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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
FROM down
THE STATE
telegraph News BY Direct
Wire from ALL Over
Indiana

Indianapolis. Aug. 1O-A kissless ex-
istence is guaranteed to every child at
tending school in Indiana. The state
board of health gives the guarantee.
Not a kiss in the long catalogue of
kisses will be countenanced in any
school in the state when they open aft
er the vacation. And, If the state
board of health can do it. the war
against kissing and kisses will be car
ried beyond the school Every kiss III
Indiana may be a stolen kiss after 4
while
Kiss on the Mouth OutIawed.
But in the schools there must be no
kissing at all This is the first com
munication the children will find on
the notice boards of their schools: do
not kiss any one on the mouth or al
low any one to do so to you" The
board of health hasn't decided wheth-
or 1t will be permissible to accept a
kiss on the cheek or bestow one on a
favorite eye. The problem is still I'M
der consideration and a blanket in
junction covering every variety of kiss
may be issued.
Girls Mustn't Kiss Each Other.
The boards anti-kissing edict ap-
plies to girls as vigorously as to boys
A girl who'd faint at the idea of a
boys kiss gives and accepts girls
kisses as a matter of course. That also
is frowned upon. The Indiana schoo
girl must avoid the ki1ses of her CIR
friends herefarter just as studiously
as any other. The board Of health has
studied the kisses dissected, analysed
and examined in under the microscope
and declared against it. Indiana viii
be better without it was the decision
and the board has started in ON cam
paign of eradication.
No Swapping of Apply Cores.
Every teacher in the state will be in
structed TO enforce its abolition from
school life and to punish severely tn,
hoy or girl who dares to kiss. Their,
are several other "don'ts" drawn NJ
and waiting for the school children
/ Swapping apple cores and chewin;
| gum is almost as bad as kissing
| though not so prevalent, the bOart
says. The health guardians hope tina
with kissing abolished in the school
and every child eating his own appl
core and chewing his own gum Their
will be less tuberculosis to conten,
with.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
Christians Show TOO Much Piety.'

Peru, Ind. Aug. 10. = Too much
piety and not enough Sunday recrea-
ton is the charge that has stirred up
trouble in the railroad mems Y. NJ. c.
a, Of this city. the organization es-
tablished by Miss Helen Gould. in
which she has manifested so much in
terested. One of the divisions of SEN
timent is over the question of Sunday
base ball. which many railroad en-
ployes favor as a harmless recrea-
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
Cuts the Grain Rate One Cent.

Madison. Wis. Aug. 1O.-Grain rates
for the state Of Wisconsin will be re-
duced practically one cent per bushel
by an opinion of the state railway
commission. This is the most import
ant decision that has ever been rem
dered by the Wisconsin commission.
The order will affect all of the rail
roads operating in the state Of Wis
cousin
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
Had Met Him.

"Old Skinflint has built him a cot
tage overlooking the sea-"
Ever have any business dealings
with him?'
mo, but understand you have"
Overlooking the sea, you say7"
Eyes"
"Weli, it is the only thing he ever
overlooked"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
New National Bank.

Marion, Ind, Aug. 10.-Marion is to
have a new national bank. to be known
as the Merchants National 1t viii
have a capital of 100000. and is to
be ready for business in October. The
promoters are residents of Marion and
an Indianapolis capitalist
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
Pretty Much AN stomach.

Madison. Ind, Aug. 1O.-Mel Ham
mond. a young man. ate twelve hard
boiled eggs, twelve bananas. a twenty
six and one-half pound watermelon to
the rind. topping of with glass of
soda water. all at one sitting, and
wanted more.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
Speaker Cannon to Visit Colorado

Littleton, Colo. Aug. 10. - Speaker
Cannon, of Illinois, and his daughter.
Miss Cannon, will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas f. Walsh at their Wolhurst
country home between the list and mid
die Of October to remain a week or
longer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
He Passes L Around.

HE is all wrapped up in the cause"
THAT is no reason why he should
rap everybody who isn't
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
MOB LAW INSOLENCE
"Good Citizens" of Springfield,
Mo-, Who Murdered Three
Negroes Utter Threats.
ROPES FOR THE GRAND JURY
Also for Governor Folk. If the Men
Charged withLynching Are
Convicted.

Springfield, Mo. Aug. 10. = After
hearing from a city official of threats
against members of the grand jury /
which indicted Hill Gooch and Doss /
Galbraith on charges of being promi- /
nent in the mob that on April IA last |
lynched three innocent negroes, AS /
sistant Attorney General Kennish left /
for jefferson City to confer with Gov /
ernor Folk on the situation. The
threat, as told to Kennish is as fol
lows: IF one of those men who are
on trial for negro killing is convicted
there will be n rope hung to the light
tower in the square for every one Of
the members of the grand jury that
indicted them and there'n be another
one for Governor Folk"
Trial To BE Well Guarded.
Kennish left after a long conference
with Prosecuting Attorney Patterson,
Sheriff Horner, and the other attorneys
associated with Patterson and Ken
nish in the mob cases. Twenty five ex-
fra deputies have been sworn in to
guard the trial proceedings, and 1t was
stated at the sheriff's office that as
soon as the actual work of getting
jury is begun and the trial under way
this number of deputies will be in
creased to probably 100.
Similar Case in North Carolina.
Salisbury, n. c., Aug. 10. While
there are no visible signs of trouble
here there are persistent rumOrs of the
organization of a strong party to liber
ate from Salisbury Jail the lynchers OF
the three negro murderers of the Ly
erly family. George Hail. an ex-cOn-
Wet; Francis CresS and Bud" Bullo-
baugh, have been arrested, and George
| Gentle, well-known young man Of
this section; ]. II. Goodman and John
| Gamble, of Salisbury, are in Jail, and
all will be tried on the charge of muir
/ der. Judge Long issued the bench
warrant for Gentle after the latter re-
marked in the presence of the officer
who later arrested him that he had
helped string UP the negroes.
Lynchers Arraigned in Court.
The men arrested were taken into
court. Hall alone was arraigned. He
was charged with murder on three
counts. He pleaded not guilty and in
ability to employ counsel. At his re-
quest ex-Representative Theodore F.
/ KluttZ, who was to have assisted the
solicitor in the prosecution Of the men
lynched. was appointed to defend him
P. S. Carlton of the Salisbury bar
will represent Gentle. Judge Long
warned the other prisoners to employ
counsel.
Barn Burning Complicates Things.
Feeling runs high again over tht
burning early yesterday morning Of
the barn and two horses on the farm
of Isaac Lycrly, who. with his wife
and two children were murdered by
the lynched negroes. The barn is be
lieved to have been burned by Negro
friends of the men who were lynched
The military still guards the Jail anC
court house, and Calling guns will b.
fired on mob should it attemDt TO on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
Record Price for Farm Land.

Greenfield. Ind. Aug 10.-A record
price was paid for Hancock county
farm land wher James Goble sold 4
strip off his farm, west of this city. TO
John Thomas. for $500 an acre. The
land is unimproved, except for a few
fruit trees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
Charles Emory Smiths wife Dead.

Philadelphia, Aug. 10.-Word is re-
ceived here of the death at Block Isl
aud. r. l., Of the wife of ex-Postmas-
ter General Charles Emory Smith.
Mrs. Smith had been i'll but a short
time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
spanish Fronaut Dead.

Jean de Luz. France. Aug. 10-Senor
Duro. the Spanish aeronaut, is deaa
OF typhoid yer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

If you can't do a desirable thing,
give as good an imitation of doing il
as well as you know how.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10

Lovesick couples affect spectators
similarly minus the love.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10
For Practical Purposes.

BY faith you can move mountains
And cause the hills to crash.
But you can't pay a tailor's bill
BY faith, no odds how strong your will
He wants the ready cash.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10

Feeling faint is the strong point of
some women.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10

There is nothing particularly distin-
gushing about being crazy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10

Some big insurance companies don't
seem to have much use for the honesty
brand of policies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10

He who THINKS no evil Is lucky in his
environment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-10

A life of laziness is its own reward.
A coat Of tan is often an expensive
suit of clothing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13

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alle 700. 90 Btllqro 2 pa I 0peA
1tlllliooe sboloes lafte ! ON Spfoage ~
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|1or @. S sla 81 laa ai11', S1eoer PEP
teltereoe paa get tratt1glte.. oDens
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Ct oeres 81alter 1tte per 11ose1 q
1ororpe Spn !9 n1eo, o9 al en 11or
4el 81 oeres Senoaes1or1lenel1e saar
! Seoe1. Dtel1, 9 psp ~
cue Srofgellet.
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Mrs. Sngcbprg 2inSabl, ben ! i'm
tpoert antlageoe B%ol1t1bet1e'1t YIN
oaDls 9l1ltrn, Dar 81 He11eh 1aael ''s
|t1lt1enot >oe1 Aslnra1'ee}n11, 'ol'
De1oeS Nfano Daooe 1e9'el SDle.
liter Sroea1en. Sen pe1 oil erlnotes
foripa11ot 2tnoabl 1porlelt ira 8Den,
log oct bleb a11taget, at Da11 Daooe pc
gaaet 5elomoro. vt S1g DleD 1ln'otl
Slooen en- ZIP e1ter DanS Sorlou1-
oe1t, Der artoges at p9re Da11s' Sore7
tiers npgteoe at l1obefole assurance
iumnerl, bels forot 21noobl baooe pc,
gaaet 5elpmoro, 0els torot SDentl@
fifationen efter 6ens Wter11119 1tte par
afgiprel16e; men be0 cit Retstle1oel1e
6gmtes Sen til at n0betale Belbbet.
SoreIter 2ogen forlangte mt Sorz
bgr, men Bette er iii bleDet afllaaet,
on @nfen bill faa $1.015 u6betalt.
-
stnrtnnen Moiu,uriaht. scr til
nenhtp in on mpnobe al MiononDen
|Dr. Ginol,lts 4o1tborbe6er, % lon1
I'LL otter / Minneapolis og iiober n1=
Ser iifert 2uffe / Gourtbps Mrrelten.
&an anfom BERTH Sirsoags 1t11-
Ser 8epogtning al ct 8or N}inneapo=
lis 9eteftiber. SON optrnoer n1e9et
roigt % gjbr ingen @emmeligbeo al
at ban bor gjort ct rigt Suite. Cert
moo Dar ban ltot tilbogeboloenoe meo
at fortalle, bbor ban bopoe o11brogt
Set, inotil Or. Bino11lt boboe Ell
lSom1nel1fomlt meo bon og- 9ap ba111
l&aob ON, at Der ptloe bl1Dc taret 1aa
lemfGlotgt trent moo bam 1on1 mt
ligt, oerlom ban o1loe aabe1tbdre ali
i Sobinoelle 1ne0 SDpe1et. @al11-
prlgbt gop Jig Oa ltrotS til at n1eooe=
1c ONT bpor Npttet bar blepet al, o9
crbel al bet CT oerbeO to1l1l1et !oI
Gsgen.
-
SanQforcuinqen uMpollp", Ser
lom befienot / 8intere,,s SOB bar al:
bolot node miubre, men bpagelige o(
qltio bel belgqte Mftenun0erbolonin
ger. hpor Toreninaens talriqe Sen
ner ga Befien0te far moret Tia for
i 9onias lille Gal 6en' li6fe / @effel
) al &oncerter for &interi9ionen. g
er life bempnoige6e til at rgbe 6e Ell
felte poa programmed iatte Sager
! men pe6, at bette bill bD6e paa aoiftl
Iige Sperrofeller al fprite &balitet
! Sulen bgr 6en 20. 6s. bore fplDt II
!, li6lte BIa6s, Iaa meget mere, iom Sc
: er ii6lte Gang, uMpollo" lo0er bbr
, fra fla, inoen MfreiIen til ga Grosie
Suli Maane6 til BEN 1tore ifon0ina
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13

HSEaMtas88HE s#GtH5.Ra&S
IRE Ieresa Sc satge ott1 &c norife..
l5duoenteriangere iang Der ifior, lon1
ISaarfIo1ls u8aroe1 Die Dllens rs
Ssotl1nI6eil1lpe1n 90 @5rpnoabls Jung
Magnus1. Meiis Dillon bill ipnge fle-
re al be im1ffeite norlfe 5ange, lom
uSpnnppes Gang, rMsot &pelo";
yAagots Gieloi ang" og flere. Moolpb
S1ien bill blanot an6et ipille Sobarr
5benoiens oeilige @omance. Sor-
.eningen bar lat fig iom Maal at gjb-
re 6enne &nncert til en- lille norlf
Muiiffeit. @biS 8eisget peo @oncer=
ten piier, at Ser er SStteresie for norif
Tanbslang blan6t 2on6Smano /
Minneapolis, bill Goreningen faa
Wfo6 til at forti9tte % oparbei6e eli
|falt standardization, iom Sen baaber
lfal blibe 2anbsmGn6 til @ln0e og
'@pgge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13
Land i Canada.

Err De interesseret j Canada? Jeg har
for Salg 100000 Acres af Land i Diet SOL
lyse Alberta, Nordvestens Have, som I'D
selges i Stykker af 100 Acres og op.
Prison er $3.50 pr. Acre. $500 pr. Acre
kontant, Resten i 5 aarlige Afbetalinger
med 6 Procent Renter.
Alt Landet er Diet bedste Pr@rieland,
ingen Underskov og ingen Stem. Jord-
bunden er Muld med Lerunderlag. Den
gjennemsnitlige Winter Temperatur er
fra 20 til go Grader over Null.
Prisen paa dette Land vii efter April
lode stige en- Dollar pr. Acre.
Excursioner hver Tirsdag. Billetprisen
tilbagebetales dersom Land kjebes. Den
bedste Anledning i Verden til at faa bill
ligt og godt Land. Tilskriv
G.. ROSENMEIER.
Room II, Labor Temple, So. 9TH ST.,
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13

8rpbcr lagt up. 2gitnant SSH
liam Setter al 1. acknowledgement
Minneiotas Mational @aroe, brpoes
me6 SSames McMnlep / 8aabenbuiet
Beter bleD faltet til @11l=
bet ganife ooloiomt og blep 1iggenoe
poo Matten u6en at bebGge Jig. 81
ter en- Experimentation blep BON
ien6t til ct. Soiepbs Soipital,
Gm ing 3iee, 2ena Gutenberg, 0er;
tiente | 2pons Court &otel, fgote ct
Barn forleoen Sag, lag0e Set | en-
uSuitcaie", gift tilbage til tit Mrbeibe,
alt / 2gbet al Ell 5ime. gieren at So
tellet 1tg6te tilfel0igpis paa benne
u5nitcaie", aabne6e Sen og fan0t
Barnet. Otter .en6el l1noeripgelie
TOM man pan bet &ene me6, at
SSena Stemberg bar Mooeren. gun
.bleo ftrafs a%rreiteret. Sun paaitaar
imi6lerti6, at 8arnet bar 6g6fg6t, me-
oens bets n6ieen6e tDoe6e paa, at set
bapbe bpret tarff og il1n6t, % oct
.bleb fg6t. Seln Iigger bun 11u aIpbr-
Zig ipg paa Bpboipitalet:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13
~ Xiil-Ntt US Z. MrTs8IEf
st. PAUL!
5. Johnien, SofaIreoaftSr.
.St. Panl Tidende's Kontor, Room 4
Union Block, Cedar s. Fourth Str.

We'd Kjcb eller Reparation at
Uhre besSg den velkjendte Juye.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St.,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bGr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar.
sbejde. Moderate Priser.
8ppalg - l. Moi.
Mappr &pbcrt Y. Smith CT &on-
bibat for @ienpala. Stcm poo Dam.
81 lar tilialgs ct gus ntco so Uoo
2ot. Ell ,aa,1ite pGa1 Gienoom. for
$1,000. $500 fontant pil boonotere
set. Meiten ! aorli9e Mfbrda.
@olgatba Girfcns Minoeturenina
meoer fsritfommc1,oe 1orsooa Otter.
mio0og hos Mrs. %SSesperlcn, 1913
MorioM st.
Stcmmemaifincr. Scr CT ell Nhl=
ligbeo for at Stemmen,aifiner oil
blipc benpttcbe / Ct. Saul | Be to
Brecints, bpor Sc libit henpttcoes
pes Gaarpolget sen I. Waj.
2ouis 8et5 far fortient &Glaernes
|Stllib. @jenp9lg bom.
5clpmpro al CIT Er9it. 8altor
6reoerif &olie al ct. 8al1ls Gongre=
gational Gburcbl begif 5elpmor6 peo
5tponing forrige l1ge. Naltor &pnle,
ser Dor 46 Mar ganlme,. boDOe li0t
meget al Spgoom / Sen %ie1ere 5io.
% set bar ianoipnligois b9ret Grub:
finger beroper, ser bep9ge0e bom til
&an6lirgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13

SIT, Mrcuncrs Npu,loritet Ell 8pr-
M, mr. INNS @ieupoId.
-.
Nonnba ~ fputont. Nelten lana
,,,;ou uyo,f (33S gebor 5t.) ct.
0s,,,I
-
e., ,;n. e]Inchroun ! 400 0onton
s1,,, S,cn ilere ii N]oor0crne rs poq
e., ;fs,+ ~ Mottai forIeheu
,+f rs.roe.. guh;+o med,. Or
!, a. Se,,,r m2ouh Corr,
a;ar; 49, ) ono 1ot III inttes
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ST., aon,lo mr,
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ma,.,,ot+ - -. i,r +ro S(o,
ea,x, e., a;aror eer,,,,
noo sI1tonp, nj IL Sus tent noo Mon.
hoo SON bpDe pi%ebIiffeliq. @nqDom
iioes. nj nrre @r1,nb for Selpnor.
set
49,
SaSernes Nooife beom,6te Mo1,ooc
s(ffpn ~ MI moro Z 9ooe. for Sc Sr.
+o5ofses Menfornmenop on 0oo me.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13

Statsieuatpr @iler @osn1er @orton
6s0e / Maslau, 8etinoien, 5en0ag.
!Sans 6amilie bar reilt sis for ct
8ar Tiger iiben, tilfol6t paa @r11n6
al bans farlige 5pgoom. Scr. &or
ton por Mobofat.
Olaf g. Slsicn, Ser ! 1889 Mep
i6gmt lipsbariet 6engiel for Morbet
paa fin Some bar anibgt ON 8enaa0-
ming, grunoet paa l1ifpl6. 6lere o1t<
Ore Mniggninger bape ogiaa peret
bragte for 8enaabelies Booroet, Ser
iblanbt Minneapolis Stalieneren
Gal0erone, iom blep bemt til 20 Mar
for Mprbet paa en- 2dnosman6, @at-
taIio, paa 6ronflin Mpe. 8roen for
ct &or Mar 1ioen.
&asmmsi en- Yractical 8mitneiS
Sebuol, Globe Bldg. bin0er mere og
mere ct itffert So6fGlte / &1blifums
Dnbelt. @lepartollet forgges fra
ltge til llge, pg 5folens SIP for gobt
Mrbejbe % erlig 8ebanoling ipreoes
bi6ere pd bi6ere. NrincibQIen. SCR.
@alter @asm1sien, ser er en- @rao11-
ent fra &igbenbabns l1niberlttet og
@alparatio College, SSn0iana, og bar
en- ubitraft @rfaring lom 29rer, er
itabig ONT fig for at faa Set npelte
og be6lte, Der Dil game @leberne, %
iooleoes paa iamme SiD game 5fo-
len. 5aaleoes bar ban inoitalleret
npe &ulte, iom life fin6es / nogen
anoen Sorretningsifole ct. SAUL.
|Disje &ulte er / @irfeligbeoen uroll
top beiffs"; bper @lep bar fin egen
&ult, bbori ban bar fine &apirer og
Materialer, bbortil ban bar Neglen,
log bbor oerfor in9en anoen @leb bar
M6gang. 6pru6en Sen 8~efoemmelig=
beo, at Bber Glep bar fin egel1 8ult
bbor ingen on0en bdr &et til at
fomn1e, lGrer ct iaabant SDitem tbs
Iigt Sen fremtt6ige Sorretningsmano
Srben og 5Dltem. 9iSie Suite og
|5ilbeb9r r%epraienterer EN- flor Gum
&enge, men ct al Mer. &asm1siens
8rinciper er, at intet er for goot ell
Ter for foitbart, naar set tiener til at
itprfe og %forbe6re Sfolen, for bill
ten ban er Brincipal. 8eiggenbe er
al Gib p%elfomne,og De al bore 2Riere,
Der paaifignner en- belle6et Sfole, bill
fin6e Sorneielie ! at beige berne
mo6erne og fosiparertoe 5orret<
ninggffoIe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13
nina 8ggriuser pad szl : 9
Mil1reiota Sts ct iii 11ebrebnee:: ssSs

RR|s Tgya s11GFIsA N8.Ss@sS S@Ha
Nin11eiotoASts.aee III rebreso't'es:
2o,1is Beta e. fie1tot oioen pm on,
ii opgtig COMPTROLLER 9Den bat lite
)ffaa6 tic at fifte.
Dpbsfalo. Ole OIion, so Mar,
8pboipitalet, Niirs. D,arp Dalp,
60 Nar, 612 ct. Mntbonp Mpe., Nlrs.
gbriltie Neterlon, As Mar, ct. 2ufas
Spipital, aaren gbriitenien, 485'
aar, 476 8eriebelI 81.
Observation-Disclosures: garl3 6ran-
len og gllen 8erglaro, gilbert Nelion
5og Silba Beterion Sobn SO. Nnber-
jon, % @race 6. @ernecfe, @ans
See % SS0a SEMEN, Carl 6. 2. Gar
ION % Mnne 6. Carlton.
Gtt0 8remer bar ntallige gerner
% fun faa SLENDER. Sans opgtige
5tprelie al 8 pfasiererens @ontor CT.
Ell al @rnnoene bporfor ban bar
mango Senner. Sans SLENDER er.
benz, Ser Ell misl,noe1ige, men Mis-.
rmoeligbe0 er Mnerfjenoelle.
Gn ct. 8anl &pinbe, Mrs. George
Gill brqnote ibieI Saifatoon, 5nif.,
Manoag Deo Gfspoiion al cit @oso=
Lincoln. Scr. Gill par life tiIiteoe,
% ban bar folnn1et til ct. YauI for
at fltloitG1oiggiere Glptninge,1 til
Canada be6 at lelge Deres Susbol6-
ningsgienltan0e og ot16re gienoele.
50 Mrreitanter / Mrbejosbulet
iprang bort forle6er, meoens Sc ar
|L''- . -
bej6eoe | EN- @r11srps peo Como &arf.
Sen enc, &obert 81trton, bIep poo
greben efter en- SSagt, bpori iaopel pri-
pate Soft iom 8ogterne beltog, me-
bens Sen an6en, 90. MeDers, fife
f111oe m0bentes, tiItroos for at @og=
terne ifjg6 efter bam.
Gm gpb Sb6. @eboerne al 6air=
mount, @oo6ricB og 2incoln Mpes.,
mellem Saflanb She. og Gbots=
mortb ct, bar organiieret Ell rSSS1rt-
probement" GLIB mes Set 6prn1ool
for 3ie at bol0e @o6er og Tortobe
rene iamt bo16e @rgniperet poa
8oltlepar6erne ifaoret og ban6et. Ga1
meget go6 Soc, iom jo alttng CT, Ser
far Nrp6 og &ensligbeo for 9je.
Sbbsler. 9rengebprn: M1rs. M1-
quit 8erg, $40 &eonep, Mirs. Olai
Mor0quiit, 1868 Sesiie, Mrs. Nete1
&erpin, 1913 Goie, Mrs. sSobn 6.
5onion, 585 Goof. Tigebgrn: Mrs.
6. 8. Carlton, 1867 Bradley, Mrs
Grief s. .Gricfion, S62 Mognolic
ct, Mrs. Olaf Sbeiltol, 1874 6
IA. st., Mrs. SSulio @igrf, n:
Sranf, Mrs. IS. 81. Melio1t, 500 Sui
1er, Mfrs. 81. S. 8eterion, 1874 8ecfe,
&lace, @rs. 6. Samuelion, 8etbe5oc
@oipital Mrg. gonro0 Sobnlon, 6Ss
@elIs.
&oncerten al Mor6mnnoe11es o(
Dobre Sangforeninger / Mo5art Sal
iioite 2er6ag bar go6t beipgt. &nie
par fllot og hi tror, at ollie til6rogt'
cit f%orneielig Mften. Jlere al Ml111
rene bate flor Mppla11s, ilnr @loz
M1tiifen be6 S6in @ol0 og Trgfener
ne Wfabel og 8ouline. uGelotpagten'
og uMisiefpartetten" ipntes ogiaa a
more. rJelotpagten" repre- entered,
Ell 2eir 5ol6ater mes en- 5ol0o
poo &agt. Sans Gang bar beregne
paa at in0ifp6e @oloaterne Mo6 o,
Ell 6elelie al @ifferbe6. Mislefpor
tetten Iamt andre M11mre bar gibet
&oltume. Sntro6l1ftionen al @omi
teens Sorman6, &r. G6. Sobnio,1
oar pgn og pos en6e.
M. 10. ESSEN
EMIGn ATlnA1c AGENT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-13
sburpaloicn 2oscns Gtifteliesfcit

Sborualbicn 2oscns stifteliesfcit
paa Danio Sail 2dr6ag @ften blep
til EN- al Sc imuffeite Setter, ser
en6nlt ct afbol6t paa 6enne 6anife
@omlingspla6s. Den bar bei6gt al
1aa mango Deltagere, iom ser funoe
finbe 8lo6s be6 8or0ene / SEN ltore
5aln og en66a bleb Ser en6el @iplter
tilobers, iom Ienere bleb foriDne6e
me6 2iDets @o6er | ben lille Gal.
Ser ierbereoes en- ganife f%ortrin1ig
Menu, iom pri1tes | bpie Soner al
alle Deltagerne, og 8etieningen bar
fortrinlig. 5erlig ber Ben imrffe
Declaration al 5alen omtales, ibet
ben bar langt imuffere og mere ipj-
n%efaloen6e ems Sen man ct bart til
at ie paa set 9teo. Sra 2oftets Gent
trum bar Ser ipreot Ell pragtful6
celebration, beitaaen6e al bre6e Ba=
pir1trimler / Dannebrogsfarber,
befselbis re6e og bpioe, til @alleriet,
iaa Deltagerne b%ogitabelig Jas UNDER
en- 90 Notwithstanding 8aa Gee
men, bpor Srfeltret babbe fin Nla6s,
prange6e 2ogens to pragtfuloe Stag,
Stars ono @tripes og 9anne6rog.
|9poafningen bar ligeleoeS nDoelig.
Otter at 2ogens 8reii6ent, Mr.
&obert1en, bab6e bu6t belfommen /
belpalgte Orb, lo6 @iaiterne Maoen
|beoerfares &etfer6igbeo | ul6tM1aal.
|Solernes MRffe aabne6eS af Mr. g..
&asmusien, Der talte for 9anmarf.
|Derefter talte sd. SSngema1n at ct.
|&aul 2ogen for 2ogen og 5am-
funbet, Doftor 9. @rie6t paa.
|GngeIif for Mmerifa, 8rofesior.
|&oIpor6 NfeIano for Conner.
lie og Meoaffgr 81 5grenfen for Sic.
The Washington times., 1906-10-24
Big Economies in Groceries

National Biscuit Uneeda Biscuit. Zu Zu Gin
ger Snaps, and Oysteretes; all regular sc pack
ages for sac
BIB buckets Armour's Shield" brand Lard,
bearing the S. Government inspectors stamp. .35c
Armours Shield brand Boneless Bacon I31sc
Rumfords Baking Powder. regular size sc
Shrivers String Beans 3-lb. Sc
Assorted Jams and Preserves, regularly 12c &c
Challenge" brand Condensed MIX. regularly z1sc
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa. regular 1Oc 71kc
Van Lis Celery Chow, packing regularly 10c.. 778e
Gies Coffee regularly .19c
"Aptezo" Health Food regular Sc
Zest" popular breakfast regularly 1Oc 71zc
Armour's "verbest" brand Corned Beef, regularly
Armour's Veribest" Potted Ham Tongue
Large jars Mustard regularly 10c 71kc