run
down systems benefit particularly and all the
usual attending aches vanish under its search
Ing and thorough effectiveness. Electric Bit
ters Is only 50c., and that is returned IL II
don't give perfect satisfaction Guaranteed by
q. J. Hayden & Son. irvington. and K. O.
Richardson, Kilmarnock.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
HIS SOCIAL INVITATION.

al wish you please, suh, write me
a invitation ter my ole fr'en's," said
the prisoner, under sentence.
Gall right" replied the jailer,
"what do you want me to say?"
"Des say, You is respectfully in
vited ter attend a social hangin',
Friday mornin', 10 o'clock sharp
de man ter be hung bein' me. Come
one, come all-Tde great en- de small,
en- come in time. Der hangin' is
free to all my fr'en's. '"-Atlanta
Constitution.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.

Those who will persist in closing their ears
against the continual recommendation OF DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, will
have long and bitter fight with their trou-
lbes, IL not ended earlier by fatal termination.
Read what T. X. Beall. of Bcall. Miss. has to
say' Last fall my wife had every symptom
OF consumption. She took DIR. Kings New
Discovery after everything else had failed.
Improvement came at once and four bottles
entirely cured her." Guaranteed by T. !.
Hayden & Son, Iryington. and K. C. Richard
son, Kilmarnock.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
A Costly Mistake.

Blunders are sometimes very exnens,va
Occasionally life Itself is the price of a mis-
take, but you'll never be wrong If YOU take
Dr. Kings New Life Pills for Dyspepsia, Diz-
ziness, Headache. Liver or Bowel troubles
Ihey are gentle yet thorough. 25c. at E. c.
Richardson. Kilmarnock; 7. ]. Haydon& Son.
Irvington.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
FOURTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
Ofthe Virginia ARti.SsIoon League.
Lynchburg, Va.s January 18th,
18Th and 10th, 1905.
THE LEAGUES WORK.

The Anti-Saloon League is non
partisan and INSTRUMENTATION.
Its purpose is the determination of
the saloon. Is sane in its methods,
holding to "bit by bit reform" by
education, agitation, law enforce
ment. Endorsed by leading men of
all creeds and parties. Closed 500
saloons in less than four years. Only
LOGO left in Virginia. Fifty-nine
counties now dry.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
Long Afore
I Knott ed

IES' tnle bs o feEer-I remember s6n--
q Us, to s,moss cry ios Chn.srrss. hLe yOuns.ici
WI
Fourth o Juys ncshin' to New Year. sint smell;
Easter Sunday. circus day-ie=' al dead m the .heE
u.,. ,bOushai night you know to set around and hcs,
The cid folks work the stoy oa about the sdSe and deer
And Sanity shOo6n round the 'oo an wrapped IN fur and
luz
Long OfOre
Sanity Claus tcuz.
IST TO vSais and up late week or two ahead:
" Couldn't hardly keep awake no wouldnt go bed /;
kiule ssewin' the 6re and mother si,ta' here
Damn socks and roekh the ,kIesky rockin cheer:
Psp'd sap and ~-uuder where i, wuz the money wen,
And Quarl with hs froz, heeL and spsk hs Enineni.
And me s-heanin .,shbeh when Tie eIoek d VIII and
buzz.
Long oyOve
cx..A.. r1~.s,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
Has stood The re,, Ok y..r.

Inc oid, original GROVES Tssteless Chill
Tonic. You know what YOU are taking. 1t is
IRON anc 9uinIne in tasteloss form, No cure,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
NUMBER IL.
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.


was entirely destroyed Crom which of
okhol
our filling
the midn
u o. r. r. and
capacity an we had
bv
the aors extended patrons
The VIM. ]. Hooper Manufacturing Co.,
2O2 West Camden St. BAITJMORE MD
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
THE CONVENTION.

This body will assemble in the
Centenary M. e. church, Lynchburg,
January 1919, 1905. Leading vir-
ginia speakers among Presbyterians,
Methodists, Baptists. Christians, Epis-
copalians, and others, are on the pro-
gram. From outside the State will
come Rev. g. w. Young, ID. d.,
Superintendent Kentucky League,
and Assistant National Superinten-
dent, one of the most notable tenn
perance orators in the country; Rev.
+. @. Dinwiddie, D. D., National
Legislative Superintendent, Rev. K
+. Folk, ID. d., Superintendent Ten
nessee League, and brother of Hon.
Jos. Folk, Goveruor-elect of Mis-
souri,. Local option aud the dispen-
sary in all phases will be considered.
Many practical temperance questions
will be discussed.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
REPRESENTATION.

Local churches and auxiliaries and
temperance organizations, two dele
gates, two alternates. County organi-
zations, three of each. District re-
ligious bodies, five each. Visitors
welcome. Reduced rates at boarding
houses, etc. BE sure to write for pro-
gram and full information about
railroad rates, ETC., to Virginia Anti
Saloon League, 1112 E. Main ST.,
Richmond, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23
RAILROAD RATES.

Tickets will be sold at usual re-
duced rates. N. Y, p. & N. on "card
order" to be procured from the
League office; Associated Railways
on certificate" plan; N. s. W. upon
application to ticket agents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
0eroensuo|t
Sra bpr ipeetelIe &orreiponbent.

Sfi6nt l16Itillingen MT mart Dar
bgret aabnet / ca. to Tiger, er Sen
e116nn langt fra bpa6 man fan fal=
Sc fer6ig; og bniS e1t l16enforitao=
er6e fful6e 6gnrn1e on1 bbornaar
man fur16e bente at ie u6itillingen /
e1t fontplet Suitan6, iaa bil6e ban
reppe antage, at bette funne bltbe /
6e fbrite to Maane6er;; men let iaa
gait er set MI life.
s 2ebet al 4-5 Tiger baaber man
at funne bile Bublifum @eiuItotet al
IS 9ara 9lrbei6e / ful6it9t1oig
Saltan6 og oil 6e 8ei6gen6e, iom
fonr11rer ber Sunt iiffert funne gje-
re &egning paa at faa alt at lie fl
nelte Bn6s, me6ens set e116nu er 11pt
og friift. Selbe l16itillingen bar pao
slabntngs6agen cit beore &o11oition
en0 man noge1riin0e fdr bor let ct
&enpeforetogel10e al 6el1ne 6logs;
met n0itillerne par langt tilboge, og
ben 8el6genOe, iom efter Set l16pen=
oige al 8pgningerne at 6pru11c troebe
at fi110e alt ferbigt, bar lelpfplgelig
n1geet flrffet. SfpI6en for 6ette
mao ngrlnelt lGgges poa >Sernboner=
ne, ion bar 1t6e al Ston0 til at Be-
for0re Sc Wrng0er al @pbs, jon
ltrgrnme6e in0 fra olle 8erbclls
@j9rner; % Ser bar iao ltor Mfol1=
gel paa Sc for0ringSmoteriole at en
l1blttller, iom boDbe lit @o0s onn1elot
/ Gait ct. 2o1tis, 1nootte pente fra to
til tire Tiger, i11oen bon ioa Set liffert
t Sapn paa l10itillinger1s @rltn6.
Ser ct pel faa, lom egel1tlig gipr
Jig 6orefilling om Sc 2o0ni11ger 6en=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

be6 en- @amling bellpffe6e 6igurer
nobnlig beffer bans Drengebopeoer
berettiget Spntnrfiombeb.
Gobrifen uEerralit" bar for ferlte
Gong 2eiligbe6 til at gigre &ubli,
f111r befien6te 1ne6 beres v&eranrif"
6abrifen er erbnn iffe @fober of no.
get nDt paa bette Omrac6e> men inb-
tager en- nebneper6ig 8lo6s mellen
Geriterangs Gerracottafabrifanter oe
u6itiller EN- Serte go6e @opier efter
italienife og frantic &unltberfer. Sra
tgl. &ofiubeler Mtcbe1ien finder ri en-
u6iget &olleftton af @elparbei6er 90
ct l1opalg al &urcelenspaier meo
benbol6sbis @plb og @nl6ornamen-
ter bi6ner ON ct goot @amarbej6e
me6 Sen fgl. &orcelensfabrif.
@n tro @opt al @oienborgbornet og
@ulobornene er le6fdrt af Subeler
&ert5; og maa oglaa nebnes blan6t
@ienltan6e, nbitille6e fra bette Sir
ma, inruffe enraliereoe Gglnifeer,
2onrnnef11ipe, 8lpantsDol0ere oip.,
iGrlig fomponere0e for u6ltillingen
mes pasie10e S11ifriptioner. @10ni=
oere ct ser at nebne Girmoet Sepe=
rim og sln0reos Senien, iom 116ltiller
Srenrolaiforbei0er, iaolom SDlfrin,
Sotogrofiramn1er; @ogbin6er Socob
8o6e1,S 2e0er=Moloif @ogbin0il1g;
8ogtrDffer W}ortil1s Grl1ellel Hrpper
al fil1t 8ogtrDfferarbei6e; fgl. @offo=
togrof Aeterien & S6n, Totogrofier
Sc 6on1fe Stotsboner> s0sooeller al
9onpfergerne uSjGllon6" og u9og=
mar" ion1t en @og, Dilen6e 6ens @il=
1etlDltem 1om er anlet for set 1tr1rple=
1te og be6ite / Ser0en, og e116elig
8urmeil tier & @oi11s @fibs1no6eller
etc.
0en banlfe l161ttlling bill gibe Om=
perben ct mutt sSSn6blif 6on1f sSS1t=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

Sens 8er9 9onnebrog, Meb., en-
af &eteranerne fra &rigen 48-50, er
afgaaet be6 De6en. San bar fg6t /
@gnoer g2isium og foer til S6s iom
SHbstemmermon6 og par til Or
Logs n16er @rigen. Otter at bobe
6repet SGrnu1erbaan6bGrfet l1lbborg
til 1880, reiite bon og Tamilten til
Nebraffa og 6reb 6arming, fdr1t be0
Mebroifa @itb, ienere Dannebrog
@gnen, &otpor6 So. s 1901 feire6e
ban og bans &ultru @uI6brpllup.
Sens 8erg bar en- Sen af So1feoplps=
ningen og tro6s iin bdie gl6er iab=
ne6es BON ii9G6en beb Me6er bpor
Sioens Sp6rgsmaal 6r6fte6es, Iige-
iont ban ogiaa bar en- trofait @tgtte
for ben grun6tbigianife Strife, ifri-
Des / 80. 9. s."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

er en- Ma1to, iorn bar babt megen CT
faring paa l1oitilIingsomroobet; tbi
bans Spltillinger er lmaeful6e, og et=
bpert @tpffe er netop placeret paa
set @te6, bbor set tager fig beoit no.
geaar man fonnrer i1,1 n6 &obeoinb-
ga1gen, befinoer man fig / sen fon-
gelige &orcele1sfabrifs 16itilIing og
gienfienoer ftrdfs 6et bloa, giennen1=
bru6te @tel fom er oct, Ser fra fprit
al far ifabt &orcelensfobrifen set
&p, ser rru flpper ODER bele @er6en.
&aa Sc firfanteoe @piler, iom omgi>
Der l16fillingen, er opitiIlet itore @a-
ier> bporaf en- Del ct 6eforereoe meo
ioa fie1r6te @otiber ion r@anoIen !
Gre6erifsberg &abe> l16iigt fra @or.
celensfabrifens @in6uer ober Greoe-
rifsberg, uofprte af &unitnere iom
&rofesior 81. &rog, @ilb. ST. Siicb=
er, 9(rel 2ocber og mangfol6ige an=
6re.
.6lora 9ontca og Storfe @tellet
bprer til 6abrifens Spectaliteter og
fi1rbes / fonlplette Get; ligele6es ct
rigbol6igt og mutt l160rag al rElat=
ter" (Sallerfel1er), 6etorere6e me6
8loniter> Tlegle, 9on0ifaber pip. alt
n0f9rt al bore bebite &l1nltnere. Gbr.
Ibonrie1S glefont og Trf. S. &inrs
Mooge er Sc melt noturtro @iel1g;bel=
ler> ipm fon fretnltilleS al noge11
&lr1ltners @oon0; og flere 2icbbo=
Dere bor ollerc6e mel6t Jig til Ois1e
&11nltfatte.
Gn 2il1ie> lont Gonferne el10nu ct
l1opergaoe0e /, er Wlolurpnier mes
arp1taleffeft. giogen egentlig Sore
ltilling ont 6elt 6orpeprugt, lotn CT
fren1brogt 6isle, fan man flu gi9re
Jig 9egreb o11 be0 at le bern; bbert
erfelt Stpffe ers noget for Jig lelp,
og Sc er Sager, ion er eftertragte6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

al &11nitelifere; og en0ru1 far i1gel1
Tobrif formaoet at fremitille noget,
iom fan TITLES peO Sioen al Sem,
ifbnt boa6e @6pres ng Sen fgl. &or=
celGnsfobtif / 5aren lta6ig forldger
at initere 0isie.
&orcele1tsfobrtfen bdr frenrittllet
en ~St. 9ouis" Hlatte, io1n ieGges til
SEN 11reget ri1nelige Bris al 3 Dol=
Lars, iaa at enbber Donifer fan blibe
/ @to116 til at bringe 6enne mes fig
biem font en- r@oubenir" fra 8eigget
paa 161tilltngen. Denne Hlotte er
fun for @alg paa l161tillingen.
syaioncefabrifen Mllnni11ia u61ttl>
ler ct npt 6aianceitel, fon1poneret al
&nnitneren @lott< tt<0lgller. @tilen er
noget Smog meo 6en gamle DOL
lon6ife gnageritil. @onge Serracot=
tafabrtfant g. Spien og &errnon
&6bler 116fimer ct ln1uft u6balg
Eerracottafigurer og Safer. Spiens
&opter of pompeianffe &aier og
gborpal0iens &elieff's er belfie16te
for 6eres inu1ffe 116fdrelie og er iifre
paa baa6e mango 8eun6rere og &j6=
bere. &GbIer frembiier ct itgrre 116-
balg e1l6 1togeniinoe fdr let af Gigu-
rer pg 8aier mdrfere6 @laiur. Set
er tp6eligt at ie, at 6abrifen bar a.
iocieret fig rre6 frenragen6e @unitne=
re, % @eiultaterne er iifre paa 8e-
un6ring bos Sc mango Glfere al Sen.
ne @tnitgren. 9e Danifere> ser / Sc
ienere Mar bor beidgt &igbenbabn
bar fifffert babt 2eiligbe6 til at gigrt
fig befie16t mes 8illeobngger &an'
ie1-ss ssSaoobiens fortri1tlige @arfer oe
bill ogiaaber finoe banl repreie1rtere1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

So npe banife Tureninger Ell, itif-
te6e &ertb Murbop, 81. s. Sen enc
er EN- @un6re0e @btnoers Screening,
efter M6niter af 6e to ser / 8pen be-
renoe 6anffe &un6re6e Mpr6s Sore
ninger. 8e6 set f6rlte Mg6e in6n1elo-
te Zig % Me0lemumer, og Sens Breii=
0ent er Mnna s. Gbriite11ien. @116-
bibere er ser 1tiftet en- nj Mfbol0sfor=
ening for Sfanoinaber Ser 8pen al
Sc. ID Gol1r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

Saeob q. 9}iis refer ON tort Sis
til lit Sm6relano; Sen ier1ere Sis
bor ban beret paa en 6oreorogstour=
ne Ge11tralitaterne og talte bl. a. 5.
II. Mai / &ertb gln1boD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
GplpbrDllmppcr 8iseoniim. sSor.

splnbrpllmpper / 8iseoniin. sSor>
rige 29r6ag feire6e Mr. og @frs.
Seren Micbelien 9ferbe6en al
Sei6tigo 5p1bbrplll1p, og oe1t poo
fglgen6e Dag bar 25 slar @rpllups:
Bag for 0fr. og Wers. &eter @o116e
Sugar 9uib. SEQ begge 2eiligbe6er
bite acknowledgements 9faboer pg
&enner 0eres go0e Tglelier for 0en1
peo at mp0e frem / itort slntal og
operrGffe bem ber6t fl1l6e Gplpgien=
Italt0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

ne l16itilli11g in6ebol6er; og ifal hi
neDne, at ser tire Tiger fdr Mabnings=
1agen bar 1000 Sragtpognsla0=
ninger u6eltaaen0e,og mere ems &alp=
6elen af 1isie bar paa 6eres reipeftt=
be Ma6ier in6en glabningsb6iti6elig=
be6en. gaar u1r6tages Granifme11=
6ene, bar onrtre11t @bropeerne fpr<
6ige I rette Sis, eller / en- iao0on
Stll ltan6, at Sc f11t6e i1t6bD6e 8elg-
gen6e til at tage 6eres 0pItillinger /
Pieipn.
@om en- flot 800. ct" Tom Sen
6anife 9lf6eli1tg i116, ioet alt par flort
/ set @ieblif, ga @reii6ent @ooie=
belt telegrafere6e 9(abnirgsitgnalet
til 8rait6ent Srancis, ct &eiultat,
iorn man mao fontpltmentere Sen
6anlfe &omis1toner &r. @m. @ra1p
for, i6et ban iffe er gaaet of 8eien
for Mattearbei6e eller noget io1n bellt
for at funne bile &ublifltnL at &rp=
cilion er en af Sen 6anlfe Stations
mango 9p6er. Set er bor &en1igt
fra Si6 til an6en at tage bore 2niere
giennem l16itillingens forlfjellige slf=
6elinger, og bill bi / Dag be0e Sem
fdlge os paa en- Sur igiennem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
med Post % CeIe9raf.
(HIlevesne fra.)

@iis Clara 8arton, ser / % 9lor
for peret Br9it6ent for Sen atneri>
fanlfe Mf6eling at ~Det rgbe @vrs"
frutraaote 2gr6ags oenne Gtilltng;
ben0es @fterfglger er Mrs. Sobn 81.
Sogen, Ger bi6til bar bnret @icepre,
ii6ent. Miis Barton bar Sen, ser
oprirbelig itifte6e Sen amerifonlfe
Ifoeltng, og bun far ii6en 6e11s 8e=
gpnoelie le0et Sen mes ltor GDgtigbeo
ng @nergi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
l5crplb til Nmcrifa. Set ler 16 til,

\5crplb til g(mcrifa. Set ler u6 ill.,
at bo11lf gfltelpi(= og Sangfunit ifal
h(ipe gobt reprplenteret bcr I Mmeri=
ia. 6oru6en Sc &unltnere, Ser bil
rejle berober for at 6Drfe 2a110s=
n1an6slfobet, bill Gborlotte @iebe @e=
re11p gjentage lin Sourn6 berobre til
nnlte @inter. Sg nu nel6es ser
pberrnere Sc 6on1fe &la6e, at 1elbe
SEN nDe 8er6mtbe0 / SangDer0enen,
Nperaianger og fgl. &ammerlanger
@erol6 fan be11tes til 9lmerifa. Sans
@ngogeme11ter SEN 1enere St6 far
beret obermao6e in6bringen6e; / Ha=
rig betales ban mes 10000 Srcs. pr.
Maane0, og ban er aabenbart paa
be6ite Sci til at blipe Ell @er6ens=
bergrntbe6. 9ireft6ren for Metropo=
Titan Spera @onie i Seem Oorf bar
gjort fig befien0t me6 Scrolls Stetn<
me 2on6on, og ct Mmerifa= =@ngage=
1nent mao anlees for ian0ipnligt ,bnis
0a ellers Sc to Barter fontn1er ober=
eng. i :.
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M. 6. Mbilo9aaro, en nneget ogtet
og afbol6t gammel 9anbsmanb,er al
gaoet be6 D66en tit &iern, Clifton,
ST., 80 Mar gammel. San bar op=
boI6t fig @merifa iioen 1862, fdrli
&acine, 8is., ienere iom Sorret-
11ingsman6 forifiellige 8per, in6til
ban ne6iatte fig iom Gatmer ner
@bebonie; fan bar Ben f6rfte 6an1fe
Man6> fo1n boe6e | Sen Del af @ta-
ten. &an og tire 8re6re, fom nn alle
er bgoe, 6eltog | @rigen 1913 so oe
ito6 beo forfielli9e Mfoelinger. M
6. slbil6gaar0 bar Meoaillen -fo1
e6el 9aa6. Mbil6gaar6 bar 8e111el.
boer af Gg61el og en- iiel6en oplpi1
og begobet Man6, ser meb Iepen6e
Snteresie fl1lgte tit Se6relan6s oa
fine 2on6sman6s 9lfferer. &an bar
en- 116merfet 6pgtig 2an6nron6 oq
iaa efterbaan6en en- flor 0onif Solo
nj npfie OPP on1fring Zig / ssSroq1ois
County, bbor ban bar SEN f6rite 6on-
ffe Man0. Sor ct Bar Mor 1i0en
feire6e ban og &uitru 6eres @ulo=
brDlIup Clifton, bbor Sc boe6e 1i6er
1901, og bar 6a @ienitan6 for man:
ge &e6ersbebisninger af 6eres tai
rige &e1ner. &ans @nfe, en- @gn o{
Ell 9atter oberIeper ba1n. Dattere1
er gnfe efter sen befien0te 0anff,
2age 9r. Gbr. Senger ! Chicago.