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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-11-30

Copper company, composing at this
time a portion Of its possessions in this
camp. The price for this group has
not been stated, but the stockholders
Of the old company received their pro
rata during the day. The Ely Mimi
and Milling company was composed Il
most entirely Of Salt Lallers' and II
has been in existence for about seven
years.
/. D. Mcdowell, a mining engneer
of Reno, is expected here tonight to
ioin the staff of the II. K. Wheeler 90.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-11-30

upon the recognized board of directors,
but it is understood that Mr.. Creighton
will resign ON his return to town and
that another man will be elected to
take his place on the board.
These changes, it is said, are salts
factory to the retiring officers and the
stockholders.
''The struggle is over and we are in
control, said Mr.. Ellis Il think the
settlement was satisfactory to every
body.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-11-30
EIy Consolidated
Is Locking Well

One q the BEST indications Of the
manner in which the properties of the
Ely Consolidated company property Is
opening up is found in the fact that
CLAUS Jeldness was compelled to "lre
to the New Yorl, Offices for stock to
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-11-30
Bonds IS Claims
To Salt Lake People

Louis Nonsseiletes, through Walker
& Borman, has bonded the Rodrigues
group of nineteen mining claims and
six adjoining claims, about two miles
north of Lane City, to Salt Lake people.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-11-30
Ely Mill & Mining Co.
Winds up Its Business.

The affairs of the Ely Mining and
Milling conpan,y were wound up Mon
day, in Salt Lake. The organization
was one of the pioneers of the Ely dis
triot, and its properties recently passed
into the control of the McDonald-Ely
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09
Sherman And His Escort
Spartanburg Journal.

The ornamental distinction between citi-
zens OF this republic and citizens OF empires
and monarchies, is that here each tub is ex
pected to stand on its own bottom, that how.
ever high man may rise In the service OF
his country he cannot transmit the privileges
i'm munitles and honors OF office TO his IA m iy,
II George Washington had had SOD, he
would have taken his place as ain Ameri-
can citizen with no rank or title except that
he was the son Of an illustrious iather. He
would under the law have occupied the same
place as the most obscure citizen. He would
have TO make his own mark or else march
In the Tear ranks.
And the same Is true OF General Sherman.
as his - Re4e ee prssss sets
until they won their spurs by individual
effort. Neither the taint nor the title is
traISmitted ip this country. That Is one
expedition Of one Of General sherman's uons,
q Catholic priest who is marching from
Chattanooga TO the sea, over Sherman's ia-
nous or Infamous march, under military
csc ort, as q fool enterprise.
We are glad TO see that the war department
thprity for furnishing the escort. They say
thai II soldters, are guarding the Quixoite
Father, General Pavall is alone Irresponsible
The least said about snert.an's rsi4 the
better for the 'sputation Qf Americans arm, It,
was the trail OF the torcn and the a. saBsin.
Il violated all recognized methods Of civilized
waYf2-e, but II Is forgotten DOW. Atlanta
forgave Shsrman If the South never could
and Atlantis bangs aiied him. But even this
yniled States soldiers u these pfplhg fimel
Of peace, Is too much fol. Atlanta. il is ar
upwarrauted reflection on the South ns wei
as pervisiop OF the dpties OF American SOL
diers and a miseonespton Of tRe importance
and station ofShermal a sGn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09
anyRd by Dynamite.

Sometimes. flaming city is saved by
dynamiting a space that the fire can't
cross. Sometimes, cough hangs on so
long you feel as if nothing but dyna-
mite would cure it. q. IT. Gray, of Cal,
houn, Ga, Writcs;'' My wife had very
aggravated cough, which kept her
awake uights. Two physicians could
not help her. SO she took DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, which essed her cough, gave
har sleep. and finally cuyed her. "
Strictly scientific cure for bronchitis
and LaGrippe. At Speeds Drug
Store, price SOC and $l.0Q; guaranteed.
Trial bottle free.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09
Farmers Union,

On last Saturday the members OF the Far
mers Union gathered In the Court House TO
hear from Mr.. Mahaffey OF Williamson.
Mr.. Mahaffey is q good speaker for one who
has not made speciality Of speaking In pub
lie, and what he had TO say was listened to
with the kseneSt interest
The burden OF bis speech was organ ization
and cooperation on the part OF the farmers.
After the speech Of Mr.. Ashaffey the Union
went into secret session.
The following delegates were appointed to
attend the meeting TO be held at A nderson
looking forward TO permanent State organi.
cation:
8. p Pressly, Hillville Union.
p. A. Cheatham, Abbeville Union.
A. F. Calvert, Hodges Union.
James Gillian. Sharon Union.
The Farm ers Union ts still alive and grow
ing. Soon there will be State organization.
and while 1t Is not springipg up like mush-
room II Ia nevertheless making good head.
way. It is here and heie to stay. II you are
not q member get In line and become one at
the very first opportunity. Its to your ad-
vadtage.
Any one who sslopgs to the Union will be
welcomed at the meeting In Anderson, and II
you have an opportunity you can gather q
world Of entbusiasm by attending that 10 eet.
tns> Anderson county Is taking the lead and
torsip9 right ahead. The farmers ere In good
sbape and arc getting what they want.
There are gQOq many In AbbevilIe who
nust see the good that Will accrue before they
will enter, II they wouid attend this Apder
son meeting they would not have to walt an y
longer. Let's get In line.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09

The South Carolina branch of the
Farmers Educational and Co-opera-
tive Unions main objects are to teach
farmers that one good farmer in any
community is power for good, and
that two good farmers united have
double the power for good that one
farmer has, and that 100 farmers united
for good has 100 times more power than
100 farmers not banded together, apd
when YOU extend this calculation to
half million or more good Southern
farmers you not only have powerful
organization to teach Southern farmers
how to produce profitable crops, but
YOU have in this same organization the
wisdom and knowledge as to what
would be equitable prices for our
Southern farm crops, and also the
power to make those prices on our own
products and get 1t. The Farmers
Union teaches the farmer how to turn
the profits of his labor into the produ-
cers' hands by protecting each others
interest through organized efforts. We
teach the doctrine of equity and fair
dealing in everything; we put forth
the principles Of fairness in all things
as our first offerings and when fair
ness is not accepted by our opponents
we then propose to enter the arena of
the cotton trade with powerful horn
ed cotton bull that has the power to
toss any cotton bear over the hurdle
fence.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09
f%-r5s7--
Not ieaS Rich AS Rockefeller.

IF you had all the wealth of Rookie
felier, the Standard Oil magnate, you
could not buy a better medicine for
bowel complaints than Chamherlstn's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
The most eminent physician can not
prescribe q hettef preparation for colic
and diarrhoea, both for children and
adults. The inform success of this
remedy haa ahown 1t to be superior to
all others. 1t never fails, and when
reduced with water and sweetene6, is
pleasant to take. Every family
should be supplied with it, Sold by
C. A. Milford Abbeville s.. G. and
IH. NJ. Young Due West s, G,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09
Our State Farmers Institute

We would like to remind all farm
ers' organizations, as well as every In
dividual or unorganized farmer In
South Carolina, of the fact that these
farmers institutes held in different
sections of the State, as we'll as the
State Farmers Institute held annually
about August at Clemson, are becom-
ing of more and more Interest to farm
ers each year; the profits to farmers
derived from intelligent, practical and
scientific discussions at these institu.
tions upon the everyday subjects of
farm life and farm topics in taking
hold upon the minds Of the more pro-
gressive farmers of the State.
Now, these farmers institutes are
Iust as good or just as poor as the far
mers of the State make them. II the
farmers will come to all agreement
in any kind of concert of action as to
what speakers they want and the kind
of subjects they wish discussed at these
institutes, the authorities in charge OF
these institutes would gladly give the
farmers Just as good service and IS
much of it on any line that the farmers
may choose according to the facilities
at hand.
Our Farmers Union bureau column
is at the disposal of the farmers for
open and free discussions as to the
subjects that are of most interest to
farmers at present.
It will be remembered that last sea-
son the Farmers Union made q formal
request through our organization that
the South Carolina Experiment Sta
ton take up the Aldrich system Of
planting corn and cotton in the alter
ate double row system and compare
results by actual tests by weights and
Observation-Disclosures by looks of the
crops or opinion-and this experiment
has now been inaugurated in their .ex-
pertinent works for term OF years,
which no doubt will give the farmers
great deal of valuable Information up
on these important crops based upon
carefully made comparative test. We
here propose that the farmers now
take up Mr.. WILLIAMSBURG theory of
stunting corn and the side application
of fertilizers along through the grow
ing season, anh be sure to have these
comparative tests repeated. several
Times upon ulueTeuG sollS duu tue
area M easured and the crops weighed.
The public minds now too exacting
to take mere opinions derived from the
LOOKS of the cropsi we must have the
ACTUAL figures, and repetition of com.
narrative tests to confirm the value of
any test.
As Clemson's Experiment Station is
we'll equipped for this work and has
the funds in pay for it, We ask the
farmers to make the formal reques
through their orgaization for Clemson
Experiment Station to take Up this
stunting corn question.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09
State Farmers Union.

Bear in mind the State Farmers
Union will meet at IL noon at Ander-
son, 8. c., Thursday, May 3lst.
Our Anderson County Farmers Un-
ion brethren are a thorough-going,
lively, substantial and good looking
set of farmers. See to it that every
County in the State strives to send
even better representative body than
Anderson does. Anderson County
Union men can take care of q large
delegation from the State, and No doubt
q large delegation from every County
in the State will make fine show and
impression for the good of the organi-
zation in a way; but for good work In
organizing State Union and, espe-
cially formulating rules, constitution,
and bylaws, just few of the best
business men in each County is a bet
ter working force than large number
of rattling, foundering position hunt
ers.
Don't forget that cliques, caucussea
and wirepullers are the prime disinte,
grating mills that grind down the
strength Of any organization.
When you leave home for the State
Uuion prepare yourselves with your
best resolutions for the good of all Un-
ion men, and at the same time prepare
your temper to receive defeat like q
man with lots of manhood about him;
then 1t will be easy for you to live up
with the majority for good to all.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09

He has an unusually Large Stock Of Silks
for Waists and Dresses, Taffetas, Radium and
Japanese, and at prices lower than they have
ever been before.
There is no end to the quantity and styles
of coIored Wash Fabrics, in the most beauti-
full designs ranging in price from 5 cents
yard, All the Ladies are specially invited to
call and see the splendid assortment OF
Batistes, Lawns, Mus|ins and Organdes that
are now on sale at Whites Dry Goods Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09

L. w. White has a most attractive line of
India Linens, Persian lawns, French lawns,
white Batistes, Nainsooks, Mulls and other
oIssseas
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09

White Goods of all kinds for Waists and
Skirts are very saIeabIe and were never
cheaper nor more beautiful.
As to Laces and Embroideries we are un-
able to do them justice and can on y ask the;
Ladies to call and look at them. #
Suffice it to say the assortment Of both is !.
larger than ever and their worth and beauty
are attested by the ready-saIe they are meet
ing with every day. "#.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09

a t00u I du IoCk'
A pair Of Pinohers.
A Coal Chisel.
A Bicycle Wrench.
A good Hammer.
Assorted Lengths Files.
All Kinds Of Hinges.
A Wire Clothes Line.
An 8 bar Curry Comb.
A 8 piece Garden Set.
2 full size Garden Trowels.
A Pop Corn Parcher.
& Dinner Bell.
4 boxes Carpet Taoks.
A good size Ouspadore. "
Metal and Wood Sifters.
Towel Arms, Wood and Metal.
1000 Sheets Toilet Paper.
Photograph Racks.
Potatoe Slioers.
Lanterns and Globes.
Egg Poaohers.
Tin Collanders.
Graters--ext large.
Muffin Pans.
A Never Stick Cake Pan.
A 2 qt. Agate Cake Pan.
A Large Wash Pan.
A Large Tray.
a full line Of Bath Room spe'
cialties.
A China Cup and Saucer
A China Gravy Bowl,
IA 10 inch Flat Dish,
A Syrup Pitcher.
4 Nice Tumblers,
A l6 inch Glass Vase,
A Macbeth Lamp Chimney.
A Pretty Picture.
a Picture Frame.
A l qt. Pitcher.
A Lamp.
a Nice Mirror.
A Hair Brush.
4, Cakes of Soap.
4 Tea Tile,
A Paint Brush.
; A Gan of Paint.
A Wash Board.
Wood Bread Trays.
A 4 qt. Tin Bucket.
A 10 at, Dish Pan,
Z And a pound Of extra Fine Candy
|: DARGAN'S
!: !: 6&1QcStor{
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09

~H~ ~N~NN
Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union,

Communications for this column should be
addressed to j. G. Stribling, Pendleton, 8. Q.
ANAH%%~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-05-09

White has Just received q new sto OK
white and colored msttings.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10

Sglaltosrne. gsieest ll,ttsoe rreo
.et1. ssaaag- og GpmnaititfeH bporpaa
Der afbolotes en- 5eitmiooag for 400
Deltagere ! 8pens Soriamlingsbus,
.bpor rabnlig 2an6brugets Mano
bapoe 0r0et. aongen, Rronprinien
% forifiellige Sslanoere taffeoe for
De Saler, Der blep bolot for benz.
On Aftenen fprte ct grtratog So So.
lGnoerne tilbage til @igbenbapn,
bpor &igsoagen nalte Sag, sgn6ag,
gap en- Mi06ag til oeres sore / 600
Seldom @alaet og ON gftermiooa-
gen % aftenen Teit pua sfoosborg.
Sm Manoagen fgrte ct Grtratog
after Sslanoerne us fra @pe1r, til
ajpge og til set itore uSrifolium"
M1ejeri ne0 &asleb. Sm gftermi0=
oagen 6eltog Sslen0erne / ct megtigt
5olfempoe | 8illesborg Sfop> bpor
@pjifoleforitanoer M%erregaaro fra
Seltrup talte for Sslan6.
81 lfal nelte uge meooele mere
ON Sslanoer=Soget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10
Maar 9iiciplinen mandler.

Si6ite Sen6ag Mften in6traf cit
frDgtelig lllpffe UNDER SEN ipanjfe
&Dit, t6et en- ll6panorer6amper .11=
oerpeis til Spoamertfa, mes mango
Sunore6e &asiagerer omboro> pes en-
tell Manepre fra &apteinens SIDE
lgb paa ct Sfar og ianf, og omtrent
300 Menneifer milte6e 2tpet, mango
al Dem unoer en- raienbe &nnnp for at
fonme / 8aaoene. 9(f 1pao 9lrt 6en=
ne Scamp bar paret les beoit al, at
alle Sfficererne paa &apteinen ner,
Der me11es at bape begaoet Selpmor0,
og bele 8elntningen blep re66et.9en<
ne &ataltrofe CT ct mt 8epis for Sen
STRENGTHENING, at Sc romanife SOL
feIlag bliner baorlige Ggmnn6, for
ot 6e fife far Selpbeberifclje nof til
at UNDERTAKE Jig 9iiciplin. Spulpf-
Fer inotrGffer for olle Motioners
Sfibe> men er Ser M1lligbeo for &es=
ming, bliper 6en11e ganlfe onoerle0cs
u6npttet poa Gfibe, ser bemo1oes at
ongeliartife Spmeno, Ser er fig oez
res Mnipar bepioit operfor &oslage=
rer> iom far betreet Jig til Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10
@enrif Sbiens Miuoe os @cors
4ran1cs.

Set bar Daft Jorbabielie / Dele
SEN literere @er0en, at 8rofeslor
@eorg 8ranoes nogle faa Tiger efter
@enrif Sbiens 9eo far offenliggiort
8repe fra og til SEN ofoe6e 9igter al
ben Mrt, iom ellers regnes for at
bere til ltret1g neutrality-suspicious..
Sbien bap6e paa fine f%orbol6sbis
gomle Gage = bar bar 6a ODER go
Star - fattet en- BARN &ierligbeo
for en- Is Mar ga11mel 9itrigerinoe,
Ser %beipareoe bans 6elelier. 9ette
reiultereoe / en- @orreipon6ance, bpis
0r6 pioneoe ON 6eleliernes @arme,
men iom opberte temmelig brat, bit
NOT beo Snoflp6elie af &%erioner, Ser
baboe tioligere &ettigbeoer bos Sig
tere1 og Ben rr1ee &ige. @e6 at Of.
fenliggidre bisie 8repe bar @eore
8ran0es frempiit Ell felt np SIDE al
ben afoeoe Digters &arafter, bpilfet
Tan bore %interesiant NOT. Men at
8ranbes mes set iamme bar l16piit en-
betpoelig Mangel paa Saft er uimo6-
figeligt, og bette ipnes 90 ogiaa at
bore Sen alminoelige Mening / Sen
Sci at Nresiert, Ser life er obiolute
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10
Hreiibentembcoct % &el9crne.

@ong efter @ang meooeles Set, at
ErGli0ent &ooiepelt ofpiler Sanfen
ON Ell treble Sermtn; og Gang efter
Gang fremfommer ltotalelier fra for
ifiellige @olo o111> at set CT ct natio=
malt Ea1lfe, at fan after ifal itille fig
til Salg, bpa6 ser ielpfggelig piloe
bore Set lamme iom at ban blep
bolgt. Spergsmaalet bliper / oenne
Gag: @pem far @eitemmeliesret
ber> oct omerifanife Soft eller 8orge=
rem &ooiepelt? @nbper 8orger bar
&et til at itille Jig JON &nnoioot for
ct gm6eoe, lom ian ottraoer. 0m
ban binder Stemmer nof til at blipe
bolgt er Ell an6en Sag. Mfen bpis Set
itore 6lertol &elgere er enigt om at
forlange Ell beltemt Mano til ct @mz
beoe, Dar ban ga Sob til at bite bette
@mbeoe fra Jig, iiGr naar @rfaringel1
biler, at ban fan beltri0e set, og ian
beo at forla6e set pe6 en- Sermins
noleb e%fterla6er life ful6iert Mrbej=
oe? Otter alt at 0emme ber Set be-
re Solicit og life SEN enfelte Mono,
ser far Set ofgjgren6e Sro at, iige /
en- iaa bigtig Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10
6Go rebprfelie.

Set er en- naturlig 6elelle at iGtte
Seorelres Min6e bpjt og prize 6eres
itore @genifaber og Dpoer. Set ltaor
/ Samflang me6 6oritaaellen al, at
oct life er 116en 8etp6ntng at famine
fra ugoot Solf". Seen 6enne SPIEL
le fprer itun0om til, at 6e0renes
gobe @jerninger o%per6ripes / utilber=
Zig @ra0; ia set 9enber, at set, iom
ltrengt taget iffe FOREIGNER at flasii=
ficeres blanot 9p6er, anbringes ser,
for at set fan falte CLANS ttlbage pao
os, 6e ltore Seores @fterfommere.
Sore &ifingefG6res &eltegierninger
fan ioale0es mes goo &et betragtes
fra mere e16 ct Spnspltnft: Sif=
fert bar Sc gooe Sebelte tapre og
nforfer6e6e, men set trroe bore, at
&eperi, &lpnoring og 5tran6brgit
bar lige iaa fraftige~9 riufie6re for
8eorifterne iom 2p1t til at u6epe
@elte0aa0. Sm Sc ollie bar / Den
@ra0 fpl0te al beie a%anoeltge Soc
aler, iom mo11 / bore Sage bill paa-
ltoa turoe .maaife ogiaa pere ct
Sfergsmaal - 0eres gooe @genifoz
Der forpprigt ufortalt. &aa famine
Mtaa6e bar man fer / Nmerifu billet
pege bes1 paa @ilgrim=IGorene lom
noget it%orilaaet / 9fetnil1g al @is0om
og 9po. SGrligt ifuloe 9grligbe0
og &eipeft for Maiteus Set bore ct
&araftertrGf bo5 6en1. 5bp. Mari=
neminilter Gong bar imtolertio forle=
Sen pe6 cit Srebrnorebeaorsfelt for
en- Strife / cit al Seem England 9ta=
tfrne bol0t cit Sale, / bpilten ban
poabiier, at bGoerltge Meno / Sen
gomle Mpmoutb &olorri meget let
funoe telles paa 6ingrene. Sociale
6%orbrpoelier, @raft> 8eltiffelIer,
G%ruffenlfab, Gla00er og Set, ser bar
enonu langt pGrre gift tenmelig frit
Gpang / Sc gamle Hilgrtmfpores
&reos, forteller ban. Sore Cages
samfun6 itaar ganlfe an6erle0es 9pjt
/ 6en &etning ems &tlgrimfeorenes
for ire &u,1ore0e Star lioen.
Set er alti6 Ell Grplt. Ser liges
iaa meget ON r6isie Ifraffelige Gi=
oer", at mani feler en- ligefrem Set
telie be0 at bpre, at Sc bar ppret
bGrre en0n1. Sro6s alt maa hi olt-
iaa 6og bore ct 2e6 / en fremaoifri-
0en6e l16bifling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10
Sra M,tslanb.

S set politiife Spill, ION / 6enne
Sis foregaar i &l1slano, og boori
Snlatien err Menneifelip | 1%lberegne<
ltgt Mntal, fer set l1o til, at G5aren,
eller rettere set bureauratiife og reaf=
tionare &artt, bpem oet for Si0en er
lpffeoes at pin0e bans Ore, bar BUM
set Set fprite Strict. Weptfertet
paa speaborg / Jinlano blep bGmpet,
ct 5orlpg / iamme &et1i1g paa SGit=
r1ingen &ronltao neo ct. &etersborg
le6 famine Sfiabne, % ct begpnbt
Mptteri paa nogle at 6laaoens Sfi@
be ontageS ligele0es at bore fpalt /
6eoielen. Mrbejoerpartiets 2e0ere
bob6e plm1lagt en- politiif General
itrejfe / 8egpnoelien af 0enne l1ge,
men Sen oil efter alt at 0pmme iffe
faa set %forbente0e Smfang, 0a slr=
bejoerne life bar &refter nof. til at
tur6e opgtpe 6eres magre 2epebrp6.
SSfffe meget oper 10000 M%rbej6ere
pil lp6e Streifeor6re = Ifj6nt bette
er cit rem @isning; / 6isle Gage IN
mes set at pere set upente6e ser D9n=
ser / &uslan0. &ompcentret far |
6e ii6lte Gage flpttet fig fra 6plt=
ningerne moo Moro ne6 til set ipoli=
ge &l1slmo, nabnlig S0esia, bpor
ser treffes efstraor6inere militere
Gorbol6sregler for at mp6e Stormen.
Sen en6elige l10gang bentes at blipe,
at g5aren oil lt0n9bne fin S11fel,
Storfprit gtifolas, til Militer=Dif
tor ODER bele &iget og ltille bele Mr=
meen UNDER bans &oman60. Mtnt=
%iteriet 5tolppin, ser TOM til &oret
famti6ig mes @iemienoelie al 9una,
biier fig / ingen @enieen6e at bore
Situationens @erre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10
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beiparer 5pergsmaalet: @pilfen
Mano iDnes &pinoerne beoit on?
iaale0es:
Mlle &omanbelte til Gro6s er Set
en- gipen Gag, at &pinoerne ipnes
be6lt ON en- Wfano, iom er lige langt
fra at bore cit Yomaoefrutfe % Ell
&omanbelt.
@n Man0, ser giper ct fraftigt og
9rligt @aan0trpf beboger &pinoerne
for fprite Gang, Sc Ter bam. gn
Mano, iom %utpl1nger1t og roligt bepn=
ger Jig / ct 8erelie, ful0t al Jrem=
meoe> og iom fife er bange for at
iptte fig peo Si6en al Sen apinoe>
ban / Semmeligbe0 tilbe0er, set er
ben Sppe> iom lettelt timber @eien iii
&oil11ernes @inrte.
9irrpbe0 og 4et6e0 er Sc jpnlige
@ge1ifuber, lom pGffer &oinoernes
Snteresie lie. 0fil0beo og ltege1npttig-
beo letter Sc alti0 Nri5 paa.
Sen Mono> JON life itoor bimmel-
foloert, 11aar Soget eller 9ompifi6et
goar fra banl, men timber poo en- o11-
Sen l(opej til at tomt1e al 5teo, Sci,
Mano, Ser 6urtigt tager lin gelut=
ming toger Nriien bjem. Gfrtloe 8e,
lllltntngel1 bore mi110re pel betgnft,
laa tilgibes oct bam let; er Sen flog,
6%el1n0res ban.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-10
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