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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

the mount OF his deposit and interest
and the probabilities life, but the
annuity may not exceed 300 francs
(S23I60).
In rural districts the tax gatherer Is
empowered 10 receive deposits, and IN
many factories q certain percentage Is
deducted from the wages and paid 70
the Caisse in the wOrkman's name
branch Of the Caisse may be founded
IN any town or village, with the per-
mission OF the project Of the depart
ment. and there are about 300 OF such
br inches, with nearly 10000 de-
positOrs
There are several large institutions
/ for the are OF the INDECENT aged Some
| OF these are free and q, others small
charge . made for board and lodging
At Issy. near Paris, is an institution
for widowers,- widows, CT married
couples, OF whom both are over ski
FIVE years OF age and who have ''eeT
married at least fifteen years.
There are many small institutions
founded by private persons for old
officials. at some OF which the charg'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
Practical Farm Experiments.

o. me various publications Of the
IBeria rtuleuf 81 Agriculture tie most
useful and probably the most popular
l. = farmer bulletin issued ave or
six times a year Cd experiment station
work. Practical Farm Experiments
would probably b. a compre nensive
tide for these bulletins. as each
% uphIet OF about 80 pages - com
rssss-d o. q dozen or fifteen short DE-
escripti0ug q practical farm matters.
she outcome o. the experiments and
tests 81 the FariOcs government ex~
perimeut stations all over the cOun ~.
Their value les largely Ia the fact
that each article a only q couple OF
pages IA fength and II can be picked
10 and read through AZ odd moments,
whereas when a farmer receives
Ionger buiietin be - more likely 20 iay
ft way for some future reading when
ne las more time. aud a. time u usu-
any pressing on tie farm, u - likely
never 20 get read AZ al
FARMERS BuEetia No Z33 s. the
last isesn u these bulletins and 81 III
fse stories are decidedly Interesting
Information given Oh tie root system
- Geld crops viii be surprise n
PROBABLY even SOM. Of the hest IN
formed farmers. An Illustration j
sbown o. corr roots as they occupy
the GROUND IA flle corn rows. IL shows
3 myriad q small roOfiefs. entirely en-
icon1F,z ssinx the grouBd IN every dire.
ton f0r q depth Of almost four fest
The root systems Of various otbe
iplants are described. Wheat roots %
J cupy the ground 30 depth o. fou
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

fresh cold water is poured in and the
handle turned slowly two or three
times when the butter is ready for
washing. sailing and eating.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

dollars Tor a single blossom. Now
however. when plant experts have
slmpilfed tie ar q cuiuvaung ne
flower such prlc-s would shock even
fh.s most extra VACANT minded
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
Old AGE PENSION.
Much Attention Given in France 20
the Care of the INDECENT.

France evidently does not believe
that the old should be chloroformed
and put out OF the way. Tor. according
to official reports received from United
States officials located AT Paris. that
government has a system Of pension
ing for the aged. For more than a
century the French government has
been experimenting with schemes for
giving an annuity 10 the old, not, how
ever with entire success.
At the present time deposits are re
ceived from any person, regardless OF
age but the amount may not exceed
I 600 francs (S9650) IN the course OF q
year. An count may be opened for 9
child Of three years OF age; a married
woman may deposit money without hei
7 husbands consent. At any age be
/ tween fifty and sixty-five Cor earliel
Ga case OF permanent disability &
work. the depositor may claim his an
\ nuity, which is calculated according 4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

by the Jury from cups and spoons
After the test tile jury was dismissed
and the members each wrote a sep
arate report, giving his views OF the
coffee. and sta ting which OF the sam
pies 30 considered the best These
were PLACED ia sealed envelopes and
sent L. Dr. Wiley who opened them
and submitted the finding 20 the Quar-
terrna etfr General. DR. Wiley also
constituted a part OF the jury-a fore
man. a II Were-tO ascertain whether
his findings and judgment OF the quail
ity OF the coffee conceded witt those
OF tie others.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

The yearly contract Tor supplying
coffee for the United States Army is
about 70 be let by the Quartermaster
General. and the Department OF Az
riculture has been called upon 20 de
eide which brand shall be purchased
This test was made under the super
vision Of Dr. Wiley. Chief Of the Blu
reau OF 81. dentistry. Tie selected a jury
OF veteran coffee drinkers who know
lnd can tel good coffee from bad 10y
flavor and By the odor with the pot az
probably a hundred yards distant The
Jury assembled in Or Wuey's office
where the bureau cook had prepared
several small lots OF coffee from the
samples submitted. They were tested
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

feet. Flax roots 80 down three ana
tour feet Srass roots. Tour 10 SIX
feet Red clover completely occupies
the upper three feet or soil Crimson
clover RIOTS in single year grow
three feet Alfalfa roots 40 10 the
enormous depth OF twenty TO uit,y
feet All OF which may give some
farmers new IDEAS as 10 cultivation
which breaks the roots Of plants. and
tie distance st which TO plant. When
late potato hills are three feet apart
each way the soil is very fully occu'
pied by the roots 20 depth OF three
/ feet. Each potato hill, therefore. &C
cupieS twcntY-Seven cuOt teet Oh soh-
Salt Not Needed For Asparages-
/ Another lort article is on the Prop
or Fertilizers for Asparagus Although
salt has been considered a time-hon-
ored necessity for this crop. IL has
been found that asparagus viii yield
as We'll without as with IL except Tor
the fact that the salt prevents the
growth of weeds
| Growing Mushrooms for Home Use.
lis another short article and Onion
lCulture covers another. Another
short article gives the remarkable re
suits Of forcing early rhubarb with
lethcr.
Raising Calves on skim Milk. sup
instructive little article. covering the
results OF experiments in this line in
The government stations In Iowa. Ida
Tho. Kansas. Nebraska and Titan. En-
tire success has been had with tht
skim milk diet and the practice Is
considered even more desirable 10y
some authorities than allowing tut
youngsters 20 have natural milk.
other topics discussed are Noodles
a product prepared by EurOpeiT
housewives and some manufacturer
from fiour with the addition Of Ger
tain amount Of eggs and SIX an
dough being rolled into sheets and Gu
into strips or fanciful shapes; Condi
ton Powders and Special Stlmulatin.
lEetds for Fowls and arm Animals
the Relative Cost Of Producing Mea
from the Beef TSpe and ne Dail.
Type OF Cattle: the Use Of Anima
Food for Young Ducks. showing Ia
gains 81 ducklinCs on rations contain
ing different proportions Of anims
food: the Bad Effect OF Using Nil
from DiSeas ed Cows and the PrOdu'
lti0n Of Cider Vinegar.
This IS q free bulletin and apple.
ton should be made 20 your senate
or member OF congress. or to Seen
! tary James Wilson at Washington.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
y A GREAT
| ChPYSANThEMUM SHOW

four feet tan on which grew eighteen
different and distinct varieties. some
white, some yellow. while others were
pink. brown and rcd This was Oh
tanned hy grating stems from valu-
able sorts on a good stock
The first chrySanthcnum known 70
florists was yellow and was grown in
Japan II was carried over TO China
and from that country rapidly spread
an over the world The passing years
however. wrought wonders. and the
chrySanthemum. the autumn queen.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

Perhaps nowhere In The world can
enc nnG such vSrie6 and magnin-
cent collection OF chrySanthemums as
may be seen every autumn az the Ma
sion,s Capitol The chrysanthemum
shows OF Washington have become
Exed institution 80 that society-diplc-
matte circles as weIl-lSok forward in.
sereStessly for the opening OF the gov
eminent hctbouscs which display the
Hrest OF Uncle Sans experiments ia
Shis branch OF flower growing
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

Empire Churn." reports Consul Lie
field. OF Ereiburg. Baden. does not
even need a special vessel for holding
the cream. The cream is placed In
the vessel so that the dasher Is In the
center, and about 1 IL inches below
the surface. The handle Is then turn
ed slowly for a few seconds. and
tnen at a good speed. and within one
minute butter is formed. Then some
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
Cne Minute Butter.

The instantaneous ice-cream maker
seems about 10 give way 10 an IN
Simultaneous butter maker rms IS a
ehurn capable Of making butter In
sixty seconds. The machine Is so
handy that IL might very well be
placed on the tea table as an aces
sorry 10 the cups and teapot, and yet
not look out OF place. All that is
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

xasufr. rppresentfnz about 10 diH-
srent varieties Many o. tneHe are
ne product O. the E0gLrDrnent gar
<Is.nerE. artificial polien2fion and cross
breeding xalus tie rarlefiee, bringing
about most startling results lbs
year the most successful OF the oe~
nartrnenfs Efforts n 9 magnificent yei-
low flower fully Ten inches u ga ne
ter. The petals are extremely heavy.
-reu sfsaped and al in al tie bloom
a. 4 huge ta9i Of molten gold TIE
eower Is not merely one Cox show,
florists who have sen u declare tLAAt
Il "a Of much commercial value
The Mrs. Roosevelt Chry
Secretary Wilson was - pleased
~rffb this Seeding o. 1916" that be
Authorized II named Mrs Roosevelt,
g. honor Of tie first lady Of tie LAND
But tie departments experiments
asoax tie sine Of santassDci I'm
crossing are not always success
Las spring efforts were made 70
cross two Sar1etleS--,sei1a So -.
senanf CosOne4 Du CrOisset-tbe lar-
eesf q the wlsite and yellow Kinds
Wit the hope Of produc.Dz a corn5iI.a-
eion Of rafue- ~ beR the flower - tfft
nevr plant urfol1ed itself u presented
A. nr4r rrsass Of brown, red, yellow
and wEife. and q bnt ordinary size
II faf gone hack Other byortds IA -
: fenleney 60 70 back 20 single frsiA
xarieffae aud 70 distinctly dineren'
color from the parents And yet eaci
wear the Efforts 81 the EoFerDnlen
xsri7eners are rewarded even tpouei
<bey pro6nce one gocl speeches., 2.
eblafnfn< cbrFsent1enum q f
beauty and shape
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

rhe a-ruai chrrsautbeuum show
az the Dapa -rroent % Agriculture. usi-
der TIE auspices o. the bureau 81
ulnnt Industry. q which Dr. p u.
GaHoway is chief. has inst been held
n fhe new Ereenhcuzes % the depart
neur The building was one mass OF
bloom win is several thousand O.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01

now claims the whole world as It's
home. Many of the present generation
can remember Low but a compara-
lively Few years ago the only chry-
sauthemums exhibited were 10 b.
found 10 the show windows OF for
lists and the flower fanciers were
taxed sums ranging from one 20 three
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

Ma, bbor itolt bar bu11 lite oper
&eiultotet! &bilfen @Ie6e, bhilfen
SSubel ODER, at 6en elife6e Manb er
frelit! Meo ftraalen6e 9ine gaar
bun omfring. &ber Dag, ser gaar,
fgrer Dem n9rmere iommen, oct feler
BUN, og bun fgler ogiaa, at | Ell at Sc
nermeite Gage maa Mfgierelien font
me for 6em begge, Set afgierenoe
lille Orb: uSSeg elifer Dig, gu min
trofaite &ammerot."
&oo Bette Sr6 pe11ter bum, % ber1=
hes &inoer glp6er.
Saa bar set Ell bi6unoerltg jml1f
Goraarsmorgen. Mortin @eioer iaa
us, iom forte ban ielpe Solifiunet
mes Jig, ga ian fom ino paa @onto=
ret. 9a ban bilite paa benoe, bar
oet> iom ON benoes Mnligt oplpltes
al @fieret oerfro. ge1t ito0 ban peo
@ioen at ben0e. Senoes &ierte
banfeoe, &en6erne ifielpe6e. M1l
tor 9iebliffet Ser I'LL maotte 2pffen
fomme.
r6refen @erner," bpilfen im11f
Slang bog bans Stemn1e bob6e,
rSrefen @erner, 9e er Sen fgrlte,
iom ifal bope set at pi6e, 9e, min
fiere> gooe &ommerm, leg er forlo-
bet, fi6en / @aar! Gent bbor angit
ieg bar poeet / 6isie Tiger, onglt for
at ieg mulig blep np6t til at opgipe
Sorretningen og min 2pffe; MI far
leg beg9e Dele, og set er 9em, Sem
leg bar at taffe 0erfor. Sg ie fer,
6rpfen @erner, fer bor jeg 1oget til
9em!"
"SSeg -. ieg -. grotulerer; set
-. bet fommer iaa :. operraifen6e;
men leg snifer Sem at @iertet til
9Dffe, og -. og 49,"
San er iaa gla6 og lpffelig; ba1,
ler lite, at bun lioer, at alt ifielper I
ben6e, at oct er, ion1 maatte bum
ifrige, iom noget presieoe @trube11
lammen paa be16e.
Sg ban trDffeoe ben6es &e11oer %
former tgien bort. &en6es 8lif fall
Ser pao &apiret, fom Fan far trpffet
ben6e | &aan6en. &rofl1ra til ben6e!
@o, bbor set gi9r on6t> ioo forferoe=
ligt on6t, at bum Dor cit 6ornem>
melie, iom iful6e b1rn blipe panbittig!
Erofnra! Sum Ter. @por ifarpi
og ifingrenoe lp6er life oe,rl1e 2atter
u9u bar sit go6e Mrbeioe>" er SCI
cit Stemme in6en / ben6e, iom flyer
"bio Senoerne iammen og lie mooit
frema6! gu far oltio peret cit Mo
big Sige! Gis 111, at gu eier &raft
&raft og Stoltbeo.!!"
Sg set far bun giort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
st 8rcp fra Sranflim, Minm.

st 8reu fra Tranflin, Minn.
Ser er cit bel Meng6e >Mfesicin=
&e0olere, Ser fjerer run6t / bette og
Sc omligyenoe GountDer, ielgenoe
iaafalote Me6iciner og 2inimenter.
Solicit er loffet> ia neiten tpunget til
at fipbe - og Sc fan faa 6isie Me-
6tciner paa nelten bbilfe ,lom bellt
&etingelier.
Siltro6s for bette, er Ser imi6ler=
tio beitanoig @fteripbrgiel efter Or.
8eter's &urifo fer. Min @ultru og
leg, iom begee er temmelig bsit oppe
/ Marene og, iom naturligt CT, bar
begbnot at fele Ben 5pagbeo, iom
Ml6eren me6ferer, finder, at set er os
n9iter umultgt at bore 6en foru6en.
On Doiis en- Gang imellem iDnes at
fornpe pore &refter og gibe % MT
2ib. Set er Den be6ite Me6icin, hi
nogeniin0e bar truffet paa. Mlle Sc,
iom bar prebet sen, flyer set fan1-
me-" &anS 3. @opum.
ST. 8eter's @1rito forpneer Sc
@amle og gioer @refter til Sc fpoge.
Set er inge1 Mpotbef-M eoicin, men
ct 9ammelt, tiSsprgpet 2egemio6eI,
at nrter % @e66er. Sen
.forbanoles giennem Mgenter 6irefte
til Solicit. M0resier Dr. Neter Gobr-
neD, 112-114 Soutb Sopne Mpe-
I11l1e, Chicago, Slll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
De Sammensluttede Danske
Foreninger i America.
E2
HEEETREiSE +:

BEETXRELSE:
n HANSEN. H. p. HANSEN.
ROY 36S 1916 Harrison Ave-,
A1roNr. Iowa. CANON CITY, Colo
H. RASMUSSEN,
Over Vice-President,
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA.
y; 2: NIELSEN d l; ciA sEse4sl,
RACINE. WIS. GREEN RAY. WIS.
E0RTEdNELsE
..sr de til Sammens,utningen herends
forenlng4et sant It'd og Medested.
1. DANA, Racine, Wis. Mode hver
Trsdag Aften paa DANA Hall.
2. Dansk Broderforening, Oshkosh,
Wis. Mode fgrste og treble Lgrdag 1
hver Manned.
8. De- DAnskes Hem, Waupacd,
Wis. Mode hver Torsdag Aften.
4. Ansgar, Green Bay, Wis. Mode
hver .Torsdag Aften.
5. Danebo, Council Bluffs, Ia. Mode
liver Mandag Aften.
6. DANA, Minneapolis, MINI. Mode
anden og fjerde Tirsdag i hver Maa-
ned
Z. Dana Club, Neenah, Wis. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
8. Dannevirke, Clinton, In. N.bde
n~aestsidste LGrdag i hver NAMED.
8. Nordens Br9dre, Sabula, Ia. No
de fprste LSrdag i hver NAMED.
10. DANA, Kenosha, Wis. Mode hver
Torsdag Aften.
II. DANA, saltwater, MINI. Mode
fSrste og tredie Fredag i hver Manned.
Il. DANA, Tacoma, Wash. Mode
hver T1rsdag Aften. !.
13. Dana, Perth Amboy, N. J.. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
II. Lyren, Cedar Falls, Ia. Mode an
den og fjerde Tirsdag i hver NAMED.
Is. Dannebrog, Marinette, Wis. Mo
de hveranden Mandag Aften.
Is. Dannebrog, Denver, Colo. Mode
hver Tirsdag Aften.
II. Den danske: Observation-Disclosures
ening, Portland, Oregon. Mode hver
Onsdag Aften.
Is. Danmarks SGnner, st. Paul,
Mum. Mode fSrste og tredie Mandag
hver Manned.
Is. Den Danske Hj@lpeforening,
Cleveland, Ohio. Mode fgrste og ire
VIC AVAO06 i AVCA NA00ASO.
%. Den Danske Forening, Omaha,
Neb. Mede hver Fredag Aften.
"a. DANA, Bridgeport, Conn. Mode
anden og fjerde Onsdag / hver Ma
ned.
Is. Hand Il Hand, Brush, Colo.
Mode anden og fjerde L&rdag i hver
Maaned.
26. Hand i Hand, Bridgeport,
Conn. Mode anden og fjerde L1rdag i
hver NAMED.
q. Danmarks Minde, Ringsted, la.
Mode fdrste S6ndag / Maaneden.
%. DANA, Hartford, Conn. Mode
sidste Mandag i Maaneden.
20. Freja, Kansas City, Kansas.
Mode sidste L&rdag i hver NAMED.
80. bet Danske Selvkors, st. Louis,
Mo. Mode f9rste Torsdag i hver Maa-
ned.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
S9 6et par bmn Mamb for.

Mo0eren (ttl SEN gifte 9otter):
Sin Mon6 far for f6rite Gang / SSert
9@gteifab ifrebet efter mig.
9atteren: ga, Moer, = hi ffnloe
laa forferoelig gjerne fac @offepigen
iagt op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
@bprlebes CT bette:

81 ttlbp0er ct @unoreoe Collars
8elgnning for etbbert Silfploe al
&atarrb, Ser life fan belbreoes pe0
Sails Gatarrb Cure.
S. S. Cheney & Co., @iere,
Soleoo, ..
81 u%noertegneoe bar fjenot S. S.
ban ct al0eles be0erlig / olle Ior-
retnings-Gransaftioner og finol1cielt
/ @tan6 til at opfpl6e enbper Ior=
pligtelie, 6eres 6irmo far pootaget
fig.
@eit & Sruat,
@Doleiale 0ruggiitS,
Sole6o, 8.
@al6tng, &in11an & Marbi11>
@bolelale 9ruggiits,
Sole6o, 8.
@oll's Gatarrb G11re toges in6uet1=
Big og Dirfer 6irefte poo @looet %
SDitemetS Slimbin6er. BriS 75c
pr.~ 6laife. Salges al ale Mpotbe=
re. &i6nesbpr0 frit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

5tort 2egat. Gn al Ser
gems el6lte Sorretningsmen6, @i6b=
mono Sacob 8erltao, er afgaaet be6
39s6en / en- SLIDER of 81 glor. Mfog>
SC bar / cit lang Marreffe orebet en-
at 8pens itgrite Sernpare % Sien.
framforretninger.
&jsbmans @erita6 bar efterIaot
fig ct Seitnmente, bbori ban bar
rjenfet 100000 @roner I'll. Dpret-
telie at ct 2egat, bbis Menter itoI l16-
beles til trengenoe, beberlige l1nge
Meno, fortrinsbis at Sen Iabere
Masie, me6 Gbner og Billie til at no.
bortre fig for en- ielpitanoig 2ipsftil-
ling. Mfos6e par inbfIpttet til Ser
gen fra Morofior6 / en- ganife nng
SLIDER % begpnote Tom @1t i en-
SSernbonoeI. Serere oabne6e ban
en- lioen Sernban6el for eger1 Meg-
ming. 9enne bofste UNDER bans 2e-
belle, tit Ben mi er en- at Be forte /
@pen. 8erita6 arbeioeoe pao 5or-
retringens @ontor til ct Bar Gage
fgr fin Dso. San bar Iigret efter en-
Sornnlle af GOO, 900 @roter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

3 EEE 5FEezEEEE HE EIEEIe@s
ct GiIfaI be al 5pe-
S a t + e 5 bleu forlebe1 funoet
paa &igsboipitalet, bpor Ell Mano
fra Sbalen fremittlleoe fig til l1noer-
ipgeIie. Sob befien6t forefommer
benne Spgoom me9et iielben pao
2itlanoet; set er pGientlig / Singer
trofterne, at enfelte SilfGl0e bor
f%orefommet.
gtSurnn III. Sors=
Sag S. 13. Mpril bopoe &riltianio
Surnforening beltoaet / so Mar. Sen
ioalebcs nofiaa G%rnGrbige, men l1op=
ili0elig mgoomsfriife Screening fol
me0 Stoltbe0 lie tilboge poa, bpao
Sen far ltorettet i set fprlte balpe
Morb,n0reoe at. lin SilpGrelie.
Surnforeninsen fejreoe lit Sl.bileum
peo cit feitlig Silltelniug 2pr0oe
s. Is. Mpril. Sill SEN bar &eprn=
ientar1ter for Storting, &egjering,
lpmmuneitpre, militere Ml,toriteter,
resien, 110enbps Srrnforeninger
:eo flere inobrt6t.
6 tpe16igt g ri e 0 I e.
t a %gen6 e. S 2onoon ~SimeS"
Observation-Disclosures leies / 0isie
Gage Ell Sl1obp6elie til Gegning al
AZ Million &roner 6 &rocents &re=
feronce glitter / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sernmalm1eier. Goretagen6et =
SUNDERLAND Sron Ore Company,
limited = orbeioer ti0ligere meb Ell
Mftiefapitol al SO M%illioner &roner.
@lonot @elifabets 9ireftgrer opfp=
res 2oro M%rmltrong, blan6t sets tef=
niife &oninlenter Sbomos Mlpa Cot
Jon og 9or6 &elpin. S S116bD6ellen
figes, at Morges Sernmolmleier bs-
ter til Sc 1terlte / europa. @elifabet
eier, oplpies Ser, 2eier, in6eboloenoe
beregneoe rs til 80 Millioner Sons
let tiIgiengelig Malm. Set blep
itiftet %. Mpril 1902.
Store 8rpg9eplon I.
@ellem &eprelentanter for Stats=
banerne og for &riitianio &apneitpre
er ser opnaaet en- forelebig Sperens=
fomit, ser 6elpis er ns6penoig for
@iennemfprelien at Sen Semaars:
plan, iom Sapneitpret ifior logoe fo1
l%l6pi6elien al Sopnen poa 9itiioe1
men forppriet pil f6re noget bi6ere
S SEN nepnte &lan er opfert 439,:
600 &roner til Sortiettelie a
@rpnlibrpggen ober @rgnliifjere'
$50 Meter, for11oen 100000 til Ct:
brerpelie al @renliifieret % 10000
til &ieb at SEN uoenfor liggenot
Gtron6, bpor Ser bar proiefteret Ell
$50 Meter lang &ulfai. SEES @rpn
librpggens Sortiettelie biloe ma1
efter 6e1ne &lan faa en- iamlet &at
len9oe al 405 lebe116e Meter, Jon
fortrinsbis f1116e benpttes til SrG
masiefai, blan0t anoet foroi Sen p@
proiefteret for cit &an66pb6e uoe11
for al s Meter. Sen forelebtg'
Sberensfomlt gaar 116 paa, at &om
munen meo en- l1bsift at 1H @illio1
&roner fra @rsnlien til &ongsbop1
Bigger $50 Ipben6e Meter 8rDgge
ioet 5tote11 6ertil o%fitaar Sen np6
be,1oiqe Gtronogr11n6 til cit an1laae
Ger6i al $4,000 &roner og operta
ger at onlegge Sernboneiporene mel
an l16gift at 10000. Sen @runD
iom &omml1nen moa ofgipe at 2oe11
gen onilooes til cit &9r6i al Il Mil
lion &rorer.
en- be + ertet 9aa0
9ompifibsefspe0itpr Mrneie Ell, 9or
ten, Ser er en- meget arlieet og betroe
Ma11o, far / Sen iioite Iio efter tit
@nitrl1s 800 p9ret noget lpgeltg DC
bar nplig peu6t til6oge fra ct
Tigers Spbol6 paa &olmenfollen
bborbe11 9oftoren baboe raa0et ban
til at reiie for at 1tprfe fine Nerper
Smn1nert mes fit S%piger6atter baDof
ban forle0en 6re6ag taget en lang
Spaoiertnr og bab6e netop lat fig
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Norge. =

&otbus / Stabanger.
&iellanos @rpinger tilbpoer &oititp=
relien fin @ie,1oom til &oitbus for
10000 &roner. 6ormanoifabet FAR
enitemmig anbefolet oenne Cont iom
Sen beoit ififfeoe til Spfsrelien al
Yoitbus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

@artin &eioer bapoe mo6taget
benoes Gilbuo, og mi fnIgte Der Tiger
al onitrengenoe Mrbeioe, FAINT 6erpau
erniioer 8literum; ct 1angt &onno-
trpf mellem Sc to @ammsrater:: Sir
maet bab6e mooitaaet Stormflo6en.
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90 eieri6rift pao g e t.
I a II 5 e t. Meierimel ter @ru6e be-
retter, at 5tapm1ger Mmt bar 20
Meierier, bportil er n0maolt 2O.4
Millioner Sitter Mfelf, ipm er betaIt
mes 1,749,SO0 &r. S @pnore Ser
GENIUS Nmt far Ser peret igang 66
Meierier> bpprtil CT in6moolt 1913
Mil1ioner Sitter Melf, bborfor er be-
talt S46,700 &rorer. S begge Mn1=
ter er Ser Stigning / SEN bebanoleoe
MelfemGngOe;; / Stabanger Mmt us
gjpr 6en (iammenlignet meo 1909
1,430,30O Sitter.
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Morges Sor6brug. Sfpl=
&c ct Joreorog al 9ireftsr &iricb
bar Nforge on1fr. 500 Mool co.,
@eftare) for bper 8erlon al SEN jor0=
bruge,,0e 8efolf1ing. 0erof er omfr.
20 Maol Mgerjoro pg 40 Maol nh<
.tl1rlig @rGsmarf. &eiten er Sfop,
l1r og 5jelo. Oct 6prfelige, men
enou1 life opoprfe0e Mreo1, ct bit
lige iaa flor iom Set Ser er op0prfet.