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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29
PROVIDENCE REPRESENTED.
GssgS Elton Parks al Dinner Given 10
American Athletes Ia London.

fact that one OF the city's younger So
clety men was a guest at the dinner
given on Wednesday evening in London
by Ambassador Choate to the American
athletics who won so handsomely from
the best athletes ~ Engand's universi-
ties. oxford and Cambridge last sstur-
day.
George Elton Parks. Yale '0i son of
Georre w Parks Of this city was pres
ent as president and manager Of the Yale
Athletic association having conducted
the business side Of the Yale mems trip
across the water.
Mr.. Parks. with several others ~ the
American party. will pass the summer IN
touring the continent He expects TO
return about October lst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29
CENTRAL FALLS.

Hiawatha Council, d. Of p. initiated
two candidates at last nights meeting
There was a social time after regular
business.
Mrs Mary Balasm, after residence
OF a. years here, has removed to Prov-
dence
There was general rejoicing here last
night because the Volunteer had once
again beaten the Hay Cart and also cap
tured a prize.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29
DEEDS PASSED.
The Civ H.lds Title 10 Land for East Side
School Site.

Two deeds were recorded at the city
hall Yesterday for land 20 be used for
school house purposes.
Tho property D sftuzttd on Hope street
and Rochsmbeau avenue and was pur-
chased from jeffrey and Lauristcn Haz-
ard. who owned the Hope street lot. and
from Edward G. Jordan and wife. who
cold the lot at the corner % Hope street
and Rochambcau avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29

The members OF watchemoket Fire
company for an hour or so yesterday al
ternoon were so confident that they had
won the first prize at the muster held by
Nsrragansett company at Crescent Park
that they sent word up TO Watchemoket
square 10 secure a close corner on all
oolored nre that could be found as they.
the company. intended TO come In n blaze
OF glory, and no doubt, would had not the
Pawtuxet company captured the first
prize. The watchemokets claim that
they were robbed" OF the prize, for the
companies that followed used 20 feet less
OF hose which was more favorable for
them. The watchemokets entered pro-
test, but II did them no good.
COURT ITEMS.
At the session OF the Seventh district
court this morning Josie Pettis OF ProN-
dence. was sent TO the state workhouse
for a stay OF six months for being a dis
orderly person. James Riley OF olney-
VILE was fined s. and costs for track
walking. and James Fitzpatrick was
given a term OF six months on the farm
for being a vagrant.
MINOR MENTION.
For nearly half hour this forenoon a
man driving a two-horse cart, upon which
was piled a four-horse load OF paving
stones, caused quite a delay 10 travel at
the approach OF the Washington. bridge.
At last an extra pair OF horses was at
tsched 10 the cart.
Captain John Mullen could not mount
the ola "Guyser' at the muster yesterday
but he could shout and this helped
some"
Mr. John McCausland purchased. the
Cousins estate on Taunton avenue. yes
terday at an auction sale the price being
t27oo
The board of canvassers met last even
ing and oanvassed the voting list for
the Watchemoket Fire district.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29
WITHOUT BAIL.
Another Alleged Burglar Held For Trial
NSIt Tuesdiy-Pils Previously Arr1IGnsd.

william Wright was held without bail
~ Judge Rueckort today for ris& next
Tuesday. on the charge OF breaking and
entering I'm the night time the dwelling
Of Margaret Kent and tho larceny of "a
bottles and contents valued at ST.
Thie 10 the man who was shot In the an
kle by Pstrolmsn frsll ono morning last
week. while running 20 avoid arrest on
North Main street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29

Junior Partner-I suppose We had bet
ter lin our "ad" that we want a man
of experience
senicr Partnsr-No. advertise for nan
without experience. then We can teach
him something Puck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29

Hicks-I do try TO be polite. but seem
TO he forever forgetting my manners
Wicks-What's the matter now?
IIicks-I just gave woman my scat
In the street car and forgot TO thank
her for taking it.--Philadelphia Ledger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29
BLOCK
ISLAND
VISITED.

Shortly after o'clock the last OF the
two fleets on cruise laZily drfted into
the harbor at Block Island and came 10
anchorage, having concluded the best
days sailing OF the whole week thus far.
From Shelter island the members OF the
Rhode Island Yacht club had &c escort
the members OF the Sschera's Head feet
and after racing 35 miles to Great Salt
pond the sails OF the little sea birds were
furled for the night.
The feet OF accompanying yachts was
composed Of "a vessels and that, added
10 the nearly fifty vessels OF the Rhode
Island club made very picturesque
appearance scudding the blue and dipping
noses into the brine. The scene after
the start from the island when all the
vessels had gotten under way was one 10
reriind the beholder Of seeing hook OF
giant swans riding the waves and skim
mirz in aud out among each other.
There was considerable rivalry among
the members OF the party IN the race
over for there was very valuable
marine etching offered as the prize for
the run OF the day. This was for the
club making the best run and In add
tion 10 the regular club prizes.
On the night before all arrangements
had been made for an early start and the
smaller vessels OF the feet were away
at 9 o'clock to be followed by the larger
half hour later.
John r. RichmondS schooner Valmore
reached the breskwater at Block Island
first but she was not racing In a class.
The sloop Milly was again hrst In her
class, but, as she had already won two
prizes. she was barred by the rules OF the
cruise and the prize accordingly went to
william Halkyard's sloop Dafodil. the
sloops Mena Rowland. Lady Mary and
Rhfna. which finished ahead Of the lat
ter losing on tlmo allowance. The Eiz-
absth won the cat class. as the Scatt had
already taken two prizes. Priscilla was
| the winner in the class for small sloops,
| and Keto won among tho small yawls.
j. Homer Kenneth's katherina went far
to the north after leaving Gardeners Bay.
| as did the sloop Possum Of the Sachem's 8
Head feet. but both were among the
leaders at the finish.
The prize for the best club run was
won by the Sachem Head club. the
average time Of its yachts being min
utes 5s seconds better than the show
| ing Of the Rhode Island boats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29

What does YOU think about Provi-
dence?"
It's 'cordin ter des how IL comes my
wayi''--Atlanta Constitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29

The eagle is = noble bird.
And wings its fight on high.
The pigeon "a of loviier mould.
Bat makes a better pie.
-Browning's Maga xine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29
LITTLE SAAKE.UP.
The Board Of Police Commissioners Shift
Two usutsn,nk and -Four Ssrg,ants.

AZ yesterday afternoons meeting o,
the board Of police commissioners the fol-
lowing transfers we're made to go into
effect at roll call this evening.
Lieutenant Fred A. Rankin. from the
Third to the Seventh.
Lieutenant Hugh ID. Robblee from the
Seventh TO the Third station
Sergeant George q. clark from the
Third Third 10 the Fourth station
Sergeant James j. Costigan from the
Fourth 10 the Third
Sergeant William 3 Kent from the
Fourth 10 the Seventh
Sergeant Robert NJ Connors from the
Seventh 20 the Fourth.
The brook that struggles through the
GLADE
Doth form a fair retreat
And yet Fer comfort. rest and shade
The bathtub has IL beat.
-washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29
EAST PROVIDENCE
Watchemoket Fire Co. CON-
plains Of Decision at Muster.
Cases Before the Seventh Dis.
trict Court-Other Matters.

East Providence branch OF the News u
at / Taunton avenue. Telephone llz-I
East Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Goff's res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-25
9boen.

Seq bar i1gerl Grp9t for Dpben.
SSngen if1l0e betragte 9s6en eller
tenfe fig Sen iom 11oget bprre er10 at
goa fra ct &Grelle til ct on6et. 9o
ieg bar is Star gammel, ioo jeg us
oper Ger6er, og ieg bellutte6e, iaopi6t
Iom 11ogen fan bell11tte noget / Sen
Ml6er, al6rig tgjen at bgre bonge.
Sper Scat, naor jeg goor ttliengs, ioo
pe6 ieg> at jeg m1ligens fife fommer
til at itao op igjen, me11 set forltpr=
rer mig tiff. "9et ifr1l6e gle6e mig
at 6p leenoe," lom sen gamle, from
fife &bin6e log0e. @n6 forogter life
M%11nterbeo. @an gnlfer, at ri full
Sc le iuit ioo meget iom hi enife at le
bore &grn le. .2o6 % tro paa en-
bjertelig @u6 = EN-, iom hi fltnne ell
ife mere emo frDgte.
George @ereoitb
be6 2a6h 6enrn Somer1et
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-25

1e6e Sc fortiatte l1n0eripgelier, og
man penter Jig meget al bans MsIi,
ltance.
- Sra Groof1ton mel0es ON en- ro=
mantif &iitorie, / 5bilfen efter 10
Mors forgiebes @egen en- Sgn og
@ro6er er fun6et og ct &iem 9iort
lDffeligt. Gor mange Mar iioen
oplgltes en- Camille Creighton; Gooe-
rem og Mo6eren ffiltes> ban git til.
@bicago meo en- @bn og en- Datter.
Jun forblep / Soma me6 6en Dngitl
5bn og ontog Mabnet Smptb. Sun
begpn6te MI at reiie run6t iom fbins
6elig Mgent for ct Muiifforlag og log
6o fin Sgn blipe tilboge / Selup, Sa.s
UNDER en- gammel &bin6es Omiorga
men ga bum TOM tilboge fra en- @eiid
bar 6enne &pin6e 500 og 9rengen
blebet borte og ollie benDcs gfterfor1f,
ningen bar forgiGbes. Bqr1t MI for-
nDlig, efter 10 Mors Torl6b, fit BUN
opiporet M6resien pon sen Boitmeiter,
Der ID bdt | Sei1tp; bdit ttteobe1te
ben0e> at ian troeoe 9rcngen bar
bleDe1 toget til ct @iem for Sorelbre=
leie. Boa 6orelpbrgiel ber fif brn
MI at Di0e, at 0rengen gon1 fe rigtigt
por optuget fer og ienere o6opteret
al en- 6amilie be6 Moon 8arr; og MI
btier Set fig, at ban UNDER Nabnet
Sames 8arr leber / Moncbeiter, Sa.
San bar mi facet rnoerretning ON
oct bele og er paa Sci til at Beige
fin 5piter> Mrs. 6. g. 5pinf, Ser
boer / @roofiton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-25
&eb 2ipeta Gnbe.

Seq fbler / mig ielp oct nel tie 2ip.
Seq er Zig en- Sfob, Ser mere ems en-
@ang er bleoet ifaoret mes. De npe
Stub er iterfere og lipligere eno mo-
geniinoe fbr. Seq be6> at leg bof1er
opimo6 oct &pie. @olifinnet ct paa
nit @obe6. Soroen giper mig fin pel<
gieren6e 5aft> men &immelen lpier
mig me0 @ienifinnet al nfienote Ser
oener. gu flyer, at @ielen fife er
anoet ems &elultatet al legemlige
.&refter. @norf for er 6a min Si9l
flareit naar mine legemltge &rnfter
begDnOe at ibin0e? @i11ter CT poo
nit @open, men epig Gaar / nit
@igrte. Seq inoaan6er @ellugte11
al Sprenen, Stolen og &oien ligeiom
ga jeg bar 20 Star. So n9rmere jeg
fom1ner til @n0en, Sci to tp6eligere
bdrer jeg tu116t mig Sc %uog0elige
Spmfonier al Sc &er6ener, Ser til
pinfe mig. Set er btoun6erligt> oog
limpdt. Set er ct @pentpr, og set
er &iItorie. 6or ct baIpt Morbur1=
!oreoe bor ieg ifrepet mine Gonfer /
&ro1a, 8ers, &titorie, 6%iGoiofi Dro=
MO, @pentpr, Sagn, Sotire> Soe
Sang = jeg far foridgt aft. Men
jeg feler, at leg fife bar iagt en- tu-
lin6eoel of bpo6, ser er / mig. Soar
jeg gaar neo til @ropen, fan leg iige
Zig iaa mango andre: rSSeg bar fulo=
enot nit Gags Mrbej6e," men jeg fan
fife fige: rSSeg far ful6en6t nit
2ip." Mit Gags Mrbejbe nil begpnoe
igien SEN nelte Morgen. @ropen Ell
fife ct 8liben6elte6; SEN er EN- @ien=
1emgang. Sen luffes til ON Mfteneu
for igien at aobnes peo 5olopgonger1.
Seq benptter bper Gime, foroi ieg el-
ifcr 6etune @er0en iom NIT Score
lanb; for6i Sanobe0en tpinger mig
ligeiom SEN tbang Solitaire. M2i1
@Grf ct iu1t begDn6t. Mit Momt:
ment er nGppe oper @rltnoboIoen
Seq ifl1l6e b9re gla0 be6 at 1e SCI
bofie og bofie for b%eita16igt. Ggr:
iten efter set 11en6eltge bebiie r uen6e:
ligbeoen. 8tctor @ngo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-25
Ho for Cub3-So:Iandet.

Der er kun faa Folk, der har no.
gen Id6 om hvad Cuba egentlig er.
Har man ikke SEW vaeret der, saa er
Diet vanskeligt at forstaa, at der kan
findes ct saadant Paradis saa ner
Hjemmet. Omtrent fire Dages REESE
bringer en- fra Landet af Frost og
she til Landet af e~vigvarende Som
mer. Og saa disse Somre. bet er like
som wore Somre her med en- trykken-
de Hede og Fluer og Myg i Tusinvis,
saa Diet er vanskeligt at holde Diet nd.
Der kjender man like til Solstik, og
Fluer og Myg er forholdsvis fatal
nge. Ganske visit er Diet varmt ON
Sommeren, men Diet er en- behagelig
Varme, modereret af S@vindene. Their
mometret holder sig gjerne mellem IS
og 95, medens Diet ON Vinteren kan
gaa ned til s.. Man kan plante og
h@ste noget liver Dag i Aaret. Hvad
en- Acre Land kan producere er gan
ske enorm = op til flere Hundrede
Dollars ON Aaret. Landet kan nu
faces meget billigt og paa lette Be
tingelser. 10 Acres til 20 Dollars pr.
Acre err nok for hvem som helst. ia,
Diet vii give mere af sig end 100 Acres
her kan gj@re. Og saa kan Diet faces
paa lette Afbetalinger. Videre Under
refining meddeles gjerne we'd Henven-
delse til Undertegnede.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-25

tie faa @proppere, Ser fon gibe En-
negtern, paa @jen6sgierninger grun-
set &araftertittf af Sapons &eiier.
Sager er 10 Sen, at &eiieren troos
alt leper oberor0entltg a%fion6ret. &ar
bon emo gtpet gffal6 paa SEN tiolige,
re g%u66ommelige Eilbe6elie, biler ban
Jig ingen @in6e for ben gemene Sob,
% f1n to- @ange ON Maret beb 8Iom>
iterfeiterne ferries fan mellem ct npie
itgtet 5elifab al Sapans fornemite
@en6 og enfelte ierlig in6bu6te Go
ropeere.
9isie iioite opnoar = @eian1ternc
naturligbis un6tagne = al6eles ingen
REORGANIZATION. &eiieren taler lite
til Sem, ia, @tifetten forbpoer en6og,
at ban fer paa bem. San buffer Blot,
formelt og paa Mfiton6.
@p6rger man @bropeerne, ser ngie
fienoer 9itens Stormagt, flyer Sc ON
Mutiobito, at ban / alt Solo er en-
@an6 me6 @ilje. Ser er @fsempler
paa, at ban beitenrt bar lat fin egen
&ilie 1eirrigt moo fine Miniltres.
S @etragtntng al 0rientalernes
bele 6olfefarafter bar &eiieren iiffert
giort flogt + life poa en- Gang at 1a6e
Mpitiffens @lgr fol6e oberfor i'm
egen &erion. Com set It'll er, itaar
Mifo6oen ita6tg / ct @u66omsFier
for Sc lopale un6eriaotter.
gn Slogs &otefismlts ON &eile=
rens Berlon treffer man / en- Mfbon0=
ling al 6en jopone1tlfe &etsler6e Gu
fuga Doibi6o, ifreoen 1890 for St.
b%perDeli len al Doftorgraoen beo Uni
periitetet I Bonn. @ert be66er set:
&ejieren er @lt6ernes 5tebfprtre=
Ser fer poo Sor0en; bans Set beroer
poa bans gl1O6ommelige M%fltamntng
Sra 1tminoelige Si6er er Sronen /
famine 6omilies @eit60elie, og Sen
nl1pGren0e &ejier CT SEN 1226e / &pf=
fen.
Set fejierlige 9pnolti er 8er6ens
gloite pg regnet fra SEN f9r1te &eiier
Simm11 til MI alt 1850 Mar.
&ejierens Yerion er bellig, 11berpr=
Zig og 11%franfelig. &on itoar ober
2open og er uaniporlig. Sam er olle
unoer6anige, ielo Sc alleritdrite Gene,
raler bar bans Sieuere pg mootte
fnele for bam. 4ejieren er &iloen
til al 2opligbe0, og ingen gmbeos.
gierning er gploig 116en bans 6l1l6:
magt".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-25
fin 9dre((e.
Gm apinOe fnnbe ifjelne 5uStrinnet
at en- 2oppe.

Mtmolfgren er oct Clement, bpor=
igiennem 2p0en BEL orbres, enbifipnt
nDere Op6ageller bebt1e, at a1t6re 2e<
gemer beforore sen meb itgrre Sur
tigbeo, iaaleoeS +. @fs. en- Steme-
gaffel, pe6 gnoen al bpilfen er o1t<
bragt en- @nor. @inber man On,
sen al 1enne @nor omfring fin lille
Singer % a%nbringer ben / set pbre
Gre, iaa oil 2p6en fra @temmegaf<
felen funre heres en- Mfitano al 200
War6s, en61fient SEN bill bore nbprlig
for sc Merltaaen6e. 81, Ser orbei=
Sc / &11lgruber, bloc fra 2p6en, bpa6
Clogs 5nbltanie r 6e bore igiennem,
og en- al Sc iiolte Sp6agelier ct Ben
at onpen6e ct 2Dtterbr paa 8rpitet
for at op6uge &iertets 8epegelier.
9en 6er6igbeo, bporme0 btsie &erlo=
ner fnane lifeline 6e ipogere 9p6e, er
gan ife m9rfeltg. @n Sen al Me6<
lfriperen poaitaar, at fan let fan OPP
6oge 8epegelierne of en- 2oppe, naor
SEN er pao bans Motbne, be0 Sen 2po,
ser frembringes at 6ens 2emmer.
@nor beipn0erligt ems Bette moo ip-
mes iaa finoe ri cit lignen6e Haa=
iton6 / set iin0rige @nrf ON SSnief=
ter al Strip og Spencer bbori iiges:
Seq fjen0er fife noget on0et Snieft,
6o6trinnel1e al bbilfe er lebiogebe al
2p6, ems 2oppen, bpis 6o6lpor cit
&pinbe forlifrebe mig, at FUN olti0
bprte, 11aar Sen gift ODER ben0es Scot
bue, og at Sen frembrogte cit flop
rcn0e 2p6> JON ON Sen gift me0 Gre=
tgfler." !Spts ri fan formooe> al
Rret er mootageligt for ioo6anne fine
&ibrattoner, laa er Ser bisieltg ingen
2pb Ser er for uonlfelig at bgre.
&otte og @un0e f1t1111e bpre gepe,
gelierne al 0eres @ptte poo utroltge
Mfltanoe, og Set en6og mi6t un6e1
Stgj, iom man Ifnl0e tro al6eles bill;
Sc operpnl0e cnbber ipogere 2p6
&ouiner, naar Sc ifremmes, 1tompe
boorbt poo Sor0en mes 6eres 690ber
poo bptlfen Moo0e 6e tilfjenoegib@
0eres Nnglt % o0pore 6eres &omero:
ter lanet be0re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-25
9apans Eej(er.

Sen 3. Mopember fpl6te Setter,
Mifobo Mh1tiohtto So @or, og al 0em
bar bon tilbraat fife farre ems ipb=
otte>ogtreoine poa Sronen.
Sans trofolte Solf bobbe iom be-
fienot lopet, at set pil gibe bam en-
fongelig @obe / 9agens Mnle6ning,
nemlig intet min6re ems Seitninger'
Sort Mrtbnr. @t6til foreligger Ser
imiolerti6 en6nl1 inger Meo6elelie
ON, at oct er lpffe6es at in6fri bette
SPITE, ifj6nt @fterretningerne tp6er
paa, at SPORT Mrtburs Sfi9bne inart
tur6e bore beieglet.
M11tiobito fg6tes SEN 3. Mobember
1862 &toto, / Mifa6oernes elbgam:
lie Salads, bbpr bans 6a6er Mifa0r
&omei=Semo lepe6e iom Sfpggeber.
fer, Iigeiom Bans Sorfp6re ba6bt
giort set / ipb &un0re6e Mar, mems
Saifune11 par Sen btrfelige @egent.
Mutiobito fulgte fin Sober | Sc:
bruar 1867, ganife UNDER oe gamlt
6onbol6. Men Sc politiife Gorboli
ben6te / 2gbet al ct Mar fuloitpnoig'
ON paa alt, og / Sanuar set n9lt'
@ar bar SEN femtenaarige Mifa0o Sa
pans enepel6tge &erifer, taffet bar'
Sc ipolige 2ensfprites & moo Sat
f1nen. st Mar ienere mo6tog bar
for f9rlte Gong 6e ebropeiife Sc
ianoter / Mm6iens.
@erefter n%6foloe1e Sapa1 Ben lige
frem boloiomme &raft, iom De SSn6
fg6te ielb fal6er r9plpSntngenS Ei6s'
al6er1, og fom / 2bbet al tre6ipe Ma1
iatte 2anbet tefniff og politiff pal
&gi6e me6 Gbropas Samfun0. Ser
III. Gebruar 1899 fit Soran6ringer
tit tpoeligite offentlige l16i1og / Sn6
fgrelien af @rep ssStos @onititution.
@bormegen Mnoel bar MI Mifaooe1
ieIp / bele benne ebentDrlige n6bif
ling rn6er bans &egiertng? Sa, 6e
er ct iaare panifeIigt Sp6rgsmaol a
beipare. Ser CT i alt 6alb fun gan
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-25
Sclu=& nnoifab.

@pem far en- baor6ere &a1np at
fempe ems Dam, ser itrnber at n11=
oerfue Jig lelp? Men berme6 mao
ri ito6ig bore belfjnftigeOe, bpis Ri
billie itprfe set Sn6re Menneife og
gjpre birfelig 6remifriOt benimoo
I~l1l6fommenbe6e1t. Sen b9ielte
Gul0fommenbe0, lotn hi funne opnaa
poo set nupnren6e Sta6e, er blanoet
mes meger1 l1ful6fommenbe0; og Dor
be01te &11n6ifab ct Ifil1lt al ubi6en=
be0ens Sfpgger. ~@i ie 6unfelt igjen=
mem ct @las." gn p6mpg &a1noffob
ON Sig lelp ct Der for en- bisi ere Sci
til @n6 ems be %grun6iglte l1n6eriG=
gelier al @t6enifaben. &ioenlfoben>
eller Sen rette &unol fab ON 6e Sing,
Ser b6re til bette SID, er langt fra
at bore 6%a6elper6ig fig feb; ben ct
6nifper0ig og gtpet % at @u6, men
en rem SamDittigbe0 og en belltg
@onoeI moa bog alti6 bore at fore
treffe. Sg forbi Menneife1e ltre=
be mere efter at lore meget emo at
lepe bel, iaa faloe Sc / 6ejltrin og b6=
lte li6en eller ingen Gor6el al fine
Stu6ier. OF, at Sen famine Slit
ttgbeb maotte benDttes til l1orD06el=
len al 2alter og Spfoitringen al DD<
ser, iom Sen, ser benDttes til DiSfns-
iionen al li0et lpnnen0e Spprgsmaal
og for ben forfengelige Oroltrios
5fpl6! Ser biloe ga life ftn6es 1aa
megen 0n6ifab .i6lan6t oct alminoeli-
&c Soft og teller lite iaa megen fret
Sfien6lel blan0t 6em Der lebe /
&lo1tre. 8aa 3ommens Dag bill Ser
nisieligen life blipe lpurgt ON, bba0
ri babe leit, men bba6 Ri babe giort;
life bbor beltalen6e bi BABE b9ret,
nrea1 bbor belligt Ri babe lepet.
GbomaS a &empis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-25

st itort 11boalg al sc be6fte bonife
og norife 86ger paa st. @m1I 81.
benbe"s &ontor. 8ibler % &oIme-
bigger til billigite 8riier. @pt poo
2heraturens 0mraa6e fra 9anmara
og morge. 9ortoret aabent bbe'
Sag fra 11-n2, og tillige 26rbag Mf-
ten fra>6-8. 46 Union 8Iocf. Mlle
@fterfpsrgsler nrtoaaen6e Bigger ,Bri.
ter, of6. beibareS prontpt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-25
S r / 6 is M larer.

Ser bar / Sen lenere Sib peret
ienot 10 life laa faa Brbbe @fsempIa-
rer. Dette bar for at gjere 6olf be,
fien6t me6 8la6et. Disie fri @fsem-
plarer oil MI mart ltan6ie, ga Dor
Correcting er at lelge Mbiler, lite at
gibe Sem bort. Sen6 6erfor ino De-
res Subifription og ifaf os en- til.
&pis enboer Sen al Blaoet biloe
bielpe til at ifaffe get en- M Mbon-
nent billie ri inart funne foretage
ems poerlige Gorbe0ringer. 2ao %
faa ie Deres benltge Molpn poa bort
@ontor. @amle Mbonnenter, font
itaar til &eit me6 &ontingenten, be-
oes ONT at fomme ms og betale op.