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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
Frank Piumley, Referee

From recent number of 1.-THE
American Illustrated Magazine we
take the following concerning Hon.
Frank Plumley of Northfeld, who
has many friends in this county:
The legal world was startled a
month or SO ago by the announce
ment that tangled piece OF interna-
tional litigation had been argued,
passed upon and settled all within
a few months, and damages assessed
against the defendent country in
something less than five years alter
the injuries complained were inflicted.
A generation has usually been all too
short for this SORT of thing, but here
the French claimants against Vene-
zuela for damage to their business
sustained in the instructions ending
in 1901, actually known in the year
1905 that they are entitled to some
six hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars compensation altogether, and it
only remains for them, through the
State Department if need be, to col
lecr the money.
The thing seemed revolutionary.
The Alabama claim ants, who suffered
their loss between 1862 and 1864,
got a final award in 1874. The
Boring Sea claims, which originated
about 1855, were satisfied in 1897.
The claimants of damages against
Spain for losses sustained in the
Cuban instructions are still fighting
in the United States Court of Claims
for their share of what they hope to
get some day, and as for the inheri-
tors of the French mummy claims
growing out of privateering raids
around 1904, nobody knows
when they are likely to be satisfied.
Naturally, therefore, this I'm wonted
expedition in the matter of the claims
against Venezuela has been more
than a nine-days' wonder. A referee
of an uncommon sort is this Frank
Pumlev, who has settled the case
with so much expedition and de-
spatch, and genially expressed doubt
as to whether he had not established
dangerous precedent by not play.
ing the game according to the ac-
cepted and established rules.
Here is Mr.. Plumley's portrait.
He is sixty years old, and Vermont
born and bred. He has been United
States District Attorney for the
State, and Judge of the Vermont
Court of Claims. He is lecturer on
International Law in Norwich Uni
versity, and has previously acted as
an international umpire in the claims
made against Venezuela by Great
Britain and Holland.
The Alabama claimants, who suffered
their loss between 1862 and 1854, got a
final award in 1874; the Boring Sea
claims, which originated about 1855,
were satisfied in 1897 no one knows
when the French mummy claims, grow
ing out of the privateering raids about
10000, will be settled. Mr.. Plumley
settled the claim between the French
and Venezuela in less than five years.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
quarters

Many of those who put their trust
in margins" as exempli6ed in the
so-called bucket shop" have been
hit hard the past week by the failure
of H. R. Leighton & Co. of Boston,
whose liabilities are about half mil
lion. This firm operated some thirty
five branch Offices in New England,
six of these locatedin this state. The
extent to which Vermont dabblers in
margins have been touched can only
be guessed at, since most ofLeighton
& Co.'S agents feel that, under the
circumstances, "silence is golden"
and are disposed to give away infor-
nation as to the volume OF business
intrusted to them by seekers after
quick wealth. There are other paths
to affluence than those which run by
the bulletin boards of the bucket
shop; they may be a little longer and
more tedious, but, on the whole, they
are safer.-LudIow Tribune.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
lamOiIie Probate Court

NJ SSpuh'
The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office in Hyde
Park for three weeks ending Jan. 8
1906
Estate of Wilder Magoon. Johnson. Com
missioners make their report. Administrator
settles his account and decree made to heir.
Estate of Gilman Garland, Eden. F. p
Collins appointed Guardian.
Estate of Ella r. Brown. Morristown
Court of inquiry and order of removal.
Estate of John Boyce, Elmore. Order Of
notice--license and license.
Estate of John Savage. Morristown. Com
missioners make their report and order o.
notice-settlement.
Estate of S. c. Scribner, Johnson Assign
ment made to wid ow. Administrator settles
his account and decree made to heirs.
Estate of John II. Bell Morris town. Joe
A. Stratton appointed Guardian and Guar
dian returns inventory.
Estate of Peter Quinn, Stowe. Ellen Quinr
appointed Guardian. f..s
Estate of c. c. Rublee, Morristown. AID
ministratrix and Appraisers return inven
tory
Estate of George Folsom Wolcott. License
granted to sell real estate.
Estate of John Brush. 3D. Cambridge. Or
der of notice-settlement.
Estate of Milo S. Burnell, Wolcott. Execu
tors settle their account.
Estate of Amon Crowell. Hyde Park
Commissioners make their report
Estate of Myron Spaulding, Morrstown
Geo A. Morse appointed Administrator. II
p. Munson and T. c. Cheney appraisers and
commissioners.
Estate of Richard Gibson, Hyde Park
Administrator returns inventory.
Estate of Wilcox to Morrill, Adoption
and change of name.
Estate of Manetho M. Jackson, Morris
town. Assignment made to widow. Nd
minstratrix settles her account and decree
M ade to heirs
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
GARFIELD

Mrs. Burton Davis is now on the
sick list.
D. H. Bedell of Morrisville was a
business visitor in this place last
Wednesday.
r. c. Munson and wife were guests
at the home of 7. A. Richardson and
wife recently.
Mary Farnham has finished work
for Mrs. r. c. Munson and is now
attending school at Garfield,
Fred Munson and two children
visited at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Jones at Centerville Sunday.
M. o. Combs and wife visited at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Harris in Hyde Park the first of
the week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
CENTERVILLE,

Murray Calkins is working at present
for Carl Jones.
Miss Ida Collins spent several days
recently at the village, with Mrs. I'll. l..
Fairbanks.
John Gray has bought of E. B. Collins
fine driving horse. The best is none
too good for John.
Herbert Fairbanks was visitor up
this way recently. Herbert is one OF
our d.time school teachers here and
counts as his friends many of those who
were once his pupils.
Almost everybody in this vicinity
takes the News and Citizen--the old
reliable local paper; the paper that
gives the news when it is news and that
makes interesting Preside reading.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
gether.

In the year just closed 81 concerns
filed articles of incorpation in the
Office of the secretary of the state at
Montpelier. The combined capital
stock was 81 ,7S9,35O. In addition
13 churches, five benevolent or fra
ternal organizations, four educa-
tional institutions and two cemetery
associations have been formed. The
largest corporation was the CONSOLE
dated Quarry company of Barre with
a capital stock of S500,00O.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
FIVE Eclipses This Year

The new year will have five
eclipses, but only one can be observed
in this part of the world. This is
due on the night of February Sth and
early morning of February 9th.
This means that the eclipse will COM
mence about midnight, and last over
into the early morning. If the night
should be bright and cloudless make
up your mind to see the wonderful
Transformation that will take place.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
Lent, Easter, and Labor Day

Lent begins this year on the last
day OF February. That will bring
Easter Sunday on the 18th day of
April. The holidays of 1906 fall on
especially good days of the week, for
none of them, with the exception of
Labor Day, come just before or after
Sunday; thus not bringing Two days
in which business is suspended to-
gether.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
MCKINSTRY HILL.

Harry Silloway is able to ride out again.
Ernest Mills has been recent visitor at John
Thompson's.
Myrtle Jones who has been very sick for
sometime is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. B. Stewart and son Merl
visited in Lowell Sunday.
Harvey Stewart and son from Lowell visited
at g. B. Stewart Saturdays.
Mrs.-E. D. Wood has been very low the past
few days, but is some better.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

The next Lieutenant Governorship
is not settled by any means, we are
informed. Hon. Geo. L. Leland is in
the field ito stay" so says his
friends. That he is a man who
would well and ably fill the position
no one doubts. Then there is Hon.
Geo. H. Prouty of Newport, of whom
the same thing can be said; and last
but not least is John Merriheld,
who although not an avowed candi-
date, says if the people want him he
will not decline the honor. Any one
of these three men will do; but as
only one can have it (which shall it
be?"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

The annual statement of the Ma.
tional Life Insurance Co. of Mont
pelier is published elsewhere in this
paper. The wear 1905 was one Of
the best in the history of the com.
pany and while many other com
panies have been found negligent
strongly tinctured with graft" the
National has shown its affairs to be
in the best of order and the affairs o.
the same conducted in a way that
withstands the severest criticism.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

Charles Def. Bancroft, of Montpelier, has
begun diary for the present year. and il he
completes it he will have a collection of forty
without day missed. Besides records of the
weather, ETC., be has noted state, national,
and local events and believes that his record
for completeness is unequalled.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

The President of Paraguay has
deposed, but this does not constitute
revolution down there. The Para
guayan Congress has the power to
fire" The Executive. At least it has
done so, and the government still
lives.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

The report of the Vermont soldiers home
Bennington, for the three months ending De-
cembe 81 shows that the average of mem Der
was 10S, and the average present was SO, the
largest average in the history of the institu-
ton. During that time there were admitte :,
3; re-admissions, 13 discharged, 8; dropped
8; died, 3. January there were present for
duty 10; in hospital, 20; absent with leave,
z; total, present and absent, los.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

Governor Vardaman, of Mississ-
ippi, still opposes the education of the
negro, and thinks he was better as a
"chattle" than as a free man. There
seems no way of convincing the Yard
amans of the South that they are
hopelessly wrong. But it is CRAFTY,
ing to know that the bulk of South
ern sentiment is against them, and
that the efforts of Booker Washing
ton and those who like him are labor
ing for the good of the negro in all
ways, are appreciated by the white
people of that section.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
r & JOHNSON, woopMAkER

have rented the shop inst below the Tiff
Block on lower Main street and am prepared
to do all kinds of Woodworking. An exper-
fence of life time. Work guaranteed. Trav-
erse Sleds and Farm Wagons, making or re-
pairing a speciality.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

Here is a newspaper man who has
resigned good fat Office: 1t is John
Metcalf of Fair Haven, editor of the
Era of that place. The Office he re-
signs is that of postmaster-a good
paying office; but John finds the
duties too arduous and he has been
obliged to neglect his newspaper,
hence the resignation. In what
other profession can such a man be
found-one who thinks less of the
"shekels" and more of his SCI vice
to his constituency"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
A CARD

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a SO.
cent bottle of Greene's Warranted
Syrup OF Tar If 1t fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10

Ifyou have not paid for this pape
for 19O6-"do it now"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
Furs For School Children
The Ajax School Hose
We Cover Buttons

IF you want BUTTONS to match any Colored D
please remember that do the work for you.
Dozen any size. Just bring few scraps of the go
the rest.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17
Entered at the Post Office at St. Pa0l,
as second class mail-matter.
aineier= / @anama.

st al Sc panifeligite Yroblemer i
Sorbinoelie meO Mnlngget al Hana=
sm=&anolen CT Mrbejoer=5pprgsmaa=
Bet; fan &egieringen faa lplt oct rua
sli ior olle BARTER tilfreosltillel1oe
ManGe, pil Mcltcl1 bore let at obcr-
fon1nlc. Ger CT lremfnn1met iSnrllu az
ssn1 at looc Wroo1ilgen llofpre al IL
s1elilfe COOLER puu &pl1truft, 81 0et
er eli DEMONSTRATING, at bpioe g(r6ej=
acre life fun tuule &limotet % Be
%-oel1inoilfc 9tcgrc, ser biotil lur purct
Ianpelot, hor uilt lig at prre al0eles
unnii1e. Mcu Sc omcriffunlfe l1ni=
oner bar / Sen M%nleOning pplpftct Ell
Namoifrin Scr ollereoe gienlpoer fra
Sen enc Gnne al 2o11Oet til Sen o11=
Drl. Ser totes pn1 8jenin0fprell lie al
Sloperi y. BEST, % Set ler l1b til,
at Sogen nil faa fife rtnge politilt
8etnnnin9. Tnrboo6entlig bill Sen
amerifonlfc Mrbej0er lGrc at in0le. al
huu fife far Met til at forbpoe morc
at ubfprc ct Mrbeibe, ]pm ban lift
faln fo1 poatagc Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17
sIlt paa ~ rette &laos.

Oct iSla,t6ffe Beigg Donmarf flo
Ite Maaneb CT ct mt 8ibrag til at
flare BET in6bDrbes 5orbolo mellem
De f%fanoinabiife Soft. Moroman0e-
tie opltaaeoe beb 6e politiife 8egt-
benbeoer ifior Ben 5tilling,be i Wden-
neifeal6re bar %eftertragtet: en- ful0t
no unfbangig 8la6s, paa bpilfen Sc
life bebspeoe at ipprge aoget an0et
Soft tilraa6s. .Speniferne begpnoer
iaa inraat at inbrpmne life iult at
set Ser ifete bar fulot u0 retf9r0igt,
men Dog at SEN 1tDe Sr6ning lite bgr
brpoe 8rooerbuanoet mellem Sc nor
oilfe Solf; og Set tyr pentes at 6e /
Si0enS 2pb oil inoie, at set fripillige
8%rooerlfab er mere pnro en6 set
tprnane. 6in,,erne ltaar en0nll un=
ser rl,siilf Mag, men set Slanem9rfe,
lom Selpber1 feren ng bans Saano=
loltgere for fife mango Maane0er
iioen legte at temple bent meb, CT
Oog til6els ofrebet, % 6ribe6en ct
enbmt for 6em mere ems ct blot
Ml1n0spejr. Sg en0elig bar Sslgr1:
ocrl,es @elpg / 9mmorf / life ringe
@rob bjl,lpet til at fl1Dtte 6en figrnf
9 nGrnlere til 0anmarf, fife JONI Ell
&ulolltot cller ct l16etp0eligt 9i:
lono, men iom ct frit og %lelpltrnoig1
9eo al set oonife Mige. Mf CO til Ell
ser bprt Mplter, lom far forlangt IS.
lono logt ino ltnoer Morge / &raf1
al 81 ltomningens Set. Sra mi al tG>
bette &rop ontages brogt r0 al Ser:
Sen: Sci islonoife Nlti1g far / San:
mart mpbt ful0 6orltuaelie, og be'
fgrltc @ei1,ltot al Son1naret bill efte'
al @imeligbe0 blipe Me6iettelie a
en- islonbf=oonif &ommisiton, bpis
Spgope set bliper al. 11oipbne all
Misforltooelier pg beitemt %foltiloc
Sslunoernes Shilling / set 6anlf;
Stotslegeme. Sc inobproes 6orbol(
mcllem Sc ifon6inapilfe Soft begpl1
Ser at fp1nme / Sr6en = og goi
Sr0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17
6org6jergS Uourne.
lt6ru0t.
spgoom faloer TOlfetinssmanoen
bjem.

Sra ST. &enrp 8. Sert5, &rez
iioent for 9anif Mmerifanif Sellfab,
mootog II / Sirsoags ct Telegram,
Der me00eler, at Golfetingsnlano
8orgbierg fra &ipbenbapn bar moo
taget ct &abel=Selegram om, at bans
9atter ligger for 9poen. ST.. 9org=
bierg bar Derfor afbruDt lin Sllrne
og afreiier fra Seem Dorf til &je-
benbapn Sen Is. glngult (SorSoag
oenne llge). Sc 5oreorag, JON par
betjenotgjort paa oe forifiellige Ste
ser / Moropeiten, bliper iom 6plge
oeraf aflpite.
9fGlt efter at n0tale Dor oprigtige
3eltagelie meO ST.. @orgbierg oa
bans 6ami1ie / SEN 6org, Ser bor
rant Dem, og bort @aab ON, at Jor.
boloene naa lie lplere us pe0 Dons
Siemfomlt til 9unmarf, fan hi tiff
nnola6e paa bore 2Qn6smGn0s Seq:
tie / Norhoel item at uotale Dor 8efla:
gelle al, at ser blep foretaget laaoat1
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6oreorogsturneen, lom bergpe0e %
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% oenne @lnoe, bil6e Set bog pgre:
be6re, ONT mo,t bap6e fulgt Sen op
rinbelig lagte Nlan. Set pil6e ia
get Jig beore no.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17
Vt Sab, ser or CIT &inOing.

Observation-Disclosures Moropel tel,
n)lles imr at lopc %iprrpffet is enOel.
: nlulge elar bor Min1el pta pnret
Den leoelOe INDEPENDENTLY Stut
: SallNet. - iunr ler Set uO til, at
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oemu1lgoe Morfeoet. S bpert 1oIo
aualtooes oette Be i%orelp6ige Mfgr9=
o%eropporter. Nent operflaoilf Jet
Sun bette ontple en- Neogang for
:aafin11eIuta % ct Iremifriot for %.
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More &ncoeafgrpoer giperr gcbe Hen=
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Set CT eli &jenOsgierning, lom oonl fe
Sorobrl1gere fon bepi0ne beore er0
ataalfe 11ogen o110en Station, at
-Gornopl er pOele9ge11oe / 9eng6erl
1Et1or Den fife leoiage5 al apegopl og
Den 6prm al Sonobrl1g, lon1 bette us
frGper. Get er bpoo Minueiotu
Jarnler1e Dor erfaret, Sc ltoar / 8e=
9reb nleo at om0onne oeres Stot til
ell apugopls= og @teieriltat, mes
andre Orb: at in0ipre rotionelt
Sooobrlt9. Neogongen / 9peoeuo-
bpttet b%etegner 0erfor ubetinget ct
Nrelnlfriot, mar olle Iorbo(o to9es
/ Setrogtning og Ser CT goo Grlluo
I'll at %lpfpnlfe Miuu1clo ta for0i Set er
f1ooet loo longt freln / llopiflin9el1,
a1 Oct fon inoifrunfc jim 6peoeoprf=
xNa7g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17
.l1foritanoiac Apinoer.

utelleun &eteronerlle al Noroltat5=
Jig SDOltatsormeerne ul1oer 8orqer=
srl9en er Der efterDaonOen il1Otrao0t
ct goot 6orbol0. S Sc tioligere Mor
al Observation-Disclosures SilpprelIe
snnoe Torboloet npr1nejt beteqnes
Com fienDtligt, men / Sc le11ere Mar
har Ser enoog pnret Sale ON en-
Gan1npelll lr1t1i1g. Sc tioligere 81
oers bitre 6plelle r bi0rgrte for Ell
stor Sci fra oe1 l1nlennelfelige 8e=
gambling Ser blep acknowledgements
EziIoel SEN f~onfeoerereoe @prs Som
gelelre, JONI itpre0es al rene 8eoler.
Anoerlonbille og 2ib6p 6engilerne
bill 1toa lom 5fampletter }ma Sp0=
'ltaternes &rigsf9relie, og napnIig i
set feritnppnte 6englel bar @ebono=
afttgen laa frpgtelig, at sets &omolt=
:oant, @aptejn @irt5, e ter &rige,1
SEQ 6entt til at benges. Metop MI,
30 Beberanerne fra Morben og GD=
aen bar beo at glenme Sje,16ifabet,
snr 5poltats &pinoeforeninger1
wDaaebters Of @onfe6eracp" gust
&slIie poa Sc balbt ll11fffeoe @1p0er peo
ca sr9ffe 6orbereoeller Ill at rejie ct
gsora,n1ent for 1eu fengte @po6el
B1rt5 tet res set 9teo, bbor ban l1o-
pne0e fine @rulombe0er. Seo 0ennc
SSremgangsmaaoe bar 5%p0itatsfpin-
berne begaaet Ell Saabeltgbe0, Ser
Fan faa ret ~olporlige Solger for &e=
ieronernes inObprbes 6or1taaelie, i6et
gsproitatsfolfene bill betragte ct 500
r,1,mert for @irt5 lom en- aaben sSor=
n9rmelle moo Dem, % Mbfal6et al
5enne Gag ingbeiees 6erfor meo me-
gen 5pGn6ing.
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&c samle soloatcr.

S etbpert Sal10 er Oe1 gannle Col:
Sat Ell al Be llelt bGOre0e WeObor:
gerc. @an n1pOte paa &rigSifue
pla0ien, ga bans &anO trengte boar.
oelt til ban1, og Sc Sjenelter ba11 Sc
DGeoe lit Sor0 gaar al0rig al @lem
me. Stte min0l1 er bette SilfelOet
Mnlerlfa; og Oerfor er 8%orgerfrig:
Geterallerl1es aurlige Snmmenfoml
Ell Jelt for Dele Qan0et. Gen 8p, Sc,
pUlgeS lom Somlingslte for Sci
Eltore StGpne> betragter 0ette lom Ell
ltor @9oer, og / Sen iamles / q. 81
81. ltgen life alere GaabenbrpOrene,
men MGl1o og &pin0er fra alle Ggne
al 2al1oet, ser bill bp0re Sc ganlle
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r Ser CT inge11
6orening / Nmerifa, Ser ltaor Dele
GolfetS &jGrte nur1l1ere emo @rono
Mrmp Of &epublic.
S Oenne ltge CT Sc gumle &rigere
lanleoe / minneapolis og belle ltgell
igjennem er 8pen / en- Sci trus. Soc
oersgjGiterue mnrfer, at oe CT bel
fpmae. Ser er beugaaet mere el1O
40 Mar li0en Sc melote Jig til So
l1erl,e, hos nlo11ge al oen1 er Mpg=
gen blepet hpjet, 2em1nerne 1tipc 90
Nj1ene matte. Men Mfpoet me0 Sc
gun1lc &alnnleroter, Sc gjnltfrie @nr=
ter og ell pllgre Slugt ira Dele 2oll=
Get, Der lunlles Ior at bnOre Dem,
gjpr oen1 otter l1l1ge. Minoer ira
@olploos % Sejrbool, ira Maricb %
To11ge1lfob frilfes up, Mpg9en ret
ties, Hjet faor Wulls og 9roDerl fabs=
fplellen, Ser tnptter Sc llel1sorteoe
@%clta'1ooele al Ben ltore Station lan1=
men, bll1Slcr op / irilfe Jlammer. SEQ
ingen 2ejligbeo lon peo ct @eteran=
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bpor ri luu ct fonlmet fra poo Sor=
Sen = / Sc Soreneoc Stater CT ri
blepet ct; % set er Set 8aan0, Ser
logoes res &rigen for 40 Mur lioen,
lon1 f1ptte0e cs Iamn1en.
Zen gomle geteral1 fortjer1er bel
Den @G0er, Ser piies ban1: Sam
lfpl0es Set at ltnionen bol6t lam1ne,
poa ct Sibsp1tnft, 90 oen Dor .ltDiat
for Sen nnrlte Sare: @ar set bril-
ltet 0engong> pilbe bort 2onos It's
pifline blepet lat moalfe @enerntio-
l1er tilbage. Set inol er Gpoen Ill lno
bel lom Moroeu. Mo1,ge al Sc ul1ae
MG116, iom oengang mel0te Jig til
fripillig Sienelte, foritoo bel nnppe,
at Set por ct nDt 2eS / Geroens6ilto=
rien Sc gift mes til at lfobe. N11 peo
Sc Set, og belle @erben oeo Set. Sen
amerifanife Geteran bar itbIast Jig
uoisnelig @aoer, og Toln tilfommer
al Sen @resbepisning, lom Ser fan
piies bom / Sc faa slar boat eit0nu
bor tilboge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17

@porppsas=Sptpjer / meget be.
tpoeligt Gn1foug bar fllnoet Steo
Nelp Dorf. gpprpeisfpnspugniet, ipn
belprger Srafifen til set tore us
flrgtsiteO Gonep Sssslu,1O, forlanger
10 Gents lom Detailing, men bette bar
Fqslagererne / sem iiolte Sis nngtet
at hetale, bporfor @elifobet bar lejet
Il ipecielt &%olitiforps, bois Spgabe
Set CT at faIte Yasiagerer l1b al 8og-
ncl1c, iom life oil betale Sc 10 Gents.
Ger bar / Den Nnleoning fl1n0et me-
get alporlige Optpjer @teb, og 8pens
Roliticbef for fratnget &ompagniet
9tettcn til at boIbe lpecielle Roliti-
bttjeute, iumt trlpef meo, at eabper
5porpejshftnfftionar ser u0sper golo
mos en- Borger, bill bliDe G1gilla.