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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
ADD MEMBERS
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFIT So.
CiETY INITIATES FIFTY.
Grand officers from Cleveland, Akron
and Massiilon Assisted in the
Ceremonies.

Fifty candidates were up for ini-
tiation into the Catholic Mutual Bene-
mt association Sunday afternoon. The
Initiation ceremonies were held at
their room in Bast's hall. Members
of the different branches of the G. M.
b. A. have recently put forth an extra
effort to secure new members and the
result swere shown in the large class
that was admitted Sunday. The class
was composed of Is members from
Branch 10, 20 from Branch 2, and 10
from Branch 95. The comforting of
the three degrees was carried on from
2 until p. m, the hall being crowded
to Its utmost capacity.
The degree work was put on by a
team from Branch No. Q. This is the
second time the team has worked as
body and accomplished their work in
creditable manner. This Is the first
os series of joint limitations that will
take place this winter. At the cere-
monies Sunday, grand officers were
present from Akron, Cleveland, Mas
sillon and Canton. Previous to the
ceremonies the regular ritual of the or
der was given at which time Grand
State President Charles A Waechter
of this city presided.
The same order of work will be
continued in order to secure another
class in the near future. A number of
names are at present proposed for
membership. but were not handed in
in time to be proved, and with these
it is expected that another large class
will be ready for the comforting of de-
grees about the last of January.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
Probate Court.

Estate of John Auld, Sr., Alliance
Will admitted to probate; Robert
Auld appointed administrator
Estate OF James w. Underhill, Can
ton-Inventory and appraisemcnt filed
Estate of Mary j. Walker, Canton
A. B. Walker appointed administrator
Estate Of William M. Poorman--
Final account filed.
Estate of Allen Shriver. Alliance
Frank II. Ewing appointed admins
traitor.
Guardianship OF Francis Dixon, Can
ton-Margaret Dixon appointed guard
Ian.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
Real Estate Transfers.
Canton, First Ward.

Canton, First Ward.
Celestia c. Kolp to Susan Moses,
part of lot 1877; $1,000.
Canton, Second Ward.
George Shafer to Joseph Koeble, lot
S101; $3.50.
Canton Township.
Herbert w. Smith ct al. to Harvey
Helm, lot 13. Orchard Heights; $40.
Lolchot & Piper to Jacob |. Piper.
undivided one-half interest in lot 451.
Crystal Park; 81; dup, value, $3.50.
Hattie e. Alexander to Lewis S.
Smith, lot 1856. in Crystal Park: 1915.
Perry Township.
Joseph e. Hoffner to the Massillon
Realty Co.. Clementz out lot As and
46; $1.400.
The MassiHon Realty Co. to Eliz
Leininger. lots As and 46. Clementz out
lots; $1.299.
Plain Township.
John Leur to Henry and Mary Jane
Eiderkin, section 2, part northeast
45-100; $3.50.
Sam b. Witwer to Manias and Ellen
Reiter. section 8. west part southwest,
N. b. s. d.. 19-10O acre; $40; dup.
value. $40.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
AND BUTCHERS
Canton Men Invited to Convention at
Akron Tuesday and Wednesday.

-. ~
The Ohio Retail Grocers and Butch
ers' association meets at Akron. O.,
December and 6. The committee of
the Akron association invites all the
Canton grocers and butchers and their
associates to attend very fine enter
tainment at the German American hall
in Akron Wednesday evening. Decem-
Der 8, at 8 o'clock. Admission tickets
free. - 8.
The Canton Visitors will leave on a
special car from the public square at z
O'Clock sharp.
Tickets can be bought from the COM
mittee. -canyasshng the city; at G. w.
Ream's grocery, and at the car when
entering. Fare and badge. rs cents.
Those wishing to go In the afternoon
can get a ticket and badge for 35
cents, good TO return on the special
car leaving Akron at II p. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
school Teacher Bound over.

Arrangements were made by Judge
j. p. Fawcett. who is attorney for
Elmer e. Delap. superintendent of the
Canton township schools. charged n.
an affidavit sworn to In Justice Bar
rIck's court with assault and battery
upon Florence Deckard, aged IA year,,
q pupil OF the Waco school. to waive
preliminary hearing before the JUS
tice and have De'ap bound over TO the
probate court This was done and De
laps bond was fixed at 800 for his
appearance at the next term OF that
court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
POLICE DO|NGS
CoSHocToN MAN HELD ON a
NoN.SuPPoRT CHARGE
The Ella Arnold Crowd Forfeit $105
Three Men Held on Charge
Of Suspicion,

2 Charles Frederick was arrested Sun
day morning on q warrant served by
Officers Schissler Of this city and j. X.
Jackson of Coshoction. He is wanted
at Coshocton for alleged non-support
of his family.
MAYOR LETS EN- GO.
About a dozen impecunious pilgrims
who were before Mayor Smith Satur-
day morning. mostly plain drunks,
we're released upon their promise to
leave the city.
NEVER CAME NEAR. >.
All the persons pulled in the raid
on Ella Arnold's place failed to ap-
pear. and forfeited the cash they had
put up-$l05.
HELD ON SUSPICION.
Henry Smith, Harry Carpenter and
George Kelley are the names given by
three young men. being held on the
charge of suspicion. They were ar
rested Saturday afternoon by Ser
geamt Riblet and Patrolman Ryan, and
are alleged to implicated in number
of thefts and short change rackets.
PURLOINED TURKEYS.
James King and G. II. Mcdowell
coveted turkeys belonging to others
and fell into the hands of Patrolman
Rifle Saturday night.
INFORMATION SENT.
Information in regard TO the murder
of Joseph Burk by Frank Stevens on
last Monday has been sent the Park
ersburg. w. Va, police officials by re-
quest of Burk's relative. through Chiei
McCloud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
A Big FUND

Was Raised by Commander Eva Booth
at Scranton, Pa.
Scranton. Pa, Dec. 3.-Commander
Eva Booth of the Salvation Army ad-
dressed great mass meeting at the
Lyceum theater this afternoon in the
interest of fund to establish an In
dustrial home for the poor in Scran-
ton.
About $4,000 was raised In the audi
ence. some wealthy people giving as
much as $1,000 each, others $1,000
and some $1,000.
The purpose is to buy the Penn Ave-
nue. Baptist church, which will be con-
verted into the industrial home con-
templated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
permIts 20 We'd.

Gorbey Werner. 21. louisville. and
Grace Hahn. 20. ouisville
George M. Leasnres 20. Alliance. and
Ella schwihart, 10. Alliance
Edcber l.. Treahly, %, Canton. and
Viola Lanning. 22. Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
Ohio Youth Kills Himself.

New York, Dec. 3.-Joseph Mueller,
20 years old, of 10 Seventh street.
West Cincinnati, o., shot and kin"
himself in room at 324 West Sew
enteenth street this afternoon. He
left no explanation of his act other
than note asking the coroner to send
his effects to his sister. Elizabeth, in
Cincinnati.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
MURDER CHARGED
BY Coroner Against Man Who Com
mitted Suicide.

Saranac Lake. N. Y, Dec. 3.--Coro-
ner Oliver of Malone completed the
inquest over the bodies of the three
persons found dead at the home of
Mrs. Charles McCaffery, near the state
fish hatchery at Saranac Inn. late
yesterday and he charged George
Carpenter, who committed suicide af-
terward by blowing out his brains
with rife. with killing Henry Nc
Caffery. 16 years old, and Miss Capt.
tola Gllmett. 10 years old. The crime
was committed Thanksgiving evening
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
THE BANK CLOSED BUT
ALL WERE PAID IN FULL

Guthrie, o. r.. Dec. 3.-The First
National bank of Francis. I. T., clos
cd its doors yesterday with no explain
alton other than desire to quit busi-
ness. All depositors were paid In
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
REFILLED BOTTLES
A CANTON STORY Bv THE WAY
OF CINCINNATI
Alleges That Bond Whisky Bottles
Have Been RefiIled With
Inferior Goods.

Quite sensation was created In the
city Saturday by the publication In the
Cincinnati Enquirer of story under a
Canton date line to the effect that the
people of local bar had been
caught refilling bottled in bond whisky
bottles. The story was evidently Sc
cured from the government officers
and the Canton date line inserted, so
as to disguise the source of informa-
ton, as the regular correspondent OF
the paper did not send the dispatch.
The article, as it appeared in the En-
quirer. was as follows
Canton, o., Dec LIT is understood
that the revenue officers who we're In
the city for several days the latter part
of last week, found at one OF the
hotels of the city, quite a number oil
bottled in bond whisky bottles which
had been refllled with common blend
of whisky. The bottles that were re-
filed were from three or four of the
principal rye distilleries of Pennsylva-
mia. The price of the genuine article
In the bottles filled at the distillery
Chat is, bottled IN bond). is about
s1.25 per bottle, or SIS per gallon, while
the other stuff with which the bottles
were refilled is worth from about 81 to
$3.50 per gallon. Besides, the proof
of the latter is about 10 per cent be-
low proof. thereby bringing Its actual
cost down that much more.
"The case seems to be similar to the
one discovered in Dayton, o., last
week, where one Of the bars of the
principal hotels in the town was
caught reflling eleven different bottles
representing as many brands of whis'
ky. The penalty for refilling bottled
in bond bottles is a fine of not less
than 500 or more than $1,000. and i'm.
prisonment not exceeding two years
for each bottle filled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05

Revenue Agent w. II. II. Bowen.
who is In charge of this district, said
last night that all he knew of 1t was
from brief report he had received
earlier In the day from one Of his
deputies who was assigned to the
work. He declined to give particulars
until he has received further informa-
tion in the matter Mr.. Bowen said
that in view OF the many violations or
the kind that have been discovered
lately a rigid prosecution ought to fol-
low"
An investigation in this city dis
closes that an agent of the government
was in the city recently and investi-
gated q number Of the bars. One OF
the places that he visited was the Ar
cade cafe. His plan of procedure was
as follows: He asked If they keptqany
bottled in bond whisky. Upon receiv-
ing an affirmative reply he at once
went to the ice box where the opened
whisky is kept and setting all of the
bottles out on the bar, began an In
vestigation of their contents. A glass
of the whisky in each bottle was pour
ed out and a chemical put in that
caused any foreign substance in the
whisky to fall to the bottom of the
glass. In the case of the Arcade, all
the whisky was found to be pure, and
the inspector. after saying SO. went
his way. In case that he finds that the
bottles are refilled he takes the bottle
and contents. seals them. gives re-
ceipt and tells the proprietor OF the
place that he will receive notice when
and where he can appear and settle
with the government for the viola
tion of the law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05

TWO TUSCARAWAS ST. STORES
aO7 e. Tusc. 81. 1927 W. Tucs.
Mems Wear. Ladies' Wear
We maintain a standard aud 1t
is q high one.
It makes no difference how low
our prices may be we never
wander from the settled pur.
pose to give you reliable goods
in every line in our store.
Mems and boys shoes.
Mems underwear.
Our Boston Derby Hat
Our holeproof Hosiery
Our kid gluves-the II. e Z.
make, equal to any.
Our Shirts--the Princely and
International brands.
And all cur other goods.
Money cheerfully refunded IL
our words aren't true.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-05
MAYOR LETS 'EM GO.
NEVER CAME NEAR.

All the persons pulled in the rait
on Ella Arnold's place failed to ap
pear. and forfeited the cash they hae
nut un-9105
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

Ser er mere &atarr / 0el1ne ggn'
al 2an0et, emo ollie a116re SDg0pmme
1iliammel1, % ben bleb in6ttl 6e 1to=
ite faa Mar aniet iom ubelbre0elig.
S mae1ge, mango Mar erflereoe 2g=
gerne 6en for en- lofal 5pg0om og
fore frep lofale Mt0ler, pg ga Sc life
opnaaeoe Selbre0elle peo lofal 8ez
Gambling, erflere6e Sc Sen for ubeI=
breoelig. &i6enlfaben far bepiit, at
&atarr er Ell fonltitutionel SDg6om
% 6erfor freezer fonltit1tionel Be-
banoling. &all's @otarrb Cure, ia
briferet al s. S.. @benep & 60, So-
leoo> Obio, er BET eneite fonltitrtio-
nellie %2egemi66el / Marfeoet. Set
tageS %tn6sen0ig / &ortioner fra 10
Dreober til en- &beifeful0. Set pir=
fer oirefte paa 8looet og Spitemets
Slimbinoer. 9e tilbp6er ct bunoreoe
Dollars for etbbert SilfGl6e, oct life
fan furere. Sfrib efter @irfl1lnrer
% &i6nesbDr6.
Moresie: S. S. Gbenep & Co.,
Sole6o, 8.
@nlges boS Mpotefere, 75c.
@all's 6omilp &ills er Sc be0ite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
So gamtlc Mnmumecr.

So gantlc Mnmunecr. uDo min
@piter> Ma6am &n116ien peo 9eoe;,
CT aiga:ait, iaa befommes MI bcs
mig:: tc9te og raa &ullslflier fai~
teoe .og fertile &ipopplier, ian1t @ol-
le6cig, / lille &ongensga6e $50. ga
/ Stuen Dos Ma6am &nu6ien."
u9en 8erion, iom Sen IL. 6en1,es
mellcm Z ~ s gtf forbi nit &!ts.
SEQ ia6 / @in6uet / Sonfer og lppt<
te6e neo paa @aoen, men iigte6e
inae't efter. 9a mi formeoelit San.
bore, maaaife ogiaa @leiten Fable
Sfpl6 / set, tbi set ramte rigtie
l1of en- 8erion, iom git forbi nit @l1s,
Der al6rig bar giort mig noget.
Meningen er:: at ban lite maa for
ttrpre paa set, tage oct op / be6ite
Mening 81.
lMarbms Mbis" t8t5).
H4E-. fA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

a E..-H E
T6jerbe Slegtleo. Dr. @eter 6abr-
1teD & Cons @o.,112-11SrS. &oD1c
Mbe, gbicago, Sll., ttlbereoer en-
Meoiein, fienot UNDER Mopnet 81.
&eters &l1rifo, Der er bleben beremt
iom en- 6amilieme6icin belle 8eroen
ober, 9ette &raparat bar gaaet !
Arp fra Sober til Spn / fire pao bin
anoen felgenoe g1egtIe6. Dens
Siitorie gaar tilbage til @eoolutio11s
9iaen. Den er fanoiDnIigbis set elb-
fte % melt pn6eoe 2egemiooel, Ser
.fin6es. s8s w;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
eletnarfen, Dior ban boooe pad
S@aoroen @parb i 5a,,oe. S 1892.
tog ban Ifffeb l1ben at isge 9enlion
% flDttebe oerpao til Bprum.

6 II Ri 5 n0erlig st e s.
II I II g. 8aa6en nGalep" al Sta
Danger f%orlilte oen Is. September
,paa &ejie fra Sslanb til @jemiteoet,
b%porr,noer to al 8eiGtningen omfom.
Sc gbrige fire al Man6ifabet bleo
re66e6e pao en- neiten p%tounoerlig
@aa0e.
rStapanger Mftenblao" beretter
berom: S Orion n1eb ipert Sab
maatte uGolep" Ell Scat oreje til og
blep liggen6e iaoleoes, inottl ben peo
Gotioen oen fplge1poe Mi6oog git
runot len paloig Sb og pen6te &c.
len | Geiret. ri Man0ifabet befanot
to fig paa 0qf; Sc blep ifplleoe pet
oa gieniaos life mere. glf Sc andre
fire Meno befanot Ell Jig / &ummet;;
ban fit peb &apieilingen Silbetpn.
ser % 8allait oper fig % blep ilemt
forl laaet, men CT iel1ere fommet Jig
go6t isien. De sbrige tire befanot Jig
| oct lille Nilutfe, bpor Sc bap6e goot
6pr poa &abpsien. Ser blep, ion1
rimeltgt er, temmelig mart Mangel
poo 21tft; Dertil bibrog Sen fortbip<
le6e Omlt9noigbe6, at b%renoenbe
Sager fra &obpsien fal6t- neo / &ej<
erie % iatte 6pr poa @almelt, ioa
Der blep f1tlot al @bg. Sforitenen
ltob oltiaa JONI set oltiommen poo
@ope6et.
Ser gjoroes 6oripg paa at Tempe
bele Spnen no gieanem &appen;
men / &oitpnrfet tel1tte be life pao,
at Gp1en 1tu befanot fig / ~Saget" ,
og pon v@ulpet", bpor Sc lebte,
fonot 6e Sen life. tSel6igpis Hap
ser UNDER Spgongen en- % an0er1
9uft6oblc op til oen1, og Sc forfri-
ifeoe fig ogiaa pe0 at bo0e Mnligtet
/ Spponb; set lpffeoes oem paa SEN
Moo6e at opbol6e 2ipet, in0til @oa=
Zen igjeu reilte fig, bo &igninne!
Dor fn9ffet.
Ga Sc igjcn iao 9ogens 9ps efter
Sc 10 10 Min1tters Mprfe, bar
alt pao 9nffet borte: Sc to &ulnme-
roter, 8oao % &e0lfaber, og 5fu-
SEN iom be6 &9ntringen bar llaoet
bolpful6 al 8ano, por lief. Moll
maatte goo / Sag mel at pl1n1pe og
bol6t set gaaen6e til 2pr6ag @orgen
&l. 8, ga @auaelrn6iluppen uSrpa"
fom ieilen0e forbi. Set bar trent
6eles ip9rt SAB, men Set lpffe6es at
faa 6orbinbelie og ilippe om 8or6 |
uSrpg" iom bragte Dem til 8eracn.
Sc to Smfon1ne por 11ogle og tppe
Nor gamle % ugifte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
DR.. Miles Anti-pain plIls.

ct bartist fFtfert os paalioelist Miobe1 for Ing ed
aerpss 9onebpiue. R~pgfmerter, 9supeptne. ~steuralsit
serpsfttet Srritabilttet, sapulpsbeb. Sist, @eiaha
sSnbebolber bnerfen Opium, eler Morftn ,os e~fterlaoe.
iugen femme Gftrroirtninser. Is 9Dfs Csc. 9af
Apotbster eG.r ienbes Of Or. MiIeY M.tteat
Co., Gltbart, Snb.lno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
S%KANDINAYIS. E. FARMERB

,'ndbydcs ill at bossette sig l Staten Mary
and. hvor de vii fnde ct ~bchageligt og sundt
Klima cg meget Land til rimclige Priser. Paa
Grund af den u1niddelbare NaerEed af Osteus
st0rste Dyer faar wore Farmere altid hSte
Priser for deres Produkter. Kart og beskrE
vende Pamf1etter vii blive sendt frit we'd Hen
yendelse til H BadenhOOp, Sec'y State
Board of Immigration, Baltimore, Md.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
M1s Be55te. MnsZeY

At blive en- saadan ideel Hustru, at
beware sin Mands Kjarlighed og Be
undring, at inspirere ham til Sukces
burde vaere en- Kvindes stadige Maal.
Hvis hun MI finder, at hendes Ener-
81 slappes, at hun let bliver tract, faar
m@rke Skygger under Ojnene, Ryg-
smerter, Hovedpine, nedtyngende Fs-
lelser, b1iver nerves, faar den hvi0e
Flod eller andre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
burde hun straks bygge sit System op
med en- Tonic af serlig Kraft, saasom
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
Efter Anmodning offentliggj6r vi
fdlgende Brew fra en- ing Kone:
Kjere Mrs. Pinkam:-
"Lige siden nit Barn fpdtesh arieg1idt som
forhaabent1ig kun faa Kvinder afInflamms-
tion. kvindelige Svagheder, n~edbrydende Rys-
dojelse edelagdes, saa jeg like kunde nyfe
mine Maaltider, og ha1ve Dage matte jig
ho1de Sengen.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
giorde mig rask igen. og jeG er saa takneni-
n min o GE%iGG 'aa gHes eH Fl h"eas sllsk ieT v ns% e at.
ter Styrke. fornyet Mod og Livskraft''-
Mrs. Bessie Ainsley, GIL South 10th Street,
Hvad Lydia E. Pinkham's vegeta-
BILE Compound gjorde for Mrs. Aims
ley vii den gj@re for liver syg og IL
denie Kvinde.
Har De Symptomer, De like for
STAIR, skriv da til Mrs. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass. Hendes Rad err frit og
hjalper altid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

/ I
] Il
d s eft statsminiiiiter 81
penifioIo % Jrsfen &arriet 2gpe,,-
ifiolo bar oprettet ct 2egat poa 100
600 &roner, bnis &ente lfal a,rpenoes
til oorlige Driftsuogifter peo Morif
Selifab for Sftbbruones Meoni,,g.
2egatet faar Napnet v8oron @oralo
8eoel-Sarlsbergs 2eeat."
Sunfen .norif 8arf.
10 Man6 al 8eietningen poo Sen
rorife Bart ~Dea", Der pao @e,ie
fra 6re6riflta6 til 2oroon bar
iprun9et lef unoer en- Stort,, er
lan6iat / &ull. gn bollanof 1ralp-
Ter bar reo0et 8eietningens gprige 2
Mano. Gen tog osiaa 8arfe11 paa
sleb, men oenne ianf.
g trenge II t an +
n / II 8 Sd e t Ell lei S
&epr9i entantme6e / Sorpsborg peb=
toges Mntallet at 6e alminoeli9c
&ettigbeoer til sfienfnind al 81 %
Bin meo mere faltiat til 4 moo fbr 8.
Mfgiften for &ettigbeoerne iattes til
1900 moo M 800 &roner. 5olg %
Sfienfning al 9l, Bin, Srugtpin %
Mieb tillooes ollie @irfeooge fra 8
Morgen til Z Mften n1eo lt,1btogelie
at Gage fpr Sp1= % &elligoage, Ga
beg9e 0ele Inn tan tie til 1 Gfter-
n1i6bag og II. Mai, ga alt er forbu0t
belle Gager,. elsie 5orilaa %peotoges
meo tilitr9ffelig Ilertal - to Gre
ojcoele al 6orimlingen. 5amtligc
in0ifrpnfeoe &ettigbe6er bei l11tte6es
t%nooroget, beri inobefattet &oteller<
tie. Dette fife blir 6og @ienitano for
ny 8ebonoling. Mfgiften al Sn,oo=
iolg of Sin iattes til 100 &roner.
Ct merfeltg g T.
G o men iogttoges UNDER en-
lterf Storm forle6en Scat / Bergen.
Set oiler lig, at Ser ct a11rettet Ell
6ctpoelig Sfu6e pao Greer og @lle,
og 6olf ontog til en- 8egpn0elje, at
man .bap0e bopt me6 ct <glelpl1 at
gjprc;; Bette bar tmiolertio piit Jig life
at bol0e Stiff. sos en- @ortner /
Gore solbeimspigen fan6tes mango
MGrfer efter 6oritprrelierne. Cart
nerel1 fprt9ller, at ser peo balo So
Si6en ON Matten Dgrates ct operor=
oentlig lfarpt 8rog. Sons &ultru,
iom lnnge baboe ligget poage,1 al
l1peiret ipntes / set iamme giennem
ginouet at lie cit lplen6e &11gle. &eo
11Grn1ere ltn6erlegelie bite set fig, at
oct bperfen funoe babe peret noget
&11glelp11 cller en Slofugle, men at
set bar Ell iterf @pirpelpino, mulig=
bis Ell Sfppumpe, ser bor mrettet
forifjellig Sfo6e. Saale6es har sen
sos @ortneren l9ftet 8 ltore Sinolter
at MiitbGnfene 90 til Sells f9rt Sem
longt bort; berlrn6er .er ca. 100
@losr16er fnuite. 2igeleocs er Ell
tlun9 Gent fgrt cit 80 Meter bort.
@uiets @eboere ioa, ga Sc iprong l10,
cit lang fort Sragt mes cit 1leben6c
Sale mos Ell gulogtig @immel.
6lere SrGer CT bl9lte on1fltl0 / og
neo Solbeimsoigel1. @n Bripot=
nlono, lon bar paa Sci til lit Silent,
maatte babe @jGlp for at fomn1e for
Ri Mi1oe Station me0 &eit % @ogn
ga ct fort Sre Dor blelt ON tiers
oner 9on6epeien. Oct mnrfeliglte
ct, at lige / Merbe0en er 1sie @jen=
ltanoe og 11o5angte Mnoer forblepne
urprte, 6g ha @artneren ct Aieblif
eftcr Set ltore 8rog l1n5erlp9te Cart
neriet, fun0e bon berptte ct 2ps.
6prlt en- SID efter tog Stormer1 fat
igien.
gal0erSbanens s o T.
l9ngeIe. Ser par II. Sftober
Set oper &al0ers / Mnleoning al
Mabning paa Strefningen Gonsaa=
ler - Mur0oI. 9et or6ingre 8oIt=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

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BERGEN, bar inogiDet Mhfeosonisg.
ming til Gratra0elie fgrite Sui, Gre
oipeaarsaagelt for bans MnletteIle
peo &%reoitbanfer1. Sen er bepilaet
% bans &eniion bliper $4,000 @r.
aarltg.
% Mars II eu M
lom @mbeoSman6 feirebes 5. ID.
Sftober al Sorenifriper / 2ier, @g=
fen % &nrl.m 3. 81. &olfien. go
renifriperelt, iom 4. glpril fplber 70
Nar, er Ell al 2onoets .elbite @mbe6s-
mGno. San er fpbt / &riltionia,
bnor ban 1849 tog jurioiif @mbeos=
efsomen. San bor / omfring Sc
Mar pGret fnpttet til 3ramn1eu % 4
Nar ienere Sorenifriper. San blep
tonplime1teret at 0r6fgrerne / lit
gmbe0sotltrift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
N%WRKEEL|GIDEEL HUSTRU
HENDEs MANDs BEDsTE sT0ITE.
Kraftiet HeIbred er den bedyte Kilde til Iasps.
rationens og OpmuntSlngens Magt. Ale
kvinder burde S0g dette.

En- af de NEST kjendte, sukcesfulde
og rigeste Mand i dette A%arhundrede
har fornylig offentlig erklaeret: min
Kone skylder jeg alt, hvad jeg Ell bic
e til og har opnaaet her i Livet. Fra
wort fprste Mpde har hun vaeret mig
en- Inspiration og den stprste Hjaelper-
ske / init Liy."