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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31
The Palm oil Decision.

For many months q very important
case has been before the United
States Supreme Court, namely, wheth.
er the commissioner of internal rev.
enue has the legal power to decide
what should be considered colorins
matter in butter. Oleomargarine
manufacturers had used palm oil ex-
tensiyely to give yellow color to
butter. 1t Is said that the very large
amount Of this used led the authori.
ties to begin suits against the makers.
and as fines and penalties the govern.
ment collected in the neighborhood of
quarter OF million dollars. The at
torneys for the companies contended
that 1t was unconstitutional for Con
gress to place in the hands of the
commissioner authority to determine
what was coloring matter. They said
that this was a function that be-
longed to the courts. They readily uu.
derstood that II they could bring each
case before a court and have n trfed
by jury there was every reason To
believe that they would get favorable
verdicts, or at least that the juries
would disagree. The supreme court.
however. has decided that the act of
Congress is constitutional and that
the commissioner has the power to
say what is and what is not colorins
matter. As the commissioner has al.
ready decided that palm oil is a
coloring matter within the meaning
of the law. all butterine containing
this ingredient is subject to q tax of
10 cents pound. This closes the last
avenue that seemed to be open by
which colored oleomargarine could 20
out to the people without paying the
1O-cent tax.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31
The Farmers Flock.

The farmers flock should be one
Of pure bred fowls Of some kina. He
can afford to keep pure bred birds II
any man can. He cannot AFFORD to
keep inferior fowls. That the farmer
10 better situated to raise pure bred
fowls than any other man seems to be
evidenced by the number OF PROBES
sional chicken raisers that every year
send their fancy eggs to farmers to
be hatched and to have the BIRDS
from them brought up to q consider
abs size before being taken home
to the poultry farm.
Nest boxes should be frequently re.
ueved II mites are about.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31

No branch of the iairy Industry has
received more attention in recent
years or made more substantial prog.
ress than that Of producing milk for
delivery to consumers or shipment to
market. Nearly one-third Of all the
mich cows in the United States a-e
necessary to supply the people With
milk for use in its natural state.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31

Dr.. ]. C. Ewart. In discussing tho
problem OF the origin of horses. de-
scribes - one Of the most distinct
kinds now living the Celtic ponies.
which are found in the most northern
Parts Of Ireland. They reach height
of only four feet, and are 70 abundant
ly furnished with hair that in winter
storms they are practically snow
proof. DR.. Ewart observed the con
duct of one Of these ponies during 4
snowstorm. As soon - the storm be-
gan she turned her hind quarters to
1t, and In . short time the snow had
formed kind Of shield or disk upon
the long hair growing about the root
Of the tail. Thus protected, the pony
did not shift her position while the
storm lasted. except to turn with q
change of the wind.-Boston Globe.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31
prsp.rs Tor Turkey Raising.


4 The turkey crop is short. az 1t
now seems likely. It will be a good
tAipg for those intending to purchase
nsw stack to secure birds az soon As
psssibla. A. the birds are sent to
market md the supply thus becomes
smaller. the demand will increase and
the prios will rise. The increase Of
pcpulatioa and the increasing popu-
10y Of the turkey ~ q table bird
are factors that are continually con-
spring to send up the price of breed
Ing turkeyh II. however. the birds
arc purchaseA At this time the buyer
should make sure that he does not
receive culis. No breeder that has 4
proper care for his own reputation
will sell culls for breeders. but there
are some men that will sell for a
breeder any kind Of bird they can
get the money for.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31

acts ~ a pivot far It to turn upoA vii!
have . loose socket and will permit
tho cork to move easily.
When any one says draft" get cut
this little draft finder and put near
the place the draft Is supposed to
come from. The slightest breath of
air will set the aaiis In, motion aAA
the direction in which they move viii
indicate pretty clearly where the cur
rent Of air comes from
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31

same color. almost. ~ the wall pspss.
20 that she was not at all noticeable
and thrust her arms from behi1A
through the sleeves Of the Arst glrl's
gown. the sleeves being made opsa
behind for that purpose.
The frst girl then recited The Jah-
berwock," from Alice IN WooAsg.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31

and yellow beak. legs and toes. places
ths picture bsfors ~ In Its entirety.
Ths dt@erenn4 between tho Barred
anA de Pncosnb Barred II that the
1xttsr has . small, iirm and even pea
'cosnb, instead a single comb.
For the farmer or market poultry
n,aa they are favorites, being Of me-
fium size. well proportioned. with a
Asep. full breast, making = most ad-
mtrab1e bird for market purposes.
They are hardy, mature early, and
make excellent broi1ers from eight to
tweA~e weeks old. They are good
layers the year round, and In winter
tAey lay exceptionally well. Their
EGGS ara brown In color and average
eight to = pound. They are good sit
tiers and excellent mothers.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31

Won bovs and girls have alfoad1
learned that vonr ave seas objects 10
aide down the head being dovnvsrd,
AZ n we're and the impreseica bsanx
reversad In the hr.,n. This anpe4r1
strange IN van doosn,t III Hnt It n
not more ~ tb.n tb.t ako,,t vhSeh /
am eoing IN tai, von
TeLa . .oYt nanc,l In xorr rixht
hand and vrite = word unon var 40.
head. then look n . mirrur T. ~
vh.t vonr h.va rroduced Won knor
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31

Our Bath oponuss.
Your bath sponges do not look much
like the fingers and the vase we have
been learning about.
Bath sponges. you know, are soft
and silky. yet they are skeletons. too.
The sponge animals that lived In
them were soft, jellylike and Shiny.
like those that lived In the fingers and
the vases.
There are many kinds Of sponges.
you see.
Your bath sponges are full OF holes:
there are large holes and small holes.
All these openings run down deep
into the sponge, and are connected
with each other.
The fine holes are like little mouths
that take in the sea water.
They arc 30 fine that they may serve
for little sleeves and keep harmful sub
stances from entering.
Floating in the sea water are very
tiny animals upon which the sponge
feeds.
The water that flows through every
channel of the sponge carries these
little animals with It.
1t also uses nne particles OF lime.
which tho sponge animal uses In max
ing Its skeleton.
After the water has gone through all
the. little channels In the sponge It
passes ont through the larger holes
and back into the sea.
Your bath sponge il made out of
the skeleton Of several sponge animals
that grew close together.
You may know how many sponge
animals live In the piece you have by
counting the largest holes that are in
II. ~ each large hole with the small
ones clustering about 1t makes one
sponge animal.
Sponges come from tiny eggs.
Baby sponges ut flrst swim about
in the water.
They live their free life only . little
while. Then all that escape the hun.
cry mouths Of their enemies fasten
themselves to something and are soon
sponges themselves.
Another way in which sponge gar.
dens are started is to cut the living
sponge to pieces and plant the pieces
In other places on the sea bottom.
When sponges are gathered for mar
ket they are treated much n our
bunch Of fingers" are treated. The
animal matter n SLOWED to decay;
then they are beaten and put in penn
to b. washed BY tho waves until they
are .clean.-From -0ea atories Soi
Waadsr 1yes," ~ M. y. ., Hardy
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31

land" while the girl behind did the
gesturing, which. Of course. looked -
II 1t were all done by the arms Of the
funny little woman. Hands. fest aA4
head were kept constantly In motion.
the hand Of the second girl going y
the ear Of the girl in front ~ though
listening. and performing other appro-
pirate and graceful gestures all ths
time. Az an encore the funny little
woman" danced . skirt dance to the
music Of the piano. This. Of course,
was more dimcult and took . ioe q
practice beforehand, but the surprise
and delight occasioned by this unique
entertainment were well worth the
time spent In bringing It TO pssasc-
ton
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-31

WU0UvND Uso .SaO8SttSVU&s
Two clever sisters ut . recent party
gave IN entertainment that was well
worth tho l3hor and pains It took to
prepare for It. One of the girls dressed
in \ fun blue cheese cloth gown that
came down Just to her wrists. On
her hands were shoes and stockings
and on her head was very wide far
ing h1t. ghe then stood behind .
table. which had . cloth over 1t ex.
tending to the noor. and 30 concealed
the lower part Of her body. Standing
thus she was = funny little woman.
with big head and little fest. which
rested on the table. but with no arms
The sister, however. supplied the
arms. This sister stood Just behind
entirely covered with DIRK cloak the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

re1te bber 9gn6ag 6ormi66ag ST.
1890 o9 @gn6ag Mften SCI. 7.30 /
&irfen paa &i6rnet at Canada cg
ID. Streets. @pn6agslfoIe fra
81. 12 til 1. Baitor Str. .. 8ro=
balg, 298 @ilioms ct. Mle er
pelfomne til @uoStienelterne %
@pnbags1tolen.
9tu, n%orF=banife 8aptitfirte, !Sigr-
net al Maforo og @oo6brioge @s.
@u6stieneite FIBER Sgn6ag &l.
1920 Sorm. og 100 Mften. 81.
$50 ung6omsm66e. Sorsoog Mf.
ten SCI. 8 @bnnemg6e. Sen norlf-
banife 8~apttitmenigbe6s ling
bomrsforening md6er / lit 2ofaIe
bber Sgnoag 81. $50 @fter1n. ST
Milfor6 og @oo6bribge @ts
Gang og Muiif al Il. S.. Sangfor
Mlle Sfan6inaper biertelig bel.
tnmn1en.
Srefo4bigbebs norife Gu. lmtb. Menig:
FEB al Sen 6orenebe Strife. CUBS:
tieneite @6noog Sormio6og &1
1890 o. Mften @. 7.30. @g11,
6aas1fnIe 81. 12 til / / 2ofoIet buc
&iernet af @berburne ct. og 6or:
%rington Mbe. so. Geterlic
@re1t, 407 CHARLES ct.
Sen rorif=banife Metbobiitfirfe, 81
al 8roo6map & 13. ct. CUBS:
tieneite Sorm. 81. 1890. Sitter
7.45. l1nge Solfs Gptportb 2igo:
@9n6ag Mften 81. 6.45 og literer1
Mp6e 2. og 4. Girs6og / Maane:
sen. 8gnnemgoe bper Snsbol
Mften 81. s. S. 81. Sofobien> go:
flor, 299 13. @treet.
Spnooeas nurif eb. l1tt1. Meni9beh,
81. af Canada og 13. @ts., bolbe1
@uostienelte bper @6noag Sorm
81. 1890 og Mften 81. 7.30. @gn:
6ags1folen mpber 81. 9 Gorm.
S &apellet paa &igrnet al Sea:
1eD og Carl @ts., CT Ser @6n:
6%agsffole bber @gn0og @ftermio
bag 81. 3 og @u6Stieneite 81. TX
Mften.
S &npellet poa 81. al ct. @l
bans og @berbl1rne @ts., er Sci
@en6agsifole bber @gn6og @fter
mi66ag 81. 3 og @a10stje11elte &1
7.30 Mften. Gbomas Milslon> ga
flor, Cor. Gl1ller & Marion Cts.
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@aar n@t. SAUL SibcnSe" bber
1ge brtnger 10-15 @palter
,,6eluffen6e me6 Mpbe6er fra Dan>
mart og @gn6eripQan6 bill Sc fle1te
2m6smen6 1eri finoe en- eller an6en
@pbe6> iom ierlig interesierer bom
eller ben6e. Nu er set sen rette Sis
at abonnere paa 8lobet, set bill
bol6e Sem un6errettet ON, bpo6 ser
foregaar / bber @gn / Donmarf.
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@arteo3beretujun

for itoite l1ge. on til ben 2. Mu9ult It.
Mebbelt al
Shat. @.2eHte q &c., n9tnueapptte. W4tup
Speoepriierne itiger ito6igt, og
Warfe6et be6b1iper at blipe iterfere
% 1t9rfere. u8l1ll". @leme11terne
fontrollerer Morfe6et. Monge Sing
fonoriierer bpje Briier. Set offici,
ellie Operflag iette Bette Mors glpl
til $780, 900 .@nfbe1s, set lopeHe
enonu fremfgrt. nolanoets Morfe=
Der er iterfe, men glorobelten pe6bli=
Der at bore Centrum for vbulliib"
Sen6enier. @egieringsrapporter BIZ
Ter, at &uit er mere eller min6re al
mtn6elig / 9be6ebelterne.
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Samcs 8ruofs, Ell pelfje,1ot 8or-
ger fra Soutb ct. Ha1tl, 6p0e iioite
6re0ag Mften pll10leligt poo Hlotfor,
men / Union 9epot fer / @pen.
8roofs bar, le6ioget al Sberiff Girls
I'LL poa Sci til 6nngslet / Settings,
ba ban les al 9eleril,m Sreme,1s.
@proneren erflpreoe @roofs 9p0 at
bore foraorioget al Mlfobplisme.
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@nbstieneiter i ct. &anl.
Sen banif=mprife Golaetba &irfe,19e

Sen banff<mprife Golsatba Strife, 1876
Sbomos st., ner Como Mbe.
@a16stieneite bber @pnbag Gor.
mi6bog SCI. 1890. @gnoogsitole
SCI. 1910. ~1ng6omsmpoe SCI.
$50. Mftentiene1te SCI. 7.30. 81.
bpg9eliesmboe 0ns6ag aften 81.
8. Mnoreos 9. sEpcbien, @reit,
914 &onoo ct.
8reften freffes i @irfeus St1-
oereoerelie 9ber Sormiooog fra
SCI. 1912 og bber Mften fra @.
6.30-7.3O.
9anif ebang. .Intb. ct. @tepba,a
Strife, &nrnet af Orleans og ste.
bens Street. @u6stieneite bper
Sbnoog Gormisbog 81. ii. @bn-
1agsftole 81. 8. S. 81. Mnoerden>
@unit. @opnI: 118 Sling ct.
&orb Treliers uorit-lntberfse &e'
niabeb. @~a,ostienefte bber ON.
bog Gorm. SCI. 1920 % Mften &I.
7.30 / @apelIet paa DaIe ct, 1tar
@berbur1e Gpe. @gnoagsifole
81. 12-1. gIIe @fanoinaper
bigrtelig beItomne. @ep. s.. 8.
2ourbammer, 1872 @bepburne
9Ibe.
norff-lntberife Menis9eb
(6m1dps @hnnhpl hAoI1pr @u6stie-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

&co ct MasicmpSc ofbol6t / &olt-
oenbuib Sail liOlte l1ge al &atbolifer,
l1noer 6oriGOe al @rfebilfoppen,
ne6 attes CIT &omite til ltrofs at poo
begpnOc Spfprelien al Ell ny Cont
ftrfc poo Summit Mpe., melleml Gel
BY % 9opton She. Set menes at
billie toge 5 Star fpr @pgningen bill
pGrc frr0ig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

Carl 2ammam, en- ung Splfer, Ser
fun far pGret i,2on0et to Mor, blep
forleoen arrelteret for Aperi og az
lag0e til Gbefen Ell 0etoileret 8efjen-
belle. 2mtmm bab0e gjort So=
loonin0br110 til lit ipecielle Sag pg
bar Ell be1 @G11g6e laa0onne S1n0=
br1lo Ser BOG life far inobrogt gam
lpnoerligt, til lin &re0it. San far
/ lungere Sio pnret mstenft al So
litiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

&rrf. Selling bor orrongeret Ell
ifa1cinopiif &cncert / Como Norf
6reboe Nfteu ten 10. Ml1g. 9fl,mre-
lie CT vS1perturen til glperbei",
2umbps ~@bampasne @allop" os
8riegs v&er @pnt" iomt Sp0ermo11s
v@rplll1ppet Pea ltlfsbjerg". 2o6
ollc 2on0smrno fcnme 11o til Hor=
fen % uiie 0eres Hoaifjennelie ne0
neres NnrpGrelle.
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&rcubrrcr Sbumas &pmc6cr, 917

&rcubcrcr Sbumas &omeber, 917
2in1pooo Yloce, tit 6reoag / liolte
ltge Ell &11gle-i &pggen, 6o bal1 lto6
/ @oggaoroen al lit @us / bpis Mer=
beo en- Gel lpltige @jniter moreoe
Jig meo Sfirelfpbning. Set fotale
Sfuo fpreoes al en- @pin0e pg &11g=
len gift belt igjennem Eol1cber. 9of-
loren renie0e Sooret og Set n1e11es at
Eo11eber life bill foo nogen pioere
Mcn al Sfl1ooet,
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st. Paul.
u. G. Gvdien,
1cfalreoaftor.
G. Rolenmeier,
Manager.

Torretningsfbrcren trGffes ba9li9
paa 8labets &pntpr, 46 ltnion
$locf, mellcm 11-2 % tilli9e
bper 2pr0ag Mften fra 6-S.
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Slbcbranb. 9sat til 6reoog li0lte
l1ge u0brpo Ser SIS / ct. Saul
8reo6 Cos 8ogert poa @iem ct.
% @ran0pr ie1et fun1pe0e ibnr0igt
en Sine forot lluffe Sen, bpilfet pg=
iao lpffeoes efterot Sloen bopOe of=
5fnbe iii ct 8elp6 al
$4,000.
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&aitur g. g. Tursbcre, en- al @e>
tbooiitfirfens Yioneerer / Minnei ota,
bpbe ii6ite ltge / iin Caters Stem /
Chicago. Iorsberg por II Mar ga11=
mel, pg baD6e prret YrGlt / cit Mar,
reffe / ct. Saul. 8egropeli en fan0t
5teO I Ge0 @ing.
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reffe / ct. Saul. 8egropelie n fon0t
5te0 / &e0 @ing.
&aitor Ggriitian 6. Gpbilrno blep
li0lte SpnOng ir1biot iom &rGlt for
Sen norl # ll,tberife 5rcfploigbeos Mc,
nigbe0, ser bolocr W%1tostjcl1eltc /
9olcn1entet poo @jprnet al Sber=
b1rne ct. og 6orrington elpe. So
ltor SDbilru0 tog Gmbe0sefsanler1
be0 Sen forene0e &irfes Yrritelfole I
st Mntbonp Eorf iioitleoen Sunni.
Gn ing Mano, Ser negter at gtne
lit 9fapn eller Splps11inger ON Zig
ielp, .fom forle6en olporligt tilifo6e
peo ct Tal6 fra en- Great @eltern
Trogtpogn / ct. No>l Harf. 6or-
l,0en farlige in6bortes &pe ltelier fit
ban lit enc gen fn1l It % 9oftor 2eo=
noro ien0te fam til @oipttolet /
Stillmoter. 0en l,nge Mono ino=
rpmme0e at ban bar fra Micbigon
og at BON bab0e orepet omfrtng 6et
ii0lte Mor. @alt pnlfebe life at bans
Torelore ifl1l0e pioe ,1oget om ltlpf-
fen, lom bar 69n0t Dom.
@n Mtnncapplis Manb pe0 9foo,1
|Sgna5e &obat5 Tom li0lte 2gr0ag Mf=
ten til 8pen for at btpaor1e Morgen=
mesien / Ell fatbolf Strife neite
Moraen. S De @roms 2untber
Daro poo Como @pe. 1ag0e Ian fig
It'll at iobe efter at fan bap0e giemt
fine Eenge, $40S, mellem ct &or
STEELE. Smiolerti0 blep fam let al
Ell Golitibetient Ser arreltereoe bom.
S &olitiretten 110tolte bon 9nifet on1
at bente fine &enge og gaa / Strife.
@n @etjent len0tes meo gam % Sc
fon0t gonife rigtig Eengene.
Gm SDp, Ser gaar UNDER 9foDn al
Gbicogo &i0, blep liolte Splroog ST.
termto>ag foffet poa ct. Mntbonp
Sill efter at 20 8etjerte til @elt og
til 6o0s bopoe giort Sogt poa bon1
Ell Gime. Gbicogo Sis bar Ell lang
&efor0 iom Sn%0brltOstpp. SiOlte
6re6og bre6 fan ms / Olaf @olms,
@us, 976 Yortlono Mpe., og 9ogen
efter bjemipgte fan Moc@m1gbps
@us, 533 Hortlono Mpe. 6omilien
er / 9iten pg Sppen CAB Jig go6
Sib. 6preno fan fjerneoe Jig bar
bon imiolerti6 frnf nof til at efter=
laOe en- SeoOel, poo lptlfen bar fire.
bet: &ar pgret fer, me11 CT gooet
igien. Se00elens Sfripemao0e gop
G6ef S'Gon1ter Sen $onfe at Spben
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Sobn Noam:, Ser boer / 236 6.
Sepentb Ct, tobtc forle0en en- Ye11=
gepung / Slice .Yorf, in0ebolbenbe
$500. &l1ngen blep lioen funoen al
nogle 9renge, men tom. Mooms IL
ger, at bon mpote cit &pin6e al lit
9efjenotifob, iom ban pooltoar bar
relpeftabel og Sc iotte Zig iao % iam=
tolte poa cit 89nf / Eorfen. ga
&onen bar gaaet iopne0e bor1 Yen=
gene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

&moolpb Siicblcr, Ell @aoefeier,
blep iiolte Man6og poafjprt at Ell
Stillpoter 5porpogn poa 6. Se=
pent6 st., og i(en1t beif aoiget.
Iilcbler brogtea fgr1t til 8pboipita=
let og ienere til tit Stem, 698 Cor
man Mbe.
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@hitc Scar %praao bor tilltoaet
Spprpolnsfpmpagniet ct Troncbile
puo 20 Nar, ser gircr &pmpugnict
Set til at lugge Sfiuncr igicnnem
@pel1 ~ laalebcs briuge sen lille
iopllilfe Sommerbp / Torbin0clie mes
@ppeOltooen.
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Sum &cimltat al Ell l1rolig 5om-
pitti9beo bos Ell al Hort Mrtburs De-
l%ejrere, Ell ioponeliif Soloot, CT Mil=
mollfee Sernbone 80 yen rigere.
Eengene m%oOtoges forle0en n1eo ct
peolagt 8rep ser forflorer, at Senoe=
rel1, MotiuOi &aroti, pao i'm Sur
Stem til Sapun rejlte frit ct Stpffe
al Geien. 6plot al s(neller ON bans
1mforcltooenoe 9p0 befrier bon lin
Sonmittigbeo pes at ienoe &engene.
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9pftpr Mcliums &ontor flpttes
oenne l1ge fra PAL 6. 5epentb ct
til Union 8locf poa @jprnet ,af &C.
0or og 6ourtb cts. Doftor Sbo=
ges &p,1tor pil 5lipe / iorm1e 8pg-
ming.
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9cmpfraterne far i 5inbe at OPP
title oen berberen6e nor f=ipenife
&o11ll1l @ngel6retb $. Sobe iom &an=
0i0at for @uberngrembe6et.

eibite eprbass 11pejr gjoroe as.
lfinig Sfaoe Use peo Snotan Mounos
Harf. Mange Grner blep pprDffet
meo &oo % Ell al T%iifeoammene b1ep
nl0eles p0elagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

Harf Gafe Hegtonen / Mtnnejoto
er ct al Sc lmuffelte 5te6er / 9an0et.
Sfob. og 90 afpefsler fer mes bin=
o11oen> og UNDER Sreernes &roner
ttnoes Sen $40 og &bile, lon Sen
trople 6orretningsmono iaa ofte ID
ger forgi9pes. @ranifopene, maolfe
De 1ioite / Sc 6or. @toter, giber be6
oeres Suit og beroltgenbe Sn6flp-
belle De trette Merper SEN @pile Sc
loo meget trenger til. Gemperot11,
rent lelb | De barmel tie Mooneoer, er
olttp bebagelig, og l. Sgerne primIer
bet al 6iif> NOT til at gleoe sports,
monoens &jRrte. Site heller er Ben,
ne imuffe @gn ct @ilonis iom man
bar onot peb at naa, men SSernbanen
itrefter Jig fra 8p til 8p og Eelegrof
og Selefon bringer De iiblte Mpbeoer.
gperne Meranbria, 8emi6ii, Olafis,
Clear Safe, Spicer og mango anore
CT ! Dem ielp Sommeropboloslteoer
Der fan taale Sammenligning meo
mango Der er 1angt beore fienote. On
1muf lille BOG, %n6arbei6et at MPr. s..
8. Morrom, Ser inoeboloer allie m11.
lt9e 0plpsninger angaaenoe bisfe
11aturifipnne Sumter og fuI6 at
lmuffe Slluitrationer, faces peb at
benoenoe fig til S. S. @bitnep, Sen.
Messenger agent, Greet Mortbern
l&'Dy ct. Soul, Minn.
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8ulgatbaftrfcms &ptnbcfprcutno
mpocr fprltfomnrenoe Sors0og Otter
mio0ag bos Mrs. $. g. Gbriltcnlen,
753 Hlliep Mpe., Miomap.
&a5tllc 9emcrs, CIT Stiff, 81 Mar
gan1n1el, folot ii0ite l1ge bpo ON ba
bon reiite Jig fra NftenSboroet / lit
@jcrm, 139 Mloboma ct. Gen Mf=
0poe leo al @iGrteipogbeo.
@crman 2apibion, Ser al Nolitiet
hcl fploes for at bore Ell ptrfl om 9i=
cpclctpp pg / Mai ltiol fire iaooomne,
blep forleoen al 9eteftip 2upolle ar
clterct. Gapiolpn> Ser gcr Is Mar
1a>1rnel, lcl1Dtes til MrbcjOs1ulct for
80 Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

91eln til Sapan rejlte frit ct StDffe
al &ejen. 6plot al Mnell er ON bans
ln1forcitoaenoe 9p0 befrier bon iir
Sonpittigbeo pes at ienoe Henge11e.
Mrs. Caroline @crlac6, y s(ar
9on1mel, begif Scat til Sors0og / iio=
lte l(gc Selpmnr0 pes at toge Ell
3olis Strpobnine. Sen gom(e So.
lite boe0e bos benbes 9otter, Mrs.
&rl1gmeier, 666 Sof0ale Mpe., oa
bopoe bereot alt fpr fun tog @iften.
Eao eli Se00el bopbe blun lfrepet at
FUN pl1ifeOe at begropes / Set Spi
bun bar. Si0en benoes Man05 0p6
for Is Mar li6en bop6e Wrs. Ger
locb list al Melanfolt.
"a &ulitibctjcnt 2imbpn Ell Scat
I liolte ltge pasl ere Sobn 2uomigs
Soloon paa @jgrnet al @irtb %
@olbington Sts., berte fan en- mis-
t9nfelig Spo 0erin0e fra og gop Jig
n1eo &ebo1peren / @aonoen til at an
title en- nermere l1n6eripgelle.
San fanot 8agpin6uet oobent
og froble0e igjennem set. Gppe1,
1oo bom og t0et bon iporfeoe ct an
Set @inou iltpffer, foripanot fan
igjennem set, bborpe6 fan moa babe
lfaoret fig oo Ser bite fig @lo6ipor
uoenfor og &olitibetienten ifjg6 flere
Sfnh efter jam, men SDben unofom.
Gen She balpaar1ise 1tbflm9t al
Spillin9bpernes r8ublic Omnerlbip"
(socialiiD &artt finder @te6 sen
IA. Mugnit. Sen im1ffe Dqmper
"Sati1rn" og Slebebaa0en vGenus"
er lifret for @nleoningen. Dumpereu
bil ofgaa fra SoI6ierS SCENE, Min,
1ebaba Sails, &l. 9, og fra 81. Saul
beo Tooen at Sacfion ct. SCI. 10, oa
bill bore tilbage til ct. Saul 81. 9
ON Mftener. Ser bIiber Mnle6nina
til at oonie ombor6, oe, 2ocfuooo's
0rfeter oil leoere Muiifen. 6orfriit-
ninger (ingen beruienoe Driffe) fer.
neres omboro. Eurert ooor iaa Ianqt
lom til 9iamon6 8Iuff og man bill
babe Mnleoning til at bpre @rof.
Geo. 81. &irfpatricf, en- Of 2anoets
beoite 9alere, bol6e 6oreorag. Bill
letter fofter SO Gents. 8grn UNDER
10 Mor fri. 8tIletter faces bos
8eefmat1, 55 @.5tb ct, ct. Saul
.el1er lbos Meolemt1er Of 8artiet.