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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07
New Tea Table Covers.

Tea table covers grow more and
more ingenious, and are often mar
vels of beauty. One of the latest is
found and made of heavy linen, with
an exceedingly deep border of Rus
sian lace, combined with Cluny, in
a most novel and fascinating manner.
The deep ecru of the Russian braid
with the white of the .Cluny makes
a fine and snowy contrast, and the
two are combined so perfectly as to
make one harmonious whole.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07
A SMART THEATER WAIST.

belt, while the sleeves are wide and
ample with deep pointed cuffs which,
in this instance, are made of the net
finished with fancy braid. To make
the waist for woman of medium
size will be required 3h yards of ma
terial 81, yards ~ or IL yards A
inches wide. with IN yards IS or
~ yards 40 inches wide for yoke,
bertha and cuffs.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

Evening waists Of white silk made
with more or less elaboration are
eminently fashionable and eminently
desirable. This one is peculiarly eff
fective and combines a foundation OF
soft white louisine with yoke and
bertha of net, the Joining of the two
being concealed by applied motifs OF
lace. The waist is full below the
yoke and blouses slightly over the
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

and girls, the only
change necessary
to convert 1t from
correct masculine
to correct femi-
nine style being
found in tapping
the right side over
theMeft in place Of
the left over the
right. The model
is made of OK
blood red broad
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07
Blouse Waist.

Blouse waists that possess an in
dividuality of their own always find
a place and are certain of apprecia-
ton. This one is quite novel and al
lows of many variations, inasmuch
IS the trimming and the chemisette
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

The official information from Chi
cago that a girl can dress quite neat
ly on $500 a year is great relief to
family men whose incomes are only
moderate and who wish their children
to look neat.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

Following tie prediction that the
sunnlv of blondes will run out in 800
Years is another to the effect that
everybody will be crazy in 700 years,
ON the theory, doubtless, that It Will
he a hundred years before we fully
realize our loss
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

A Minnesota boy slept thirty days
az the result of being hit on the head
by a.scantling during cyclone. How
ever. the treatment is too severe ever
to obtain popular favor with insomnia
patients if put up in small packages
for the trade. "a
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

The fashion arbiters in Paris have
ruled that tall, thin girls are to be
the style this winter. The hopelessly
short, fat ones never did think much
of the Partisan styles, anyway.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

There will be time for good many
bridal tours" before Niagara Falls
disappears, if Prof. Gilbert is right in
estimating that it is good" to last
$500 years.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07
Real Turkish Coffee.

Here is a receipt for making Turk
fish coffee obtained in the Syrian quar-
ter of New York, where the finest
coffee in the world is sold at s cents
a cup in restaurants which are exact
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

If the Red Cross society has nothing
else on hand just now it might formu-
late useful code of rules governing
conduct on the football field.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

The statement that Mr.. Marshall
Field pays taxes on property to the
value of $4O,O0O,OOO will lead most
rich men to wonder what he is really
worth.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

Discussing the styles in wedding
gowns, the fashion editor says there
is something particularly girlish and
sweet in Dutch neck upon a bride.
This. looks like race discrimination.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

limitleSs varia-
ton. but always Is
snug over the
hips. This grace
full model Is
adapted to all sea-
sonable materials.
but is shown in a
small green and
blue plaid, whose
lines are quite in
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07
Lamp Shades for Electroliers.

The geisha lamp shades which have
been so popular for year or more
now come in small sizes for electro
liers. For a. cozy corner, tea table
or the dining-room table they come in
sizes small enough to shade candles.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

The wise judges at baby show in
Ithaca, N. Y, awarded the prize to a
founding. Thus none of the mothers
was any madden than any other.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

The reason for the failure of the
latest Arctic expedition IS now made
clear by the startling explanation Of
the gentleman in charge that it was
too cold.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

The Argentine Republic trains its
soldiers by teaching them to play foot
ball. No wonder the army is SO small
down there.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

The treasurer Of the United States
says there is only one $4,000 bill in
circulation. If that is SO, the last man
who got 1t must have forgotten to
pass 1t along
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

AS King Peter was guarded by mer
with guns no one was impolite enough
to say anything about the way he got
the job.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

Over 400 horses, we are told, have
been eaten by the Port Arthur garri.
son. The Missouri mule was wise in
keeping out of this war.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

A New York magistrate has ruled
that man cannot be disorderly in a
saloon. He is orderly, at least, so
long as he orders.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

Explorer Peary is anxious to get
away. He is tired of answering the
question:: what will you do with the
north pole when you find it?"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

If the Geographical Congress would
pass a law repeating some of the hard
names in the biographies it would
confer a favor on the rising genera
ton.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

Prof. Loebs discoveries are little
too late to be Of special interest to
the Car of Russia and the King Of
Italy.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

It would be interesting to learn
whether the people of Servia speak of
the occupant of their bloodstained
throne as ruler by divine right"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

The latest dictate of fashion is
that skirts are to fit snugly over the
hips, and must be quite full about
the feet" To fit the feet snugly, also?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

According to the Sun, bath rooms
are a fad in Baltimore. Well, that's
not quite so bad as if they were a
novelty.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

There is school in Philadelphia
which teaches brides the chatting dish
habit. And still we wonder at the
increase of divorces.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07
Seven.Gored WALKING Skirt.

The skirt that comfortably clears
the ground is the accepted one for
walking. shopping, business and gen.
eral wear and is shown in almost
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

Chicago women have formed club
to promote the art of conversation.
II the idea works some good listeners
may be developed.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07
Tomato Mince.

One peck of green tomatoes, s
pounds of brown sugar, 2 pounds Of
raisins, tablespoons of cinnamon, 2
30 '0s.-"~ cf cloves. / teaspoonful of
salt. Slice with tomatoes, put them
ln,o a stewpan with the sugar, salt
and spices, and boil gently for two
hours; then add the raisins. Add a
small piece of butter to each pie.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07
ChiId's Coat.

Long coats made in double breasted
style suit young children admirably
WELL This one is exceptionally
smart. with it's triple capes and wide
collar, and is adapted to both boys
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

The college young men, If desired,
will cheerfully look after" the CO
eds.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

Uncle Russell Sage manages to ef-
feet great saving by having so few
babies named for him.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

May there be no suspicion of per
manency about Joseph Jefferson's lat
est retirement from the stage.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

A scientist says that constant diet
of sour milk will prolong life. Wei
come death, rather.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-10-07

Don't boil your paper money. The
germs can be pressed out with fiat
iron.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
mt4rnnsfn Ia %.

81 far tiliales 100 Meres minorc
chs fire Nftl fra Standardization os
fun ct fort Gtpffc fra ct. SAUL.
2ambet e. CIT fort Mmlo mcb Ser Tn
berlag. &aa So Mcrcs er Der Gap<
tpmmer % &rGnbcpeb for $4,000,
pmtrent npf til at bctalc fur bele StDf=
fet, Mltiammcm fin @arbmopb. Set
meite CT bpit og tprt % flabt. Der er
en- Z Mcres Safe % CIT Is Meres
Cranberry Marib, Der ifjor gab ct
1tobptte at $40. San let Tapes, bpis
iaa pnifes. $18 per Mere. Gbers
egne @ilfaar. @jpr ct lille Sperilag
og s ntl finoe at bette 2anb pil / Sir
f~eligbeben life foite eber 11o9et.
81 far osiaa anbet 2anb / itprrc
eller minbre Srafter, til fra $40 og
up. Serligt ptl III nepne 40 Mccres
tnt peb 8D for Sill per Mcre.
Tor nermere l1nberretning ifrib til
cller beips
Sobnien & g.,
81 1tnipm 8locf,
ct. Haul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
@etsiaecr for Sucrfjpricl oip,

@enrp Mortenlen loglpgte @por=
.pogn5ielifabet for $4,000, men Sit
rpelt fl1n0c fife enes. Saoleoes 8if
Set ogioa me0 cit Gag at Gbos. 8oo=
gren moo famine &ompogri for $t0,=
900. 8oogren bar blepen lat at cit
/ Sl1li Moooneo. &ompogniet
bill iii ogiaa bape at foripore fig / en-
Sag, brogt al Solepb Meumor for
$4,000, al Mor. Gborbounealt for
$4,000. Mrs. Caroline 6l1nf bill
babe $500 al 800 8onens &enge
og Geo. Gron0oll $4,000. Sra
Mortbern &oc. 8anen pil Sobn Sal
Ion babe $1,000. (&an life BRUCE
$4,000 San bar ing og bleo lat
al ct Srnn pe6 @rgo iite6etfor be0
Soreit Safe, til bbilfet ii6ite @teo,
ban maotte ipo6iere. S6tlle 6ran=
occur forlanger $4,000 at @por=
Dognsfompagniet for at bore blebe11
0umpet i ct Sui, ga BUN iful6e itaa
ot og Sl11an Sarpts oil bape $4,000.
@m. 81. Barnes forlanger $t0,500
fra @m. @icbt for ct 5lag paa So
pe6et me0 en- @ammer. g. 6arinelli
l6ger Greet Mortbern @rprels So.
for $500, bpilfet 8elbb, ban flyer, Sc
fit al bam unoer Sru6iel AT Mnfloge
for Spperi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
Reform / Rus(ano.

G5ar Micolot bar fienfet lit Soft
Ell Mptaarsgape / Gorm al ct &eform=
l1fas, iom bleb uoite6t / Manoags> og
iom / forte Street giber EN- Speriigt
ober> bpa6 set er ban mener me6 De
S~n0rpmmelier / liberal &etning, ban
MI / noget ODER ct &ar bar itillet 8e,
folfningen / lt6itgt. Set fan life neg<
teS, at 6e al @5aren gipne 2bfter ct
ct 5fri0t fremao, oben / &ipbet ct
langt Sfrt6t, fra Sc for Ei6en / Mus>
lan6 berifen6e Silltonoe. Men BOG
fan oct fife negte5, at De netop mang,
Ter 6et> iom &usierne ierlig bigger
og t6riter efter: Mn6el / BEN notio=
male 2obgibning og Den rationale M6>
mini1tration. Ser lopes Sem fulo og
ltge &etfar6igbeo oberfor 6e beitao=
en6e 2obe; 3emltmos =&ao6ene bliper
ittllet frit og uafbGngigt / lofale og
fomunale MffGrer me6 ful6 @jennem=
fprelle al De angaaenoe 0isie 6oriam=
finger beltaoenoe 2ope; Ser ifal op=
rettes Ell Mrbeioer Sorltfring, Eres=
len faar DtringSfri6eo, og Ser tilitges
~<
gl1tflage0e en- fuloIten0ig og loblig
Nrppelie for Dom1tolene. Mlt bette
er 10 aa6e116ort en 6or6e6rtng al Sc
%beltaaen6e 6orbolo. Wen Mffattel=
ien al bette 2gfte=llfos ct 1oo 1,be-
ltemt pao mango Hu11fter> og loo
mango al Sc al @efolfningen trent
lottc &rab CT al0cles life bergrtc, at
Set tyr onies for temmelig iiffert> at
G5orens Gilbu0 fife oil blipe m6oto=
get me0 sen Snf, Don moolfe 9nb6e
pe1tet. 81 0ertil fon1n1er, at Set fprlt
lfal bebunoles al ct Minilterrao0; In
Sen Sc foor Sou at trnoe uo / 2ipct.
Sm Sc efter cit lltg @%cbm10ling bliper
ipn6erlig bnr0 pil Si0ert olene bite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
8lanbet Mpt.

Seter Sones tog Ell &loffe, pGr6
SIS. @ommel og ful6.
Gigaretrpgning fornoriageoe Ell
%sSSI6ebron6 / 1852 ct. 8eter 5treet.
Sab $25.
SEQ. og Mrs. Nelion iamt 50.
Mooilon orof bele Matten. uEeoce
bon6."
Douglas Doul1g fit fine 6ingre in0
/ ct &ambj1,l og milteoe tire al 6em.
5oloonfeepcr 8. IS. Clement fog
81. st. @%u1tabion ODER @ope6et meo
ct Stpffe 8rGn6e. Mrreiteret.
6. 81. &enton, en- ct. Saul Brent
Ter, blep flemt ttloeoe / &alota for
rtge l1ge.
Carl Moberg bleb al Dommer
&ellp tilfien6t Is CONNER 2an6,
Iom ban bop0e trettet meo lin Nobu
ON / lang Si6.
@agen moo 6. 8. Ooufes & 60.
for $4,000 poo @r1nb at emil
@manions 800 er mi enbt. &etten
tilfienote Smanions Mrbinger $2,,
$50, Ser mi er betaIt.
Soiepb McgeeiH blep .boIot op" al
to @bpere % fraitiaulet 80 Gents.
(Det bar ianoelig life 8rD6erie1
bero).
6ronf S. 9cbroeoer, en- ct. @aul
Mano, 6boe / gllensbnrg, @aib., al
&iertetilfGloe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
mtnne(ntn -4nnn.

@pab trpr &c om 40 Mcrcs, 2 Mil
fra &p, eobe &pgninger, altiammcn
inobegnct, for 5000? &um i1b us
faa nGrmerc 8cifripclic % tag iaa en-
Sur nb at ic paa Set.
Gllcr bpab trpr Sc ont ben: 81
fun ielsc 9cm 900 Mercs al euot
Tarmlaro uben nogcni onbclit Beta
ling SC fpritc fcm Mar, fornoiat, at
Sc upoprfcr 2amoct o9 opfprcr Spg=
ntn9cr uip. SPIRIT naar Sc fem Iar
CT prnmc bcbppcr Sc at bcgDnoc at
bctalc fur Bet. 9cttc CT life langt
1erfra. @aa 1tS u9 ic paa Set.
81 bar ogiaa anbrc rSnaps". Som
% ie ps = lt9cmeget, bbor Sc far
tGnft at fjpbe.
Sobnien & g.,
46 l1ntpn 8locf.
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5. 9cbr. / &riltiania. S en- feel Maa=
neo bar @9ire, &enltre og Sbcialbe-
mofraterne paa MpOer % / 8reslen
fprt cit poloiom &olgfomp.
Sfelge ~&er0ens Gang" u0gj6res
SO pGt. al Sc $4,000 Itemmeberetti.
geoe 8elgere til @onunclt / &riitia.
11ia MI al %iaa6anne, Ser iporer 5fat
al en- Snotn9t al UNDER 1900 &rss
8la6et betegner oisie @elgeres 5fat
lom noe item rem non1inel og a6barers
moo at la6e Mogten / &om>1een GLIDE
ober til Ell Meng0e, Ser oil fin6e lin
SS11teresie / at lo6e SS11b1tl trien, @ien=
oon1nen og 6en 1terre Steering BEL fatte
loa boar6t iom nn1lig.
l1n6er ioa6a,nne 6orbol6 er ogiao
Observation-Disclosures boloi cmme Mgi=
tatton nre6 &ropene ON, at &omunen
ifal opfgre nDe 8oliger for Mlbetoere,
%forebpgge Mrbei0slgsbeo be6 itore
6fonomiffe Opofrelier> lebere alt I'm
Observation-Disclosures og Sfolebpger I
6olfelfolen gratis, beipiie @leperne,
in6rette 8 Gimers Mrbeibsbag og iaa
oi6ere, fal6et temmelig pirfning5lps
til Sor6en. Sc fle1te at 6em, ser bar
noget at ifatte al, ipneS for 9iebliffet
at bore enige ON til oct Dberite at
foripore Spires Sberpogt / &omu~
nalbeltprelien moo bao6e Semitic og
Observation-Disclosures for life at blipe
n6iatte for gonite uoberfommelige og
l1beregnelige lt6gifter.
8e6 8oIgene / 1896 leireoe @en=
fire, / 1898 fit @gire AZ &eprelen
tonter moo 35 8enitrem9n6 % Z
5ocialiiter, / 1901 balgtes 48 &bi.
remenb moo 16 @enItremn11b, ID
Socialbemofrater, 2 0emofratilfe Or
bei6ere, 2 &epreientanter for &pitl-
0eltemeretsforeningen og 2 Mi=
bol6smgno.
Gen forelebiJe Optelling er fbl-
genoe Geiultat: -
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3 e

ripgornsfi fet Be-
g pn6er. Ser lfripes fra &or1ge=
ll1n0 s. Z. 9ecbr.: Mltfor lgnge far
6ilferne fer .pelt bolot Jig til Sen aor1=
le Same at be11te poo Sil0e11, til Sen
ibar flr1ebet for go0t at lige op u1ber
2ano. 9eu piier Ser fig imi0lertio
glG0elige Segn ill., at fer bill blipe
Ell Soran0ring / bette.
st Hor 6ilfe0ampere far bele @piten
bnret / @irflombe0. Sc lnberretnin=
ger, 0isle bor bragt fra @apet, tpoer
poa, at o6ifillige SiloetDngoer ltoor
uoenfor 8elt= og Sp6fpiten. Sg at
Sil6en fan forefomme / flor M9n96e,
fit 6tife6amperen uStim", Stnbon=
ger, fple. Me6enS Sen laa me6 Crib
2crnen. zoe, fnuA scr II / CT, 5i(o.=
tpng6e iaa lonr, at SEN miltet fine
@arn. 8titnof ct itort Sab for &e=
oeriet, men ct talen6e Gegn for ST.
iferne. @ertil Tom ogiaa, at Gil
Sen bar bgret ret lice inbe M.
lem utiire og &6p9r.
Gu begpn6te Gilferne iaa in1aat at
r6re paa fig. Sc begpn6te at tenfe
paa> ONT oct life fer, iom paa &olnS<
6alsfpiten, iful6e funne gao an, at
tage 10 paa Dribgarnsfiifet me6 &a1t=
tere. Gor at faa ben itore Mlmue meo
maatte man nemlig forla6e Damp
ifibe og goa oper til min6re Garteier.
Megen Sat fortiener 6iferiinipef=
tbr 8uptg, Iom me6 lepenoe Snteresie
far orbei6et poo at foa Stiferne til
at in6ie bette. 0g mi ipnes bans @e-
1trebelier at futile frones meo @el6.
Naa @tabangerfanten bol6er man
pan at uorufte flere &1ttere. 2ige=
ioo fra &armeen og @ipeber. Ser
iom 6isfe Borl6g frones me0 &elo,
lfol en- ;bel Wda1e 10.
@erbe6 in6par1eS en- ganife ny
9gra / SEN Tel tlan6ife GiffertbeoriHfts
@iltorie. So Get fan blipe en- Me=
ringsfitbe, iom fan .blibe af 8etp6=
ming for oct bele 2on1. De m1lige
SSnootegter at bette mao regnes /
Millioner. Dette er iom ct @tDffe
uop6Drfet 2ano, ser fommer unoer
Mennelfehenoer.
Gig er oct. Ser bar hi baot &ig-
6mmen .gaaenee og bente ltge uben'
for Stueobren. 90 tme6mS bnr
&nnore6er % Snfin6er at unge frafs
tige Menneifer, taget ober til Slime.
rita for at fin6e Birfefelt. Mon lite
bort 2anb bar mango M~ig6omsfil6er.
iom ligger % benter paa fraftige
Mnber? Bar set life be6re mon, ON
ri iao os for ubenfor bore egne Dgre
fprenb ri benote 8liffet u6ober moi
set fierne Mmerifa?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30
Land Cuba.
st. 8aml.

Der er kun faa Folk, der har no.
gen Id6 ON hvad Cuba egentlig er.
Har man like SEW vaeret der, saa er
Diet v%anskeligt at forstaa, at der kan
findes ct saadant Paradis saa ner
Hjemmet. Omtrent fire Dages REESE
bringer en- fra Landet af Frost og
Sne til Landet af evigvarende Som
mer. Og saa disse Somre. Det er like
som vore Somre her med en- trykken-
de Hede og Fluer og Myg i Tusinvis,
saa Diet err ~vanskeligt at holde Diet I'D.
Der ktender man like til Solstik, og
Fluer og Myg er forholdsvis fatal
lige. 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 IS, medens Diet ON Vfnteren kan
gaa ned til IS. Man. kan plante og
heste noget hver 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 .er nok for hvem som helst. ia,
Diet vii give mere af sig end 100 Acres
her kan gj9re. Og saa kan Diet faces
paa lette Afbetalinger. Videre Under
refining meddeles gjerne we'd Henven-
delse til Undertegnede.
johnson s Co.,
46 UNION BLOCK.
s3 ST. Paul. MINI.
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1Iuttet.

Sra &iebenbobn t%elegraferes s. "a.
December, at iaabel Set foreneoc
9ampifibsielifab iom &optein 9.
@un6el at o. og &onbelsrettcn er
Hep1e r jenote 0 +
g tDl6 / 6orlie ct a
9ompifibet sc + e" paa
&ocfall &Iippen 5. 90. sunni, bpor<
'be6 GAG Menneifer omfom. Mnflogen
moo 4aptein @un6el git u6 paa, at
ban peo 8ligtforipmmelie bupoe for
aariuget @ataitrofen. Sagen bleo
inolaot til Dom for flere Tiger iioe1,
% llofalbet bar paret impheiet me6
ftor 5pGnoing. s=
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Sporbugnsnlpffc. Sl1leaften @1.
list otter 6 1fete poa Central Mpe., pe6
1S. ct. g. 6. ct @ommenItpo mel
lem EFT @porpogn og ct @ortbern go
cific 2ofomotib, meb set &eiu Itot, at
Maifinilt @m. @oger bleb 6rapbt
og 10 Mennel fer fom mere eller mini
6re til 5faoe;; ingen at 6tsie bentes
Dog at foa borig 5fooe .of ltlpffen.
9enne ifpl6tes en- Mtsforitaoelie al
5ignalet, ioet 6lagmanoen beo Sern=
bonefrp6sningen, Micbael 8ri6en,
lao @porpognen fomme og itgnolile=
reoe til Sen me6 fin 2pgte for at faa
Sen til at itan6ie, ga ct 2ofomotib
nGrme6e fig mes raft Sart. Motor=
man6 6. &. @u{tafion og 6. st. Orb
tpap, en- Sporpognstnipeftpr 1om bar
iammen me0 bam / bans lille Snoe=
l11ffe, troeoe begge, at SignoIet
mente, at Sporet bar frit og fortlatte
&ierielen. 9a Motorman6en Tom ino
paa Sernbaneiporet, opbage6e ban
Saren og iatte ful6 &raft paa; iam=
tioig iegte acknowledgement at itan6-
ie, men alt bar forgiebes, og Gam,
menite0et fltn6e life o%fperges; SO.
fomotipet itg6te imo6 ben f~orreite @n=
6e at Sporpognen, faite6e Sen al
Sporet % ipingebe run6t. So 2ofo=
motibet bab6e truffet fig tilbage fra
@raget at Sporpognen, bleb @aeers
lemlaite6e Sig fun6en Iiggenoe mel
lem @raget at Sporpognen og So
fomotibet. Ser bar {. IS 8aslaqe-
rer, melt Damer, iom tom biem fra
Sulebanoel ne6e / 8Den. 6orbaa=
bentlig bill l1lpffen bielpe til at faa
I6e nbeloipanare u@raoe Crossings"
afffaffeoe.
ESASkEa.SEaG f HSfGV HCEEtA&
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g nr6ens 8nneIinie r

s or6ens 8aneIinier
bar Ell iamlet 2eng0e al omtrent
$4,000 &aometer, bbilfet er ober
6obbelt iaa meget iom Moanens
Mio6elofltan0 fra Sor6en. Mmerifa
er / 8eii66elie at Sen itgrlte iamleoe
8aneleng6e, nemlig omtrent 100000
&ilometer, 6erefter feIger europa
mes benimo6 100000 @ilometer.
M1ien mes 7t,000, gu1tralien mes
10000 og Mfrifa me6 $4,000 @ilo=
meter. 8lon6t Sc enfelte 5te0er er
Sc Sorene6e @tater / 8eli66elie al Sc
lengite 8anelinier> nemlig omtrent
100000 SIM. 6erefter fommer SpIf=
LAMB me6 $1,000, &11slon6 mes 3d.
800, 6ronfrig me6 44,600 &1n.
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5ra (preote 5e(ter.

Sfan6inabiif so inDes-
mRrfe.
GfunOinaper Sp6afrifa bar laoet
u0fpre ct fort Minoesmerfe al Gro
nit (ca. 8 Mlen bpit og ~ Mlen
bre6t), ser ifol relies paa EN- flor 6el=
lesgrop, / bpilfen baooe fal6ne 9on=
tie, Spenlfe og Noromen6, ser far
0eltoget / &rigen S%poafrtfa, bpiler.
Stenen er uofert / Sberige og BIZ
Der / 6isie Gage transported oper
&igbenbopn til &amborg, bporfra Sen
ienoes pit. @fib til Sp6ofrifa. &aa
5tenen fin0es 81. a.. Snifription /
&uneifrtft.
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at flere og flere itore sfibe at ollie
Nationer. Ser er 6erfor al @runo
til, at man ierger for at faa set n6i-
agtigite &ien6ifab til aIle Be forlfjel-
ltge 6orbol6, iom fer fan influere
paa Sejla6l en.
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Sfilsmtsfcr.

Son @orbl1rton fra Gbos. @or=
Bur. Silltooct. Nlice Sngalls IT,
ger 5filsmisie fra @m. 81. Sngolls.
Glorf 9. @ornmon0 fra Soc g. @nm=
mono. Geo. Surncr fra gli5obetb
Burner - nrgtet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30

Gull Scrpicc examination for
Boiler Snipeftors bill bol6es SEN 256e
o9 26oe Sanuar; ligeloo for ~@lcc=
trotppcrs' @elpers". 9e fprltc bctu=
les fra ST 200 til $2,25O pr. Mor; sc
anore 40 Gents per Sime cller $500
per Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30

6 m n e boIgene ! Sri
tiania- item
m e t. unber Ben itbrite 5panbing
% UNDER nbDre Deltagelie begDnote
BaIgere til @~omllroneitprelien :.
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Sen forte &acc CT Sen bptSc uper=
legcn. 9ette er bpoo Or. Sean &ior0,
lom or @optis Minilter til 2onoon,
flyer. ga, &c far itrrfere 5foller,
lige1om Sc ogloo, lom en &cgel, lug
ter ltGrfere.