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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
CALIFORNIA A. c,

Reports show strange condit ion Of
affairs 10 the California Agricultural
college The progressive farmers Of
the state desire to have this college
enlarged and improved, so that IL will
serve them. The state university con-
trolls the college, and, strange to say,
the university authorities do not want
TO make the college of agriculture
practical and useful The methods
used to defeat the plan are thus stated
by the Dairy Review: "A very clever
method TO accomplish the defeat OF
the farmers has been adopted. The
university will ask for big appropri.
alton for an agricultural building, and
which IL needs about as much as a
battle-ship. The present building Is
ample for the limited activity OF the
college Of agriculture. The new build
Ing proposition has been sprung for
the purpose Of defeating the farmers
efforts, for those back Of IL know the
legislature will not grant both the
model farm and practical school asked
for and also the new building.
"The fact seems to be that the uni.
versity has lodged its duty TO the
farmers. 1t has used the land grant
funds and the power that goes with
them for its own benefit, and given
agriculture very small slice Of the
service
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
Blame the British.

IL is the custom Of the Khonds in
the Madras presidency to offer buff
falo in sacrifice in substitution for the
human victim, but in doing SO theJ
make long apologies to the deity, ex-
planning that they themselves would
willingly make the customary sacri-
fee, but are prevented by the British
government, on whose head they pray
that any anger at their neglect of
duty may be visited Englishman,
Calcutta.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
ODD CHURCH MEMORIALS.
Garlands Hung UP in English Sane
tuaries to Girls True to
Their First Love.

There are seven virgins garlands''
eth in existence in Minsterley church
saiop, the first of them bearing the
Gate 1854 and the last 1851, says the
London Daily Graphic.
they consist of silk ribbon and ia.
per, ball-shaped, and are covered with
rosettes, the inside center of the cane
or wire frame supporting a pair of
paper gloves. They represent a ro-
mantle custom of very ancient origin.
tnd are sacred to the memory of girls
VINO, while betrothed in their youth
Iosl their intended husbands by death
yet remained true to their first loves
Each maiden designed her own gar
iand, and at her death this simple
emblem was borne before her by the
village lassies the white gloves being
atlerward added. After the obseouie.
these garlands were suspended in the
village church on a rod bearing az i,s
extremity a heart in the shape O. an
'seutcheon' upon which the Initials
ana date were inscribed These were
originally fixed above the maiden's
rev.
some OF the earliest and forgotten
sdriands were composed of real flow.
ets, but later the covered hoops ie.
tcribed were substituted.
Ihere is passing aIlusion to this
simple memorial of the early dead"
N Hamlet" Yet here she is nj.
lowed her virgin Grants" Grants"
slgnitving garlands
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15

In editorial mention of the Agricul-
tural college catalogue the Ogden
State Journal says: 1.-The location
and advantages, both from physical
and social point OF view, are set
forth very ably, its equipment descrb.
ed In such a way as to thoroughly en-.
tighten the reader. The various divis-
ions Of the course of study are Excel
lently arranged, and In short the work
is one Of which the state can afford to
be proud, How any one, after posting
himself on the objects and aims, and
reading of the results obtained.at this
college, can argue for its abolition by
consolidation with the state univer.
sity-itself little better than an east.
ern normal schools one OF those
mysteries that are never solved except
by a post-mortem examination OF the
gray matter OF the late lamented."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.

Vice President Fairbanks, a cabinet
officer, rs United States senators, ~
members of congress; u governors of
states, will compose the largest assem-
blage OF distinguished public men that
ever honored session of the National
Irrigation congress. This number has
already accepted invitations to the
Boise congress which meets September
3 to s and the list will receive mum
Der OF additions by the time the con-
gress convenes.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
Elephants Generate ELECTRICITY.

Employing elephants to generate
electricity is a novel idea which is re-
eeiVihr d,ieation in Indian circles, and
the utilization Of elephants Cor work
ing dynamos is likely to become an
accomplished fact. 1t is proposed In
Bombay to employ the elephants sIx
hours day generating electricity
which will be stored in batteries ana
used at night for lighting purposes
Electricity
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15

The rate given TO Boise is the 10 "
est that could be made by the West
err Passenger association. One fare
plus 80 cents for the round trip, limit.
ed to 30 days, with stop.over privilege
during the return trip, will bring
thousands of visitors to Idaho and
the west, who are interested in max
ing a personal examination of its vast
resources.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15

The business men Of Boise have or
dered $4,000 yards OF bunting in the
irrigations colors green and white-to
be used for decorating the city during
the session of the congress. With
liberal addition of the national colors
the capital of Idaho will certainly pre-
sent a pleasing welcome to its numer-
Gus guests on that occasion.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15

Richtield Reaper:-"We like the
suggestions OF the Salt Lake Telegram
that the matter of proposed consolida.
tion OF the Agricultural College and
taken up by the various county con.
ventions when they shall be held thu.
out the state. This would put the
state officials and the next legislature
directly in touch with the sentiment
Of the people of the state on the prop
osition,and should be valuable guide
TO them"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
q S,uk Room Hint.

II not AZ. sc. t.,.IS aic required for
T. rson Ia. oA ?" icnly IA, when the
Ire is out and tke:SIs no better con-
'9?c FOR hea',ng at hand, a lamp
a!Hrey hills the breach admirably.
- NJ an1 ful! head and In n
F.. u" hi rEcy is hot and ready
"sF VIA wrapped in a wooden
s'rva I'd answ ars the same
rP', 80 ffe has been re-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15

Price Advocates: From present in.
dications the consolidation of the
Agricultural College at Logan and the
University Of Utah is a long way Off.
There ought to be room enough in the
state for both institutions, too Most
of us have pride in Salt Lake city as
the metropolis and capital OF the COM
monwealth, but the porkish instincts
OF the people up there Is at times dis.
gushing
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
THE STATE PRESS.

RichGeld Reaper:-"The Reaper is
among those who believes Governor
Cutler has exercised good Judgment In
refusing to call an extra session of the
legislature. The exigencies Of the
Agricultural College University con-
troversy are not so pressing and urgent
that an extra legislative session
would have been justified. Then the
strife and contention that would have
arisen out OF the occasion would have
been very detrimental to the interests
and welfare Of the state
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
DeXterous Africans

For a feat OF dexterlty and nerve Il
would be difficult to surpass that OF
the Bosjesman, Of South Africa. who
walks quietly up to a pun adder ant
deliberately sets his bare foot on II,
neck In its struggles to escape ant
attempts to bite it's assailant, the poi
son gland secretes a large amount Of
the venom This is just what tn,
Bosjesman wants. Killing the snake
he eats the body and uses the poisor
for his arrows.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
II Bunch of Sweet Peas.
TO My Friend, Mrs. II.

TO My Friend, Mrs. III.
night my lawn 80 green,
Mid shadows dark and sunlight sheen,
heard the voice OF real queen
Her voice % the bamy air.
Spoke i've just moment to spare,
~ sec your and how you are
with step light she sprang from her seat
In welcome tones tried to speak,
AS 1 looked upon face 80 sweet
Again she spoke and said, "If you please
Accept N se bunch OF sweet peas y a.
s the light of the fell through the green leaves
The put In golden vase,
On little stand 10 a cosy place
just mrrored angel face
A ssed-the flowers spoke
And told Of love and JOY and hope,
And friendship strong ribs OF oak.
With morning light ewes first fell
Upon the flowers love well,
When heard the sound OF a tiny bell
II said, "Awakefrom slumber deep
And write in verse the thoughts speak
or flowers and lady sweet
Up from my and felt the thrill
AS put the peas the window SILL
While angels seemed my I'LL
my poor words not reveal
Onehalf of what my heart feel;
The deeper thoughts they but conceal
lei speak love-
And thoughts divine from above,
Borne the wings OF the morning dove
kneel and ask for light
That may walk this dav Alright
And my friends and flowers tonight.
W. II. APPERLEY.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
The Idea!

A Fargo woman rang up the police
station AM asked in voice OF
anxiety: rs my husband there? He
was drinkin; trife yesterday and he
hasn't bc~1 seen since. was afraid
that you might have locked him up"
mo, NE isn't here, am sorry to
say" replied the courteous policeman,
and he is still wondering what on
earth she got so mad a5out-Minneap.
oils Tribune.
Neglecting His Opportunities.
Tess-Cholly is too stupid!
Jess-In what particular?
why, we were at the beach at the
same time last summer and when |
wanted to learn to swim he said |
couldn't fool aim-that he had seen
me swim the summer before Amer.
lean Spectator.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
A Warning to Men.

An easy way TO convince a woman
you love her "a 30 tell her so,-New
York Press
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-15
Neglecting His Opportunities.
Rapacious Tultpres.

AsoPoSiOus i4A ~ U.s..
Hungry vultures have attacked men
and women in the Valley of COUGHS.
canton of Valais; bull was s. seri-
cusly injured in fight with them
ina; h had g he killed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
To Cure a Ct Id in one,Dny

Take LAXATIVE BR0MO QUININE Tab
cts. All druggists refund the money If Il fails
10 cure. Z. W. Growers signature Is on each
o x 26e.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
New. si rowa ard village Brissy Told
Tor nasy Raiders.

fsr Basy Raiders.
Miss Mary Phalcn Of Gage stree. ia
iil with grip.
Mrs James Rice Of Stafford stree, il
seriously vi.
Welcome Allen Of Pleasant street j.
III with mumrs.
Mrs Campbell Of Gage street who
has been ~ is recovering.
Frank woodoi Gage treei Is confn
OIL With scis.ic rheumatism.
The windows OF Flynn's Creamery
are being letleTed by j G Murphy.
Mrs Mary Evans OF Hoosick Fails
aud Ethel Smith were the guests of
Mrs WIN Thayer Of School street re.
Gently.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Guide
Board district had enjoyable meetings
Wednesday afternoon and evening al
Arthur Elwell's.
The twelfth rehearsal OF Minstrel
chorus for Bennington club entertain:
ment will I've held at Apollo Halls
South street, this evening at s o clock
WI LOOMS, for nearly a year
with the Putnam house has given up
his position and last night left for the
west He will stop few days in Cleye-
land and zen 90 to Iowa were he
proposes 10 locate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
STATE NEWS

~ organ has iusi bcfn pat Ia
b. Congregational church, Wailins
iprd. The organ j. q niemHrisi a. Al
is'fi tsugdyn and IL giten By his uiir
Nrs Ffauoes Ainsuorihl Congdof
- Pros deuce, X. J.. auJ her brother
Scuard J AinsEv o. ~ Wsilingioid
"a Baldsin. a Montpelier issclcr
has To- bis possession q fresh uai. !
pearl which b. attracting much aiten-
ton THIS pearl was found In Wood
bufy by q small boy about tao years
ago aud vas sold by him fors,i IT.
Ecighi u tweniy eight grains aul u,
shape IL perfect II IL valued nj H.
present time az 500
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
G. $. Guthrie Died AFTER Operation

SALISBURY. n. c.. Jan. :. - The
body of G. $. Guthrie. the chairman Of
the board of directors Of the Republic
Iron and steel company, who died here
pendicitis. was taken on a special train
over the Southern railway for New
York last night. George w. Perkins
Of New York accompanied the body.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
Shooting of DenngeIo Justified.

BINGHAMTON, n. Y, Jan. 5.-The
grand jury in this county returned an
indictment of manslaughter in the first
degree against Antonio Maggie, an
Italian. who shot and killed fellow
countryman, Giuseppe Deangelo, in this
city. Coroner Smith has now rendered
his long deferred verdict, generating
Maggie. finding that the shooting was
iustifpd
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
Utility Coat.

For rough use good serviceable coats
of tweed and frieze mixtures are of
fered. These are usually loose fitting,
hslf-long coats, belted or merely Sc
cured in the back by buttoned-on
strap. They are double-breasted, and
very warm and comfortable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
KILLED YtARuN0 BucK

6Assss gssiussa Assiasi ~ Rs.ss = tsa
bsssu.
hr tosfa, = sell saosn farsafF ~
Essi DoFssi. sas sIgeslsd Ia ihsl l0sa
gss lsIdsy sad sss l0asg bTeaEhi be-
foEs Jadss 4 l. iilss ia msnislpsl
eosn changed siih kIliins gssFlisg
esss sish = osrn foTs 10 sss hsid 10
a. ssia of tao bail w. iFisi fFidsg
aiisEnoan, jsHssrl a.
he alleged iaois Ia iis cas- as a.. |
"a ssiaFsisg, iies, %, syssFiins ta,ss
saa.s inio iiossl's hsFHysTl sHf sss
aiissssd b. isnss shepherd aas h.
ioas'ns b. ~ hossn, fhs dssF sss
ioe aash isF 49, dos aad Hosea 81
iseksi lias bass siih fsFs shi iniaF
81 b ~ lhss IA died,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
ERNEST BARBER DISCHARGED
c.sr Assiss HE to- nssh y 30 fs.s
Hssst Ths ssFaiss

Ii.r cpniiHuel hearing In she csss
~ state ,sEp Pafl,sr charged -i,i
lisisrbins 'hs p7aor. vas called beiDr
iulsr . i.iiaiss in ihs mun cipsl eoaFi
ihis morning
&C. ilafb-r sas discharged snd In -
ioins ibs indse said ihsi b. d. ..
''siih Tcsrsi' a. hi. coIdsci Of late.
90 uniy Ia this oAss bui Ia others. b .
been decidedly shat !, ought not b.
have born.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
ou, Dropped From Army List

WASHINGTON, Jan. Binder this
law, having been absent without leave
for three months. Lieutenant Frank |.
Otis Fourth cavalry, has been drop
ped from the army rolls. He disap
peared on the way from New York TO
San Francisco last September.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
Maple Sauce.

Cook two cupfuls of maple sirup
with half a cupful of cream until ii
threads; add half cupful of fine
chopped English walnuts and keen hr
until required. May be used either foi
buildings or on fee cream.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
Violin Instruction

fi.aas frtaffar A. silsaf tisr efi a. vel a
fed.saIftf ~ Ma y taefraats D A. AS NsN
Frsfs e = tanFlsa0r 81 ia.ti arirsaa al
fr.fiaf 81 iral 49,. iir 90 30 ii hrnalnfila
ssfa ssft ls.las ~. a i-iaisi.sf ihs's
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05

''Cure the cough and save their life
DR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds, down to the very
verge of consumption.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
Real Estate at Auction

tIyons, Hotel, South SALISBURY, January
20 AT O'CLOCK p. m, the wood lot belonging to
the John II Bggart estate, consisting of about
10 acres, more or less. For bounds refer to
The records In the town clerks office. One
pair of black horses and enc yearling colt will
be sold at the same time.
Z. B. ALLEN, Admir-
JOHN ROBINSON, Auctioneer.
south salisbury, Vt. Jan 9, 1e06.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-05
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION.
u a. nsls Z. 20 q, 5 Cs.r nsss Ia ~.
isae islas'1 ~,

isas issasp ~,
ssfaioF iiessoF shhaanors ihsi Ia
@iil hnid = rsamf9iiiits sssminsiiet
pn lsuasFy 9eih ~ nins e'siess ~ lhf
e. = C@aFi ii@ass Be- ilulishd, ~ So
p'irsnis Zoe spfoiEin,sHi ~ Ne Niii
isF1 Afstsmy a. Wssi i'sinl Csnfl'
dsb mssi b. i,ona rds FssidFais II
he fisif, tsistsn ssgfnisfH sed
isshV'ise issIs ~ $50 a. iis iin's q
admissinn H. so Arzasmy juns isii
nssi shisirsiif soald, srd sell gal u
ga Ia sfsHtasF ishooi sah.seis, BE-
sisdlng sisrbfs, plsps FsoHsif1
500 81 lisioFa snd piss oioFy.
Tboss sLo inisnd D. isks ilss sstn,''
nsiioa shosid noiiiy SENATOR PFoeioF.
addsssins him a. ioilrssi "iiun
ilsdfsli irogioF, Pi"1iuF. NrFn,oHi
Cadet Esaminaiiun %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-16

Ebrpol bet9 y ~. obaE o,,IloisyA !
ms I ggitosoaH Mn6etielu
biorog meo sapartetiange fil llloer-
boloni1lqen oeo 6eitc,, ligeiaa gllr.
Sim g%lnoerlen % $. 50. gIaulen pao
anoen Bis. Silt ! alt bar oerneS amluz
menfomlt Iaare fornpiclig, % oct bar
iiftert glaoet Sglpbrl0eparret at ie
Zig bploet al en- iaa tor % oprigtie
!Benneifare ION ben, Der peo benne
iQeiligbeb bar Der til Stebe.
% faa FIN en- Gaf til Blaoct for
0ptagelle al bette lille pr,,nflpie Sc
ferat af be to Begipenbe6er I GIear
Safe. Maaife leg peo a1oen paslen<
SC 2eiligbe0 faar Sop til otter at Iaoe
bsre fra mig.
4prnjponoent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-16

bar ~, ifts Blot So al.
OeIspIaofer, men oeiioa Ell Mtrnlstoel
me i~elpitanoige Sorobrug. 81 2an6.
%tonaner, iom itaor n,eo sS5nobpg,,
eertab, uoeisr N. ct 5aatal, % Glen
ncminitsbGfiten er mellem tosog tie
Sanse itprre emo ! 9o'er1e,. ia, Gil
oGrtprocenten O,96 - Ct enoog.
ioo bpiere, enc Sen noeen 6inoe par
! belle forrige Aarbunorebe. Nu er
&'ngfpbing Nnlt lite blot Danmarfs
lterite an1t, men ogiaa Dnnmarfs
lolferigeite (ooer 100000, for laa
oiot 2anobefoltntne aneaar, bpori-
moo iomn,e Amt i t86O'erne bar
lonst bag gitiplIanos og gernes
Amter ! GolfetaI.
5aaleoes CT 8inoingen iaoe
aotil blepen naaet pa1 ollie set 6an-
tie Soils GrbperbSomraaoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-16
2cn forte suos nnbcr sensen

5orleoen bar Der flor Mrojcl bos
ell &sge=6amilie. Gaoeren iab al,
porlig % paroig beo tit Mrbeioe, 30
ser pluoielig m1eo Mfifp og @frel
malet / Nniigtet Tom ct SSlbub fra
Den bienllige Mrne> ON ban itrafs
bil6e fon1me: biem = Ser bar foln.
met en- gnog in6 / Jomilien5 5obe=
bGrelie.
Mon6e,t, ser intet oneoe ON, al
ban bauoe nGret en- Slonge peo fiji
8arm, ileoe / Tiripri,1g afiteo, uber
Sat % meo flagrenoe @aar.
SEQ Mnfomlten til lit &us fanot
ban 6amilim forian1let / 9aglig,
ltue,1, 6rgftenoe .6en foriige @itua.
ton. Me6 mpnoia Geltberremine
uofalteoe ban Ell 5lagplan, % op.
fpl6t at Gapperbeo og bepabnet ino.
til 5Gn6erne meo en- meatig Gfob]
begap ban fig / 9pioient for en- al
fire Menneifer beltaaenoe 5fnre
alleiammen frpbenbe pon allie fire,
ins til @olpla6ien
Ser laa oct grimmige DDr lom:
menfrgbet bog Sapetet. Otter at ia.
be faltet ct opn1u11trenoe 8lif pna oe
menige bag Jig, bebeoe Fan fit 800.
bringen6e Gaaben, tog npiagtiJt
Sigte og itprteoe meo ct i%finarenoe
&pl les paa fit 8ptte, Ser peb Gla=
get fnuites 1,,iin6e Stpffer. Sci
nGrmere ltnberibgelie bite oct Jig al
bore - en- ,gnmmel, fort Me6efam
Gen bierpe Sagersman6 bar lio1
fIop og bepngeoe fig / Sfriotgang til.
bage til fit Mrbeioe. 5tumperne al
n5langen" opbepares mi i 6amilier
iom @ionesbpr6 ON @usfa6erens
Tapperbeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-16

lens 2tocr, 9len11e11 Ga,tbcO. Kltgt
troifab % reoeligt Soriet fan fpr,
Jig og fit fra @srfe til 2ps.
@eorg Bran0es bar / oenue 9ii
UNDER itGrf ailIutning boIot Sore
6rag / 2uu6, Stocfbolm. % l1p}aIa
EI ct lpenlf 8lab bar ban uotaLl
%felgen6c:
SS1,tct er nat,,rligere, ems at oe1
maatte opltaa Misltemning, ia erooQ
8itterbeo mellem oe ,1oroiife Soft cf=
ter Iaaoanne BegiDerheoer jom Sc,
Scr fanbt Steo lioite CONNER. Me,l
Oct er mig mfatteligt, at 0enue Mis=
itc,nning, oc,,ne 8ttterbeo ifllloe pu=
re rogct for Ti0 % @bigbeo. Naor
man til at begpn6e me6 tu11fer pao
Splssningen al l1nione11 n1cllcl,
Sperige og Norge, ioa fun oog bette
ISpgrgsmaaI life bore at lipsbeitem=
men6e &uratter for SC TO Qanbe.
Nt Ell 8egipenbeo al Sen Mrt fal,
faa eli laaoan 9etp6ning, noar Set
giGloer Snbipioer, fan leg NOT for
1taa, men naar Oct giploer Notioner,
to 5olf n1e6 lta6ig oppofscnoe l,De
lSlGgter = nei, Set fan leg pirfelig
life fate.
Sen eneitc pirfelige Jare moatte
Del pdrc oen> JON f,,ltbe opltoa, ioa-
frcnt Norae lf,,l0e in6Iooe fig paa ct,
toniefpent antiipenf BoIitit. Seen
er noget iaabant tnnfeligt? geei, set
piloe bore fulofomme1 bonpittigt.
Set n1aa bore aabenbart,at Sc 1torpo-
litilfe 2ipSinteres{er CT frlles for Sen
ifanoinopiife @alpps to 6olf.
Get fan oerfor life tnnfes, at Nor=
&c ifnloe inolabe fig poa nogen 9lags
Nlliancepolitif meo en- 5torn1agt
for at fomn1e 5berige tillios, tbi set
pil6e bore sren 9oarefiltepolitif.
8ronoes fOn after % otter tilboge
til bette, at Sen I'LL fnftiif efsiltereroe
Bitterbe0 life bill fr,rne boloe fla
lG1,ge.
81 imaa Uolf i Moroens 0anoe
Gar, naor III lcr roligt % flart poa
Sogerne> alt for mango iGlIes SIT
t%erSeier, til at oct lful6e bore til
@abn bperfe, for os ielp ellcr for
belle Nor6e1l, ON. hi pebligegolot CT
peoparenoe Mistro % GpIi6.
9erfor tpr hi ogloa trp9t 1tple poa,
at Iioen nof lfal rao6e 8p6 pno set
Snoe, oi NIL bar at BRACES mco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-16

lignenoe Gorbolo gieloer / @alb=
b1lrn> bpor fun nogle fan 5apmeller
pil blipe ltarte6e. @rnnoen er, at
@bitc Bine % Nor,pap Nine Sfoue=
ne CT bl199eoe op, Iaoleoes at Msller=
nc intet Ggnuner bar at iape, % Sc
faa al Sem, ser l%tarter, oil life f,1n=
ne bol6es / Gong 5ontrncrer igien=
mem. 8orgcrne / Sc to 8per ipger
I'LL at bragg anben. 6obrifspirflom
beo til 6isle.
SEEM Micbnmno, Der Ior life
mango Mar iioen blep pao Oct nnr@
meite iGpnet meo Soroen al en- Gp<
flone, ct en- lpffelig 8p % e1, at SC
melt uelitaaenoe / Miscoriin. 9eo
iiolte 8praaosmpoe blep set oplpit> at
bper Gent al Bpens @iGlo er betalt,
% Oct er en66a Ell. net lille &n5Ic=
b%eboloning. Dette er iaa meget mere
prisDGr6igt, lom Der / oen ienerc Sis
ct uofprt Ell Meng6e foml1nale Ior=
bebrtnger me6 AnlHg al elettriif 2Ds=
onitalt, Moafer og 8rolngning iont
.er. $4,000 &siifole. Gn an6en
Mprfeligbeo peb Netp Micbtnpno er,
at ser iffe CT ifet en- enelt, Mnn1cIoeI=
ic al &anoibater til Erimerpolgcnc,
Ser efter 6e1 1,pe Sob ifal ofboloe5 s.
90. 0arts. 8nlgene bill tie u6cn Sen.
IGN til Bartiltilling, % set CT n,egct
tpipliomt> ON Ser oil blibe nogen
&nmpag1te.