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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14
CITY CHILDREN AFIELD.
The Kind of Nature Study That Really Interests the East Side.

LA4C AAAtAh pL 4NS@GbL v 0lNuJ LAAeHS AhSe"AAJ Interests the East Side.
 Thatthe children of the lower East Side are longing for trees and flowers in summer, as popularly supposed. seems open to doubt. When the sum- ner session opened in Public School 1SS, which faces Seward Park, only out 1000 children chose nature study for their elective course.
 Afterward it was arranged for each class to take turn in the nature study rooms, but not till they had learned something about the queer things growing in this room did the children begin to take interest in them. Children brought up where there is not a tree or blade of grass do not seem to notice these things when first taken among them.
 Jane Addams tells of taking a party of 50 children to Lincoln Park, to be rewarded by the most apathetic interest in trees and flowers. As they were returning, however, with a wagon full of tired and sleepy chil- dren, each bored infant was galvan- ized into active life by the dashing ny OE et pdIfOl WdSOn.
 Was it a man or a woman?" they exclaimed eagerly. ''How many po- licemen were Inside"
 They know all about patrol wagon and consequently were interested. ~ This story is matched by one they tell at Public School 1SS. A party of boys had been taken to Central Park and on their return the teacher asked what they saw.
 "A game of baseball" they re- sponded promptly.
 They could tell all about the game, but they had not noticed anything else.
 The principal of this school took a. party of boys from Rivington Street into the country last summer and found their ideas strictly utilitarian. They did mot notice nature, but when their eyes fell on corn in the ear they recognized it.
 They had seen it boiling on street corners. They called it hot corn, and broke into the farmers cornpatch and loaded themselves with all they could carry to take home to cook.
 One boy excavated beet, and that also being recognized, they started to dig up all the beets in sight for the same thrifty purpose. When checked in their harvesting operation they were much surprised. They had un- derstood, they said, that you could pick anything that grew in the coun- trfy
 However, in the nature study room they find many curious thing which begin to interest them. They find that if they put beans and pease in water, on the second day the seeds will begin to sprout. This is very surprising to them.
 The children like the red geraniums best of all the things in the nature study room. Even the boys would rather water the red geraniums than feed the fish or frogs.-New York Sun pH#77 Q A. 5TOE E EAS m . A Inn Kind Vnu Nnuo hllUouc pnurhR
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-14
Boston Stock Quotations.

Reported over private wire of Horn. blower & Weeks. members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges; New Ha- ven officeD 27 Center street.
 High. Low. Bid. Asked
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-11-08
PIGEON FLIES WITH TRAIN.
Follows 1t to Its Destination and I'm
mediately Returns Home.

Homlng pigeons are the craze in
England just now, and on one recent
Saturday between 100000 and 300, COO
birds were released in various compe-
titions, says the Chicago Chronicle.
A number of these were raced to
London from Retford and Branston.
The distances are l27 and lib miles,
respectively, but no birds of the sew
eral thousand released made the trip
in the traditional mile minute, al
though every circumstance of wind and
weather was favorable to record
breaking.
Much better time was made in a
contest from Templecombe to London,
in which ore bird made the los miles
in ninety-four minutes, an average of
sixty-nine miles an hour, and more
than 100 exceeded a speed of sixty
miles an hour.
One OF the oldest homers is bird
which makes its home around the rail
way station at Liege, in Belgium.
There is train from Liege to Wa
remme which starts every morning
at 10 o'clock
AS soon as the train pulls into the
station the bird commences to circle
in the air and as soon as Roadway is
gained follows the train to its destina-
ton, returning Immediately home,
where it flies about the station for the
rest of the day.
1t pays no attention to any other of
the trains, and no one is able to offer
an explanation as to why this partic-
ular train should be favored.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-11-08

pocket book, two yards of linen lawn
and toothbrush.
The effort to put into each bundle
articles viii III will be worth dollar
to the buyer is made so that, to use
the language of one of the clerks, a
person who gives seventy-five cents
or a dollar for one of these pigs in
poke will not feel that he has been
swindled' when he opens his parcel
and examines its contents, for the
terms of the sale are cash on de-
livery and there is no reniging.
You can't return the bargain if you
find that on trying it that it doesn' t
suit. Uncle Sam has pocketed the
money
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-11-08
IyAL DEAD LETTER SALE A PURE GAMBLE
kages of All Kinds Are Soon to Be Auctioned Off
! Washington Artful Plan Followed by Uncle
Sam to Dispose of Unclaimed Matter

| On the eighth floor of the post
bniIding in Washington a force
i, of the dead letter department
.,ling through the preparations
l. sale of unbelievable packages.
wear. Just after congress meets,
lIarous scramble for pigs in pokes
/ nIace in auction the room on
If is a clever scheme of the
lHce department for realizing
Ebing out of the mass of bundles
smaII packages which accumulate
E.ntlv in the dead letter Office,
Bvoont for the occasional lotteries
s,cted by the land Office upon the
No Of Indian reservations to set
H. +, the only known form of
linz which has the sanction of
Nbvernment.
Lose Their Covering.
sonc the various classes of unde-
kble matter handled at the dead
i office the largest is that of what
8nown as 'blanks;" that is pack
lfrom which the wrapping has en-
\ disappeared in the mail bags.
l wrappings slip off from the
Aps they are intended to protect
se of the careless manner in
j tbpy were originally put on or
H. others are worn off by the
no to which they are subjected in
zaiI pouches. In the last year
5000 such packages have turn
i at the dead letter Office without
.sst thing to indicate ownership
addresses. They include every
b article, from the ten-pound
j hammer which arrived the
Eday to bundles of old clothes,
n and hair pins. A large part
M are books.
Rre are boxes IN the corridor of
'ghth floor filled with samples of
bnt kind of ore-gold, copper,
Silver and with lots ofrocks
home hopeful miner has thought
contain valuable mineral.
Nboxes contain old rubbers and
4 every variety of iron casting
build be Struggled into mailing
No. muzzles and wire bustles,
lnd gas fixtures, false teeth and
RwS. 1t would be q fine place
bunk dealer.
Over Seventy Thousand.
Il than 10000 thousand pack
a all will be put up at the APP
hing sale. OF these about 25, 900
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-11-08
A VARIETY OF GOODS ON VIEW.

From the Irrlgon Irrigator.
For nice mint iulep, Tom Col
Inns, or a highball, or nice, clean
shave, or hair cut, Or anything in the
grocery, hardware, dry goods or mill
linery line call at the City Drug Store.
Also drugs for sale
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-11-08

were not delivered to those for whom
they were intended because of defec-
tive addressing on the part of the
senders. They present the same va
rlety of contents as the blanks in
fact, little greater variety, for it is
IN such packages that the jewelry is
usually found. There are a great
many pieces of jewelry, most of it of
the cheap and fashy type. But now
and then there is bit that has real
value, and therein lies the main ele-
ment of the gamble thus fostered by
the government. In the collection on
hand there are some very handsome
small things such as stickpins, scarf
pins, hatpins, rings and few
watches. Occasionally there is a bit
bediamoned tinery that's really worth
while.
Period of Detention.
All this stuff is done up by the
clerks of the dead letter Office into
small packages for sale after it has
been kept in the storage rooms for
the prescribed number of months-six
in most cases and twelve in others.
There are three classes-cheap, mis-
cellaneous stuff, which the clerks put
in bundles that they intend to have a
value of about one dollar: books
which are sold sometimes singly, ac-
cording to their condition, contents
and title Of publication, and jewelry
which is supposed to have more value
than a dollar.
These different lots are then cata-
logued and the catalogue, which is
printed for distribution at the sale,
duly sets forth the contents of each
bundle without any attempt to esti-
mate the worth, although if the arti-
cles are damaged that fact is noted.
A willy plan is followed in the ar
rangement of these temptations of
those who are inclined to gamble. 1t
is that of mixing up the good things
offered so that they shall present at
fractions to both sexes at the same
time. Thus often men are persuaded
to bid for bundle which has already
to some of the women gam
blers, and the spirit of contest being
awakened the price is run up. One
bunch to be sold at the next sale
contains two typewriter ribbons, one
pair of mems wooden socks, and
turning fork. Another has pair of
black silk woman's gloves, a leather
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
&c cngelfe Sernbone c.
pffer.

q alllcrifouife 8looe CT ret pi!lige
tI at in0rpmue. at ser pmfommer
lenIia mat1ge Meuneltcr poo Sern=
tonerne Der / 2onoct, % set bar bio=
til nGret Sfif at benrile iii Gnglon0
lpm set ioeole 9auo, bppr man me0
acn itprlt upnaoelige Sifferbeo fan
het:p 2ip % 9en'n1er til Scrnhanc=
transport. Ser bar / @laoene5
Ncoaelelicr on Sc jifre 6prbolo poa
Sisle @arer ligei om aonoet CT lpa1
Gis,moelie oper, at oft bar loo n,e=
get beore oeropre, % iii CT oenne
Jsielic gaoet ODER til en- ligefrem
fabeiro @le6e pes Spoogelien at,
at man / @irfeligbeoen ser er ltillet
nti1oit lige iaa il0e iom beropre.
Ban hrl.ger Blot Ser en- o,loen &o]te=
ring al lllpffestilinlbene, iooleoes
at Set unoer pisie Iorbolo iffe. bliuer
logt N%crnbonen til 2ait, ON sen to-
ger eipet al ct Menneife. @n laa=
Aon 5erfloring Ton 10 pnre trsltelig
NOT u1loer Sommc,,ligninger n,ellem
De to 2m16e, men / Healiteten bliper
oct Dog ingen lln6ifploni11g for Sc
amerifonife S%ernboners Meunel fe=
fnatning, at set CT lige iao gait OIL
1re Steoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

A.s9s&@4I4Se 5N-s~rs @@Ge
Der Mapnet c%ipiliieSet. Mteea mon,
bar Der Met til at tp til &iltarienS
Mnnaler for al Dem at bragg aien=
Ding for 6remtioen / M,1slano. S
Mioten al forriae Mar9un0reoe ITO
&epol,ltion for 6olfefribeo friife
STUB oper belle Geiteuropa, %. oiSle
iatte Gn,gt / Monefoloigbeo. l1noer
Tribeoers @anncr er @eroeusuooit=
lin9en gaaet trent lom inaenlinbe
fsr i ct iaa fort 9ibsrlm iom so
Mar. Eao mango Steoer por Jor-
noiG:Miu9etne for MootaGelie al
6ribeo % Selpitprc sen Song bel
life itor1 bcbre. ems SC er set / &us-
len6 I'LL, l;,en set CT oog laa OF ii9e
opcralt ooact iren1ao meo 8en,pc-
ifriot. &iitoricn gjcntager Jig ielu,
% set tgr nc11es, at <slmo nil be-
f.Gftc bette. Men -GerguS @itte,
Ser bliper sen npfgote 6ribe6s Sober /
Mllslonb. ON enb @5aren forue(i
blipcr Megjeringcns @one0, bill faa
CIT &rmpeopaope at lsie. 2ao %
pnife for bom, at bo,1 1naa fao aref=
ter til at fre1nme set go0e 89rf, ban
bar facet begpnot. Det er to ltore,
&reoitpoiter, ser nu itaar paa ben
5tatsmon6s @onto, 6reben me6
Sopou % SoIfefribeoen ! Ruslano.
% Sc filler bom blanot De itore.
Mnn6 / Ml1tioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
SO moo ri allie pore".

20 mao III allie pare".
GoIig Sieite 6re6crifs berpnate
Srb, fem ban g%ienne1niprte / lin &e.
giering mes belu1oringsperoig &on=
lefpens, fonmcr af % til trent / Sc,
belicn al etbpcrt 2anb5 Stprellc.
noar Ser for Mpret goslet for megct,
eller mar Croft eller Dbao man I'LL
/ Sc forifiellige Si0sperio6er bar
talot set, far %floreret for lipligt. Sis
Sen for giennemfert Sparlombeo er
MI inoe for Mmerifas @eofomme1oe,
% Sen foreltaaenoe 4on9res1amling
bill piie, ont Ser / 2opgipningSmagten
er ben iamme flare Spfattelie Of
Gpari ombe0sfrobet, iom ser CT / Mo=
miniltrationc,l nn6er 5tatscbefens
2eoelie. S bnert 6alb bill set al @e=
gieringen fremlagte Statsbuoget BIZ
be set min6ite forbol6sbis toget, lom
Scr | mango Mar bar pGret u0arbcjs
set al Sc forlfjellige 9epartementer.
@anoelsminilteriets Budget pil I. 81.
bore 21H Million Collars minore
er16 oct, lom set MI t9rer poo, og
iooom gaor oct / allie @egieringens
Mfoelinger. Sc. 6orene0e StaterS
Gengela9er CT nen1lig / CT alt a16et
enc lpitelig 6orfatning, sen me3et
omtolte v8rosperitp" tiltroDs. Der
er | Sc forlpbne Mar s65let lan me-
get, % iaa mango SnotnJtcr, Ser
meo &ette tilfon1 Stotsfaslen, CT
aaaet l16enom ben, at Der er ct fort
% me0 buert glar ltigen6e unoerifl,o
/ sen. Gette pil gaa no ober en-
@osle forifjelliae offentlige Torbeo-
ringer, iom 6e ofte falbes meo ct
eufemiitif llotrpf og font man oite
bar funoet t,,ptteoe til belt onore
8eDilltnger pao cit p6erlig operra-
ifen6e @aa6e. Der pioneoe mere ON
6orilogsltillerens 5neoigbeo ems ON
5orbe6ringens archaeological. 8e-
p%illingerne til Departcmerter,tes
forrctningsmasliae Grift er bIeset
beapttcbe til De ifammeIigite l1oiu=
aelier at Staten. og ben iaafalote
&eep &omisiion, iom bleb nebiot til
iarligt at unoerisge bette 6orbol6.oe
iorn ON fort SID bill aflegge fin @ap-
port, iiaes ollereoe at bope laat
&aonoen paa 2pfager, gienne,m bull
fe bpcrt Mar 25 MilIioner Collars
er fibct u0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
8efoItnings e
i 30 / nneot q.

Stats-6olfetellinse,1 for Mianeio=
ia / 1905, 'iom MI foreligger fulot
opgiort, piler Ell ret interesiant lto-
pit1ing / stotens @efoltningsforbolo.
Set ices nemlig, at Sen 6orsgelle /
8efolfningsontallet Ser CT 1fet / DC
ii0ite 5 Mar, iioen Sen a%ln1inoelige
GolfetGlling / 1900, ialt 209,980
Menneifer, bopeoiagelig CT ifet peo
inofpote Mmerifanere, 5. b. /. / Sine
rifa fpote Herloner, uoen at 6orel-
6renes Nationalitet er taget / @e=
tragtntrg. S 1900 bar Ser at 1886
[076 Sn6b. 505,3tS f%remmeofpote,
/ 1905 al 1,424>333 S%nobpggere fun
537, 041 fremmeofgote eller $4,000
flere enc / 1900, ifient 8efolfaingen
bar tiltaget meo betpoeligt oper 200,=
600 Mennelfer. Dette er Ell natl1r.
Zig % / bpi @ra6 iun6 ltopifling.
Sn6pa1l6ringen bliber 1nin6re, % De
npe 8orgere er fe6te 8orgere. Srnib<
lcrti6 er ser 10 beoblipen0e en- SeSn6=
panoring, bpis &arafter e1,6n. til Ell
bis @ro0 letter ct ® paa ben
iamleoe 8efolfning, og BET er ga al
Snteresie for Stan0inaperne at lie, at
oct enom Itaoig er 5peniferne %
MoromGnoene, lom uogjer @opeo-
mG11goen al Sc / Sc ii6ite 5 Nar in6=
%ponoreoe. Sen 9eI al 8efolfningen,
Ser er fpot / Sperige, CT tiltoget meo
ca. 1000, fbot / Morge mes ca.
1000 % / 6inlon6 meo ca. 5000.
Sen oaniffp0te 8efoltning er .oftaget
mes 49, % Ser er enonu lterre Meo.
gang | Mntallet al irif % engellt fp6-
tie 6olf. Spiferne, iom mott efter
5peniferne l16gier Sen talriglte Gel
at De fre11lmeotpote, Ell t1tapt 3,OOO
talrigere eno / 1900. G%p6epropaere,
Der almin6elig betegnes JOIN Sc min6it
uoeiirab1e" Snoponorere, bar til6els
bol6t Jig borte fra @inneiota. Sc
tribes life goot Der og bol6er i bpert
Galo til oppe / Minerne / De norblige
Ggne. Men alt iolt giper Befolt-
ningsitatiitifen ct beitemt SSn6trpf at,
at Minneiota u0oifler Zig normalt %
life alene foripner fig 1elp me6 Be
NGringsfiloer, BET bebpoer, n1er, og=.
iad mere og mere meo oen 8efoltniug
Der CT n%eopen6ig for at r,onDtte Sent.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
6 t frit usl a 5.

Sra Ct. 8etersborg inoleb iaaar,
.uetop iom man par forbere6t paa at
Ibtle set peloige @5arrige iflloe
lpperffplles meo> 5trsmme al BLOB
90 gaa lange Ii6er al Mnarfi in,Boe,
@eobelelien ON, at @5aren, on emo
nebtpansel1t, bab6e ginet efter for
ben bpg;ige 5totsman6 Sergils
@ittes @dab og ban6e uoiteot ct Mo-
nifeIt, Ser loper llnoeriaat;erne ben
ri Gorfatning, fom ban pao en- bis
Maaoe bapoe gmet Dem en- 6orin,ng
poo pe6 at opretie ct Nattonnlrooo,
Der ifl,Ioe l%ommentrRoe ON fort 9io,
men Jon langt fra bil6e opfploe Be
arap, 8efolfningen opitilleoe ON
Sn6flDoelfe pon 2opgipnirgen % M6-
miniitratiore11. Dm set rusiiife
Soft er mooe1t til ct iaa fulofom-
sment 6elbItpre iom oct, Der er lopet
bet, turoe itfert bore ct 5pbrgs-
moal % BET ct ianoipnligt. at l1obif-
ingenbil6e bleDet innl1ere % r1atur.
Iigere, ON BET for en- @effe Mnr bar
nsieoes meo ben rDoumas, Ser bar
Iopet benz. Den Der Tom operaIt,
Ebnor 6ribeostantenpinoer sSnopas,
er bet faitIaaet, at 6olfets Billie BIZ
Der Ben eperite Sob. npioenbeeoe,r
er foIosiaI @,tslo1,o, itgrre fffert
END noget arbet aolb der gaarIla1-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

600 Mcres nf bette 2anb, % ! MpriI.
fortf9ttes 5alget meb 100000
9lcres. Ser furbe fra Stotens Side.
,tGppe foretages ct belotgere Sfriot
til at faa lit biotil ,,brngte 2ono ON.
6onnct til rigtbnren6e Marfer, Der
BERGER Sc rpe @iere laa bel iom Sta-
ten .ielp. Mf @ibbeiummen uobeta.
les pes ;aiebet fun Is @rocent, me-
bens &eiten tan blipe %itoae11oe / 40
Mor til cit 6%orrentntng al 4 Hroceltt.
Selpfslgeli9 er Ser trnifet 8eitem<
melier, ser lifrer imoo, at 2onSet fol-
ser / @enoerne poo @pefulanter, ibc.
CT enfelt 3ipber Inn fan faa tililaaet
ct begronoiet Mreal, meo 6orpligttls
ie til at opllaa lin 8olig poa bette
2o1,o % taee set un6er Spoprfning.
&eo Sc Golg, ser allere6c CT fore.
gooet, bar set piit Jig, at 2anolpgere
inojer at Sc Der bar facet M6gong til
Ell gpo Sing. Sc CT ltrpnmet til /
MaSleots, % Sc bar bl,ot @riler, Der
lil0er langt ODER sen oprtnoeltge
@uroering, Ser ielpfelgelig bar lat
fao lapt iom multgt. 81 benleoer
bore 2eieres Opmerfiombea paa
oerne Sog. Set er life blot Ben Die
blitfeliee 6oroel peo at figbe eo6t %
hilligt 2ano, set Der oreier fig ON,
men @%opebiagen er, at set CT Staten,
life Ell 9ripatmono, Scr j9l9er Gait
oct. 9ette giper en- Sifferbe6 for
Den %fremtioige 8eiio6elle at 2on6et,
ielp ON set life bliper betolt in6er De
itipl1lere0e 40 Mar. ion man olorig
tyr bente Jig pe6 2%anobon6el meo pri-
pete Spchllontcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

9il &anaua aauatea er Der biotil.
al ben omerifanife StatStoSie nobe.
talt liot oper 4 Msillioner Dollars.
% al reoe 8enae pao oenne aonts
.er Ser fun 6 MiIlioner Collars til.
.gengelige. @onfte pift bar aon.
greSien gipet en- iarlig Bebilling at
100 Mfilltoner Dollars IL bette
8rug, men ben Maaoe, paa bbiIfeH
.6isie 8enge fuloe ftaffeg til 9eje,
peo uoiteoeIie of Bombs, maa fora,-
.bres fra ben soprinoelige 8lan for a.
ben fa, iDnrfietteS. a~ot,gresien bil
blibe npot tnafeiDe en- Be-
billing paa 10 MiIlioner Dollars
5fo1tam, for al Der fan blibe Benge.
not til at boIoe Mrbeioeti Gang uaf
s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
speriees Miuiiterium 2nubebers

Speriges Miniiterium 2nnbeberg,
Der blep 6onnet / ben ipeeielle @en-
iigt at orbne 6orboloet til Norge, bar
iii, ga Oct for fulbfom1net lit &berb,
rejigneret. Ser er e1,on,, lite uonepnt
.11oget mt Miniiterium,, men BET pen=
ties, at ct iaa6ort bill bline TANNERS
iat at Me11o fra ollie Bartier, soer
beore bill bore / Gtan6 til at or6ne
mango for1fiellige Spsrgsmad1, Der
er poa 9agsorbe1en - Stemmerets-
reformen, Bologiftstanfen, De in6l.-
i%trielIe % Mrbeiber-~5
Eolo- og Sraftatiagerne oip.-eno ct
Miniiterium al en- beitem politi]t
1arpe, ielp ON ser er ct lheralt
6IertoI i an6et &u1nr1er.
80 1871 -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
Entered at tive Post Office at st. F:ul.
Nina. as second class Matchmaker.

&an bespnoer at builfe / &roacne
sl1, ut Sen Yr0lioel1t, Ser nil blipe
talat til Sc Ioreneoe Sto!ers Sper-
Aopeb / 1908, ril beooe set lamtne
JON ban, Scr pol9tes ifior. Scr
RI lfet mere ~,,rin,elige 9i,g / &erocn
rno Set. % lfltloe set bGn6e, rtlbc
itte lllpffcn bore iao itor. at 2onoet
ncf fl,noe bore Sen. ri sc rWuliJ=
hcSer", ser peges paa ion1 &anoioe-
Ter, er Ser neppe en- e%,1elte, Ser ,:aar
Abeooore &ooiepelt til Nrmbullernc
huerfen iom Statsmo,to ellcr @en-
Rclfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
x e b Singe pe6 III t
rette g apn.

0e ipecielt omerifanife Spn6er
-8oo0le" % Strait" er efterbaan=
len hfehet iaa olmin6elige, at 8eiolf-
Ru1gen er blepet tilbpieIig til Iige-
JON at falte cit @ierligbe6eus @aabe
suer 6em. S 6eres more @eien er
se sanife bilt Silpenoelie al Mioler
poa uloblig Mao0e, oct inorpmmes
Der billigt, men set er 6og ltgelom
al finere @ra6 at 6orbrpoelie, ONT
freat ligelom &o6ogro er Ell finere
6rab of Spgoom, forot BET font @egel
Inn er &igmanb, ser bar Mi6ler til
1t lGgee @run6pol6en til sen. &por-
Joe fan man life liee iaa aoot beteg-
ze 8ocole og @roft aabent og reoe-
kgt beo 6eres retie Mnbn? Set CT
lite aroet ems 9pperi, iimpelt % liee-
Tem, % Den, iom foreper boilfe1
1'sa BELT al benz, / iterre eller min.
Ire Still, er en- &Db, Ser life er
Spor he6re ems Sen, ser tager Benge
rs al 2ommen pao en- intet anen0e
Reoborgcr eller brp6cr IND / ct &us
rlier en- 8anf og lilbenoer Jig an6res
6ienbom. Set, at Mon6en ct en- of
5entlia Gi%lliosn1ano, 6cr gaar flint
flRot % ialer mutt ON oct offent-
Egp 8elfqrb paa 6olfeme0erne, gigr
bar1 Blot en6nu mere mobbp6eli9 enc
Zen profesfionelle 9Db. 8lep Set al,
niubelig foritaaet, at Der
flRber lige ioa ltor Banere
sea 8oooleren 90 @rafteren
pm peo Epoen og 8anoitten,
na nilbe 5olf u6tage De to fbrite
Rapne al Sen a%ln1in6eltge 5prog-
tr,,a % fun benptle De to iioite, iom
atetinget er be rette. Dg oct otloe
maaffe bringe a6ifilIige @mbe6s.
1,rnb og Gillibsmnn6 meo elaittife
sarlpittigbe6er til at betGnfe fig pua
a ,ofette iig for at fon.me IND I'M.
Ter 9pbem9rfet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
1850 :. -1Hsta- Ias n
5faten feIger al s.

81 bor tibIigere Der / 8In6et om-
III, at Staten Mi1neiota, Ser er Gil
& Of tenpeo q MilIioner Mereg aono,
i fofte % oenne Maoneo ftiIler eroI
|Gf bette 2al16, Der marge 8ilfeIoe
11rer iii oet beofe i 5taten, til Bort.
nla paa meget favorable Betineelier.
S Dftober % Moben1ber inlges 26O,-
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Gette er frDgteligt! 5 seroeles.
beo foroi ielu om ogiaa oen,le ban.
pitlige 8rig bbrer op, fan Gagen
efter ct MT 2,,ne jpire i. sen ipage
@anos @jerne, Der regjerer @us.
lano;; Eagen efter fan ban finoe paa
cit MI 8lan - afrifanit, amerifonit
eller inbilf - % paa,1p beepnoe at
l16temme @uslan6s iioite @refter.
90 iaaban fer oct life blot ! Mus.
lan6, men oberalt> bbor Der efsi(te.
rer Ell Megiering, set bill iiee e., laa.
ban Organization, at Sen lille Mtnc.
ritct fan 1pinge sen itore Maioritet
til at iulobproe oens Billie. @lIe Sc
c1ropniife R%egiertngers 9iitorie
er fun &titorien ON gale, bnn,me
90 foroprpeoe Menneifer, Ser fslger
efter: binanben paa 9ronen, 90 iom
oraber, b6elagger % fsrit % frem.
melt ben1oralilerer 5olfere.
% lia're,,oe Sdnblinaer fer oDer.
alt, Sc fonititutionelle aanbe % Sc
.foafalbte frfe @epubIifter iaapel iom
i De oeipotiife stoter, Gn9Imb %
51prfiet, apff1ano % Mbpsiinien, i
6ranfri9 % ! @uslano, ! Sc forere.
DE stater % Moroffo, tort iaat
eperaH, bpor oet 5pitem, Set Draft.
ncri, man faloer en- @~egierins, Dir.
Ter.
(5ortlaass).