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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-02
". c. I. j. WILL
HOLD SESSIONS
At PAWTUCKET

The S2d annual convention OF the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union OF
Rhode Island will be held tomorrow ana
Thursday in the Hight Street Nj. E
church OF Pawtucket with the following
program:
Wednesday Morning-9 prayer and
praise service. led by Miss r. p. Mich
OLE; $3.50, convention called TO order by
the president. Mrs D. X. Livingston; re-
sponsive reading. Crusade Psalm; prayer;
Singing roll call OF ex-officio members;
appointment OF committees; reports-cor-
responding secretary. Miss Mary r..
Qlney; treasurer Mrs. Eva III. Smith; {;
Young Womans branch. Mrs. T. III. Had
ley; l.. T. L. branch. Department work
EVangelistlc effort. Miss Il. Il. Nichols;
THE Mission OF Flowers" Mrs. r. M.
Carr; state and national papers, lltera-
tule. Miss f. NJ. Francis; 1850, memorial
service, conducted by Mrs. j. X. Barney;
announcements: adjournment.
Afternoon-2, Bible reading, Mrs. Har-
riett ID. Walker; Sunday school work.
Miss X, q. Welch scientific temperance
instruction. Mics T. b. Hale; forward
movement for foreigners. Mrs. l.. O..
Borden school savings banks. Mrs. r.
l.. Bigelow; 3. address. Mrs. Mary A.
Rabcock: franchise. Mrs. X. ID. Ting
ley; parlor meetings. Mrs. j. o. Bab-
cock; Sabbath observance. Mrs. l.. r.
Anderstrom; the press. Mrs. Gray; un-
finished business: adjournment.
Evening-7;30. devotional service, Mrs.
A. Il. Jackson; addresses OF welcome,
Mrs Lila Rhodes and others: response.
Mrs. c. c. Ball; music; annual address
OF PRESIDENT. Mrs. ID. X. Livingston; col
lection for state work; singing; benedic-
tion.
Tuesday mornlng-S:45. meeting of ex-
ecutive committee Q. praise and prayer
service, conducted by Miss r. p. Nichols;
$3.50. Convention called TO order; devotion
al exercises. Mrg j. T. Stiles; minutes OF
previous meetings.; medical temperance
Mrs. T.. a. Greene: systematic giving,
Mrs. A. NJ. Paine; free will offering; re-
port OF committee on credentials; election
OF officers. Y. and l.. T. l.. Secretaries
and superintendents Of departments
noontlde prayer and adjournment
Afternoon. Bible reading; medal con-
tests. Miss Gertrude Whipple; work
among railroad men, flremen, policemen
etc, Mrs. f. r. Terry: work among SOL
diors and sailors. Mrs. L. A. Baker: peace
Mrs. II. w. Burllngame. 3. work OF DO
lice matrons. Mrs. J. X Barker: report OF
committee on resolutions; adjournment
Evening-7:So, devotional exercises. Mrs
j. X. Barney; music; addres, Miss Chris
tine Tingling: collection for state work:
awarding prize banners; closing service
benediction
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-02
TO DESTROY I'll

The Brayton machine in
Rhode Island has unlimited
command of money and
plenty of henchmen ready at
any time to sell their souls
for a chance to do its dirty
work. 1t was born of sordid
selhshness, il has been nur-
tured on the fruits of syste-
matte corruption and has
been brought to mature
years by bribery, intrigue
and fraud, and today, as for
years past, it flaunts its cor
ruption and its power before
our eyes, snaps its fingers
impudently in our face. lays
its heavy hand upon us if we
dare oppose it, and brazenly
asks us what we propose to
do about it. Prof. William
Macdonald.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-02
EVENING SCHOOLS OPEN
WITH BIG ATTENDANCE

The evening high school attendance
last evening broke all previous records
Last year the registration was 1900.
this years beating II by ESQ pupils, and
n promise OF more TO come before the
end OF the week.
The grammar schools also had n
large attendance.
In the high school the favorite study
seems 10 be mechanical drawing among
the male students while the young
women give preference to shorthand
and typewriting and physical training
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-02
S53,227.5S IN TAXES
WAS PAID YESTERDAY

Many citizens paid their taxes at the
city treasurers Office yesterday. The
total amount OF taxes this year is So
72e.74931. including s920215 for curb
ing and S2l737S for the construction
OF sidewalks, nearly $4,000 more than
was due last year
The total number of tax bills this
year is 25.8s3, and OF this number 665.
amounting 20 s53,227.5s. were collected
Yesterday. This is s2540 more than was
collected on the first day last year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-02
NEW Time SCHEDULE OF
The NEW SH0REHAM

The steamer New Shoreham under the
management of the New England NaVi-
CATION company yesterday began her
winter schedule, and from now until
late next spring will make but three
trips each week between Provide.ace
and Block Island. on Tuesdays,
thursdays and Saturdays the New
Shoreham will leave this city at 1o:45
I'm the morning. and on Mondays. We'd
nesdays and Fridays will leave on the
return trip at a. m.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-02
DEATH OF MOTHER ST. VeTH0lD

Word was received at 81. Mary-s
academy on Broadway yesterday OF the
death in Montreal OF Mother ST Vet
hold. who had been a teacher i'm the
local parochial school. Mother ST. Vet
hold was a native OF Canada and. as n
member OF the Congregation Notre
Dame had been engaged In teaching. six
years OF the time having been speft IN
St Mary's parish.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-02
WESTERLY MAN BITTEN

F. II. Hull Of Westerly, while at East
Warren yesterday afternoon, was set
upon by a mongrel dog and severely
bitten. 1t appears to be the opinion of
Investigators that the animal was not
rabid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

know better. What . pity that the Ensiish
Boulevard should b called Rotten Row
nick-narns Tor Route d NO"
dignihed and euphonfous. The abbrevfatf0n
OF Eek. ave-" has the Advantage OF being
unlike that Of other streets In town. An
objection to the name lies tn the fact that
there Ii an executive mansion In every
state In the Union, and there b decided
advantage In mot dividing hopors OF the
new name with any one.
As q nams for the presidential mansion
white House was q nickname given by
tho English In deris3on- In America the
idea ordinarily conveyed by whits house.
= a Gaeag ,a wGcaen sasnefurs psln.sd wni.e e.
white marble. but cheap imitation, painted
sandstone. The name In itself 70 common
place and non-eurhonious The abbrevia-
ton w. "a: ave. would often be confounded
with N. H ave-. It's sister and adjoining
street.
Presidential avenue" Is swinging. Dig
hind and before tt. In naming the street
after the Presidents future memorials to
them would likely be located on it, and
spaces on 1t could be saved for that pur-
pose.
Almost at the foot of avenue of the
Presidents stands the Washington Monu-
ment. Andrew jackson follows. There IS
a Grant statue now completed wandering
about for O place. There should be a Grant
Circle at the intersection OF Columbia road,
or the Scott statue could be given some
good place elsewhere. Some thing hne Will
be done for Lincoln. Should a few be pro-
vided for on one of the greatest Of not the
greatest) boulevards In America, other me-
MORALS would in all probability follow.
Ohio might like to see Mckinley SO hon
ored, Massachusetts her Adams, Indiana her
Harrisons. New York might some day
have something to say In that direction for
her Roosevelt and her Cleveland. The
whole south Is already planning for her
Thomas Jefferson
MARY F. HENDERSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
Names for 18th Street.

To tho Editor Of The Star:
As bill for the changing of the name OF
18th street Is now being considered by
Congress. a few susgesttons may not be
out OF place. The new name OF 18th street
should be connected In some way with our
Presidents. all but enc having lived on It.
The presidential mansion stands az q SEN
tirel at the head Of the street. and no other
stleet In the country has that distinction.
In my opinion. no name unc0nnocted with
our Presidents should be considered Let
the name be carefully chosen II b q pity
TO give person or = street poor name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
General Affairs.

Bishop Gibson OF the diocese of Virginia
confirmed class at St. Johns Chapel,
West End. last night He confirmed a
class of eighteen Thursday night at the
Theological Seminary.
Col. r. p. w. Garnett, deputy clerk of
the United States court In Alexandria, has
received letter from his sister, Mrs L. A
Garnett, in which she states that all OF her
property was destroyed at San Francisco
She Is now at Oakland.
In the corporation court yesterday Judge
Barley granted two of the applications for
liquor licenses which had been held over
from the preceding day. Two others were
held over until Monday for further cousid-
GRAFTON. The proprfetors of several saloons
have not applied for a renewal of their
licenses.
The condition OF Mrs. Edward l.. Dain-
gerfieid, wife OF Mr.. E. L. Daingerfield
president OF the Citizens' National Bank,
who has been seriously III at her residence
on South Washington street. has improved
somewhat and she had been moved to her
country residence In Fairfax county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
visiting Preacher at aalbraith Church

The pastor and congregation of Galbraith
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church on 9Th
street between L and NJ streets northwest,
have made special arrangements for re-
ception to Rev. ]. B. Colbert of St. Louis,
Mo-, in this city. He will preach at IL
o'clock this morning. At o'clock this
evening the pastor, Rev. Corrothers. will
preach on The hand of God as seen in
the San Francisco disaster and the folly or
heresy of the present day ministry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
B. RTCH'S SONS
elf they're Rich's Shoes
they're proper
Ten-one F ST., Cor. 10th.
Entire Building.
Rich's
distinctive
shoe
fashions.

Whatever may be your
desire in the way of elegant
and exclusive footwear we
are confident that our show
ing will meet with your emil
nent satisfaction.
We have the fashions
sanctioned by undisputed
authority - the ia S HONS
which have the Endorsement
of the elite of the fashion
centers of this country-the
creations of makers who are
the acknowledged leaders.
A glance here will show
YOU that we not only lead,
but are so far ahead in the
vanguard of the procession
that our styles have no right
to be even compared with
the mediocre fashions shown
by others.
In Ties and Pumps we are
showing a host of effects,
and the daily shipments be-
ing received keep the varie-
ties perfect-the size lines
complete.
In wedding, reception and
evening slippers we are
showing over hundred
shades in all the feathers and
materials which are being
worn.
In sporting footwear we
are showing all the novelties
that the largest New York
shops are showing-the cor
rect sfashions for playing at
golf. tennis, for wear while
fencing, shooting, hunting,
riding and automobiling.
For May balls we are ex-
hibiting the newest creations
in children's fancy dress foot
wear.
In mems footwear we are
showing all the most distinc-
tive styles in shoes, low
shoes, pumps, etc.
Stocks have never been
so complete assortrnents
never so large = fashions
never so charming as they
are just now.
B. Rich's Sons,
Ten-one F St, Cor. 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

Mauye's painting. THE Return of the
Flock" at the sale of the late Joseph JEFF
ferson's collection of pictures in New
York last night sold for $42.250 The en-
tire collection OF seventy-four paintings
brought S229, 135.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
Mpt ipenf Mliniterinm. Set

Mpt ipenif Miiniiterinm. Oct Ii
berale Rinilterium 5taaf / 5perige
forlongte ii6ite uge, at aongen ifuIoe
oplgfe Mn6et @ommer, foroi bette beb
4ftemningen ODER ~Stemmeretsforila<
get, ION bar beret bebanolet / Sits
6agen / 6e iio1te Tiger bar fommet
til ct an1et Melultat emo 5grite Ram,
mer. @oneen negteoe at opfDloe
bette 5erIangen6e, % Anoet 8am-
mer baboe be6taget BET at Negierin>
gen fremiatte Sorilag. Mintiteriet
staaf reignereoe 6erfor 6re6ags:
ct MT Miniiterium bleb / Sirs6ags
bar11et al 9elegrafoirefter 2inoman,
efffer at @ongen forgiepes baboe
onmooet Mgerbrngsminfilter 8eter-
ion Ell Bonoe ON at paatage Zig
bette &berD. 8eterion Bar bebolot
ifH 8ortefgIie SET ME Miiniiiitterium.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
aaffefoppen TOM @ejrprofet.

Gil Maturforifer / @alencia paa.
ltaor, at en- Sop &affe u0mprfet goot
fan bruges iom @eirprofet. Gutter
er iom befien0t / hi @rao mootage-
ligt for Gugtigbeo = oct er rbpgre.
Hopiif", lom 9i6enFaben flyer. Ser
.paa bpggebe ben iponife Gorffer fit
5origg, at bptIfet ban orog fglgenoe
5lutninger:
Soar man la6er Sufferet oplble fig
ganife roligt u6en at rere ON / aaf,
fen, iaa tiger Der 2uftblerer / 8ei-
ret. 9anner bisie ct 5fum miot /
asoppen, iaa tan man beitemt gigre
&egning paa barigt flart SER. Get
ter 5fummet fig 6erimo6 rl1not laHss
me0 4anten, iaa bIiber set @egnbeir,
og letter BET fig melIem Mioten %
Ran0en, blibr 6et uIta6igt Ber.
Sf,,u1uet ,16en at oele fig ben
til ct enfe1t Bsnnft ! Ranoen, laa
Tan man perfe 6anffe li6t @een. ga.
.ro1nptret ifaI altio femme operens
meo bisie 9egn:
99u fan 2pierne 10 Ielp fori6ge, ON
BET poster ogiaa foe bore gg1e, bbor
geirliget e onoerleoes enc ! Spa
nten..s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
.4


Set CT III o111trent ct baIpt Mar
iioen Der begge aongresiens 61lie.
blep freItiot Get FER gIooet tioIi-
gere omfalte 2ouforilag ON Megule=
ring al Sobrifation al Jsoeparer.
Selatet par fife laltge ON at peota-.
sc 5orIlaget, meo enoel 9gn0ri11ger.
ira Den %opri1oelige Jorm, melt SUI.
let bar iffe bt0til unoet fig foran-l
.leoiget til at ful0enoe MrbeiOet me0.
BET: Sniet itoar Der %Iigeoberfor
@%1tnoifabens SrR, Der iom befien0t
:groer paa goDt % oil0t. Set De6, at
Mmerifonerne Mor pm Mor nDoer Ell
Mosie @ift % 6orfulif1inger peo
f~abrifsmpsligt tilbere0te 2epne0s-
mibler, og at Ser er almin0eligt og
gploigt &rab paa Srbni11g pe0 2npz
gibning al Sabrifationelt.. Sor iaa
piOt er 5tillingen flor nof. 9g 6et-
tie 4raD frenlnttes nteb 1%misfiel1oe-
Zig 1poeligbeo fife blot al 5orbntge=
re, men pgIaa al Sc Sabrtfanter al
laa0a11ne garer, Ser fife giper fig al
meo at forfollfe. Men paa sen an=
ben SIDE itoar Ser aperfor Be Son,
gresmenD, Ser life bar 11oget ino6 at
tjene to &errer, mar Ser fan tienes
fist efstra oerbe0, en- 2obbp, ser boil
oes af ben @erifare al Sabrifonter
2an0et oper, bpis 6ortieneite iarligt
fommer at Be 6orfalifainger og ilette
garer> Sc benDtter fig al. .5pgrgsz
maalet er nil, on Golfets eller Sob
bpens S11teresier ffal gaa al mes
5ejren. Gor Sioen er Ser melt l1o=
iigt til Set iiolte, iao Sorilaget life
oil blipe gjennemfgrt | 0enne 5am=
ling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
-MEDIcINER,s

) En- Kvinde skrev for nylig
til os, at hun like Wide kobe
SCOTS Emulsion mere, fordi
Diet kostede formeget. Hun
kunde kobe anden Medicin bill
.ligere. bet er DEF. gamle Ord
sprog ON igjen, AT spare paa
Skillingen og lade Daleren
gaa''. SCOTS Emulsion koster
mere, fordi den er mere Verd
.koster mere at frembringe. vi
.knnde fnemstille SCOTS Emul.
sion billigere we'd at BRUCE min.
DIRE Ole, beh0vede like at
we're saa omhyggelig we'd Til.
lavningen Q. s,;v. Menshvis "a
gjorde Diet, Wide SCOTS Emul:
sion like vare den Fuldkom-
menhed, som den er Dag.
saeoTrr4sBow.anu1z 9 Pear1street NevYorEl:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
g m 6 e II /.

Sen &onal Sc Joreneoe Stater for
pootoget Jig at grape giennem 2ano=
tangen be0 Hanama oil blibe ct al
Be itprite Observation-Disclosures
&er6en bar let = foruoiat at Sen BIZ
Der grapet. Ser er o6ifilligt lom
tD0er poo> at lelpe Sanfen ON at on=
lGgge &ul1alen bar megtige Mo6=
%Ita11oere, ser intet forlgmmer for at
iorpltrre Sen. Nu bar &unalen / le=
re Nor pnret / Sc Jor. 5taters 8e=
Iiobelle, iaa meget lom ser er grapet
al Sen, og Ser er erbberbet alt oct
2onb Ser bebgbes for at realiiere 2es=
ieps itore &lon. Ser ct foitet oo=
lfillige Millioner poa forelgbige &la=
11er eg Mrbeioer, nogle @unore0e
Mennelfer bar ollere6e lat 2ipet til
/ set llunoe &lima, fpr Be ianitgre
6orbol6 blep laale0es oronebe, at
Menneifer fl1nSe lepei &onol3onen.
Og 6og CT man life lDnoerligt l9r=
gere ioag eu0 SEN Sag 3onen og &a=
1Qle1 blep fipbt al Banana o1
Gronlfm9n0ene. Mor er life ergang
naoet laa otbt, at man bor faitilaaet
Ell beltemt Sppe, 5lule- eller &apflaz
Defa11al. Sou er 8unoliagen otter
trernme / Jorbunosienatet, Ser bar
facet set &perb en6eligt at afgigre
Sppen, noget man forreten fful0e
antage nermeit bnr6e oDerlaoes til
ct lagfpn6igt llopalg. Sg efter ali
bpao Ser foreligger, itpreS Ser / &c
natet ben imob Ell en0elbs Sorbano=
ling, ser bar mi11oft liae faa goo l1b-
ligt til at lgbe no / 5anbet lom til
at bringe &elultat. ut set anarifan=
ffe 6olf og 8erbens ~iefarenbe Matio-
Tier gnffer &unalen er Hart NOT, men
ser er bisie &r9fter Ter / 2an6et, JON
arbeioer imoo sen. Sci er 6e trans
fontinentale Sernbanez&ompagnier
ser / &analen ier en- farlig @onfur=
rent. Naar 1na, mi pe0, at Sor<
bu~n0sienatet / lange Sii6er bar b9ret
bope6iogelig Salergr og 8irfefelt
for Sernbaneinteresierne, iaa bar
man Der 5orfloringen for oe en6els-
lie l1oiettelier. Oct bill formo6enlie
gao meo 6enne Sag iom me6 Sern-
baneIobgipningen: Senotet forbaler
Iige til set bliper tbunget til at tage
Mffpre beo at Der banner fig en- lna
itnrf offenIig Mening, at BET lite bo-
Der at mobiptte fig ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
Gen rusiilfe @epoIn
ton.

Sen politilfe llboifling, Ser / Dis-
1e Gage f%oregoar / Mltslo1D, pg JONI
meo mcgen Sl1tcresle betragtcs al
bele sen ciuiliiere0e @eroen, CT il,tet
onoet eno 8eggnoell en til sen egen-
ll1e 9feunll1tiou, Ser Ifol beltelnl1e
Muslanos puli1ilfe Jrcmtib. Sc
&or1pe, Ser Diotil or forgooet, frpg-
tcll9c % rpltelloe lon1 Sc bor p1ret,
bar ret helet fin pGret 6orpoltfGgt=
llillNer mellen SC forlfjellige arGfter,
Scr 0ipr Jig 0juloen0e / Oct r~l1siiIfe
Gtotslip, set biotioige 5totsltDres
Gespptlsnle ug mere eller millOre ru=
oifale 6ribeosbeltrGheller Mlt ga
Gplfet bar iooetslnocl / ~2ougipnings-
orbejoet, altiao er onerflenbt JONI cit
Iuftpr, Ser 1or &et til at tale me01
fur1ller Sen egenlige &epolution, ser
1fol fnre iuO / Ell ny 9gro for set
mrotigc 93ige. 5pgrgsn1aolet, joni
/ pisle Gage fremltiller Jig meo al
pnlfcIig SfarpDeo er, ont &egieringen
pul9er Ell fre0elig &epoll1tior, Ser ct
boleret paa Ell Sampirfen n1ellen1
s(on1iniitrotion og 6plferepra ieltta-
tipl1 pao 2obens @run6, eller Sen
nulger en- blooig Smppltnil1g. 9fe=
gjerilrgcl1 er allerebe gaaet iaa pi0t,
at Set CT 1tmu1ligt for Sen otter at to-
&c lil1c Snorpmmelier tilboge. Sorz
ipger SEN bette, er SEN blo0ige &epo=
luton life lel1ger Ell truen0e Nulig-
Aeb, men SEN ct limpeltbe1 l%tr11ogaae-
Zig. Sc iioite Cages &e mellem
Gpnn1o % @5aren og bans &aaogt=
pere CT Set iio1te Grin / Spergangeln
til Ell M Singenes Silltanb / Nus-
lon6. Sm 6enne 1faI forbes at 8lo6
eller al 6ren1fri0tetS Morgenrg6e
blioer set @5orenS Spgabe at beltem=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
. urbonf % sc ennef e
& p s EN-

S California liO0er Ell Won6 oe0
Nsapn 2utber 8urbanf, Ser me0 &ette
bar purtoet geapn lom Ell al bore Da=
ges Erol0man0. @ans SrDlleflrnlter
beltaor life / at %frem6ringe 11oget al
illtet, men T al uensartet Materiale
at frembringe uoget, Der bar 96lere
@genifaber ems Set, Dporaf set er
%fremfpmmet. Set er l9rligt Ylonte=
aplen fbo11 Dar faitet Jig oper, og Be
&eiultater ban bar opnaaet beo
@%rposning, l10palg og Silpasning er
pi0nn6erlige. Sn1i0lerti0 er set life
Ylantelipet alene ban Dar fin Spz
m9rfiombe0 benben0t paa. Sglaa
Dprelipet og ganlfe iarlig Menne=
f%felipet i sets Sorbolo til Sorplant-
ming og lt6bifling bar / ben ienere
&io peret @ienitan6 for bans Sort
ming. S Ell Mrtifel ban nDlig bar fire
bet | Century" benle6er ban Sp=
mprfl ombeben paa ben forl1n6erlige
2igbe6 ser CT mellem Blante= %
Menneifelioet / 6ets forifiellige Ito
piflingsfoier. @an1fe ligelom Ser
be6 4rposninger mellem forifiellige
garieteter al Manter fan fremfomme
bioun6erlige Mellemformer, Ser me6
pas1en6e Hleie Tan gipe forbaplenoe
&elultater, laaleoes maa Der egiaa
beb en- ifienlom 4rD6Sning mellem
Menne1feracer eller Matio11oliteter
h1nbe opnaoes be6re Mennelfemate-
riale emo set, ser I'LL efsi1terer. Men
arp0sningen er f,.n oet fprite @friot.
Sm &eiultatet ifol blibe ti~lfreositil=
lenbe, mna sen 11pe 5l9gt, Der Tabes
ao SEN Sci gipes Sc beoit mulige
Smgipeller, og Sc al ben, Der unDel
bisie biier Ben bpielte @rao al Ho=
biting, maa l16palges til at fortlGt=
te 5I9gten, be mir1ore pellDfteoe
gfsemplarer mac 1fDbes til SIDE.
Meb &enlpn til Be Smgipelier Ser
ifal bDbes Sen npe Slegt, ba maa De
ppre gan1fe ou6erle6es noipgte eno
bpoQk Ser bleb buot NenneifebeOen
biotil, og bette piloe giqloe boaoe
nooanneIlen / 5foler, Snonitrilipet,
2opgibni1gen, fort iagt alle 2tbSfor=
bolo. Mapnlig pao 5folelnoerpis=
ningens Omraabe maatte berIfabes
Geform, erflarer 8urba1f. SSntet
8arn, erfl9rer ban maatte ie Bet
sSnore al ct 5folebus, inben set bar
10 Mar qommet, Solifin og ri 2uft
(ifuloe bore 8arrefs 5orret, og al
fnnitig 8ripning / &nnolfabstileg=
mac banlpis. Sbao @eationa-
Iitets=@rDosning angaar fnnoe oct
maofe NOT baoe fine 8anifeligbeoer
at faa Sen inofgrt efter ct be1temt
5pltem. Derimoo er Ser ingen SpiDl
ON, at oen antpoe6e &eform / 8brn5
5foleunoerpisning og alminoelige
2ibsforbolo fun6e birfe aoifilligt
Igobt ogiaa meo ben 5legt Ser nj,
efsiterer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
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#SgfeDe S9ltre!
afplge mootogen 9friDelie fra
2oge go. "a i sal Jruleiisco bar 10
Sreoieoele (75) al 2osens 9gltre
speo ben ltore l1lpffe, iom romte
Spen ben is. 9lpril, miltet alt boo
De eiebe:
lltloertegneoe tillooer Jig oerfor at
no lenoe oenne &unoifripelie meo 9ln-
INCOMING on Sialp for bore baarot
6etrGngte 5pltre / 5an Troucisco %
Sn1egn.
9gitre! Soet hi u0ienOer oette
Spraab, er set Dor Sperbepisniug,
at en6per 2oge bil bepilge ct @elgb
al lin @asie % tillige u0nGpne Ell
aomite for Sr1oiamliug Of Bi0rus
t6la11Dt 2ogeas Weolemmer. Stuff
paa, fjGre 5gltre, at etbbert 8i6rag,
tibet eller itort, pil biOrage til at
linOre Ben itore Mp6 iblan6t bore lau
buar6t biernlpgte 5pltre 0erlt0e | Ga=
%lifornia. SEQ et &ataltrofe iom
benne, lom ri baaber al0rig mere lfal
%il10trnffe, CT set etbbert Mennei fes
Hligt at biGlpe, mel1 naar Ser laa
iblanot Sc Mp0lioenoe fin0es 0onlfe
Men6 og &pin6er, iom hi fal0er
9rp6re og Spltre, 81 er Bligten sob,
belt, for iaa oiot ri for ll%6enforitaa-
enoe bill beb0e &etten til at bore
Mopnet uGonif 9biter og @ro6er".
Ga hi life bor foaet noget beitemt
at bioe ON, til bpem &ialpen for 81
ltrene berthe oirefte fam ien0es, bar
Mojoriteten al ltn0ertegneoe bellut'
tel, at Sc in6fomne @i6rag fan len0es
til Spiteri omfl1 Sper-&as lerer,
@ro. 8. 8. Mies, 245 Stiff MDenue,
Clinton, Soma, iom bill fpittere for
Sc mootogne 8eleb. @pis, @iperne
gnifer set, bill 2oge1s og bpert en-
felt Meolems Mopn blipe befienotz
gjort / forifiellige 6anife 84aoe.
Meo lproeles Mgtelie
Mrs. &enriette Gopion, Sper=Bre=
1iSpnt 0ocf Hor 2S7. Clinton. ga.
Mrs. Gotbarine Soft, Sper=@icepra-
li6ent, 5649 Cottage @rooe Mpenue,
Chicago, ST.. Mrs. 2olra Meller,
Oper=Grultee, $50 60. @aibtenatp
Mper11e, Chicago, Sll. Mrs. Metba
&anien, 0per=Srultee, 1904 ST.
teentb @treet, @ocine, isis. Wrs.
Sophie 9ouritlen, SperzSrultee,
1916 5ourtb @treet, Mlameoo Sal.
8. 8. &ies 9ber<&osierer, 245
Stiff Mpenl1e, Gltnton, Soma, 8. 90.
@offenb1ao, 0per<S efretarA IS
6omler 9treet, Chicago, Sllinois.
Set bemprfes, at 2ogens Sail mes
ollie 6ers @jen6ele ct br9r6t. Seq
er at Sen efsefl1tipe &omite bIepen
beororet til at ien0e 2ogen frit alt,
bpao sen bebgper for at fortiptte fit
Mrbej6e.
8. 81. &offenbla6.
Chicago, SEN II. Moj. 1906.