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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02
Encouraged to Sing at Work.

At the works of a Warrington firm
of soap-makers the girl employees are
encouraged to sing partsongs while al
work. The object is to relieve the
monotony. In the departments that
number more than 80 girls and have
not noisy machinery. they are encour.
aged to sing during the last hour OF
work in the morning and in the after
noon
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Don't loose your ballot by doubtful
scratching.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

See thatieverynRepublican is at the
polls.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

WHAT a pretty woman? IL she un-
married."
"Oh, yes--three times"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Make the Democratic rooster look
sick
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Make It "clean shuckin'".
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Telephone for plumber at oncer'
Great SCOTS! What's the matter?
"The water pipes have bursted, and
my beautiful persian rug will be
ruined"
"Let the p umber go. It'll be cheap
er to get new rug"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Vote for Hon. W. n. Burnett.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Vote tor,I. Med. Smith.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

SIS 1T customary to tip the waiter
In this place 2"
"Why-ah-yes, SIR"
"Then hand me tip. I've waited
three quarters of an hour for that
steak l ordered
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Vote for,Hon. T. M. Watts.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02
entered at Postofiice Hillsboro, Ohio,
as second class matter.
Republican Ticket.

For Governor
Myron T. Herrick.
For Lieutenant Governor
Andrew L. Harris.
Tor supreme Judge
W. Z. Davis.
For Attorney General
Wade II. Ellis.
For Treasurer
W. S. McKlnnon.
For Board of Public works
william,Kirtley, Jr.
Representative
w. II. Burnett
Probate Judge
IN Watts
Prosecuting Attorney
l. Med. Smith.
sheriff
Albert Feike.
treasurer
W. NJ Porter
Recorder
w. II. Pence.
Commissioner
a. C. Cockerill.
Innrmary Director
R.H. Terrell.
Surveyor
H. W. Hunter.
Coroner
J.w. Leatherman.
Vote.
Vote for Hunter.
Vote for Terrell.
-
Vote tor'Cockerell.
Vote for Billy Pence.
Vote for VIM. Porter.
Vote for Albert Feike.
Vote for Leathermau.
Vote early-vote right.
Vote tori. Med. Smith.
Make 1t "clean shuckin'".
Vote for,Hon. T. M. Watts.
Vote for Hon. W. n. Burnett.
See thatleverynRepublican is at
polls.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Vote early-vote right.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Vote for Leathermau.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Vote for Albert Feike.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Vote for VIM. Porter.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-11-02

Vote for Billy Pence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
81. Paul Balrrrlnger. and MISS ANNA Barr

Dr.. Paul Barringor, and Miss Anna Bar "a +
ringer, of Charlottesville, Va. (. =,
q The members of the F'ortnightlys Clup
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Luke
Seawell at her homo on West Trade
street. Mrs. Lucy Iaichmond'..was awarded
the first prize. and consolatlon prizes
were given Mrs. D. Kirby Pope and MISS MIS-
Georgia Lowe. S3 ~ I, y.
sorosis met Monday afternoon with Mrs.
r. M. Miller, Jr, 5 il
4 Mrs. a. II. Boyden and daughters,
Misses May and Jane. and MISS BESSIE
Henderson, who sailed from New YORK
February 18th, are enjoying life abroad.
,They6have touched at the Azores, pies
and Gibraltar, and will visit Rome NJ nan.
Paris and other foreign points, souvenir
postal cards are being received by their
friends, y, 2,
Hook Wednesday afternoon 'the Z sud-
ject for special study was Mendelssonn'
J, Mrs. John w. Miller, enterta ined - IA
luncheon Wednesday In honor. OF Mrs. lId-
ward Spaldng, OF Norfolk. Va.
Misses Mary and Bertha MOTIFS are
visiting at Chase City. Va. 5g
Mrs, j. l.. Chambers has returned IRON
a visit to friends In New ersey y I, 4. i
Mrs. John H. Spra que. Of New forK; -
the guest of Mrs. Laura johnson a. ier
Tenth Avenue homo t9sS stG5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

els stopped. closed their eyes and went
E to sleep, and the Arabs went to sleep,
and dad and the iackass and | were APP,
parently tho only animals in Egypt that
were awake.
Dad kicked his camel In the Ribs. hut 1t
wouldn't bulge. He asked ma II ]
couldn't think up SOME way to stnrt the
procession, and stopped my jackass
and thought a minute, and told dad
had It. ] had bought some giant FIRE
crackers and roman candles at Cairo.
with which ! was going to fire salute
on top OF the biggest pyramid, to cele-
bnate for old America, and I told dnd
what | had got, and thought il / got
off my jackass and fred IN salute there
in the desert II would wake then, UP.
Dad said: "All right; let 'er go, but do
II sort of easy at first. sn not to OyerdO
it, and ] got my artillery ready. Say,
you can't fire off fireworks easy, you got
10 touch II match to EN- and dodge. and
take your chances We'll. I scratched
n match and lit the giant fire cracker,
and put 1t under tho hind logs OF dads
camel and when II got to 1lzins lit my
roman candle, and as tie IRE cracker ex-
ploded like l67nch gun, my roman
sand!e began 70 spout balls Of fire, aud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
CHARLOTTE / N. G,
tspecIal 10 Tho Times. Dispatch

Special to Tho Times. DIspaattchS;l 4 Y,
CHARLOTTE, N. G.. April l,n !, 30, o.
rent week took place Monday morning.,
when Mrs. w. w. Watt entertained ,t at
euchre in honor Of Miss VII. Of Of, Bait = .
Charlotte. The prize winners were, Mrs.
Paul Chatham and Miss Anna !, Locke ass,
Illtohison; consolation. MRS. M ", Fa,son;
OF honor also received prizes. The out
of-town guests were Mesdalnes. Wright !,
of Winchester. Va; Simpson,, OF RogeirIs;-
vile Tenn. and Elizabeth WI. OF 1'aitl-
Mrs. II. w. Mellon entertained 4 charm
.ingy at her Poplar Street home Iu ss a
afternoon In honor Of N'rs. E y. spar ~
Rev, and Mrs. j. r. Howerton. ~,
The Pro Re Nata Book CLUB met Wed-
nesday afternoon with Miss Helen Breln'
In DIlworth.
Mrs. RUFUS Barringer gave q family
dinner party Monday In honor OF her SON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
II TAKES NINE BATHS TO GET
DOWN no AMERICAN
EPIDERM1S.

when we got here all we have had to do
is TO battle the dirt off in layers.
1t takes nine baths to getsdown to
American epidermis. and the last bath
has a jackplane to go with It, and n
thing they scale fish with. But we are
all right now, with rooms In the hotel,
and rested, and when we go home wo
are going to be sailed down and given
chloroform and shipped as 1nummies.
Dad insists that he will never cross a de-
sert or an ocean again and ] don't know
what Is to become of us. Anyway, we
are going to enjoy ourselves until we are
killed off.
The first two days We just looked about
Cairo, and stsW the: congress of nations.
for there Is nothing Just like this town
anywhere. There are people from all
quarters OF tho globe. the most outland-
ish and the most p-to-date. This place
is an asylum for fakirs and robbers, a
place where defauters, bribers. muir
derers, swindleS and clippers arc safe.
as there seems to be no eXtraditlon treaty
that cannot be overcome by paying money
TO the officials. l found that out the first
day, and told dad we should have no
standing In the society of Egypt unless
the people thought he had committed
some gigantic crime and fled his country.
Dad wanted to know how it would
strike me If 1t was nosed about the
hotel that he had robbed a national bank,
but ] told him there would be nothing
uncommon or noticeable about robbing
bank, a half the tourists were bank
defaulters. SO he would have to be &C.
cused of something startling, so wc de-
cided that dad should be charged with
being the principal thing In the Stand
ard OH Company. and that he had under
ground pipe lines running under sew
eral States. gathering oil away from tho
people who owned It, and that at tho
present time he was worth a billion dol
lars, and his income was 100000 every
little while. and, by ginger. you ought
to see the people bow down TO him.
Say. common hank robbers and defaults
ers just fell over themselves to get ac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
.PECk'S BAD BOY ABROAD
Tho Bad Boy and His Dad Ar-
rive in Cairp--At the Hotel.
They Meet Some Egyptian
Princesses--Dad Rides Camel,
to the Pyramids and Meets.
With Difficulties.
BY Hon. George w. Peck.
! Hon. George w. Peck.
Ex-Governor OF Wisconsin,; former E,di-
tor of Perk's Sun; Author of
I'll "Peck's Bad Boy etc0

fEeA tor of Peck'S sun sAutHoi VI
5s "Pecks Bad Boy" etc)
Copyright, 1906. by Joseph q. Bowleso
CAIRO, EGYPT. My Dear Old Irish
Vegetable: Gee, but YOU ought to see
dad and l right now, at hotel, waiting
FOR chance at room. when bride and
groom get ready to vacate 1t, and go
somewhere else. This hotel is full Of
married people, who look scared when
ever there is n new arrival. and came
pretty near creating n panic by going
into the parlor of tho hotel, where
dozen couples were sitting around max
Ing 100000 eyes at each other, and get
ting behind a screen and. In dissulsed
voice, shouting: II know all! Prepare
to defend yourself!" ~
The women turned pale. and some said
at last, At last!' while others got
faint In the head, and some fell on the
blossoms of their husbands and said:
s"Don't shoot" You see. most of these
wives had husbands somewhere else
that might be looking for them have
warned dad not to be seen converslng
With a woman, or he may be shot by
husband who Is on her trail, or by the
husband she has with her.
We'll, sir, OF all the trips VIC have had
anywhere, the trip from Constantinople
here was the limit. For two or three
days we were OH dinky steamboats, with
Arabs. Turks. negroes and all nattonali-
ties camping on deck, full of fleas, and
with cholera germs OH them big enough
to pick like blueberries, and all of the
passengers were dirty and eat things
that would make dog in America 80
mad. Tho dog biscuit that are fed to
American dogs would pass as delicate
\ CONNECTION on tho menu Of any steam-
boat we struck. and l had rather lie
down III a barn yard with a wet dog for
pillow and n cast-off blanket from
smallpox hospital for a bed, than to
occupy the bridal chamber or any steam
boat we struck.
And then the ride across the desert by
ra II TO reach Cairo was the worst III the
world. Passengers in rags. going to Nee
ca, or some other place of worship. eat
Ing cheese a thousand years old made.
from old goats milk, and dug from the
Pyramids too late to save 1t, was what
surrounded us. and the sand storm blew
through the cars laden with germs OF the
plague and stuck to us so tight you
couldn't get II off with sandpaper and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

dragomen got them out, and we started
OFF for the pyramids which were IN.
plain sight, like the pictures you have
SEEN with palm trees along the Nile, and
Arabs camping on the bank. and 1T
looked as though everything was going
10 DO all right, when suddenly dads
camel stopped dead stu and wouldn't
move foot. and all the rest Of the cam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

i aimed ono atS3each camel, and the
whole push started OH a stampede for
the pyramids. the cam.ls grooming, thfe
Arabs praying to Allah dad yelling TO
stop er and my jaclass led the bunch,
and was left in the desert 70 pick up
the hats.
guess will have to tell you the rest
of the tragedy n.my next letter.
Yours with plenty Of sand. I, !.
HEM IcI2Y. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

S SHS ESr5oo 11 E4 s President
o'"AAA' - " DIRECT a,,n,.,,
H. ,,.aa MoRaAh Nav
'ee'en pn Ss's o n M RxRXER, tm Mass.
Prslnt
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LAWYER S g kSin s. sF Sol9 New YORK.
President sHahIrs 4.s I Rev YORK
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Brown brothers A R G' FoRD New fofh' M 10
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of ors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Conscience Fund Grows.

The governments conscience fund grew
rapidly last week, Monday q man left an ien 3
,veIope containing ten 500 bills at the suh-
itreas,iry building as proof Of repentance,
tuesday Secretary Shaw received sls ,oGo from
an unknown person who confessed that lne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
6oIfetingets Genjtre.

6olfetingets Gentre.
Oct forclpbigc sSerretningsl1opol1 for
CT Organization al &enltrcmGno bar
prrct ion,let iii ct Mpoe i Ircocriciu.
l(0palgct bciiuttroe at il10fnl0e ct az
~!iin0clint 2ol1osmpce al Gel1ltre.
@fp0et oil Blue ofbolnt / Ipns 6or=
lu%mli1gsh1s / S0cnlc 2pr0oQ Sen 20.
Mai on Spl,oaacu Sen 81. Mfuj.
ST. iltiunsbprgs @epp=
prcle c. De tire 6drlte=Yrrmic=
togcre, Nrfitcftcrne GlemncnieL
Iborp. Sorac1ie1 o9 Mortin Mprop,
bar tillaate fprleocn til &pnferencc
mco Srofitn1inilter @pgsbro. Mell1l=
tatet al oennc &o11ferencc blipcr CIT
nli,lilteric( M@ciolution, lom fan belt
ties / 2pbct al fort Sis. Dc Mrfi=
tcftcr. scr <lur oeltogct / &riltia1s=
horg=Npnflrrenccll = n1c0 l1l10to=
aelje al Shprpnlo Sorncnlen, Client
lllc1lcn n1 @ortin Nprl,p, iom fif
fprlte Nrrnn!c, : hm u1oerlfrepct
eli Hrotcltlfripellc> bpori Sc proteltc=
rcr moo, at Glenmenien og Mprl1p
bor fooct fbritc Hrn1nie, ou Sc life
bar fploeltgicrt SC ppltil(eoc @ctingc(=
ler, men CT gooet uoen for oisie.
@anoc }1nncrifripcrnc blot, at set
life fom iao aaie, ON SC fl1(gte Tor=
lfriftcrl1e cllcr q, 6opoe Sc ielpfo(oc=
Zig inbienbt 2as1il,1cr otter bercS CO.
lie @opc0cr. Mn0 S6ornalo Sorac1=
len prpteltcrcs life, oo BON FAR bolot
Jig Yrpgrolmmct cfterrcttclint.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

Seitialen 81 al + Ii e t
bill blise iuroi1 / 9ubet al Ell Mqa=
neos Sio. Mooobniets bpjtioclige
Slropielle oil ga iinoe gtco / Septem=
Ter Moone0. st Iullcsllopo(g pi( i
Spbet al Sommeren rtoorbejoe &lu=
nerne til Soften.
@la0ct - III nn0et" pil
life mere blipe ltpttet al Mrbej0s1i=
perforeni1Aen. S Sc 81 Nor, / bpil=
fc @laoet bar cfsilteret, bor set iult
ll11gt bel1pco en- bolp Mill. &roncr, %
set bar I'LL cit @jGlD pnn ca. 10000
SIR, lpn Observation-Disclosures chs
I'LL fomlncr til at bctolc. Set pao=
%ltoacs, at @lo0et bill 6lipe npertooet
al ct MT Mftieiellfo6.
Sprprf Sproob. vSocio=
liitiit l1ng0omsforblrno" / &igbel1=
lopn l106eltc til Sc inofalotc &rrue=
pligtiae forkocn ct linosipogt Sp=
ruoh> Ser 81. q. bctcgrleoc Gnlootcr=
he JON uSperflosl ems hrl1tole @oo10-
lol1gere / &ompen n1oo Sc fottige %
li0e1oe &loSier". @plitiet on6ol0t
o0ifilli1c al lt0oelcrl1c og flap Sem
after fri otter at bope frotogct sem
Sproobet.
Gnnp &irfe blep is. Npril
iuopiet JON Soancfirtes for set l1ot=
opretteoe Tribop1S Sogn / &jo6r1=
Gom1, Ser or 11oifilt ira ct. Sucob5
% ct. Nollls Sogne. Den CT bclig,
Gcnoe / @illennocSeo0c pou Hltcrbro
% oil goo UNDER Mopnet yTriheos=
&irfen". Gems Gpiorclie poo Ell al
Set GlosI cnlfe Iiocifommis ifjunfct
@rl,'0 ifpl0cs &pinOefprcnil,geu til
SpfprelIe al in1oa &irfcr / @ibbel1=
bor11, ion1 lernleo otter for fpjct ct
npt 8lto5f1S til Sc o((erc6e i10nie0c:
@etblcbemsfirfell Getblemo11cfirfcn,
Observation-Disclosures % S,crnfirfe1. Sir
fiteft Sborpal6 Sbrgc11ien CT &irfens
Spgmeiter> % ban bor mes iropon=
Zig Gpgtiubeo %forn1ouct at ifnhe en-
Sp1nilrg, Ser nGroig %lll,tter fig til Sc
firfclige &%ltnltpnrfcr, ban tioligcre
I'm forlwuet @pen n1co. Sil @irfcn
c: mAget Meniabebsbts oN CT Hrr=
%ltcbplig, befoltcoe al eli irrlig 2on1i=
to, men ligelebcs cpfpri otter S4horn.
Sargcnicns Segl1inger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
SCOTS EMULSION

passer for Spadb6rn og Born,
der er magre og blege, naar de
burde vere fede og r6dmussede,
for Mand og Kvinder, der er
svage og skr0belige, naar de
burde vere starke og sunde, =
for allie. der like faar den til
str@kkelige Nering I'D af deres
F9de.
Slet Blod, magertLegeme aab-
ner Dpren for Sygdom. SCOTS
Emulsion spaerrer Vejen. Den
gj0r Blodet rigere, skaber sunde
Mrskler og remfor alt giver Nae
ring.
Undgaa de saakaldte Vine,
Cordials og Extrakter afTorske-
l~evertran, der kun e. tilberedt
for Smagen, intet indeholder at
Observation-Disclosures Vardier, og
som indeholder en- stor Procent
af Alkohol.
Scott's Emulsion har i over
ct Fierdedel Aarhundrede varet
Diet paalidelige Torskelevertran
Praparat.
WIN seads Dem en- Prove frt paa Forlangsnds.
SCOTT s BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

Y trnp fplote s. 16. glpri1 80
Aar. 2anostingets @pjre og @opeo=
1eltprelien for v&pjres Mrbeiioer= og
Strl9erforening" bor / Sen M%nleo1ing
operroft Gfsellentcn cit s(oresle.
getingebe @enaa6nil-
ser. S Mnleoning al &pl1gcl,s Tpo-
lelsoa9 bar Ser fitl1oet Ell Muffe BE-
til1gcoe @cnooo,1iuucr Stc6 al &crlo-
11er, lom benliocer / @orlens Sl,gt=
gps. Salt CT 80 blepel1 benao6e0e
noo Sen Moa6c.
= simmer 1anmorf. Sra
Npril bnr 20 l,l1ge Sinner tiltrooot
Nlonicr hes oanife 2onobrlgcre. s
@oloiaa Gn1egns 2onobuioreninos
Smraocc bar s l,,ge Sinner facet
Elaos. Sil Somrncren bill ct o,oet
Gplo tS1lll1er 1orstnge Nlt1OrcI1c
9onmlorf for at giore Jig hctje1ot
mc0 oonIf 9%onobrl1g. Gette @pl0 be-
ltaor al so 9eItaaere, nurmclt @oos=
ejcrc, Yrpfesiprer olp. Sl,ren lfal
lutte n1eo ct @clpg poa Inllcsifuet
t &orle lS.
GtYor penligcGro. Iog=
hlooct "Nolitifcn"S fbp. Meoaftpr,
Or. GouorN %ro1ocs, far bcllptiet
oct Stilul1, ban bar faoct peo at leg
&c Meoaftsrgjcrninacn paa Spleen
til CT 6cIlige Gonunorfs &onlejlspru=
.|ioellt, Miniltercn for @rigsmogten
til SANDS oa til @o11os, ST. S.. g.
Ghriltenicn=S tu0il Ell IGl,gerc Mrtifcl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

Oe1l1c &eucrIpUaelle CT b1lllNt ill at
oele n1eo Sc gon1le Straightforward. 9ette
CT hans oa bans Gplitifs pg ho11s
Nortis @emm1eIigbe0. M11 or Sc, bo,t
CO SC on0re, Scr hppr Sc pil0e nrrc-
pg Sc bigger fin for @ajonettelt."
@roaoes onler Set for Ell Mpopel1=
oiabeo ct gjare Spltemififtet Som
iAjen, looleoe5 at vct Sfil1=Sc1ltrc"
fife peoblipc16c faor 9pp at roooc
/ 0anmorf. S6i UNDER Sc mlpurenbp
6or6olo er, finder ban, uG%tilltu,1oe11
% @agltrGpet" burre chs nogc11
fbr!
en- Gon t anboloti g a.
L / 8. 6roYaris fommer Meooclellc
ON, at Ell oonif &optejn @o1ien er
blepet arrelteret lom in0piflet / CIT
&aptein & am burin i Gum=
mcnlpgrgelie ON at bortfsre Nrnli=
Dent 2ol16et og Sc to 6or1nGno forIe=
pl1terfommeret. 9mnlfe @(u0e, iorn
omtoler oe11ne Sag, nlencr, at Scr
foreligge cit 6ejltogelie peo SIR
reltotionel1. 9en poagjGloenoe 9ol1=
fer or ell lige iao fornuftig iom
og onieet Iorretningsnm1o.
Slaf &anlcn or fpot / &jbben6oul1
ipm Spn al oel1 / iin Sis bcfjenote
Speraregisl@ r @ul1i jet peo set fpngc=
lige Seater. Som CT l11 n1i0t / Sur
rerl1e. Ga bmn bar Ell mug Mo1O
pou cit Sl1es Mor, fif 6on 9nit til at
prppe jim 9pffe. San tog til Iro1f=
rig og lorn iaa nlol1ge ol1ore l1olnlt=
oinge los ban Jig ilrOr1llere / Irel1=
meoleaionel1, bpor man ofie gipr britt
e%jenoommelige @efjenbtifober, og
bpor @o11len ba pgioo bar lnrt Can't
at fjenoe. S Tremmeo(egio-
men 1lon1grfeoe Slaf @onicn Jig ne0
6lio % 9pgtigb3. San b(ep for
.frelnn1et til Sergel1t = bpproon frol1-
ife 8looe far f,,noet pao at foloc bom
&aptejn, peO hi life - og efter 9cl-
tagelie / forifjellige GrGf l1il1ger ogiao
6eforeret.
Olaf Sanien penote mi tilboge til
&aris, bpor ban fit cit Cos Sitting
slf0elingscbef / Ell 9eparte=
mer1tsforretting. San gifteoe Jig,
men fit iao 2pit til at pen6e tilbage
til Sfanoinabien JON lin egen Mon0.
SON ilog fig ne6 / @gteborg, men
bar bleben bans onoet Jn-
orelar10, ION ban Iengtes tilboge til,
og efter nogle Mars TorIeb ben6te
ban, efter ct 8eibgi &igbenbapn, TIL
Hf
bage til &aris. Ser fit ban General
agentur for ct fort engelif 6irma,
Der ban6leoe me6 gentrifnger og a11=.
Ore Sabrifater. 9a ban Dor peolige-
bolot 8efien6tifabet mes Samburini,
bar 6ette %formentlig p%aaoraget BAN
! bbert 6al6 bIep ban ar
reiteret, ba ban forIeoen penoe tilbage.
til 8aris fra en- 6orretningsreiie til
sor1oo1. Son negter beitemt, at ban
bar aRet 1roget ON, at San1burini bis
g foretnge ct Mttentat moo 5tatens
sifferbeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

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