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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-18
FOLEY YaH6IAR
ssorsS esa0 cough ansa hoa1e 11aln
Union Meetinu.

The second division IF the Pied
mont Uuion will hold its next To.
ion meeting with the Liberty Bap.
tist church on Saturday before tho
fifth Sunday in October, at 10 a.
m.
Rev. w A. Christopher to preach
the Introductory sermon, alternate
Rev. w. J. Abbott.
The queries to be discussed art
% follows:
First query: What should be
the attitude Of Baptists toward
State Missions? First speaker w
I. Earlo.
Second query: What becomes OF
the souls Of the righteous aftel
death until the judgment7 First
speaker Rev. +. r McClunahan
ThIrd qu~ry: IL tho way in
whicn our protractod meetings are
carried on approved by oul
Churches? T. Il. Nelson, Mod.
w. r. Earle, Clerk.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-18
HOu'l Borrow Trouble.

Ii is Il bad :.nb't to borrow anything,
b"t tie rst ling you con possibly
oroY IS tronhlc. Whcn sick, sore,
h'a,A, Nc",N Il w"r, out y tho pains
an. p,''>nua OF dyap' psin, ni'ionsnoSH,
Brgit. disease, ana eimilar internal
dis rdnra, don't sit 4 wn aud brood over
your sHmplnns bnt fly for relief to El"c
Uric Bitter. Here yon wall find sur,
and permanent t"rgetctfulness Of tr"u.
bio, and your body viii not be burden.
ed by load of debt, disease. At Pick
ems Drug Go. Price SOC. guaranteed.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-18
Bridge to Let.

VIII let to tho lowest bidder OH the lst day
Oh november noxt, The building Of the covered
wooden bridge, with tubular piers, across
place. ""' VIZ" priose
Right reserved to reject any and all bids.
oeSt.S wy, J.P. SMITH,
h"s'ey fregress copy. %, Gei0,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-18
All Day Sinqind at Six Mile.

There Will be an all day singing
at Six Mile the fifth Sunday in
November. There will be present
several leaders OF music. Every.
body come, Bring song books and
dinner and let's have Que more
good singing before we go to wins
ter quarters. Dock Garrett.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-18
IDIOSYNCRACIES
OF AN ISHMAELITB

C ii. b.
A bird on ladies hat il wortt
several III the bush.
The fellow who has the least to
brag about is always boasting.
It is truly said that q womai.'s
glory Is her hair-but not in the
butter.
Open acknowledgment may not
be good for the soul, but it 10 fine
for court officers.
She got herself o waist
OF monsseline de sole;
And donnlng it, che chased
A very handsome boIe.
Are you q member of tho
"Knockers' Club2" If not you
must be lonesome in Pickona.
Get hammer and join the popuIal
push.
The poet must have had Pickens
in mind when he said:
"Things are not al ways as they
seem,
Skinned milk sometimes mas
querades as cream"
1t is said that some of the fa-
nous doctors are now prescribing
kissing for dyspepsia. Pretty aoon
every woman in the land will be O
dyspeptic and all the men will be
willing to apply the "cure" to the
on ticing alluripg rosebud of beau.
ty.
1t is told that in q nearby town
recently local newspap per publish.
ed a paragraph stating that a Cor
tain business man Of the town was
in the habit of hugging his lady
typewaiter, and if he didn't quit
his name wonld be published Be-
fore the paper appeared the follow.
ing week twonty.three business
men called and paid up their sub
scr1ptions, left orders for twenty.
three columns of advertising and
told the editor not to pay any at
tention to foolish storles.
eH4
A young editor was spending tive
weeks in q GUNNER resort and
wrote letter Of instruction TO his
foreman in the Office and one 60
his best girl; got tie letters all
mixed up and tho girl got this: 81
don't like the padding you are
using. It's too thin. On that
Roundhand I notice that your coll
or is spottlng. Keep up your color
or quit using red. Why in the hi
don't you make up your form so it
will look decent? You must Go
better or get out" The engage.
ment is now broken 80 We have
been told.
The shirt-walst man and the net.
waist girl 60 hand in hand today,
and the people year after year go
on throwing their clothes away.
The coat and the vest are laid TO
rest, and where is the fleecy shawl?
And the clothes get fewer and
thinner--what will be the eud of it
all2 Oh what will the shirt waist
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-18

Notice of Final Settlement.

l will apply TO J. B. Newbery
rfonate Judge for Pickens county. O.,
the lst day "f Nov, 1905, FOR a Anal
settlement of the estate of Amanda n.
hennenmore. deceased, and nsk TO ba die.
missed 40 executor. - - ~ = ,'lss 'l'i'
loct.4 1905 J.. n. apEWART.
3<ssa,y. 81. Execator.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-18
4; ~E@. &sY Eas GO .Ra. K .A..
ssns,nss Rsss, tho #" Kind y9z Have Away. R's'
signature s M@z1zIzzes<

"x Su,r vi Spergle OF Green.
v -, ~'o ~ der charges Of NAL.
&C.,. Ia, iu flee, is m re >eriuusly
| 'han ever aud his life is de-.
l,;.rcu q;
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE
HO1neSeekef"S.

will be at Oakway, Oconee county, S. c., on October
o5th to 2S'h inst inclusive purpose of closing out all
'nes optoncd to we'll the lands have bouqht in
that section.
These lands we'll improved FARMS comparatively level
{ nd the most of them have new houses barns etc.
will pay all expenses while l there of bona6de
who purchase lands of me- including all railroad
fare from all points in Greenvle Pcens and Oconee coun.
ties provided you notify in time provide proper accom-
modatons for you.
expect to have 40 desirable tracts of land to offer
all OF which be closed private SALE and at the roht
kind Of prices.
Parties who offer their lands at this sale m,st
send me full descriptions of once so can have Them
examined and know that the prices right before OFFERING
them to buyers.
shall reject all lands this sale that are optioned 70 me-
at price above that prevailing for like quality of lands in the
location where they offered.
lerms-Onehird Cash. Balance in three eona, ,,r,
nstaments with interest per cent Der annnr, ;,h
mortgage on promises balance Of purchase money
Now if you business this is your chance 70 secre
a home in the best country earth. e.!
Address me at Anderson S. C.
JOSEPH J, FRETWETI,
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1905.
...pERSoNHh...
Movements and Doings Of People That
You May Happen to Know.

VIM. Hale visited Peck friends last
week.
Jason Clark was down from Saginaw
Tuesday.
J. |. Rosenthal spent Sunday with
Detroit friends.
Carl Palmer was home from Caro-
Sunday on visit.
A. j. Ward, of Avoca, was in Yale
Saturday evening.
Asa NJ. Russell was at PoIt Huron
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bricker, of Peck,
spent Sunday in Yale.
Austin LutZ, of Port Huron, visited
Yale friends last week.
Alex Reid and Will Lane, of Cros-
well, were here Sunday.
J. Il. YounglOve was in Detroit the
first of the week on business.
+. ii. Drake transacted legal bust
ness at the county capitol Monday.
Lillian Mckenzie, of Ailsa Craig,
NJ. V. Richardson, who is now living
in Detroit, is visiting Yale friends this
week.
David Rapley and son, of Strathroy,
Ont, were guests of Yale relatives the
past week.
Brook Bearss, druggist of Fostoria,
parents and friends.
Mrs. G. G. Stevens and son, of San
dusky, visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. $. Parks last week.
G. A. Ponsford, of the firm of Newell
& Ponsford, was i'm Detroit the latter
part of last week on business.
Mr. an1 Mrc paalc of nafroif visit
ed their relatives, Mrs. Lena Andreae
and family, the first of the week.
Mrs. Benz. Evans has returned from
three weeks visit to her daughter
Mrs. w. A. Williams at Sandusky.
Mrs. Matt Irwin and children are
visiting relatives and friends in Bay
City, Mt. Pleasant and Grand Rapids
Mrs. Mary Hennessy expects to go to
Chicago the first of next week where
she will work for the Lady Maccabees
Will Strevel and Harry Middleton
left on Wednesday for Butte, Montana
where they will take up homestead
lands.
Philip Eichhorn, proprietor of the
Union Hotel at Port Huron, was in
Yale Wednesday calling on his many
friends.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy returned Monday
evening from Niles where she has beer
attending the funeral of child OF
her sister Mrs. Geo. Gillian.
Mrs. Beardsley and son, of Boynt
City, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G
Williams the past week. Mrs. Beard
sley is sister of Mr.. Williams.
I Jas. Vincent who has spent the pas
two or three years in New York visited
his parents and friends in Yale Sunday
while on his way to Saginaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Ii. Herbert returned
/ from Detroit Wednesday evening. Mrs
Herbert has been much benefited by
the operation performed at the hospital
II. $. Campbell, of Port Huron, spent
couple of days in Yale this week
looking up life insurance business. Mr.
Campbell represents some of the best
companies in the world.
Mrs. r.. K. Walker, of Sandusky, call
ed at the Expositor Office Friday last
and. ordered the paper sent to her ad
dress. She had been spending the weef
with her mother, Mrs. John Baxter.
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The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
FARM FOR SALE.

/ will sell my farm of 100 acres two
miles south of Yale, one of the best
stock and grain farms in the state, or
l will sell my insurance business and
residence in Yale on easy terms. Will
exchange residence for smaller house or
will sell separate from insurance bust
ness. Reason for selling. can't attend
to both and tenants are out of the
question. Call on J. II. Merrill, Yale,
Mich. 27-4
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
BUT FEW AeF rare

But few people are entirely free from
indigestion at this season of the year
Kodol Dyspepsia Cur is not only the
best remedy to use because it digests
what you eat but because it also en-
ables the digestive apparatus to assimi-
late and transform all foods into tissue
building blood. Kodol relieves sour
stomach, heart burn, belchlng, and all
forms of indigestion. Sold by Mathews
q Wight.
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
9BURCB NoTES.
The Pastors of the Various Churches of
the Village Ar Invited to Hand In
Church Items Each Week
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Class meeting, 10 O'Clock; preaching
service 1870 a. M; Sunday school 11:30
a. M; Junior League 3O0p. m: Epworth
League $50 p. M; preaching 700 p. m.
Thursday evening prayer meeting.
Brockway 2:30 p. IN. preaching.
Rev. j. A. Thompson.
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

Services will be held Sunday as fol
lows
Social meeting at 1000 a. m.
Preaching at 1920 a. m. Subject
"Growth in Grace"
Sunday school at IL: 80 a. m.
Y. p. s. G. f. at GAS p. m.
Evening service 7:30 p. m. Subject
1.-TWO Evangelical Cries."
To these services all who do moi
attend elsewhere are most cordially in
vited. w. II. Cole, Minister.
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
Auction Sales.

The undersigned having decided to
move away, will sell by public auction
at the premises, east of depot, in the
village of Yale, on Saturday, Nov. Is
1905, the following described property!
House, lot and two barns, hard coal
stove, l hard or soft coal stove (both
new last spring., range, washing
machine, l wringer, writing desk,
rocking chairs, Il dozen dining chairs
IL kitchen chairs, 2 extension tables, &
beds, mattresses and springs, glass
cupboard, roller organ and 36 records
/ sewing machine, 13 window shades,
baby carriage, 25 yds ingram carpet,
lineoleum carpet covers room Is tt
square), Is bushels or more potatoes
glass and tinware, Dbl cucumber
pickles, etc., etc. Everything to be
sold without reserve. Sale begins al
! 90 p. m. sharp. w. w. Lord, auction.
eer Terms of sale, sums of $500 and
under cash, over that amount IL months
credit at per cent interest per annum
III. Z. Clark, Prop.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Services will be held in the Presby-
terrain church at the usual hours.
Preaching at 1920 a. m. and 700 p. m.
Sunday School at 11:30 a. M; G. f.
meeting at 800 p. M; mid-week meet
ing on Thursday evening at 700 p. m.
Rev. c. ID. Ellis.
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Lords Day services:-Sunday School
1000 a. M; preaching IL 90 a. m; preach
ing 200 p. m; prayer and praise service
welcome. II. b. Brown, Evangelist
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
STRAYED

From the farm of the undersigned
on Oct. 18th dark red yearling heifer
Horns turned up on end. Reward paid
for information leading TO recovery
Jno. Is. Gardner, g miles east Of Yale
or a mile south. Of Greenwood town
hall. 2S-2
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
Farm For Rent.

The Old Comstock farm on Black
River is for rent, For further particu-
lars and terms call on or write Mrs.
Hattie Comstock, 1884 Stone street,
Port Huron, Mich. 1854
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
FREE uETUODIsT.

Preaching Sunday evening at 100 p.
M; Sunday School at 1890 a. m; prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880 p.
m. All invited ). j. Reid, pastor.
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10
For Sale Cheap

Lots l, 2, 3, 4, Is, Is, II and Is, block
5, Reed d McNutt's second addition,
about 4 acres on Main street. G. X.
Dodge. Port Huron, Mich. 26-m3
The Yale expositor., 1905-11-10

G.. w. Bell, auctioneer The under.
signed, having decided to quit farming,
will sell by public auction at the pre-.
misses, three miles west and two miles
south of Yale, on Wednesday, Nov. 10
1905, all of his farm stock and nipple
ments to the highest bidder. Sale begins
at 90 o'clock p. m. sharp.
James Middleton, Prop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

DGrI1tl1tgeH Ill NT1el11eltelt tDlteOe 0
&roner pr. Sn0buot; og Mo0en gleo
life tpr neo, set fon man pioe 0eroi,
at ser b(ep til Nftenfelten ierperet
olene 1850 SLATER Champagne.
6eltmi60ageu, / bpilfen &ongefa=
milje1 6eltog bar notl1rligpis @opeo=
felten. SEQ benne tolte SperprGii<
cent Sl0cnborg for &ongen, Ser ion
gpar u%0brogte ct 2epe for &jdben=
topns &oml1ne. 9erefter tolte Ser
man Srier for @oo0buiets @pme=
iter, Nrfiteft @prop, @orgermelter
Senien (Sociolilt) for 9onmorf o. (.
b. Siliiolt fom ielpe 9pgn1elteren,
Nprop, poa Salerltolen, billt al Ell
ltbpre 8egeiltring. SAN u0bragte III
let 2epe, men 11otalte @oobct o1n, at
&jbbenbabn ill., olle Gioer maatte
f%oriton fin .Spgopc ipm 2onoets So
pe0 lto0.
Mftcnfeiten bar iom iagt mere
1Gbn. Ser blep 6olOt o0lfillige So
Ter fra @alfone11, og / benne bop6e
ct Sog al 5angforeninger taget Sp>
1tilling og uofprte flere M11mre. Son,
gen brogte, ligeleoes fra 8alfonen,
@jGiterne en- @ilien, og 6erefter bler
Ger en ppl6iom Srnngiel ON 8uf,
1etterne, iom bite fig u%1totpmmclige,
toffet bore 6rpfen Nimbs Joripnlig-
heo. l1ngoommen fit Jig en- Sping.
en- | SEN ltore 6eltlal, og ST. 12
llutte6e 6eitens og Slll1mi11atione:
il%nffeoes. +.
Sg iaa bar &%jpbenbapns npe
&aabbus facet fin reg,1lere og off:
cielle Snopielie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29
@onS a etGt g
tl1Qet.

tina c t.
Stri0cn mellem Morge % Spcrigc
Ct en0t, iom 0en buroe euoe, mco
eli freoelig Oplpsning at Sen me-
ulngslpie l%lnion, Str bibtil bar bol6t
SC to Mationer, iom fltlot 116 bar /
StanO til at lcpe bper fit iclpltGn=
0ige rationale Stu, iamme11fnptte0c.
DC ncobliper at oGre 8ro0erfolf,
men Sc leper life Longer un0er jam.
ME Sag, % Set tyr boobes, at SC ii
Jplts 2pffe % &elfGro moa tribes
cnonat be0re em0 bi0til run0er Sc rpe
Scar. &i meo6elet paa o110et 5teo
/ @laoet @opeoinoboloet al Sen Sper=
ensfomit, ser / 2er0ags llutte0es al
&igets ll6ien0inge / &arlitao, iaole-
hes lom S%elegrammer fra Stoct6olm
rel ererer Set til Sen omerifonlfe
&resie. Mt 0enne Sberensfomit mu.
Zig ct mere tilfreosltillenoe for Spem>
iterne ems for Morom9noene bil for
baabenlig life forbia1ore, at sen BIZ
Der goofienot al Be Gtatsmpn6igbe-
ser / be9ge 2auoe, Ser bar Set enoe-
l1gc Sr0 Sagen. Ggentlig er Set jo
tl,n Sc norlfe 9efGitningers SfiGb=
he, iom Ser fra nnrif SIDE fan gjp<
,cs Snonenoiuger imoo, % ret beie!
Gliper eftcr al 5anoipnligbeo 0ette
fun ct rent tepretiif Spprgsmaal,
ga Ser bel nrppc nil blipc Sale ON,
1T 6iSle Sc ltninger pil fomme /
>raftiif @rltg. ut Sc ipenlfe Mlttbo=
%riteter, &ifsoag og &onge oil eo0-
fjenbe Sperensfpmiten, er ser il1ge>1
Spipl ON, 0erimo6 CT ser en- Ml1lig>
Ge0 for, at set ro0ifale Clement al
set norIfe Storting pil neolnggc
&roteit moo 6eitnings= &oragrofen,
og pinber Set Glertal / Singet, fon
Set ben6e, at Ser fer ct 8rl,o pao
hette @,1nft. Gtorttnget er 11emlig
Morges Sl1berp11 / 6enr1e Sis, Set
berer bele Statsitprets Maieitet, og
paa sets @ol0ning alene beror Set,
ON Sperensfomlteu ifal blipe cit ba=
rig Sroftot. 2a6 os baobe, at Sire.
oens Manb moa bltbe 6en raa6el16e
/ bette Storting, naor set ifal tage
Cen en6elige 8eltemmelie on1 Mor<
ees 6remti6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29
Sartarer % Mrmenicr. Ser

Sartarer % Mrmenicr. Ser CT MI
n6itgt til, at ser bil inotrnbe frcDe<
ligere Eilltano / &al1faius, bpor Ser
/ 0e itoite Tiger ct iorpbet Be aflfuc-
ltgite Wfproerier al Sc friitne Mrme.
nier. Ser meo0eles nemlig / Man=
bags fra 8afl1> at Ser UNDER Joriao,
al 0iitriftets Generals upernpr,
Hrins Souls Mapoleon, er afbol0t en-
&onference, paa bpilfen ser beilutte=
ees at i%ammmfolbe en-. bele 8e,
foltningen / &aufaius reprelenteren=
Sc &ongres / Sftober, Ger ifal tagp
UNDER Sberbeielle Sc mellem Sprfer
cg 4riitne beri fen6e Stri6igbeoer og
ti%lpejebringe Sifterbe6 for SIP og
Gienoom, % | Wellemtioen ifal beg,
qe Barter bore aniparlige for, at Or
cel1el1 opretboloes. 81 Mrmenier
GO ii WfuielmGnb pantog fla Mniparet
for, at benne Sberensfom]t blep oper>
bolot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29
s sin0erne &irfeia1 III
un0e G..

Ger er iiftert life mango, ser pi:
tore at bcltrioc sen Yooltan0, ct
Npinocrue CT Sc %iifrcite burenoe
Nrrftcr / Menigbcoerne / Mmerifo,
ag noar Ser ifol l,orettes llnget al
8etponiug inoen SC tirtelige &reoie
- Bet unre iii / Metuiul al financi=
sllc Aiuitli,aer, Setter, &clgiprenbeo
sller nuore Spaarcrs 2psning - lua
Giloe oct rnre lltGl1feligt at iuu loget
giort, uocn at &niltberne bar m1eo og
log Sageu / oeres @aono. 9ette bar
aonlte uatltrli1t fart til, at Ser /
nogle &irfelamfur1o, Sc mere liberalt
anlo9te, er gipet &pinoerne mere el=
Ter millore fl1loltuu0ig Stenameret !
Strife % observation-disclosures. Gette
sr laole0eS Silfuloct / nogle al Be
s%fanoinapiife &irfeioununo berppre,
% peo Oen me &irfeorOning | Quit
mart bar &pinoerue 10 foact Sten1=
n1cret til % Su0e / Sc l1yc &irfc=
raoo. 5 mango al Sc e9entlig ame<
ritonlfe &irfeiomfuno berimo0 ino=
tGger &pin0crne mGrfeligt not en0s
III, en- britt afbGngig Stilli1g. Ser
tegpnoer imiolertio at inotrG0e CT
6orouori,g / Bette. S Set presbpteri-
enffe &irfcl amf un0s MlegbenD Mf6e.
ling, Ser banner ct Slags Mellem.
part mellcm Sc egte gonle fonier=
batipe Ercsbptcrionere % Sen mere
liberole Sill Ct Ser laale0es / 0iSle
Gage 9ipet &%pin0erne ful0 Stemme>
ret / ollie &irfeafferer, til Sro0s for,
at enoel at Sc @reiter, ser bar tilite.
Sc ne6 Mp6et> bnor bette Deficiencies,
a1htolte Jig ifarpt imo6 Set. &et mer=
hlig forreitcn, at benne &eform life
forlusglt or inofprt +; bpert encltc al
eanoets reli9iple Samfun0. S apin=
eens @aanb ligger for ltprite 9elen
ben tpn1menoe S(Ggts Sporagelie,
lite hlot Sen borgerlige, men gar1ife
tRrligt Gen religipie. @bao @runl0
CT Ser So egenlig til, at bum ital
bore Munoturp, naor ser ifal trGf.
les Nfgjprelier / oen friltelige Sp6ra=
eelles @ope6maal, SEN friltne Strife?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

WJEEEMr
fore cal, til bpilfe11 list oper 400
iarltg l1opalgte, Ser iblanot aongc.
fomilien, bar %inobu0te, eller til sen
mere folteltge Mftenfeit ian1me Steo>
til bptlfen Dar inobuot ca. 1000 Ste.
prGi entantcr for 8pens 8orgerifab
cg Snititutioner ia1nt &onu,nens
Gunftton9rer.
JeItuopalget Dab6e bapt ct betpbe<
ligt Mrbeioe n1e6 at gjgre ltopalg %
iprge for, at alle' Srganiiationer o.
Snitttuttoner bleb ina nogenlun6e IL
geltgt reprGienterebe peo sen ltorc
Mttenfelt; men Sen ipnes life at Dape
bopt obloll,t &el0 meo fig, efterion1
ser bopoe melot Jig aoifillige mis-
forneieoc me0 bDor meget &et
fjenoer man 10 life. Mer1 Sclifob.t
hlep broget nof. 6prlt Sen %fongelige
Gomilie % &omlrnens Spioier og
&aa0buiets Meltre, ipn1 finn fra Sen
itore Mi6oug, % iaa belle Nnffet1
neo igiennem in6ttl &olpitalcrnes
&aagefoner og v0om1erne pe0 So
m'rnrns S''l"te.s" ion1 set bcOoer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29
6 II 81 m / II 5 e.

Me6ens Mmerifanerne u6e11 Sen.
ipn til &artiitanopunft er 1aa toeen.
lunoe enige ON, at Sc tngen beore
&eprGlentant for egte Mmerifanis=
me fu,16e fin0e enc &relioent &ooie.
belt, er Sc oahenbart li6t / &il6ereoe.
>bporleoes Sc ifol itille fig operfor
Ereiioentens 9atter, @ils Slice
&ooiepelt. SUM- bar til ollie Siber
pGret Ell al Sc &pin6eififtelier, ser
far formaaet at iamle Spmerflom=
tcoen ON Jig, i0et FUN belt igiennen1
ct, bpo0 MoromGn0ene piloc faloe
r@n fiGf Sente". GtilfGrbig, blio
&ptn0eligbeo CT life benoes 1terfe
SIDE, BUN fbler fig oobenbart beore
(uenme paa ct Muton1obil eller
CT &elterpg enb / Somfrl1bl1rets
Stil6eo, er life ioo list al Ell;
Sportsome / belle. tit Mnleg, %
Mmerifonernes Soeal al en &pin0e
gaar MI engang life belt / sen &et<
ring. Mel1 e10nu mere bet9nfelige
er Sc mere fonlerpatipe Uncle Cams
Sbnner blepne peo oerne @epraic l1=
taat for ben amerifanife &pinoelig-
be0 UNDER benbes Mejle / Srienten,
bnor Ser er bu0t ben6e ale mulige
fpritelige @resbepisninger, iaoleoes
iom 6e tilfommer Ell 9gte &rtniesie
al 8lo6et, og BUN bar taget imo6
Sem upen at blinfe. S europa er
nian life fri for at more fig liot oper
oenne amerifanife Tprite6atter, bpao
Ser forle6en gap fig lt6trpf / ct ret
tittigt 5ori1ag ON at lble Spbrgs-
maalet ON BEN norife &egiertngs-
form be6 at beige &riniesie Mlice
N%oo1eoelt til 9ronnttg al Norge.
Smtolertio tor set antaees, at 16.
lanoet life bill faa ct alt for folif
8egreb ON sen amertfanife &pin6es
~gien6ommeligbe6er beo at betragte
&raiioentoatteren. Sun er 10 ems
III meget l1ag og mteget lebelpiten, %
Get er ret foritaoeligt, at bun meo
begge &en6er griber Sen CODE 2eiIig-
teo, Ser tilbp6es ber6e, til at babe fig
| Solglanie1t. Sun TANNER fro ct
Opbab, Der forltaar at binbe an bao-
&c meo 2ipetss Mlpor % bets @leosr,
llaar be fremitiller fig, og set iiges,
at bun ilegter lin Sober paa / allie
&enieen6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29
q 5 urance + be + II {
90 Sc politiife GaIg.

u 5 uronce + II c
% Sc politiife &oIg.
Ser rojer cit bills Storm / Sc o1ne.
%ritanife Observation-Disclosures / benne
Sin. Gugblo0enc CT fuloe til &al1-
seu out set .@ruft" % Sc ltregel=
n1nsIigbeoer, ser er gaoet og itaoig
aaar / Spang inoenfor oem, Sc 8en-
sel,unmer ser ipilles bort / bilbe
Spefnlotioner, 9ohbprogifter, &alg=
beltlttclier, uforiigtige ll6laan, ser
itte cugang bpgfores olp. Set er
1imeligt nof, at a6ifillige 8la0e
6rgfter @alien bel piot / &etning al
al lape Senlation us al DISTURBANCE
Hanbalerne, og hi er til6pjelige til at
to- at lelp ON Set az urereoe Hubli>
Ium life faor aft, Dpao ser tilfommer
let uo al &ompagnier1e, iaa er sets
Rolicer Oog iaa goot iifre0e / 6e ltore
aompagnier, ser ligger tn6e meo De
umoo6elige &apitaler, at Ser ingen
Sem bellt Sure er for, at Sc life ifuloe
tere p9r6 6eres bele % fuloe &aalp.
aen6e til en- bpilfen lom bellt SID.
I'm SIDE al 0enne Sag bar / Sen ie-
mere STD peret @ienltan6 for megen
Dmtole, nemlig Sc itore 8t6rag, ct
teltent &ompagni bab6e poet til 6et
repnblifanife &agnefono nnoer
be fiblte &ationalpalg. Ser bar lp6t
{: &amnifrig 2anoet r11not oper bette.
@pis Den amerifanite &olitif life
fapoe peret iaa roao6en, ioa gie,l.
Ren.ipret al @enaelpefulation, Tom
9al9loet er, iaa bil0e ct iaa6ant mo.
saff anfalo at 9gfelbeo onerfor
Ganrpagnebiorag peret paa fin
Elods. Men bbem ter negte, at set
ar $engene, Ser ipiller &opeoroIIen i
3e aInerifonife &alg? SO rent bort
1T fra bette, bar Observation-Disclosures
nc lite Set til, ia, er set life oeres
8ltgt at baretage &oliceboIberes SSn.
arealer neb at bielpe til, at 8algene
Faur set Hbfalo, Der pasier be6it for
Ten dminoelige @elitan6? Set at
8rgans 6riiblptanfe Dor bIebet gier-
nmfsrt / 8rofsts, "a Sen bar frem-
me III &elgernes &fgibreIie. 8ilbe
mon Observation-Disclosures babe bare.
hget oeres @l1noers Snteresier, ON