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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17

Camden. Captain Jenkins; Troop "c,. :. Selma, Captain Crawford Philips; anu Troop .D.S Birmingnam. Captain Clif- ford Price, Ben Noble of Montgomery is Squadron Adjutant.
 The cavalry will go into camp az Elkdale, Park near selma, which ms just been vacated by the End Regiment of Infantry. Troop A., won the cus- todianship of the squadrons coiors ar the competitive drill last year, ana hopes co win permanent possession ar the coming encampment The prize drill has been set for Monday and Tuesday will probably be Governors $
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17
nece,ver For Motor Company.

Reading, Pa, July l6.-In court here today on petition of Frank A. Deylin, a heavy creditor. Daniel J. Driscoll was appointed receiver of the Acme Motor Car Company of Reading which has an extensive plant here
 Tha oompany Is capitalized at S2OO. 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17

No surer evidence of the confidence of the public in the Fourth National Bank could be secur ed than the fact that this bank Is con- tinually and substantially growing--both in volume of deposits and in point of service offered the public in the proper discharge of its Banking Business. qNew Accounts so- licited. Capital. $soo.ooo.oo; Surplus. $z3s 100000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17

Mems Christian Association. announced in this city today that he had received an offer by John D. Rockefeller last night to give s25o,000 toward rebuild ing the San Francisco Young Mems Christian Association building provid- ing an equal amount was secured from others. MT. Mccoy said he had already obtained S1o5.0o0 In addition to the Rockefeller offer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17
nenth of N. U. Laney.

Columbus. Ga. July 16-(SpeeiaD- RusselI county. who resided a few miles from Columbus, died suddenly yesterday of appoplaxy. He was 6a Years of age. His wife and several children survive him He has resided In Russell county fifty.sour yearA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17
n, u,..t oT ynchts.

Oyster Bay, July 16.-one Of the largest fleets of yachts ever seen on Long Island Sound sailed eastward from this harbor today when lsS boats comprising the combined seawanhaka. Philadelphia, Corinthian and Atlanud yacht club fleets started on cruise to Newport. Their first stop VIII pc at New Haven tonight Each days run will be a race for the yachts in the respective classes. Several big steam yachts and some we'll known racers were in the fleet
 ROckefcIler's Usual OMeF.
 New York. July 16.-H. J. Mccoy Secretary of the San Francisco Young
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17

London, July 16.-rhe international congress of architects opened here to- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17
DREYFUs ASSIGNED.

Newly Created Major Goes to Crack
 Artillery Regiment.
 Paris, July 16.-At meeting of the council of ministers today War Min Ister Etienne, announced the assign ment of Major Dreyfus to the twelfth regiment of artillery, stationed at Vim cennes. This is crack regiment which participates in state functions at the capitol
 BrIRadier General Picquart has been designated to serve on the stan of the military governor of Paris.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17
WRITE US FREELY

and frankly, in strctest confidence telling ali your troubles, and stating your age. We will send you FREE ADVICE, in plain sealed envelope, and a val uabe book on 'Home Treatment for Women"
 Address Ladies' Advisory Department, Tho Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, ChattanOoga, Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-17

resolution which was rassed was introduced by the Finance Comutttee' calling for an Inventory of all citv nropArtv. Another resolution passed provided for the erection of sign boards at corners of streets.
 An ordinance to empower the Mayor ana the Committee on Public Works to
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-13

photograph Of Blessincton. which |
see upon the mantle-piccc, as it may
help me in my inquiries"
But YOU have told u nOthingt"
cried the doctor.
ooh, there can be no Goubt as 10
the sequence If events" said Holmes.
There were three OF them in it
the young man the Old man ANA a
third. 10 whose identity | have no
clue. The first two. | need hard
~ remark. are the same who mas
Gueraded as the Russian Count and
his son. SO We can give a very fun
description OF them. TheE We're
United e. q confederate inside the
house. If [ might offer YOU 4 word
Of advice, Inspector, il would be 20
arrest the page, vino as l understand.
has only recently come into your
service. doctor
The young imp cannot be found
said Dr.. Treyclyan: the maid and
the coo have lust been searching
for him
Holmes shrugged his shoulders.
he has played q not unimportant
part in this drama" said he. THE
three men having assembled the stairs
which they did on 6ipLoe. the elder
man first, the Younger man second.
and the unknown man in the rear
My dear HOlmcs," ! calculated.
oh. there could be no question as
70 the supcrimposing Of the foot
marks, ] had the advantage OF learn
ing which was which last night.
They ascended, then. to Mr.. Hles-
singtons room. the door o. Which
they found to be locked. With the
help of 4 wire. however, they forced
round the key. Even without the
lens o win perceive oy The scratches
on this ward. where the pressure was
applied.
Q entering the room their first
proceeding must have been t., gag
NJ. B~Iessingto1. lie may hove been
asleep, y he may nave been 50 par
alEzed with terror as 40 have beer
unable to CRY out. These walls are
thick, and il is conceivable that his
shrek, if he had time 10 utter one
was nnheard.
Having secured him. IL is evident
IL Inc that a consultation of sorne
sort was held. Probably Il, WAS some
thinG in the nature of q iudiciaI pl,-
cecdin". 1t must have lasted for some
time, for It was then thai these clio
airs We're smoked The older man e9f
IL that wicker chair; it Was he who
used the cigar holder. The vounrel
man sat o~Eer-Nondcr, he knocked mis-
ASH off against the chest Of drawers
The third fellow paced W and down
B~lcssingten. [ tlinh. sat upright I'll
the bed. hut ef that | cannot BIZ ab-
SoIUteiN certain.
Well. i ended BY their taking
I~lessinston and hanging him. Tho
matter was so prearrangod tifat II i.
~ beiiei that they brought with them
some sort Il block or pulley which
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-13

continued from Page OnC.)
They are 50 cute. occupying as lnez
do the little hooks and corners that
cannot be utilized for the larger crops
There does not seem To be a sduare
inch OF ground wasted. The vegetable
are planted in rows which are either
straight or curved, eve crooked. an
We have scarcely seen q Weed. FertiI-
izeT is extensively used. being kept in
stone or cemen watts protected from
the weather by a StraW-cOVered shed.
Near the cities the soil is enriched by
the rCTuSe from the closets. which Is
collected and carried aWay during the
night. The Introduction of sewerage
systems has been somewhat imDeded
in some cities by the fact that sewage
would be an expense while closets are
now 9 source Of profit. 1t must be con
fessed, however. that the present sE=-
tenn tends to make fresh vegetables
unpopular with the tourists.
Most travellers land in Yokohama.
and depart 1T Kobe. or land at KOBE
and depart ct Yokohama. these being
the two principal ports. As these are
about 300 miles apart. one has a
chance 10 see much Of the farming
land from the railroad The side trips
from ToFIO u NiSkO. from Yokohama
y Miyanoshita n from kyoto to
Nara. I've additional opportunities for
seeing the farmer at work. bur the ride
o Kobe west 10 S~hinonoseki sur
passes any Of these in interest and in
beauty and scenery. As this route
leads along i sea coast as Well ais
thfough denselN populated valleys.
there Is greater variety. Now 9na
skirts the Inland sea. with its nur-nr-
u islands its transparent waters. its
lttlie harDorS and its fIeets a. fiShfn2
boats. now he winds his way alone =
stream with fans ard ra-fGs Suannca
by frail footbridges. or BY stone wac
on bridge. on the one side ha secs
G bamboo grove and on the other n
tiny graveyard or q little hill drai-
Gated 10 4 ShiGto Shrinc-sfonc steDs
ascending along q shaded path from
the sacred gate. which invariably.
marks the entrance to holy 2rounJ.
II passing over this railroad route ono
gathers 4 large amount of information
concerning the industries Of the eaa-
coast. a. Well as those Of the inIau1
ana besides can visit the ShimonosDki
STRAIT, which Is cf historic Interest fo
Americans The Sanyo raHraaa
which connects Kobe and Sbiuo-
n"sekI. is Well equipped and voit
managed and has butt an excellent
motel. the Sanyo. Al Shimunoscki r.,-
l}a recommendation of its pafran.
FROM this point a steamer runs - IN.
san. the nearest Korean port. Wbcf.
dIrect connection is made for Sao,tl
the Korean capital. From AIoji. lust
across the strait from Shimonos, Hi.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-13

nc. TUESDAY,. TEBEJt T;Y -. %
Hae ThH
-ars a15 #e
s.n .e5r. Tor r.inr / ur W
A. r.a however 9Gft JF
..led Themselves t5se trouble It&-
s tn.atr A,fA tl.et made e1 nt q.
barred behind taaa rs t
srtee
a af ensI tr deere
tnf et h. ahi-
.at 1eIue He1ws hea
.et from 1n~ rhtl IT,"
minute that. .eer hs- le had -. NJ
t8tr uut Ills a ee .ue8t
ta41as hsrn ia s.I~ 1es~.nlnE> lae
hurried Lis t "a
ta mss inquiries aEoat -fe Tsse
Holmes 81 aea e.
street toF br
fn t.HE 0e
- .Ti a. E.e 1916
here at tae. HatI 1ri I
aa tla. - hssa e" 1-
aA- urs.y Wliah Iae .E
@ present
oua l,.r~ ar.e5 the anne a'-
81 time buf {. Va~ astster 'e-
tore mv feieoa rut l. an
sHAt
rst ever ! could -ee ri an nla eoH.
ua3 Hith lim
Aus neN a1He"'
"H. Ha. et sue boss
Excellent ana I haze gat Ia. usn.
'u nats 7'l .is.3 81.
+Hi'e
y" slL at ."s.~l h@Ne ~.1 .f'
IDENTIFY. 4ht~ ar>-i's
S.. a T2eeiso Wei N1a5fh 81 .'~""-
.r#-r=raE- -H.4.E -s .E#a sFE 1--.A- .HFEGs-
aslI httne5 ere lsi#azs. iiaN Mt" 81.
&'Haf
"the N"ilhlh-. "h l#@"k -A
1rica tins hn@Ite Tor
PRECISELY satd homes
'ihtn Iia Si.sl"h @ta@- h@.e i'.it
sutton
= ~"F%3ctIN. 1Io Holmes
"Nlay. tha, makes il as clear 7s q
crystal. said the I~nsrso-oE
eut TH"EalNan 4 looked ~ each
other in beuilderme1tt.
You must surely remember 'he
great NoithlHgi"n I<ank
said homes .tiEe men We Ia II
these ioHL anu q iilh e3ii,i
"fl&At. oDlh, me ediriah'i Ms
murdered, aho me tnleNes 50 @.aE
WITH several iAeusand 1"ando rms
in 1873. Ihcy were an I'VE ai-
rested. but the evidence against
them was b. no means conclusive
This blcSsinEton OF sutton. who was
the worst 81 the gang, turned 'nf"H-
mer, on his evidence Cartrieht WAS
teen Years apiece. When they got out
the other daN. which WAS some years
lcfoHc their 1ull term. they set them
selves, as YOU perceive. - hHni down
the traitor and to aNeaGe Z death
OF their comrade upon him. IWlc"
they tried to get at him and failed.
q third time. Nou SEE. ii came off
Is there anything further which j
can explain. Dr. ~TreyelEan
II think o have MADE il al re-
markedly clear" said the doctor. No
doubt the day on which he was so
~peFtuTbed was the day when he had
seen Of their release in the neN.sod-
quite so. His tax about = Dul-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-13

- t.s Jaeaa
Nf-
.r
s eS.rtsl lass
gold t3s tH~ t3n# N
Ueas NuEa-E#raa Et
.eraa.s El S.
= abundance taat se ssr-
Hears
aaf5 e1 ti.s ri ##.
JaIs
ire a1~,
t ~ <a@l
z &- statute
or N.r.k lit aae ta
X aw.akIf.t leta-
..Eafaur la- .nt
POISON aNF5fc.i Iesu H. @
Ne ett Sal f
s#t3~ t1 as IHs I
~ an tH- t~s a a
haa 5~ t.- ns, G-sss# .a E
f#tN- when t4g. tetar
te Ns. E
aI1.rs 8a th# fl fae ~
fhsre IS asHIaS taa, fa a
tAii" ."H-
sfraue "a. s. j4-s tHe far
ana MHe@ ati Nt.t
80 l-lEH~ is fef az tha aaa
more 8h@ a#E#ls# Hs
Ter water I4Tt at e.. fen ter r
BASKETS fishing 'H
~ ales.i4ks wicker a. a-e aa
In wood carving the Jtaane
..EE been skilled uoa uf &r
5oa" hundreds If wears ago a-. t
fsiaG to their taste no 4.- fhW t@
their leitue~s ai hand Hs#E ~a .#
tae ancient palaces ANA temple
stone cutting is also asa ancient .H
Iu~tft here. There aH &aun tE-re
ol stone ANA granite. ami att lanterns
Korean lIra~ anna sacred e.te HEa
furnished subjects Tor mau. p alt B
S-ak seems l1 ee ta- ,at SIT tae
stone cutting iadaSt~s
The iron Industry IS 7 presented g.
an Increasing number ~ establish
IHrlt-. III MANY instances woEku n
have been brought from abroad ua
employed uatil Japanese artisans Heg
sultlcIautN trained T. take tH.Ir phase
@lueh of Tire iron work H. s11 done
lu Httl. shops ana by band. although
machinery la Haiue imported I'm large
ouautties.
visited 3 'aauery az k-osa-njaa
and found that tGu proprietor had
spent seven years t4 America IearutH-
tine business au5 th3t oil las r turn IT,.
htd taught native he.p eaoa branch
Of the business. tie u0a turning out
an excellent product.
one of the most promising indus
tEies IN Japan cotton spinning
There arc a number of factories ..-
ready in operation and aes. ouas a"v
building. / visited one ol the plants
oi the OSAKA Nippon Bos 81 haishs az
osaka. This company Ias about TO-
800 spindlcs and the mills employ
nothing but aatiE" 'a9ar Foreign
maiataincd for two hag,. + aar H.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-13

Marriage is n great eucca
.olne other fellow does it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-13

.r rs .a / newer L.- 2 E. "A
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M. ntfar.4 ~, Ia f-.
''
tho government Eor earesjaa o 81
war against Russia. Osaka has.
ecs-ful business man who has
thc nam. of the "Jaraucee d. E
bs giving 81 Iuo library to- ~. r#.
As aEt evidence that tine I#,....
merchants are UHttefHluH after .#
American brethren. m#.I.f H..
that "a number or the stor.e ..#-t..
notices offering speciaf dg.r..r..
-FOUR gallant allies the nIar .#.H..
that 81 brewing COMPANY be.s. . F..
.ueWspapcr adgegti. mont with ..
come 10 the British @"auhIrnH
another merchant after rs|
congratulations 0u tNc tuwEa.H
n"ac alliance" invited the eiaFf..
try his "ulum pudding and r..
aud onioE tho Sweetness of tEa.
ancc."
CouauI-Geacraf Miller .f
and Coueu8 Gh4rp. af kuI..
me interesting at4tfatu.
tgrts have i~r.ro.re9 rrar. .l..,..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-13
the World with Viii
liam Jennings Bryan.

continued from Page ono.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17

|Gfteripn bite itg at bore fslgenoe
Orb: rDenep oio It." 5taftels
9etuep, ban bar fact 5fDl6 for me.
get - ON 5un lite bar giort.
8i bap6e ogiaa SmauoDr at fiem,
pc meo. Seq bap6e lpnge roit mig
al tngen at babe, men en- Sag, % ieg
bapoe taget min blaa Sfiorte al og
gaaet u0 for at ba6e, funoe leg lite
finOe sfiorten / NIT Selt be6 min
Iilbagefomlf &aa Goreip6rgeiel
tit leg set SDar fra en- &amerat, at
ga ban liolt iaa Ben, bar Sen frpben-
Sc oper @eien. Seq fonot Sfjorten,
ligeoes ct Ear Dulin itore feoe Gus,
og fra ben Sag til ieg tom biem
bap0e ogiaa leg uDpr".
@n0elig TOM ser Sr6re, at vi full
Sc maricbere ODER 9en til 8pen
San Suor, bDor ri iful6e tn6ifibes
% rejie biem, og ri brp6 2eir % be-
gap os paa Sci. Set bar miot /
&egnleionen og ri fit Sr0re til at
me06ringe bore ltore Gelte, ga ir1ge1t
piolte, bporl9nge hi maatte opboI=
Sc os poa Sc forifiellige @toppelte=
ser. On 2a0ning 8r906er, iom bar
onfonmet, lfuloe iabes OPP for @ltl=
be I Seltene, 81 Soroen UNDER Sen
&egn bar for opble6t at lig=
sc paa, bba6 III bi0inotil ita6ig bap=
De maattet gipre. Seq fit Sr6re til
at tage mig al SEN uSSob"> ga Gegi-
mentets Mrticifer bar ipg> og ga leg
fun bap6e en- bolp Sag til min @oa-
Big, og Ser bar flere Snitno 500
.pmmer at lobe op, iatte jeg set bele
&egiment / Mrbej6e me6 u@roslcut"
S @ol0 poa loa mango
Men6 iom bar le0ige / bbert &om<
pani fom Sc UNDER min &omanop
og maotte iape, ioa l9nge jeg fan6t
par n%Goben0iet. Sg iaaleoes
traf Set fig, at baa6e @ergeonter,
aorporaler og Menige I Set beIe Me=
giment bar lll10er min &omol1oo for
eli be( Gftermio0ag; Mrbejoet bleo
gjort, og jeg fit eno0a &os al por
s(ojutant for l10fdrelien al Sc an
ores Mrbei6e.
(Sortiettes).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17
fra St. Saul, Ser formereoe
mGgtigt amerifanif Stag.

8eiret bar i0eelt for &araoet,, -
fnnoe oberbobe6et life pnlfes be6re
Otter be f6rite tire Duges trpffeno>
Barme, enoog ualmin6elig beoe Da
&c for Ml1gnit Maane6, bre6 Scatter
til | @aar ct megtigt @egn1fDl lbs.
Der ipale6e 6en gle6en6e 2nft, fac
Onsoag Morgen fun6e oprinoe TOM
plet perfeft, en- 6eilig CONNER.
oag, mes en- fritz 8riie, bpi &immei
og ltraalen6e Col!
5aa 6rager Sc Sultnoer> Situlin.
Der, ia '@unoreo Suiin0er al Sill
ifnere biem as 8Dens mango
thorough fares, til @ogns og til
5oos> % Mdrfet fal6er pao. Men
Sobeogooerne frembpoer set lammc
liplige Sfl1e iom alti0, og ira ollie
&anter bgres fun en- Wening: at Bette
oar Den 1mllfte1te Sag for lange 81
Ser / Minneapolts' &%iltorie! Micol=
let Ape. CT en- enelte tgtpaffet bpl=
genoe Menneifeltrdm! &orps al for
,ifielltgite Mrt 0rager neoa6 Sen breoe'
5eroielsaare; og Wuiif> @aanofIop
og Snrraraab fDl6er 2uften, bbor ems
man ioa bender og 0rejer fig. S Sen.
mgrfe Mften poier Set megtige Uni
onsflag fra &oa0bustaarnets Ginoe;
ltooigt belDlt al Sc eleftriife &rojef=
tprer oaier set ODER 8pen, lpnligt for
enbper / Miles 0mfreos - paier
oper minneapolis jom Set .talenoe
Symbol at / 6enne ltge bo1fer
9fationel1S @iGrte / oenlle 8p. Ior-
tioens ltolte Mi16er mp0eS me0
6remtioens lpie @aob, og @eltene fra
6O=erne giber @oo1oi lag til SEN ling
opm, Ser, bpis Srompetii9nolet otter
engong ifltl0e fol6e til Msnltrinq
nnoer 6oner,1e, bill mp0e op 11nDer
oisle, re0e til at ofre 2ip og Blo0 for
6G0relan6et / Sen Nan0 og unoer Sc:
Mprfe, Ser / Sag iom til ollie 81
Der nil %ltrao1e mes %upisnclig @e6er
ODER 6. 81. 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17

-".-- F-
2u,uics Gitcrfslser iom 2eoer al
Sion Gitp 6oretagenbT, Der lo1n tio=
!igere nGpnt MI er 1tn0er &eeeiper,
oc,1lcs at blipe Ell tiOligere 8unfier /
Miiller, g.: 9of., Nlfreo 6. Mills.
San omtales lom en- 0pgtig Sinaas-
nton6 og flll0t l1o bn0erlig. SON bar
tibligere brepet Ell uTattigma1tos
@al1f" Ser fife gno ltprre 2aan en6
$500, %. bon bpl0t Ell lRrlig &onto
n1eo Gl1o / line 9pger, paa bpilfen
) han gooifrep @uo meo 10 psf. al in
@rofit, ION anperotes til firfelige
pa @oogjsreAbeoszJorm aa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17

@pe11 ct i lit finete @116s! Sra
6rert ct gus ler man / Set minolte ct
Slag l1oe, lelp Sc tarneltglte og tot
tiglte bar pplltet Jig mes, vbpa0 Silt
let fornlaor" til sore for Sc 6rem=
meoe, oe @pens Storguoer meo Sc
mango itore Jorretninger er natrrlig=
pis ct bplgen0e @ap al 6a1ter 90 De-
forationer. &uaobustaqrnets &lof=
fer finer, ON Mftel1en itraaler Sllu-
minotioue1, Mritf= og 9rumforps
fprlplter Iil6prerl1e poo Gnert anOet
GaDebjprl1e, og ser Ell Sc tniino Sing,
Ser aolpre0er pg fornpjer @ieiter og
8Grter / 6ln11g.
Wfen Minneapolis fornemite 8ryo
/ 0tsie Gage, CT Dog De gamle gete=
ra11er lelp! Mange er froge0e UNDER
Murenes gngt og ltptter Jig tungt %
beiparligt til eli 5tof, en- 5lagtningS
eller penlig @ejpiiers Mrm, andre
gaar Itgt og rant me6 militer Solo=
ming % elaitiife 5friot Tom oar Dc
$50 % life nar op Sc 5tgpets Anr.
J Mensalleg glalDn bnrer enom HrR-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17
8ankfaQiten Chicago

Gen Strife, iom forrige Man0ag
rantte Miillpal1fee Mpe. Stote 8anf
Chicago bier Jig at pare Ell al Sc
purlte &ataltrofer / 8antper0encn>
joni Sc ienere Star Dar at oppiie. Ser
ct lrelniig fife Sale ON Ell 6allit>
fremfon1met eo- fejlilagne Spefula=
TONER eller 11beloige @eregninger.
Set ct Ell ligefrem Elpn0riug al 8an=
fens M1ioler ser er foregaaet al 6ens
Gmbe0smGn0, lom efter alt at
Opn1n1e bar bant til Wfaol at ltiele
alle oer1s Mi6ler. 6or at opnaa 0ettc
Ell: ser al1penot. fallfe Serler I ct lbpre
Smfa1tg> pg Ser bar foregaaet cit IL
gefrem ipltematilf 6abrifation al
luubon11e Scooter, ser CT 0eponere0e /
9ul1fen JONI Sifferbeo for ltifte0e
2aan til til0els fingereoe Herioner el=
Ter &ompugnier, og iom iaa er lan=
oeoe / gmbeOsmen0el1es 2olmmer. S
bptlfet Smial1g Gmbe0smpnoene Dar
oeltaget / Disle Spiuolerier Ell en0nu
life oplplt. Men itffert er. Set, at
Hr9iioenten, 9a11l 8. Sfenslan0> bar
pnret@opebmanoen / Sypeaffnren, pe
ser ct %alporlig Wlistanfe ON, at Sos
lererelE @eriug, far ppret life blot
Bans Me0pioer, men en0og bans tro-
falte Me0bjalper Slgngell tregerne.
Min0re flort er Set bpilfen Molle
8at1fel1s Gicepreli0ent, S6eo0ore
5teuslm10, cit 5pn al &altt 3.
Stenslm1o, bar lpillet, men Ser er
itor &imeligbe0 for, at ban bar /
bpert 6alo ipillet cit b%etp0elig &olle
affGren. @ering og SEN unge Stens=
lano ct arreltere0e, men u0e pao
aul1tton, Saul 8. 5tenslano iprgeoe
for.at fomuee / Sifferbeo inoen Bob.
len brtlteOe, rimeligois bel forlpnet
mes oens Mt0ler. Ser CT 5tifbrepe
u0e efter bunt, men bi0til Ell far
lnoIl1ppet og er rimeligpis nper ole
8jerge. Sm ban er / Merico ellie,
Canada eller maulf e en0nu / Sc SSor
Stater er ser ingen Ser be0.
Set CT en0nlt life opgipet, lppr
meget 8e0ragerierne beleber Jig til
og set bill pare lnnge in0en set bIi
GER belt opflaret, tbi Ser fomn1er 1ta
oig npe Sing frem. SSnotil MI e1
:r1au pua set rene mes, at min0I
81 100000 ct foripun0ne. Gn De
ii Sem er anpenOt til at boloe anor
Joretogenoer, iom 5tenslo11o par in
teresieret - Ell Seal @ltote 6orret
ming ng Ell flor c%o=operatip 8utif
Shicago - puu 9ene11e. 5tens
(aNos Hripatlip bar oglaa llugt flor
5un1mer.
6iertallet al Sem, Ser taber Nenge
er 5maufolf, iom far beponeret Sc
res Spareiftllinger I 8anfen. 81
oi5fe er mango Nolaffer, men ogla'
ct ret b~etpOeligt Mntal @fanbinaper.
8aaoe 8anfen og @tenslanos pri
oate 6oretugenoer / Seal gltate So
set er lat UNDER Hecei3er, og set nj
rimeligOis tage Nar, in0en Mffere
, bliper afpiflet.
ar ~.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17
SACRED SONGS

He Is God! For Alto or Baritone
Ia .6(
Do For Soprano or Tenor in B 81
Jabliato, Quartette, in English,
Danish Norwegian and Swedish sc
The Hymn that Mother sung, in
English, Danish Norwegian and
Swedish &C
The Churchbeil. in English, Dan.
fsh-N Norwegian and Swedish. 80. .4C
= Do Quartette. sc
Vain Regret. &C
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-17
Gen ajerlisbco!

8, Sulie, uobrpo Ell fpliom Gllfe
til iin felmife Game. Sen fdrit,
Gang gu flyer til mig: yDu er mi;
li%gegpIoig!" bill leg tage 2ipet 9.
mig!
So Ben naite Sang? ipurat,
hrn.