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Williams news., 1905-12-16
SIS Reward

For the return of the following de- scribed horse to Anita mines: Blue gray horse; weight about 300 lbs. i; branded { on left thigh; B on jaw.
 JOHN NJ. CAMERON.
Williams news., 1905-12-16
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

All Guc City dSdiu euO hisI oA ViO week.
 Frank Adams returned to the city the first of the week from visit with his family in the Verde valley.
 Work will soon begin on the "Bucky" O'Neill monument, to be built by popular subscription, at Prescott.
 Ladies' shoes shined and polished at the Parlor Barber Shop. Called for and delivered. Phone 5.
 w. D. Wilson has resigned his position as fireman at the box fac tory and accepted like position at the electric light plant.
 T. E. Pollock, president of the Arizona Central bank, was in the city last Saturday from the county seat for few hours on business.
 If you did not pay your taxes be-
 fore last Monday, December Il, you will now be put to some extra
 trouble, as the same became delin- quent on that date.
 Go to the Keystone Monogram for the best wines, liquors and ci-
 gars. B. F. Sweetwood, proprietor. The suppression of public gamb-
 ling in Flagstaff will be the burn
 ing issue in the ensuing town elect
 ion. Politics will be lost sight of in the coming conflict.-Gem. 2 Contractor B. B. Crosby, having ;. completed the work of stripping the s Ash Fork cinder pit, has now moved e his outfit further west, and will G take up work near Seligman. Notice the change in the rates to g the territorial fair. Because of the > fair occurring during Christmas week the railroads have made a n lower rate than was first given out If you want goods of any de
 scription stored safely away, ol r any transfer work done, or wood e of any length. call on Harry Car. ,- gile. Phone 2-8.
 'e Mrs. J. B. Jones arrived home 'e last Monday morning early, on de d layed Mo- 8, from Chicago, where
 she underwent what is hoped tt Il have been successful operation or 't her foot.
 John E. Gilson last week pur Q chased of J. c. Phelan a small en
 zine which he has since established
 in the woods, and the way he now d has of cutting wood is no troubl. '. to him at all. Beats the old ax. IF and hand saw all to pieces," say. P. Johnny.
 ,e James Irvine, boot and shoe II maker, Williams, Arizona. Ladies Q and gents shoes made to order - Perfect fit and workmanship guar 10 anteed. Repair work neatly done n Mrs. c. B. Holloway departed
 for Phoenix Tuesday, where she
 will remain for the next few months
 being desirous of escaping the colo
 weather in the mountains. Mr. Hol
 loway also departed the same day
 overland, for the same place with g
 bunch of horses.
 A. H. Harrell made a business s trip to Williams Thursday. He hal " located some of the lumber for the ,'.' bridge that was washed down the - river last week and will have il '' hauled back. About two-thirds ot :. the entire amount was washed 2 down the river during the higt ,' water of last -Winslow Mail ,e Baumgartner & Satori have ic opened up" "The Pullman" in which 10 they are conducting first-class T, bowling alley and bar Only the K best of goods are handled, and court
 eous treatment is assured to all. ., Last Saturday Dr. Melick anc IF the writer intended riding out g 10 number of miles on the Canyon If road on the water train, for tht
 x,,..xoaa os ala..nI4o.:c. l
Williams news., 1905-12-16
WEST BOUND.

On the Canyon road trains leave this point as follows: No. 10 at 1 80 p.m.; No. IA at 11:10 pm. Arriv- ing from the Canyon: No. 1 at 11:20 am.; No. Is at $50 pm.
Williams news., 1905-12-16
New Time Card

Following is the present schedule of passenger trains on the main line:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
A Very Large Mine.

There was once in Cripple Greek an
odd character named Burns. He was
an odd person, who always, no mat
ter what bis work, wore what used to
be called prince Albert" He struck
a rich vein of ore and named that the
Prince Albert. Being Of a generous
and conylvial disposition, this lucky
fellow was, Of course. surrounded by
many self seeking friends. When he
and they were in their cups some Of
them, with an eye TO the main chance.
managed to wheedle out Of Burns on
one pretext or another deed Of a
share In his mine. With royal prodl.
gality he scattered deeds about among
his retalners and camp followers un.
til finally something had to be done.
and the case was taken into court.
One of the lawyers had Burns on the
stand. Now, Mr.. Burns said the
lawyer, "will you please tell the court
bow you- can explain Zonr. conducts
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Wl,ere
Gstrenles
Meet
BY
ctbe d.
Scnsa
COPYRIGHT, raa, by Ohio u. Scacu

Hammond, strong, alert, silent, guild.
ed his dashing automobile In and out
amid the crush of traffic. His compan-
ion was silent also. which fact might
have Disconnected a less observant
man than Hammond.
He stopped the machine before a
massive granite building and sprang to
the sidewalk. Miss Markham watched
him absently. He had said that he
must stop at his office, but the waiting
was not unwelcome to her She liked
to watch the great drays and heavy
wagons and to observe the sights and
sounds Of this unfamiliar part of the
city.
Presently she noticed that Hammond
had not entered the building, but was
standing in the doorway. hooking up
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Flew of spirits In Youth.

How unaccountahle the How OF splr
its In youth, You may throw sticks
and dirt into the current and II will
only rise the higher Dam II up you
may but dry Il up you may not, for
you cannot reach It's source, Ii you
stop mp this avenue or that, anon II
will come gurgling out where you leart
expected ana wash away all fixtures,
Youth grasps at happiness as nm In,
allenahle right, The tear does no soon.
er gush than glisten. Who shall say
when the tear that sprung OF sorrow
hrst sparklcd with JoyS-H. ID. Tho
reau IN Atlantic.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
The Rose and, u. Thorn..

This is the old legend of how the
rose came by Its thorns: One day In
paradise Cupid was flying over gar,
lien Of roses. Blossomlng there was a
beautiful pink rose. Cupid bent &c
kiss II when bee hidden In the flow
er stung him on the lip. Crying with
pain, Cupid fled to Venus, his mother.
demanding vengeance. Venus to pacl.
~ him, gave him a bow strung with
captive bees and set the stem OF the
rose with stings torn from the poor
bees, Thrse stlngs now are called
thorns.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11

and down the street as if watching for
some one He caught her wandering
glance and waved his hand, smiling
brightly. Then he put both hands to
his mouth, making horn, and called
something to her, which she could not
hear above the roar Of the street.
HE is like a boy" she thought and
laughed in sympathy with his evident
joyousness There is never any gloom
or any uncertainty about him." adding
sadly: Men are so sure of themselves
and of one another. wish-I wish |
knew if he thinks only of my money,
as all the others seem to do"
Still watching his eager face, she
knew that whatever he had been wait
ing for was coming, and he pointed up
the street and laughed again as he ran
lightly down the steps.
Two young Italians, a man and a
woman, were making ready to play.
The girl wore rose wreath on her
dark hair, and her eyes were filled with
the light of love as she looked fondly
in the face Of her companion.
The strains of the music came to Miss
Markham in fitful snatches, mingled
with the noises of the street. She saw
that Hammond was listening as If to
symphony, and she wondered little
as to the meaning Of the scene. She
saw him place something in the girls
small brown hand, and then the man
took off his cap with low obeisance,
and the girl courtesled prettily as Ham
mond raised his hat politely and made
his way TO the automobile
What is it?' she questioned briefly
as he took his seat.
"Only the beautiful outcome of lit
tie romance that | have watched as it
blossomed here amid the sordid rush
of business"
"They are lovers, these two?" fall.
Ing in with his mood.
Yes. Welded last night. Two mag
nifcent types of primitive humanity"
with the enthusiasm of artistic percep-
ton.
They watched the two as they went
down the street, each pushing the pi-
ano with one hand, while the other
hands were clasped.
"Will you tell Inc about them" she
asked as they reached broad, quiet
avenue away from the din and confu-
sion Of the city.
Are you really interested" turning
to look at her curiously.
VERY much so. Please tell me-"
"They are Antoine and Carita. They
may have other names. These are all
/ know. | have watched them from
my window all winter He had n tiny
fruit stand on the corner, and she was
errand girl in a big millinery establish
ment on the next street. | saw the
first love glances, and ! swear by Bun.
ker Hill they did not come from An
tome"
Miss Markham laughed softly.
81 watched Carlta passing and re-
passing. making several trips by the
little stand for each errand. Then
there would be days when she did not
come at all, and Antoine's neck would
have been safer in those days If 1t had
really been made Of rubber instead Of
the material provided by the Creator" J."
Miss Markham smiled appreciatiyely.
She could fancy the ardent Italian gaz
ing up and down the street watching
for his sweetheart.
well, occasionally making pretense
Of an. abnormal desire for bananas ]
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Managing a Ilnsband.

Mrs. Brlckrow How do you manage
10 persuade your husband to buy such
expensive bonncts? Mrs. Topaatte-I
take him shopping with me, walk him
around until he can't stand and then
wind up In a bonnet store. IIell buy
anything to ."t bone New York
Weekly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11

The evidence shows that you have
iectlcd away tweuty.nlne twenty
fourths OF your mine, Whit have you
10 say 10 that9" "Well, sir" replied
the witness, you must remember sir,
that the Prince Albert is a very large
mine"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Dead Hair

Grow beautiful hair. New method,
scientific and natural cure for scalp
and hair troubles. Six weeks Eothen
Hair Culture Course by mail with rem
eiies. Results guaranteed. Send 10
cents postage for trial treatment.
Rotnen Co., rs Ajax Bldg, Cleveland, o.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11

"What happpnest Has somebody
left you a fortune.
NO. I'VE lusi been N IL have the
dentist pull taoth, but a notice on
the door sass he's 20 home sick abed."
&hicngo Hecnrl .i.F.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
ui- Appearance Under nlneuitie..

Robbed by footpads, were your II
must have made you feel like 30
cents"
Yes, and I'll bet looked like /.
O'Clock"
How do you meanT
Hands up,"-PhIladelphia Ledger.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11

She-~0h, you men, with your prov.
cribs! You say that knowledge Is pow
er, yet lie Well, isn't Il? She
Knogledge. No; it's the way you do
your hair. Brooklyn Life.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11

The object Of art IS 10 crystalline emo.
ton into thought and then fix II In
form. .--Delsarte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
Den 0anlke 5Uone.
Gn $. 6. Nnoerien 5eitfantate.

Set bar at pente, at SEN t%ilitru-
oenoe s. s. Mn0erien @l,norebeaarS=
felt biloe lette 9igteres % 6orfat=
teres 8enne / 8epe9elie baooe bjem=
me | 3ol1morf og lloc / Geroen, bpor
0olnite fnroes. &t0ttl lpnes Ser life
at bore fremfommet ret meget al mt
eller gobt / 0anmnarf / sen Mnle0=
ming. Sun neget itprre @(eoe Ser
imoo cr Set at meo6ele, at ser poa
1enne SIDE @opet CT ifrepet Ell aal1=
tote Ser i Torm % Snbbolp er Nl1=
leoningen fulot beroig.
Set er ST.. gmil 6eroinon6 Ma6=
ien, @omoncbe, SSo., iom for ifrepet
Sen, % SEN er / 0isie Gage u0fommet
/ me9et tiltalen0e ll6lpr. Set be6ite
Deo Sen er oog ielpe@ erlene. S etTor=
oro berprer 6prfatteren, at set er
@tllebet ON @bonen, s. 6. Mn6er=
lens On6lingsfugl, Ser for foreipe-
bet bom un6er Mffottelien, 90 set lfal
iiges, at Set er lpffe6es ba1n paa en-
Dn0ei1,lo Maa6e at faltboloe Bette
8illebe fra ferit til ii6it. &antate1.
in6eboloer to Meeitatiper, uErplle=
fleiten" % SRA eglling til @pone",
en- Colo, rSpanepeloet", o9 &or,
uSpanere6en". Ser gaar en- bierte.
Zig Stemning giennem ibele 9i9tnin.
gen, Gproget CT fortreffeligt % Ser
iene lette og go6e;; @oret og 5oloen
til fjenbte @orife Melo6ier. @i anbe:
faler mes go6 Sampittigbeo 1enne
im1ffe &ontote til Nfbenpttelie bei
Sc foreitooenoe Setter, Sen fortienel
at blipe fienot al embper Ddn1f ol
lnrlig eu6ber 9unif=M merifaner
Gen faces peo @enpenoelie til 6or:
fotteren timber open ltaoen0e Moresie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
Neeoborgere: S Tan gla0e Ser oper
BAN, men ian er MI alligepel po r.
Sill II e + nj r.

Set meobeles fra europa, at Splf,
lan0 bcgpnber at gpre Jig lGffer for
Som befienot bar Seller
&ilbeIm iin Stprfe / at imiolfe for
SEM, iom bans 9eoltefaoer % @is=
mari plpnoreoe;; / 9olunorf rtorl9pn-
tie Gan fig for ct Nar Mar iioen til
uSpn / 9ulet", ru1 CT set Tranfrigs
Sur at image sen tplfc Spome. Selp=
fplgelig CT Set life Sen Ggte @iGrtens
@j0rligbeo, ser fqor &eiler &tlbelm
til at froterniiere mes Gronifmen=
oeue; 1ol, far lit Die use iTremtioen
% ilupoei CT &onlfeliabe6er / Torbol=
Set til l1blouoet; % ban peb fltlot bel,
at perre, mere ~uforlonlig 6ie1oe eno
.6ronfrig lbor Splflanb life. Sao
lunge elias % 2otbringel, CT mSer
tpif Stag, oil Ser / enbper 6ranif-
monbs @ierte Ipoe ct Sfrig ON Sc
poncbe; sc forlpbne IS Star bar
onu1pet bette Sfrig, men set er al
6:ig blcpet fualt, og bliper set bel
beller olorig, fpr Sc to tibligere fron=
ife Hrobinier otter fommer tilboge.
Set fan 0erfor bentes, at Sc tDife
SilnGrmeliesforipg bil foa mi11ore
gunitig Mo0tagelie / Granfrig, ems
Sc lit set / Gonmarf, bpao ser 10 Tan
pere iorflarligt NOT. 6ranfrig far
oog Sen Goroel at bcere cit Stormagt,
ser bel life btloe pere / Stan6 til.
MI ioo li6t lom / 1870, olene at tage
&antpen op me6 Spiflan6, men Iom
cn Mllieret fltn6e set bltpe en- Saf=
tor, Ser Dab6e @n9t. Set beb Sci
leren, men 5ranlfm91t6ene beo Sci
lige ioo go6t, og Sc %in6retter 6ere:
@ol6ni1tg operfor Silnermelle rne
berefter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
Toren jD6fro a.,

De ferrelte M1merifanere be6, at
0cre5 2ono / SEN 1ioite l1ges Si6 bar
Epnnet / Jore for at blipe operfaloet
al en- %fienotlig Mogt. 9enne gr1m<
me 6ienbe, ser for tr1tet %, er ingen
anSen ems Yrnlioent Gaitro al Ge=
s,ear1ela, Ser / laa lang Si6 er blepet
trl1et og pint al fine &re6itorer, al
bpilfe Sc Gor. Stoter bar en- al Sc
melt paatrengen6e, at bon ibar fl1n-
set set np6oenoigt at tage @epresiaz
1ier. San bor remiat Sruiel ON, at
Dan nilbe ienoe Ell Scr paa 10000
Mano ODER 2anoy gjennem Columbia,
Mellem Mmerifu % Merico, iom / Ell
3aan6epenoing lfl,loe 11n6erlegge fig
Seem Orleans oip. @eloiguis for bort
2anb bor ban enom life giort alpor=
,zige Sfribt for at iette 9ruilen i
:l~iafbrelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24

IS. 6. 4n0eren 5eiterne.
Oct tjener Sc 6onlfe Mmerifanere /
bsi @ra0 til Sore, at 6e bar optaget
Ganfen ON at fejre Sen bergmte bor=
Ute gpentproigters &unoreoeaars6ag
~z,leo laa flor 9egejitring. Dette pi=
FER, at naor Set fommer til 5tyffet,
og naar. Set gjel0er en- pirfelig 1a=
tional Sag, iaa er Sc 9ortife llet fife
Taa fiGpleporne, iom oct ofe iiges
om oem. 9e fan gc6t enes ON at
1Gtte Ell Sing igjennem, 1oar set en-
oelig ifal berc. On laaoan Meffffe
Setter 2an6et ODER, 1om ser bill bIipe
/ Gagelte omfring sen 2. Mpril, bar
DC 9oleife ber / 2an6et iifffert oloria
,oplebet f6r. @nbnl1 beore er set, at
Der giennemgaaen6e Derifer Sen 1fjgn=
11e1te gl1igbeb mellem Sc 6anIfe Or
ganiiationer, bpor ser er flere Ioa=
oa'1ne poo ct steo, ON at feire 9o=
gen 6orening, enten UNDER enfelt
Organizations eller felles Muipicier.
syor en- Gangs Sfplb bor Sc .Donlfe
tiit, at 0e life er imaoIige. Get liz
Der npiten iom ct gbentpr, men set
er is. ogiaa en- @oentprets Set. Dg
iaa :!'eget glqoeligere ct bette Jor-
sbolo, iom ben feire0e- Digter 10 / en-
8rao lom ingen an6en Dor frembragt
en- Brobllftion, Ser er bIebet interna=
fional gjenoom. &bor forngieligt
oa, at ri alle u6en &eriDn til bore
ir1aa Gorifjelligbeoer tan ftaa frem
famIeoe 90 iige til .pore nooptereoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24

Set fprt0lles, at &jsotru1ten / Sen
Ie,,ere Gib bar inotu9et Merico mnoer
lit &irfefelt, % at &jsoprilerne Ser
er lteget 80 til 80 8rocent. Set par
10 life mere CHS man fltn6e bente.
Mtor Ell cllcr onocn Monipulatpr
z)or aiort Jig lun,lig fer / 9an6et,
iper ban gjerne til Merico for at or
beiSe pioere;; bborfor iful6e life @ip6=
tr1I}ten aierc Set ian1me. 6or6aa=
nc,stlia TOR S1obringellen al Mcrieo
1oscs iom ct Segu paa, at Srultens
Gage fer / 2o1,oet mart er tolte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
9fjenoemdr6er.
.(6ortiot fra Sioe ~

Zine, iom faar ofgieren6e 8etDo<
ming. B1166er og sminfe fan maj
goot le felt bort fra / 6enne 5orbin=
oelie. gn tpn0 Sperlnbe, iom EFT
rps 2inie, er life blot folobiertet,
men pootrGngenoe.
apinoens Pjelaag bete9ncr &oraf-
teren pao ian1mle Maaoe JON bos
Monben; ibGnger set neb ODER 9iet
/ Yoerfrogen> er Gum Ell 9pgncrlfe.
Ger mon set bDi6e al Rjet felt
rl1n0t 9jeitenet1> ct set 6eller life
gobt bepenbt meo benbes Son0ru=
beo.
&as poo Sen Mano ellcr @pinoe>
lom life Ter Gig lige i1o / 9jncne>
naar gu taller me0 fam cller ben0e.
@etrogter@ g. ofommen0e Sfperne eller
&l11toen eller Geggen, iaa gipr &eg=
ming pao, at Set er en- &erion, JOINT
bar Ell &pp bag 2ret.
Meo6 og &arafterltprfe finder man
bos Sen Mon6> ser bprer lit !@ope6
frit og bpit.
6oru6en bisie olmin6elige 9fegler
fremiatte 81. &oger en- bel Mengoe
! W%nbisninder til 8rua for fpecieIle
Silfel6e, iom Set oil blipe for pio=
l6fttgt at citere fer. Man fon1 lige=
lebes in6 poa aoifillige anere al 2i-
bets Smraaber; r19b11te t. @fs. 6or=
bol6et mellem &pberi og set mon
faloer &leptomani (TpperilDee) ;@ets=
pleien / oct 20. Mo%rbun6re6e, lag6e
ban, goar ieoponlig ferit 116 paa at
beltemme ben o~nflageoes 2ipsi for
bol6; er ban rig, bliper fam flasiifi=
ceret iom &leptomot1, CT bon fottig,
bliper fan Spp. &,
@eb &arafterbe6emmelie mao man
toge 9ele Feri onen / @%etrogtning,
LITTLE npieS mes lpsrepnc Gnfelt6eoer.
1terligbe0 opitaur life ioa meget
of 3nlfet ON at belt06e iom fra Mon=
gel paa @bne til at un6ertrpffe bette
gnfte. ~'-.;2'
2igeiom set ct ltmuligt life at
fgle Slnger, 11aar @aber ct / en-
bts Silltan6, iaale0eS ct set 1muligt
life at fple bisie 9njfer, Sen0enler,
Silbpieligbe6er, naor ct beiten1t @jer=
necenter paabirfes poa Ell bis Maooe.
@n Man6> ser BEL io6er Ell bei Sit
telligens, bar lt6rre 5ribe6 ems ct
orbinert Sn6ioio.
@n Wan6 ct ltor. foroi Fan CT fs6t
til Storbe6.
@n fe6t G%orbrp6er filler ol6rig
Ginger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
$ nem mer &rig
eIIer Ere.6?

Oct Ter finn in1oat 1,6 mes Tre0S=
uo|gterne i'21talien, bpis mani Ifal
oemme eiter SEN @oloning, G3oren
inotager, otter at bans @erifarer er
1plittere % iogeoe poa 6lrgt. Men
z1eloigbis or Ser Magter, Ser er ltar=
:fere ems G5orcr, ON Sc ems Ter for
'noIosnis heifeone ro. Set er Sc fron=
life % tnlfe &upitolilter, lom bi6til
1)or loort hom &enQc til at f9re arig
for. Mu ler Set us til, at Sc for tobt
3illinen til S,orens Mlntogt og bar
lat 2oa1ct nol Yeugefuslen lige for
9fGl len al iha'1. Sen Slogs 6reosor=
aumenter CT i;ffert for llaoenoe til, at
G5oren i 9uusocn fon %ignorere Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24

gn fronlf &ioenifabsmano, Eoito1,
Sc &leslp, fremlatte / ct offentliat
1orcorag / &aris Spnoags Sen
&sooIton6, at Mlfo}olismcn ltabig er
! Gilto9enhe / Tranfrige, me6ens sen
er i Mfto1cnbe ale onore Ste6er /
ger0en. San tiljfriner 0riffeonbet,
at yumilieboonbcue fist efter list lp=
It's, % &oecprGgene >1opiifes. 9rif=
zen er, iogbc ban, 9obeoftl6en til Sl=
5crfrlole, Sinosipsoom, 6attig6pm
ng S%orbrpoelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
@n nbelbia %2anosmano, 6orle6e1

w" "vS]usy ~uW~@@tUuot O~OI1SOS1
blep / @elparf, 81. s., en- ung Mano
orreiteret UNDER 6oripget paa meo
@ol6 at trange fig ino / fin @poger>
,@obert g. 8ar6s &us, bnor bans
f&one bap6e ipgt 9iIflugt for at uno=
gaa bans Misbanolinger. Roo @ta-
ktionen opgap SEN 11nge Man6 tit
IL!!}apn iom @enrp Morbp Mngelo, {.
% Mar samtnel; ban ct en- @pn at
&e6afteren for ~@iborg @tiftsti6en=
oe"> blep for nogle Mar ii6en gift
meo Sen rige Miis Sesiie 8onnell
8aro og f%oretog iaa en- lang 8rpl,
lnpsrejie til bet gamle 2ano", bpor
ban ifal babe imponeret Sc fiffelige
Snofeote / @ipbenbopn og napnlig
oo Giborg peo fin flotte Dptreoen
lom Ben omerifanife &rgil1s. 9g9te-
itabet blep fife lpffeligt; ST. Mngelo,
oer ct Rol1trattpr, orog me0 lin 1tnge
&ip til Sos M,1geles, Sal, men mart
naoeoe &Dgter ON, at fan bar BE-
begDnot at oriffe og misba11olc lin
&one, ocnnes 5legtninees 9ren; %
bum blep So bepGget til at flDgte
5iem til Mcmarf UNDER 6amiliens be-
IfDtten0e Singer. Ser bor mi &r.
Mngelo forlpgt at opigge fin Moge,
men paa Ell, iaa fjeoelig Maa0e, at
.MeworfS &oliti fanot Jig befgiet
til at paalagge bam &aanoiern
% quite bam / &oliotten:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
5ra EanaC=3onen.
Graft os @eS sape,

Com omtalt o1t6et 5te6s / 6ette
Na1mmer bill set life bore mango
Gage, fgr @reli6ent &%oolepelt bill
begDn6e at renle no / ben Ml1gtas<
ltol6, lom / 2ebet al forbol6auis tort
Sis CT rejlt I Banana aanal5onen,
Set Ste6, Der fremfor roget onoet
poo Sor6en bar beltemt til at blipe ct
@i6nesbDr6 ONT omertfanif gnergi og
Soretagiombeo.
Sc Sorene0e Stater Ifal bpgge Sen
@anal, Ser bi( faa cit 1rbDre 8etp6=
ming for Sremtioens &eroenSbanoel.
@enge er bepilge6e, en- M6miniitra=
ton CT. in6iat> og alt er re6e til ugo
abea6", til man pl16ielig merfer, at
Moifineriet er noe al 2abe, at set
life bil birfe, Iom man bab6e bereg=
net. @ba6 er ser tpeien? iperges
ser. Sporet ligger ner.
Set er sen lille M%rbeip,r6, Ser
baat9er be0 1aa at iige ollie Momini>
itrationer, % font 9er / 2an6et fol<
6es uMe0 Cope, iom ititfer &obebet
frem. Sg SEN faur cit iaa meget
mere 11tiltolen6e @ffiffelle, iom SEN
optreber iommen me6 fin mere
@legtning u@rafft", Ser tribes ier=
Zig go6t / be Sorene6e @taters Mt=
mos fere.
@ele Mrrongementet mes @omts<
1ioner1 pao Z Me6lemmer, Ser ifnl6e
babe euerite Mpnotgbeo / &anal5o-
men, bier fig gnrn6ig mtslDffet.
Speringentgr @allace CT u6en SptDl
en- al Dor Si6@ 6pgtigite @toilingeni-
brer> og ban arbei6er iom en- Selt
for at fremt1e Mrbej6et pe6 @iennem-
fieringen al Gulebra &ei6en, Ser
lom tt6ligere o,ntalt er 6en berjte
Sci al 'bele Mnlmgget. Men operalt
itoar commissioner / bans @ei. Sen
opboI0er Jig life e,1gang / set 9iitrift,
bbor 6enS Mrbei0sfelt if1,l6e bore.
Sen reiite til 8a1tama efter fin ITO
nGbnelie, bor ser netop le11ge NOT
til at ifriDe nogle @egulatiber for
Mrbejoets @ong 90 Mbminiitrationen
/ Mmir1oeligbeo, iom ben forlangte
fallgt ngia9tigt, og 0rog iaa meo
nn0tagelle al ct enfelt Me6lem, &C.
neral 9obis, ser er 3onens Gutter
NOR, tilboge til Staterne. &limoet
0erne6e / 8anot1a tiltalte Dem life,
set | Seem Sort og @aibington 8. 6.
befommer Dem be6re, :og 6eres go6e
2en foar Sc 10 alligeDel, ielp ON 6e
foribmmer 6eres @ligter. Men
6enne Nltgtfori6mmelie bar til sSpl=
&c, at Singene gaar iom Sc beoit fan
paa Savanna Sangel1, o. 6a Ser lite
er Sr6en Sagerne, bliber mango al
be op9tigite Sngenidrer % andre
6l1nftionGrer tr9tte, 11e0lGgger be<
reg Softer og refer bjem. Sc fun
intet n0rette.
Set er ret e%ien0ommelige cling,
iom berettes ON Sorretningsgangen
berne6e. Set er +. Cts. nmuligt for
sSs1genigrerne at faa u6leberet Be
beiit ng6ben0ige Mibellerapporater,
Sc beittller Dem Tiger og Maa=
ne6er, fer Be ffaI toge Dem ! Brig.
nbgifterne er rent foripin6en6e, fun
SIS pr. @tf., men SSffffe-GiIteoebereI-
fen at 6ts1e 1t1ln6perlige Mppa-
rater iinfer Mrbeioet ! Maa-