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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-25

Well Well. III be dog-oned if
he hsint BEEN goin' some this week.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-08
THE wOnAN'S CLUB
Donations Of Books Desired for Ben
SON Industrial School.

The Woman's club held a very in
teresting meeting yesterday afternoon
in the Baptist church, but the session
was brief for the reason that many
desired to attend the funeral of Mr..
Adams The subject under considera-
ton was that of travelling libraries, the
chairman of that department being
Mrs. 2. L. Shaw. Mrs. Shaw read a
report of the work of travelling libra
ries in the various states from which
it was learned that Arizona now has
twenty-four such libraries, provided
by private individuals. and three more
are maintained by the Arizona fedora
ton of women's clubs. These libra
ries will average about fifty volumes
each.
Mrs. Mary c. Bradford, former pres
ident of the Colorado federation was
present and spoke very Interestingly
on the subject under discussion. She
confined her remarks mainly to the
work of the travelling library in Col
orado, where she said she believed a
greater variety of classes is reached
by the library than perhaps in any 9TH
er state.
Yesterday was set apart by the club
as the date for n book shower in the
interest of the Industrial school at
Benson. The club would like to have
it generally known that beside the
books they now have they would be
glad to receive donations from any
body who feels so disposed. Boys
books are the most desirable of course,
but any volume appropriate for such
a library will be thankfully received
and the club will attend to the for
wardfng of the books to Benson
The hostess at yesterdays meeting
was Mrs. J. c. Hurley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19

the cars are overcrowded and often
times the pupils cannot get on AT an
and hence are late to school. He sug.
gests that a special transfer be provide 4
for High school students which viii be
good on any of the cars running near
the school, so that If the pupils can't
get on one car because Of its crowded
condition they can take some other lin,
and thus avoid being late. The commit.
tee decided to bring the matter to the
attention OF the president of the board
who is also one of the attorneys for the
railway company.
The committee authorized Clerk Judd
to pay the salaries of the principals
and teachers for the three weeks OF
this month up to and including Friday.
Dec, go, 80 that they may have their
money before Christmas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Second Ward-Tonight in the Second
ward Westinghouse Christmas car
nlval will open to run for four nights
II promises to eclipse anything ever
before undertaken IN the ward, and to
be a red letter event IN the history OF
similar affairs For tonight and to-
morrow night the opera Penelope VIII
be given. with a cast made up OF ward
members. Among them are number
of young people with promising voices
who should soon be heard from In more
ambitious lines. Those taking part are
Robert II. siddoway, A. $. Campbell,
Edward p. Mldgley. Miss Lizzie Robin
son and Miss Minnie GALLAGHER. who
has the title role. Following the opera
there VIII be big Christmas tree with
"A voting contest for queen.
The same program Will be repeated
toaorrow evening ANA on THURSDAY
vaudeville program viii be given In the
afternoon. Among the attractions are
the Plat Brothers In a Hebrew spe-
cialty; Blair Richardson In a ventrilo-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Miss Clara Colbournc entertained at a
delightful affair last night, the evening
being devoted chiefly to readings by
Mrs. lgleheart from The Later English
Poets" The rooms were effectively dec
Grated. and a number of the Rowland
Hall girls assisted In serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur r. Flagg en-
tertained at the Kenyon last night In
honor Of Capt. and Mrs. Mark, hridg 2
being the amusement, and about 40
guests being present.
Miss Sybella Clayton will entertain
at an informal party tonight at her
home.
Mrs. Warren Z. simpson has re-
turned from Denver, where she has
been attending business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. liam Gibby enter
tanned at an enjoyable affair last night
at their home on south Main street,
the occasion being the SEVENTEEN an
nlversary OF Mr. Gibbys birthday. The
party was chiefly family one, the
children and other relatives being pres
sent. Among the birthday gifts was
beautiful gold watch,
Miss Colbourne OF Rowland hall left
today for the est. where she VIII spent
the Christmas holidays.
Miss Elsa Green leaves today for Los
angeles, where she VIII remain TIL art
er the holidays.
Mrs. Charles Fiheld entertained de-
Ilehtfully at bridge tea today.
MIR. and Mrs. John u. Bowers en-
tertalned at supper last night In honor
NJ The third anniversary Of their we'd
ding day. The evening was very pleas
antly spent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19

After living happily together for a.
full 90 years. all but three Of which
have been spent in Salt Lake, Bishop
Robert r. and Maria 5. Burton had
the privilege last night OF meeting
with four generations OF their descend
ants In a celebration Of their diamond
wedding anniversary.
The affair was arranged at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Hills at l26 south
First West street, and any previous
knowledge of it was kept from the VEN
erable couple. They entered the house
to find about so guests assembled, who
escorted them to a bower built OF tlow-
ers and ribbons while wedding march
was played After receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of all present, wedding
supper was served. and the evening
was spent In social Intercourse.
Mr., and Mrs. Burton have lived IN
their present home at the corner Of
First South and Second West streets
since iSi9, and it is now the only origt-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
Attorney General EnIightcns County
Oficiais on State Laws.

Attorney General Breeder has writ
ten the following opinions on matters
submitted to him by county officers.
on assessment of sheep omitted from
assessment roll:
Charles ]. Walqust. Esq, County At
torney, Heber city, Utah Slr--In your
favor Of the 25th ut. you submit for
my opinion the following proposition,
to-Wlt:
a. residing in Utah county, Is not
assessed In Utah county with any sheep
at all. the sheep having grazed the
whole year IN Wasatch county. He
had on the Uintah timber reserve last
June over 10000 head. "A" Is a repres-
entatlve Of class. 3D." a corporation
with principal place of business at salt
Lake CRY is assessed with 1900 head
of sheep,
"B" grazed $4,000 head on the timber
reserve, a portion of the season. "B"
Is assessed with no sheep in salt Lake
county.
Replying TO the foregoing, you are
advised that "A" and b. sheep should
be assessed by the assessor Of Wasatch
county, according to the provisions OF
section 2545 Revised Statutes. provided
they grazed the entire year In that
county. If. after the assessment has
been made. and before the amount has
been collected, the herd Is driven into
another county think you would have
To proceed under the provisions OF Sec
ton >. chapter l05. Session Laws OF
1901.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19

nal homestead still occupied by it's first
settlers. The first building on the land
was erected by both Mr. and Mrs. Bur-
ton, and was a two-room adobe house.
Later It was enlarged, and was finally
demolished TO make way for the pres
ent residence, which was built IN the
later seventies
Both Mr. and Mrs, Burton are hale
and hearty. with the promise Of many
years yet before them. Mr.. Burton Is
In his elghty-i fifth year while Mrs. Bur
totn Is In her eightieth. They crossed
the plains together after being married
In Nauvoo by Brigham Young. Dec Is,
lSij, ana since coming here as pioneers
In lSIS have both known the rigors of
western life. For 20 years Mr. Burton
spent most OF his time in the saddle as
an officer OF troops engaged in protect
ing the settlers from indians. That he
should be so well preserved after a life
of exposure and hardship Is regarded
as remarkable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19

quist Offering; Richardson Bros, in an
acrobatic act, and A. Jorgensen in Il
specially With several additions the
same program Will be repeated In the
evening.
Friday evening the carnival viii come
to close with a queens grand ball,
at which awards of prizes will be made
by SANTA Claus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19
CARS ARE CROWDED.
Principal Eaton Wants Special Trans.
fer for High school Students.

AT the meeting Of the committee on
teachers and school work OF the board
of education last night. complaint
was received from Principal Eaton OF
the High school against the poor car
service afforded the High school stu
dents His communication stated that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19
HOLIDAY RATES
Vie d. q Y. G. II. r.

one fare for round "trip between any
two stations IN Utah. Tickets on sale
Dec. 90, "a. 20. 80. 81 and Jan, /. Final
limit Jan. g. See agents for particu-
lars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

pens, eufes Headache, Indigestion, Dys-
Az costiveness. aid rv,s.s.s Ills,
nontI prevents Colds. Grippe or Pneu-
conv Try i today. 'also get a free
eruysn.. our 1906 Almanac from your
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19

On selling and selling mortgages for
delinquent taxes, etc;
F. !. Jones Esq. County Treasurer,
Monticello.
Sir--You stated in your communica-
ton OF the 18Th inst, that person in
your county IL taxed on real estate
mortgage; the real estate being situat-
ed In another county, and that said per-
son has refused to pay the tax and Is a
delinquent and his property has been
advertised for sale. etc. You now ask
how to proceed to collect this tax beg
to advise you that II this person has any
personal property in your county such
property would be subject to seizure
and sale under the provisions of sec
lions 2631-2 OF the Revised Statutes of
1896. TO pay this tax. II such person
has no other personal property than the
mortgage Itself. then and in that case
YOU, as county treasurer, would be au-
thorized to take possession of the mort
gage and offer II for sale In the same
manner az YOU offer other personal pro-
perty. but in case you cannot get pos
cession Of the mortgage then you would
be authorized 10 secure n COPY OF Il
from the county records In the record
er's office and offer that for sale and
when sold make the proper entry In
such records. / am truly
NJ. 4. BREEDEN,
Attorney General
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19

Or. TalmaRe's new book, THE Great
Salt Lake present and PasO." should
be In the hands OF every educator. The
amount OF information II contains re-
la;ing 30 the great saline sea. makes II
an Invaluable work for reference or
study. Deseret News Book Store. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-19
DOES IT PAY

H. experiment. when the stomach,
LIVER Kidneys, or Bowels are weak
ana s,d calling for assistance A thousand
The ,Sm,,,NNol Follow the example OF
eororn nuItltude who have been cured and
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-06-15
LOCAL INTEREST.

kT. Levy. representing the Lonis
vile Packing Co. is 10 the city.
Nat C.. Perry with the standa,,
oaui Co., was tranacting busincs.
Doc the city this week.
Misses Matte and Cummins Bol.
Htt who have been attending school
at llollms returned 20 their home In
The Gap last week.
Miss Mary Kite stenogropher for
J. J.. Harper is visiting az her home
Do Bristol this week.
Capt. Denny and j. C. Hawk. and
Mr- A. Anderson. an OF Blauntv,lle.
Tenn stopped over Tuesday night
with Rev. T.. n. Cassidy on their
way 90 the Confederate Reunion az
Louisville, Ky.
We have tins week added to our
ioree in the Printing Office Messrs
-. w. Vance and ;. II. shepard
FRESHMAN. both of Bristol, aud are
BOW IN shape TO DO job work eflici-
entity and deliver it on short notice
Miss Stella Head is visiting friends
Do Gate City this week.
A. E Robertson. Of Ewing. Va.
preached in the Christian Church AZ
TINS place last Sunday.
J. 5. A.bury, Ed Taylor and n. 5.
day.
G. P. Perm, president Of the I'm
0oden Coal Il Coke Co.. is in the city.
R; w. Hale. of Boston. is regis
Tered at Hotel Eugene.
o. Z. Cousins. Of Norton. was in
iowa sunday.
Miss Anna Slemp lett Monday for
scout county where she will visit
inends for few weeks.
lhird quarterly meeting Tor the
current year viii be held in Trinity
Methodist Church ia THIS place next
~ an" MOnday. Rev. T. II
SS ~ Presiding Elder Of b. 6. 5. (
district. will preach next sunday at
- - a. m. All are cordial, invited to
we wish to acknowledge the re-
,..f' OF a handsomely engraved invi-
.'''on to be present at ne com.
~5aeemeat exercises Of the Cos5nrn
''uoo's at Coebusn. Va.
Mr. hollingsworth. Of Miadles-
y. ~ ~ NY, division sup erintendens OF
q : tue L. & Mr.. r., vas in town
Saturday.
W: Bird~elI, Of Bristol. spent
''0a'y IN the Gap.
.ladse G. T. Daaeap. ii Jon.sviIIs.
'Ps'' sunday ia the Gap.
1: D' Rusksr. from Hortaa's sam
mr. 'rses ssaasy IN tsan
a. VIZ : ~ sIs.p. q Morton. .lsas spa-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-06-15

-.skinz tssqaa ~ x,ssr siiie ~ rs.t
ssd trsstT .ts%e a<ssa 70 ssses ~. tS.
sssih ihs rtrst - ,sc.lres snitrfi ~
lemc sfr.u s1~siis.rf s,srscr. w.
sra tesr s'rshet -. usss., sf rss. Ers.
ti'si irrr 6 st'ss 81 hirt- KS. ts.<
~at sl,ees = ,sss ala. SIC lived f.i.s-
ioi eoosisteut slsistisa life sss n.aav .ssr
Years ard was ssil liked ~ al vso ksew
her, she leaves pssy ss'eud. is shis ava
isehcosoo eoaasy b norrn it<is ~.
fa' vc hope and believe fhst he b. fos.r
br'Aisr ga ~ saaiisAt ~ csd ~hers sos.
sor AID sickncss aevrr cnnr. Seadav
r'eu'rs ths isuaias ~sse ,stsn 10 G.ar
FefN AID iofingiy aod ;eaderiy iaia 10
fe'' % await TIE eeaiog II iae Lord
Dear aapiaer ~csse sad and bsrsn tsi..
-ct We trust 90 meet thee ~hrn tt.. $50
r. uessgt auae.
'f',n te'- i.ie j. o'ss ana no rere On tie (
ions 20 ness Nee IN tte Jesr.ifsi civ
of God
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-06-15

Wm slemp went to Bristol
I Wednesday aud will remain there
until the Fourth.
The musicale has been postponed
from Thursday 90 Friday nipht of
/ this week Mrs. j II Mathews viii
DE ,he pianist aud Misses Elizabeth
Burgess and Juliet Mathews win also
assist
Mrs. Mccormick leaves Thursday
for Knoxville where she will spend
week.
Miss Ida Bnnn returned from q
visit to Chicago Tuesday night
Mrs. Chalkley attended the COM
mencemeut exercises st Rollins ln-
stitute last week.
Dr.. AMI Mrs. f. A. Sprale. leit
last Monday for Lyuchburg. Va. to
spend week with friends at that
place.
Orlan Am5urgey and VIII lessee
returned Saturday from a visit To-
relatives in lee county.
The Stonega Base Ball Team made 4
Big Stone visit Tuesday AMI got in .
some good practice on these grounds.
j. b. Kidd. who has been assisting
in the studio Of Mr. Jenkins. of this
place has gone to Welch, w. Va, 10
work for Calvin Moore.
The walls Of the old school Laill
ing are almost an torn down now and
work will soon be begun on rebuild
ing them
Miss Laura Kelly returned from
Randolph Macon last week.
Mr j. S. Wright has moved into
the house which be has jos; bad
built on Wyandotte avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess was on the
sick list this week for few days
bat has now recovered.
Prof Ellis Shnler attended the
commencement EXERCISES at Emory
this week
IL Is interesting to watch the faces
Of the ladies Home Mission So
ciety light Up with love for the lit,le
ones at the orphanage while packing
the boxes Of groceries and clothing
for them. Strange that We learn 10
love them by contributing to them
tho we have uevsr seen them.
The orphsnage box was packed by
the ladies OF The Home Mission So
riety at Mancy's store. We feel like
going there again as he was 50 nice
TO Us.
Mrs. John Rogers. Of Frankfort,
no, is visiting her cousia. Mrs.
bargess, q this place.
AIRS, W. A. Head returned Tues
lay right from Clihehport. where she
has been visiting her iathes who has
been very III.
n AMI Ms FesssF spsat several
|1ys il town this week
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-06-15

ga last Setrreay srsr,ux he reo.
pie near the liauirs mill cave an ice
ereae, supper in Beech Grove. who're
the Sunday School tent j.. There
were three lsree tables beautifully
decorated with flowers and presided
over ~ six young ladies to-wi, .
Misses Eliza Fleeaor sud Pearl
Guthrie. Berthe Fieenor and Lura
henasdy, Moliie Ksylor and Raids
Melheron. Lemonade sssnd bv Lee
Large and Vernon lessee. From the
beech trees were suspended Japanese
lanterns which added q great deal 10
The eppearsnce If this out door sur
per. The proceeds derived fsom an
the tables aud the lemonade stand
Amounted to $50 -. which viii be
used towards charging their tent.
The one they nov have being entirely
too small to accommodate the RAPIDLY
increasing Sunday School.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-06-15
10 Cure a CoId In ono Day

Take LAXATIVE BG0NO QUININr
iah.gis. AID druggists refund the mone,
t DO falls ta cure. D. w.. Groves signal
ore iH on each box. 2lc. nov. II-Iv
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-06-15
CHINAWARE.
CHiNAWARE

we can show you the plett'est ana
most complete ne o. general honse
furnishings you hsve ever laid yo0r
lockers on.
Remember as please.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23

for, at Ser lite bill inotreffe en- iaa.
eflqtat1t @fanbale io1n cit &rtg mel-
lem 8ro6erfolfene, iaa er 6slellerne
alt an6et enc bli6e 8rebrene incl
lem. Serlig er Speniferne prebe,
bpa6 lite er at nn6res oper, 81 bet
10 er Dem, set ii9r gaar ub oper.
Sum er set fiebeligt, at Sc aabner
9armens Slnier ober ~iagcslbie Soft
og / beres &aieri 9ipcr Jig til at
iparfe freoelise Moboer ODER Sfin-
.nebenelle % true Dem, foroi Sc life
logger 9slgsnoal poa. at SC nGrcr
SympatDi me6 MorhmGnoe1e. Soa-
leoes goar set poloiomt l1o oper .oct
lille imictgc Jolf peb Sum6et", Gon=
lfcrne. Sen banifc Hresie bar popct
at tane lit Stou6pnntt, SC oanife 81
ltpritcre bor nGgtet at tage Gel / cit
biitpriif i%famoinapiif @ongres, iom
Speniferne bapoe inob,l6t til, foroi
Moromen6cnc afiloa Snobpoelien, og
perlt at alt = @ibrnion, ser fur
|6lertallet al Speniferne enoml tro6s
bats forii9tige @oloning UNDER Sci,
iiolte 8pni,lotsitrio er Ell @ano mes
&eitefo6, bar fact cit berlig Mo6ta=
aelle i &isbenbopn oe Malborg. Gligt
fun life goa rbepnet ben. &eloigpis
ligger Stroffcmiolet mos rbe. imoo
imioige pe0 sun6et" lige for 9aon,
Sen. Set tilroooes, at mo1l blot itaI
mes Toro9t piie 9aniferne &pgger
og ocrpeo lore Sem life at. blanoe fig
op Sing, JONI life onaaar Sem. @no:
ptSere beige an0re &uter poa Mejicl
til ltolan6et ems giennem 9amnart
iomt bopcotte 6onife 6orretnings.
mono. ser bibtil bar oeret @ellem.
bon0lere mellem Sperige % ltolon:
Set. Mon ifal mes a,16re Sro gjsrt
fig bclt nafbensigt. al Gmmart
me0ens bette, rGionnerer man. pac
in9cn @aaoe fan efsiitere. noer
ipenif @onoel5forbin6elie.
|. 81 frp9ter, at Sc ipenlfe u91nen
I%fresiers" cisr forfert 8ereening.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23
$apirtrnitea ! &lemn,e. Com It's.
o1ntnIt CT Sen. iaafolbfe &npir.

$apirtrnitea ! &lemme. Com tbs.
ligere omtnlt er oen iaatol6te Bupir.
trpit, Ser / longe, 4iber bar %fontrolle-
ret &aptrban6elen. Der / 2anoet, !
oenne aio l.noer Jorbsr oa l1noeris-,
seIie Of De Jor. staters 9omitol !
Milipdastee for atfiroe Us, ON Ben
bar cDertraapt 2ooeue, ser beffDtter
~9anoeIgomiatni,1gteia. giolte ugp
TOM @etten &c Sci Meinltot, at I1r,t-
ten nlloe ,loIeperteesi ollie fine istegn-
[fabsbtaer for at Set al oisie f1lnoe
[bIiDe oplptt, ! bDiIfet 5or6oIb sen fob.
ffben &c Ronfnrret,ce. aruiten bar
az q Is Mast ilei d forbinore set.
ienoelien oniees for II babe Den d.
@etponi1rgt &c q faitTad; d
9r,,ite,,es Resnftabef It'll prre aabtle
fec
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23
CIT &cpmbIifs Io6cr.

en- q epmbIits 6a6er.
Morimo Comes, Ser poa en- @aooe
ian ligcS at bore Spbobsmonoen til
&epmbliten Gnba, or -oisIe Gage Of
gaact peo Gs0cn. Sill CT bpis @rao
fan ban rc91es blanot Sc iioite slar.
bunoreoes T%ribcosbelte, ifjpnt life !
ben 6orltorlo, man olminoeligt to9cr
bet Se1reb. @ome5 bar tillige CIT
2pfferioocr / cit -l1opreeet @roo,
coel, fribeos6egcjltret, men, life fp[-
fom for Sen 9etragtnina, at en- Mrbej>
Der er lin 2sn pero, ligegploigt bpi(-
tet MrbejSe ban n6ferer. @on bar al
en- sonife anoen Stsbning ems :.
81. George @aibinetor, Ser ofiloe 81
8elsnning for, bpo6 ban n0retteoc
TOR lit Son6, og olti6 ltoo re6e til at
ORC lit 2ip % @oos for Set. Comes
fiolte Nor forbitrcoes pes Ell Gtrio
meo oen cltbonife Mepmblif ON CIT
Gum Henae, ser bar lopet BAN, noar
gen fit fin Selpitanoigbeo, % pc6
ben @cifploning. ser retteoe: mos
ban for at bape o,tpenot sen Gum,
Amerifa ifiRnfe6e Cuba be0 sSn6fs<
rellen al SefpItpret poa en- minore
rigtig @aaoe. Men at @epublifcnGu=
ba bioite at pGrbiette 6e5icneiter ban
boboe poet sen, bite oens @snares
BED paa bans 9sosle;e at ifjenfe 6om
$4,000 og peo at gipe bam en- Of
fentlig @eeranelie. ser ifal foIte
$500. Set Tan bel bore, at Set it.
fe u6eluffenoe bar @atriotisme, Ser
bar 2%ripfraften for @ome5. men set
bar Dog for Ell flor Gel bom, @u6a.
nerre Tom taffe for, at De blep ct frit
8oIf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-23
5maatin9.

S nogle Memoirer, Ser for 9ioen
uofommer / &Diflano, fortelles Der
en- moriom anetoote ON &eiier Wtl-
belm og bans gamle Miniiter 8et>
Eticber.
Ser Dor &onfere,ce mellem aei-
ieren og Miniiteren ON en- @ette
Snoitillinger. Set er9re6e Maieite.
ten, at Mtiniiteren, bper Gang ban
napne6e ct @apn> itaoig tog &enipn
til tit eeet @fien og life en- e,teite
Sang til &eiierens Gpmpatier.
So man bar fer6ig, iag6e Mini-
|iteren:
= Seq pe6 lite, ON ser CT oaoet,
iom Naieitqten enifer at fonferere
ON?
= De tom fonferere me6 San.
ben, ONT De bill, fpareoe Setter @il.
telm prgerlig.
Sabel! iparebe Meiniiteren, fal
~ t~ilititlc INN Ceres Maieitr,s
Ili:on:agt UNDER ee,, jrcoaulise
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