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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05
Burgess-Wi

LYNcHBURG, VA, Jan. 4.-Yesterday
afternoon at the home OF the bride, in
this city Miss Carrie o. Wills, daughter
OF Mr.. Robert Fl. Wills, was married to
OF New York. The ceremony, was perform
ed in the presence Of a small gathering Of
relatives and friends by the Rev. D, G.. e.
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess left on an
afternoon train for New York city, where
they will reside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05
THE DRYs WIN.
The Saloons at Cape Charles to
Close in Ninety DAYS.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
CAPE CHARLES. VA, January A.
The local option election held here to-
day resulted in victory for the drys by
80 majority, and the four saloons Will
close after tho expiration Of ninety days
allowed them to dispose of their stocks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05
HARD ON TEACHERS.
Farm Sells in Loudoun for Two
Hundred An Acre.

tSDecifl 70
LEESRURG. VA, January 4.-The
school fund apportloned to Loudoun coun-
ty this year is si,3sI33. less than of 1901.
After the surplus fund In the school
districts has been exhausted, this reduced
apportionment will result in smaller sala-
ries for teachers
Mr.. Arthur Chichester, Jr., of this
place, has purchased the Stevenson farm.
near Leesburg, containing 100 acres. for
$1,000
Mr. William Legaid. of Washington
county, Va. has purchased the Vansickler
farm, near Leesburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05
ALL
DRUGGISTS.

Bank of Columbia, and is prominent
young business man, who has many
friends here and elsewhere.
Among the guests present at the mar
riage4 were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Nelson.
Of Washington; Miss Elise Hodyson, of
Richmond: Mr.. Robert Hodgson of Sa-
vannah, Ga; Mr.. Pannill Hodgson. Miss
Lucy Stoneman and Mr.. Thomas a..
Sydnor, Of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05
0zoIlluIsioEl Cure.

Is Based for the prevention as well as
cure OF Consumption, Pneumonia, Coughs,
Colds, Grip and all Pulmonary Diseases,
Ozomulslon embodies the healing pow
ers of Medicine, combined with the re-
building and rejuvenating powers OF Food.
1t suspends or destroys the progress
and energies of the disease germs; Its
Food Elements restore the waste tissues,
increase the red corpusces OF the blood,
steady the nerves, invigorate and
strengthen the whole body
There are two sizes-8-oz, and f6-oz,
Bottles; and the Formula is printed in 7
languages on each,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05
Vaughan-Gilbert.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlapatch.,

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, Jan. Mr. Ellis
Vaughan and Miss Eallie Dixie Gilbert,
both Of this city, were married last even
First Baptist Church, the pastor. Rev. DIR.
W. l.. Pfckard, officiating. A few friends
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan Will
reside in the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05
Padberg-Swift.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January A.
Mrs. Flora E. Swift, of this city, was
married Tuesday afternoon to Mr.. o. Fl.
Padberg, of New Castle, Delaware, at
the residence of Rev. DR.. M. V. Duffle
in Baltimore. They are now on q north
ern bridal trip and will reside in New
Castle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05
Inciinient Fire

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WEST POINT, VA, January IA fire
In the Farmers Advance building called
out the Fire Department at II O'Clock
this morning, causing anxiety, but the
fire was soon extinEuished. tEa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05
Observation-Disclosures
8(speoiol to Tho Times-DIspatch)

80 INIltVllI f911IeS"IJHVUICfl,I 7l-I
.NI4ADIsONyILLE. CHARLOTTE CO.,
VA, Jan, 4,.-Mr, Henry Morton Marshall
married to-day at the brides home, near
/, H1Ixburgh, Appomastox county
Immediately after the ceremony they
folk aid Western train for bridal trip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE by MAIL

TO prove tho Marvellous Medicinal and
Food Properties of Ozomulslen, any reader
of this paper who wishes to try Its cura-
tive effects, can secure Trial Bottle Free
by sending Name and Full Address to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
The colleqe WIDOW.


II George AIDE never wrote another
play than 'sIhe College Widow the
fame for that exquisite and farfamed
satire on college life will bring him .
firm position in the history of the stage.
The theme Of this comedy which comes
to the opera house next Friday evening
AZ The rivalry between two inland coll
leges, Bingham and Atwater which finds
its most potent vent ID the annual foot
ball game on Thanksgiving day. Bing
ham has provided Billy Bolton famous
half-back with a scholarship for the
purpose Of getting bin on the team, but
Through the Vaccinations q "The Col-
lege Widow 1T Atwater. Bolton II per-
suaded to remain there, and wins the all
important game. as well as the Widows"
hand. The College Widow" Is tho sort
I0f comedy that does not need All atlas
to follow. Its hnmor Is straight from the
shoulder, and III the best vein of it, ac-
eomplished author It is the one great
American comedy Of tile decade, and
Henry w Savage has given to it q
thoroughly strong and well balanced
cast, and scenic equipment Of unns-
ual attractiyeness. Tickets Wednesday
night at I o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
pLAINFIELp.

Mrs. Truman Bartlett was IN Mont
pelier on Monday.
IA. q. ST. en- and son have gone To
South Royalton 70 visit his uncle,
Dr. and Mrs. ". II. MeGoiF ii Mont
pelier visited friends in town over sun
day.
Mrs. Ella kidder and Blanche, her
daughter, were IN Barre on Tuesday last
week
Mr. and Mrs. Abbiattie we're il Bur
Iiugton part of last week 70 see Or.
1witehell
Mrs Glen Kellogg was in south Rye
gate on Saturday of last week, giving
music lessons.
Nh. and Mrs. George Whitcher are
reported TO be confined to the house
with heavy colds.
Mr. Durham Of San Francisco spent
Saturday III town visiting his sister.
Mrs. Charles Jack.
Mr. and Mrs. Downing Of White River
Junction spent one day Of last week IN
town among friends.
Henry Batchelder 81 GODDARD seminary
was in town over Sunday with his moth
en-, Mrs. Arch Batchelder.
Miss Enie Jack Il spending a few
days in Montpelier With friends, also
attending the Go. H, fair.
Mrs Anna Banner was taken to
Waterbury on Monday by the sclectmen
TO be placed in the asylum.
William Whiteher Of Lisbon, n. H.,
Is in town for a few days with his par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Whitcher.
Mrs. Susie Renfrew of East Calais
has moved her household goods into
the shorey block On School street.
Fred Cree has moved his family into
the tenement recently vacated BY Ed.
Bartlett in Mrs. Amanda BateheIder's
house
Mrs. Ella Kidder has had her house
on Main street wired for electricity.
The work was done by Ernest Ide Of
East Calais.
Miss Julia Blodgett, teacher Of the
intermediate grades. was reported to
be quite in part Of last week and was
Unable To teach on Friday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

Il Is becoming evident that Mayor
John Weaver u Philadelphia was a re-
form mayor BY policy rather than by
yirtuous determination. This fact il
becoming strengthened by the fact that
no has now gone back to the Penrose
crowd which he was SO bitterly assailng
only short time ago. The Philadelphia
Public Ledger says Of him: "The I'M
selfish reformers, who laborcd unrcmit
tingly 10 keep him in the straight path,
long ago discovered that Weaver had
no fundamental convictions that were
not subordinate TO his desire for place
and power Mayor Weaver would do
well 70 place gold frame about those
magazine cffusions that recently pro-
claimed him creformer~ and hang
them in his office as an evidence Of
what might have been but what was not
because 81 the mayors inability to M
the role
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
LET Us DROP IT.

As meagrc bic Of respect TO the
real owners ~ the title. those who by
splendid achievement or By years Of
service have merited recognition, let us
drop the appcndage Of ~coloneW from
the names Of members Of the governors
staff as soon as their terms are finished
Il We must grant the use Of the term
Of military renown to those who have
secured il only through meritorious SER
vice in leading grand governors ball
Or because Of especial credit in bravely
charging the banquet table, then let Us
use It sparingly 70 properly distin.
g,iish members OF the governors stall
which IS more or less military in char.
acter. some title Is perhaps permissible
to separate them from the plain "mis-
tersp; but when the "colonelsp have
doffed their gold braid and returned "a
private and civilian life, il is senseless
to continue to burden them with the
lightweight Of Col. so-and.so. II Is
moreover, doing an injustice to the ones
whose actual military service has won
them the title Past members OF gov
crnors staff do not, quitely likely, care
to continue the use of the title, and
newspapers and other should not embar'
ass them By constantly referring t.
Col. Blank Of Blankville
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
A Little woman.

81 want TO get a mitteh. please" salo
the little girl III 1t don't cost toe
much"
"oh, you mean a pair of mittens,
don't you. my chIIdT replied the shop
keeper,
mo; only Just one-one that's suit
able for boy that's gon' TO propose
an be rejected. ~ Houston Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

The ancient poets used to sing OF this
dense forests OF Sicily, Today thC
mountains are bare. The question Of
reforestlne Is a difficult one Attempts
ut starting new growth are frustrated
by the peasants, who tear down fences
and drive In their goats. Only under
military protection could new forest
trees be grown
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

That was long distance message
through the earth. or over II, to the
Goettlngen selsmogranh from "a pow
erful earthquake $4,000 miles away
II II was $4,000 miles one way, II mus
have been only 1900 the other. Per
haps the reporter thought the longest
way round was the shortest way to tel
about the mysterious shake Buffalo
News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
neecip.e,I nIIls "a I..,.

Hicks Your wife was telling my
wife that you've got all your Christ
mas presents paid for
WIcks- Yes. paid for the last Of them
yesterday
Hicks Lucky dog ! haven't even
begun to think Of the presents I've got
TO buy.
Wicks-Oh, neither have we for this
year, MY wife was speaking OF last
years presents. Catholic Standard and
Times
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

A boiler inspector who reports lie in
spected boiler he did not even see
ns did recent Inspector to Barre, who
reported he inspected certain boiler
internally and found II all right, when
be did not even seen IL, should seek an
other occupation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
nriawe De.Igner,. curiou. wi.h.

Henley bridge, IN England. was de-
signed about fTs6 BY Thomas Hay
ward, who expressed the wish that he
might die ere the work was commenced
and that his body might be Inferred
under the center pier. He died before
the bridge was completed, but was
buried in the churchyard close by.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

BE careful how you shoot that ar.
row this way" said the supporter OF
the family to the kid. You'll put out
my eye, and then can't write any
more
why asked the kid. as he kept on
shooting. cant you write with one
eye 7r-New York Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
/" WHERE l LEARNED
TO COOK


The Boston Daily Globe il constantly
receiving letters from housekeepers who
say: "When | was first married knew
nothing about cooking, and in fact moth
ing about homework, My husband and
friends now say that am a good cook
learned practically everything know
in that line and in the housekeeping line
from the household department Of the
Boston Daily Globe
Order the Boston Globe delivered reg
ularly at your home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

Mrs. Hoyie There is one thing tina,
puzzles me.
Mrs Doyle What Is tSat?
Mrs. Hoyle-f can understand how
people can marry In haste, but can't
understand how they can repent al
leisure. Brooklyn Llfe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

There has not been 30 much interest
in eastern state elections in wears .as
today, The advent Of Moran in Mas
saehusetts and Hearst IN New York ~
the ehief cause for public interest here
ab0uts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
nnr and Nirht.

BY a simple rule the length Of the
day and night al any time of the year
may be ascertalned. BY doubling the
time OF the suns rising the length Of
the night Is obtained, and by doubling
the time OF the setting the length Of
the day Il given.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
A Happy EndinT.

Upon his knees he begged OF her.
"oh be my wife, my darling, pleased"
Her answer you may all infer
She answered him upon his knees.
Houston Post
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
shnf 10.

Bacon Something has happened TO
Hamm's speech,
Egbert- Oh, Has he been getting mar.
ried?-- Yonkers Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

Without doubt | shall be elected
says lohn p. Moran bnt he neglected
10 say whether be would be elected
10 Office Or TO stay AZ home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mrs. SchofferI want 10 look at some
baby carriages.
Dealer Runabout or touring carr
Woman's Home Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

Sc. Petersburg il the coldest capital
IN Europe, the temperature In winter
sometimes reaching 50 degrees below
zero.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

When badness first makes its APP
pearance the scalp Is usually tight
The application OF goose oil will loosen
Il and furnish food for the tissues Of
the skin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
JINGLES AND JESTS.
Nnf nnitr rlenl.

Hyker-Smiley claims to have been
driven TO drink BY woman.
Pyker-Sof Did she refuse him or
marry him y--Chioago News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06

10 ait upon jury
Nest every man has fitness,
But II takes a slSillful lawyer
TO VT upon a witness,
Catholic Standard ana Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-06
70 barre from Wen. River b electric

Vermont is now IN the position Of 4
conservative business man; its revenue
exceeds i'll expenses.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
511lptrwpt.
St, 2eecube.

gn golnmel, arbproig Yreit, ionn.
bopoe en ieregen sSnteresle al at
.ian1le paa ga111le @agn og MDtber>
bol6t en SuleprR6ifen oper fglgeroe
ganife eien6on11nelige 2egen6e::
Set bar mango Mar efter @p116e-
faloet, og Menneifene bapbe bittert
fplt 6ets Sglger. 9lbel bar falDen
for &ains Saano, og oenne bar 6er-.
poa flpetet for lin on6e @ierning.
@pa bar bg6, og M6am 1aa MI ion1 Ell
offpl6ig 0loing paa fin 5otteieng.
Weelt foH ban MI laa Ser, lioenoe %
ne6bgiet> falot bet bam irt6, at ON
ban funoe faa Sob til at bbtle lttoer
en- @ren al 2ibets eEre, ba piI6e bons
Gorlgsring fontme. San falote oerz
for poa fin Sen Setb og bao bom
gaa til goens @abe og bebe 6ens.
Nogter ON en- @ren at S1bstrpet.
uM, min Sober, !" 1ag6e 5etb,
rbpor fi16er leg Beien til &nru-
sig
Sen er bes barre lite panifelig
at fin6e, lpb Sbord rtbi bpor leg
og Gin Mober GIT, bn bi orebeS no.
al &aoett, Ser brenote @rasiet bort
l.1toer bore Sdbber. Selger 9u bet,
te 5por, finoer 9al not geien." "
5etb gab fig ba pao 8anortng.
snart fanot ban @pore1e, % efter
nogIe Cages @Reiie ina ban goens
lSabe i bele fin Dppigbeo BUTTE op
for fie. dn traoote ben foron Ror,
ten men 81 reifte fig plubielig for.
an 6enne en- ntngtig, bpisI sIeroe slor,
| if6iHelfe ithaale ION 2pnet %
iao frpe etelia at fe, Ct Seth ianf tna
orben oerbeo
lon ine Zine.
IS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
Jesus after kommer
1lu til Jorden ned,
bringer evig Sommer,
Fred og Kjerlighed.

Spao7eretnr;; men 11ogen rigttg Sule=
ftentntng bar ifte til Stebe. 81 bop-
oe troos alt bog Ben sante, at pi /
Mor bapbe n1aat1et gipe Mfeol6 paa
Dor Sui, og bi gift til $40 % orpr1tte
ON &iemnet og 8etbleben1s Snlp-
itierne.
S oen bel1ige @rabs @irfe, fo,n
ltgeS at bpre bDgget ober Sc iorjfiel-
lige biltoriife Ste6er iom @olguib.,
og &riiti @rab, gientog 6e lalrl1,s
Scener fig nre6 Bilgrimene, .og
@rapen par ligeion Spoielserotten
l1bItaferet 1ne6 2on1per, 9appcr,
@ulo og Marmor, og man ton al
ben 8ragt fltn oaarligt foreitille Jig
@riiti @rab; men 6e fattige @iIgri-
me faltebe Jig, oberpGlbeoe af al
oea Serltgbeo, paa @nesrne og fps-
1eoe otter % otter Cub, 3Rgge,
Gppper og 2amper @olgatbn er ct
fort, flot u6itpret Sitter, dg forne-
Ben fin6es en- Mtcbe meo en- Mor-
lnorpla6e @iennern EN- Mabning les
oct @te6, bbor @oriet bar itaaet.
S &irfe1t, ionr mango Ste6er goor
oDbt ne0 ut16er SsSor6en og operalt er
opffDlot at &l1ler, @roge % &igrner,
|fin6es enonu nange forffiellige 9e.
Darbigb Der, iont for @fse1apel Rri<
! lit 6nngiel, ben 5ten bborpaa @ri-
itls in6, % ban ffni 8 9$ornefrone1 paa,
A6an1s @rau, ben belIige $eleneg
@rab, % enonu nreget mere. Mat
faar Set SsnotrDf, at antboIiferne for
gefbenmelig beoers sfDIo ber bor
|ian1let aft paa ct sfeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
finn G6ens @ope belle 6e1,s 5fipn<.
be6. M6t Sen {tob ct upgtist Era

finn G6ens @obe ibele be,S 5fign<.
be6. Mt6t ! Sen 1to6 ct ntpgtigt Era
n1e6 brebe @re1te, men op as bens
5tamme, bbiS Bart bang afrebet og
misban6let, TDngebe Jig Ell S1ange,
Der itraffenbe 1tg op mellen @piitene
be6 af be 8aarfnopper, Sc bar. Srp-
ets @g6ber git bpbt neo / Mfgrl,n6en,
og ser 1aa fan fin Brober @ain flDn-
ge fig til bisie, og otter og otter giG<
re 6oripg paa at flatre op 90 Dem.
l1bilfaarlig troa6te Setb nermere,
men oa bIeb @apen plu6ielig in6bpl-
let i Enage.
On @fun6 efter beg benne otter
bort % % iaa ban paa nD bint itore
Ere, men 6enne Gang meb en- pr9gs
tig, lgbrig &rone. @n ung &binbe
iob / bets 5fpgge m1e6 ct lille Barn
paa fit 5f6b og ober bets &obe6 iue-
peee lpp po'oe 3'er. Spnl mI gtlp ,a1 ~
pu[e'!ue [e =, luu De,pau, lpu eagle'1 w
u1'ets :: '.vll ~ ~ - yuN' n,uu, ~, =.
W ~ ''e l.la' Suuel. = s.p''u :
G " -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
setblebe,,,.

s Bbbie bielsfirten i Bethlehem feirer
@otboIi Iifer11e enorl i nor 8io Sa1le.
nat. 9peroH i Deroen feirer De 5n.
Iefeiten n1eo @ulo, Sitter % Staos,
men bpno man ier ber I Bethlehem
sopereanr ale @ralroi lee s e saeile'
tilbrss 1elIl,e ppa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

selobeberfeelie. Doumeren: ~gio
net gap Gem oltiaa en- imeloeuoes
grefigen % oerpoa ilog Sc bal,s=
til Sorben2"
glnflaeeoe (lsserer 8iergaser
y SITE itrafs ttbrf 1oa iieg baD6e bsrt
sgffoet treble Gong
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21
9ln(aret.

9}a{aret.
9faiaret CT Dor Gib Ell Bp, ser E,
itGrf l(bDiflil19. 3ette nDlbes f9r.
Zig Ben frilt,,c @efolfnt,1g. 6be,
TO Ereoieoele af Be 10000 ssS,16bpg.
gere ct @rtlh,e;; &eite1 ct Mubnne.
oa1tere. SSsoer fi,t6es life. &aa @ri'
lh 9to bar ben fun Ell lille forogte1
8p: raan Ser fomn,e ,1oget gobt
fra Nnloret2" beb Set. Dg Ardber.
tie ier e11bnu Ben 9og Sag ne6 pao
8pen:: u8en Ma,1o, ionr @ub pil
ltraffe, foor EFT @ptn6e fra Nafuret, "
be66er set.
8pens @obe6erbperb er &pmgubl,
@opebr,1g % slgerbrag. Dog er Der
nu,.9e @ao,tobmrfere % &unblen6e.
Mnn fommer gienneln Ell lille @abe,
bpor Oct / bbert Sua er Snre6eogrf<
Heo. Wfen Der lapes life &,1nftp9r-
fer, tun rneget tarbettge @,tibe,
@nfse, 5egle % iaa bioere $ en-
onben @a6e boer f1m Bottplnagere;;
ber fipber man fig for gfsentpel Ct
@ibebope6 al Ser til @ri1oring. S
en- treble @o6e boer Manuf fftturbonb>
rerne.
Spao Ser ifnr tilbrager iig 0p-
mrrflombeoe,,, ct 8pens fplles og
eneite 2iloe, 01artnfilbe,t o,rfring
Bbilfen ser altto, mel, iarltg beo Mf.
te,ti6e, er fatnlet 5farer Of 8oin6er
og 8gr,, / brogeoe Drugter % bber
,neo Ell Bunbfruffe paa &ooebet Ser
er poIoinn1 Grr,1giel. Sber brDoer
poo fpr at fon11,e til. ailben iprtr-
ger fren inbc / en- itor Sbnluiu9.
Ser er bift ..ingen Spibl ON, at lige-
font &pin6er og 8grn fMges 40 til
ailoen ,tu, iaale6es bar Sefus fuIgt
iin @o6er, ,1uar bun be,te6e 9ano:
v@if ne6 &pi,1Derne til 8rd16en,
Tu1nreo i,16 peo @nffens gspnnen"
ion1 9ficbor6t ip,tger / fin beilige
Gang ON geuiaret.
son1fru Wearias Sl1s fi1t6es life
mere fer. 9agnet forteller, at oen
10. Moi 1891 blep set paa CUBS 8e.
falling al gngle baaret til 8nlmo.
tien; lenerc blep set flpttet til 2oreto
SsStolie,1, bpor set nifes enbn,1. Mel1
5hbet, bpor glesele,t Gabriel nteott
benbe, forepiieS Molaret. syn6e / e1
&apel, Iom tilbprer 6e ronerlf=fo'
tbolife, ft1,6es ne6e Ell @rotte t.
@HenIeiler. &eo SEN enc fto6 Ma'
ria, beD ben an6en Gngelen. @aal
nton pi6ere fre,n, fon1nter man til
en- ottben 9ule, iom angtDes at par'
be,lbes @gffen. slt ogloa SolefS
Gbmrerpnrflte6 1taar til bebagelig
@fteripn, CT en- Gelpfplge. De grGif
fntbolffe puo1toar, at @ebnoelien TO
regif be6 &ilbens 2eb, bborfor be ba1
bpgget ct &opel Der. timber Spialte
ret Ipber 8anbet. Sc grpffe Hil
crime pper ber oeres 9lnoagt, bra
ger @anb op og ftGnfer Mniigtet Der
mes. Broteita1ttiffe &riftne ie
nteo bIan6e6e Gple1ier paa alle otsi
&erligbeoer.;; men 6erfor ber MAJ
lite baatte @ntolifen, ion tror pa
@teoernes sggtbe6 % merer at bprf
@u6 peb at oaIfarte til 6em.
Otter ct &ar Giners &ibriel If
Maioret, fon1lner man til ben I'LL
8p @ann, ion beboes at @rabere
npr bpis Mabn bar faaet SIP r.
8rpIluppet, bbor Seius forDanoleo
9a1tb til Bin. 8pens enefte &ilo
fpringer e,1bn,1 iom 9amle Sag
n1eb set 6eiligite Driftepan6.
&ro6s ben fi6nne @got, De bpggelig
OlibenIunoe % oe ftore aoftusbeg
otntring Su}e og &aber gier bet bel
og fnrltg ben tarbelige 8p ct fatttQ
og ponrbgtet ssnnrpt.
setblebem,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-21

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