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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07
@u mbpsaelia Tejltaeelic.

WI VtJluDe1Ie. y
Tpngs1et ! 8ilibio .paa 9en 2u5on,
Ybilippinerne, er ser nDlig 6po 10
Sanger, Der bor i%n6pooe6e meo e1
@olera-9erum. Set bite fig imioler-
tbs beo Gbouftion al 2igene, at Sc
bar lmitteoe meo 8ploepelt. Disie
8aclller ct binan6en iaa. Zig ! no
ieenoc. at BET meiten CT umnligt al
ifjelne 6em fra btnanben, og Oct a,:,
tage3 oerfor, at De @las, | boilte
@enfnlhurerne. opbepores peo en-
Seiltagelie er blebet forbptteoe So
boratoriet, ianofpnligDis al en- ms.
gierrig 8eiggenoe, Tom bapbe bGre1
oerinoe mems DperlRgen, 81.
.Strong> life boz. tillteoe. Ser fau
life anle9ges @traffeiag moo Dper.
Ilagen for: bette men ban oil bltpe
np0iaeet til at tage Mffeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07
Jno6omne 8iora9!
til Gbas 9pr6anbt-: % !Snitrn, 4n-
iin, .Seras.

Com set -bil erin0re5 re4ttte0oes
fer / 8la0et / @lutnntgen al Sep.
TENDER fra bette 8labs ltbgiber en-
0pfororing iii 8ublifum ON al
itptte ct per6igt trengen6e, gammel1
banf @gtepor neoe i .Geras, Der
iom Gplge af~ ~Mloeroomsipeffelie
iaa Jig noe al Stan0 til at tiene til
oct 6aglige 8rp0. Nogle faa 8i=
brag er TONNE in6, men set f1n6e
langt> lungt bgjere @rab bore gnife=
ligt, ONT 9anitc- Der / 2an6et bil0e
blioe opmGrfiom paa, bbtlfen goo
@ierning Sc fer fltnoe l16pDe be6 al
gipe ON emo maalfe Inn en- lille
SfGrp bber TO-: Zig til bette im11ffe
Gormnal.
Ser er ber A%1ue6uing til at trG.
Sc til me6 li6t gtptte til et~gammelt
9ggtepor: Der bor fp1npet aapdr6t
for at boloe Zig ooen Gun6e, men
lom MI logger UNDER / &en. 9;
bar iaa meget mere @rnn6 til at
folnmc Dem til &iGlp. iom DorbQnot
bar bcret mes / @amper for bort
gantle 6G6rela,,6, og oct bar / oen=
tie &rig ban pdaorog fig Den @faoe,
Ser it6en bar herppet bam SDnet %
giort bam e%rbberbSlps.
Mopnlig MI til S11len pil ct 8i=
orog fra farliee Menneifer fer
bore paa fin Bla6s.N Set fam fem
6es 6iref!e enten til Gbas. Gorban6t
1907 8ra5os Str, Mritin, Seras
eller til 6enne 1orretnin9S @onn1or.
2ilten ODER inofomne 8i6rag er
fplgen6e:
6. @asmusien 8ub. 60. So. 9aeb.
&nu6ier, 9utcbinion, Minn. soc.
@m. Yeter}en> 8roinero, Minn. SOC.
81. s.. Billie Gpler, Minn. ST. 8.
@onic:1, Gacomo, @uib. 50. S.
Mnberien, 8%ationoille, Sal. SOC.
Rep: 8. 5enningien. giborg, g. 9.
81. 81. 80. .@cit, gentcrpille> g.: 9.
ST. Sill. $3.50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07
ct Jor11er1te gic,t1em 81 n1nltge gtnr.
%bulloreoer bor boIot Eg merfparoio'

let 1or1l1er1te gicit1em e mango Mnr.
Duroreoer bor bolot Ia 1rerfoeroio
Tonftante.
Dm feibe 8orgens @1mforoeIing
foreligger enonu lite meget naret.
Gllpene bar bRret Iagte ouen Poo
itampeoe 2ergulbe, 6oer isier bbileoe
paa ct apmrnerlnoerlag, % rraar
@Dgningen ! Gi6ens apb bar lat fig,
bar man paa NJ lagt ct 8ielfelog
meo Ser % 6erober Brp0oer.
Mlt ! alt maa oct iiges, at bette
Slilb CT aarife eneitaaeu6e ! Matio-
nalmuieets @nttater, og at oct bill be-
re Stan6 til at berige 8ioenifabben
poa utaIlige Dmraa6er, f6rit og
fremn,eit bpqo Mi6oelaloerens Sra-
bpgninger angaar, men bernait, %
fife min6it bbob set oatioige oaglige
2epeiat a1gadr;; tbi mat bur fer
fremoraget Ell ida goot Iom fnloz
itenoig 9omling al ale Sc @ien,
ltanoe, man br11gte i @pffcn, 5talo,
8agers og 8rpggers, for life at tale
ON Ben oberooloenoe 9fig6om al
8ootdi man CT itg6t paa, Ell &ig=
Som, man bilt life noget Steos /
Ger6en bar let Mage til.
Meget bar set Di6til life beret
m1ligt at frembroge ON 8orgens 81
%ltorie, men / bpert Eilialoe laa me-
get, at ben bao6e for tilbbrt &al,
0emar Mtter6ag og Gronning Mar>
gretbe. Si6lte Gang 8orgenS Mabr
neones, er / 400, 6a 9ronning
Margretbe af 8rg6rene Crit Sper>
len 2pffe og Sens Sperien 2pffe
faar 6eres &ettigbe0er / @aar6en TIL
ifp6e6e, Dronningem ser loo iao
mango M6elsborge iepne meo Soroen
for at fue MoelenS Magt, bar 6a ri.
meltgbis ogiaa la6et &%oringbolm
Mcbride eller afbranbe; 6ens Mapn
foriDin6er poa Bette Si6spunH> me-
oens; &erregaaroen Staff" imtioig
begpn6er at nap1tes, bDilfet utbiol'
JOINT tDoer paa. at .@ooiet. er tommet
in5 un6er 6en11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

men aIntifoiig mir1oresS5iifHfe forI
2ip % 2eu1n,er, botg man ifoI boloe.
lig III 5tatiitifen ODER gl11tollet al
Sernbnnellpffe1 os sen er bel Ben
iifreite Maalefof. M iaaoanne Sea.
~toitrofer er belt ul.nbgaaelige bill bel
1eppe nogen poitaa, bo leIp oet met
ombpggelige &ompagm life Fun af-.
barge ~tilfnIotgc Mariaeer for l1lpf-s
ter. Nen Ser fan ingen Spipl bore.
ON, at Der / monge EtIfnIoe bites en-
forbrpoerif operfor
set reiie1oe Hl.blifumS Enrb, % oe
itaotg / Mntul ttltagenoe Gumme11-
itpo oiD., mes Sab al @ennelfeIip til
Sglge piier, at &ompagnierne bar
meget lo9rt beb at toge 2nre al
bpa6 Ser iaa at iige bprer til &ber.
oagsbegioenbe6er,1e paa oeres 2tni-
er. &iolil er set 10 o9iaa melt ral-
minoelige Mennelfer", BET er goaet
l6 ODER.
Set er mauifc 0og at bente, at set,
Ser iiolte l1ge ifete paa 9putbern
Railiuap ne0e / Birginia, bborpe0
bette SSernbuneipltems Nreiioe,h
idtte 2ipet til, life bill bore felt l16en
gapnlige Telger bpo6 Sifferbe6en
paa Serr1bnnert1e a1tgaar. S og for
fig CT en- @orporations =Hrafi6ents
Sip life foitbarere en6 arore Men-
nelfers.. Seen Get tpr bentes, at
t1aar 5plgerne al ilet 8etiening font
mer til at gaa no ODER leloe &o1n=.
pagniernes Mciaborer, 90 bil 6eres
&olleger. tage nn6er nerlnere Oper=
beielle, bpao 6cr fan gjbres / Set
ming al 6orbe0rineer, i egen bel for
itaoe6e %perionl;ge Snteresle. Sg.
6e pbrtge 0goelige, ser betror 6eres
2ip til Ser1baner1,e, bil / iomme
@rao bpite Mntte 6eraf. Get fra
SEN SIDE bor nla11 SOB at baabe, at
Ereiioent Openers 2ip life er ble-
bet ofret felt iorgiebes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07
So SurbmnSsienatsrer.

Gen betpoeliaite Stat i l1nionen>
Nep Dorf, ct / 5orbnnosienatet, ben
melt "%opbpjeoe" Tolfeforiamling /
Sor1oet, REPRO enteret peb ct Yar SI=
o111ge, Scr fouloen at bore alt for
offGloige til at ,torette 11oget pirfe=
ligt Nrbeihc, fan glGoe Jig peo at boz
tie De pea Set nrrmeite melt almi,,-
oeltgt forogtebe MGno / 2an6el.
9asle to ga1t1le Irulttjenere bar for
ct aorStio iiben @jenitano for Ell,
1ao srun0jg Mit1uoning / Mogo5in-
. Yres len, at Sc begge fanot oct raa-
oeliglt boert Gol6 for cit 4i6 at
bragg Jig tilboae i'll Set mere lfiulte
Nripotlip. 6or &lotts &eofomuen-
De bar oette iao n1eget mere ngoben.
Digit, JONI bans 6amlieofferer bob,
De antoget EFT ret ifun6alps Jorm.
9h er Sc imi6ierti6 after buffet OBJ
pao Ben politiife Mrena og irotog i
TreongS, 90 Gcnatet lamle6es, Sc
&looler / 5ale11, lom Sc fornlelt bar
Met til at beflG6e> men JONI Sc uom=
tpiitelist peo beres bele 4orbolo bor
glort Jig niortient til. 0arlt jtilIet i
loo 9enleenoe er ga,,ife liffert Nlott,
ioet bans Moralitet, efer alt bpoo
Der foreligger, ltaar laa lobt, at set
moo ipnes beE unaturligt for Ell
Sorlamli';g at 0pn11ne M%ormon}ena=
loren 5moot fra bans 5n6e / 6enne
og lolntioig bebol0e Ell ACKNOWLEDGED
iom &loH ion Me0lem. 5tort no.
t1trligere ct SET forpbrigt beller life
at len0e &~unias=5 enatoreu 8l1rtou
til Sl1gtDl1iet cg laoe 9epe1p lom
b1otil blipe ct ueret" Meolen1. Men
5orbnnoSlenatei bor 10 aolfilIige
@nnge tioligere bit, at Set %forrnoor
at ofii Mpgeet og neoipeIge &ame-
1er> % set er ful6t 11o fopabelt at
gjere Set eaga11e til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07
S%pitsbergem.

Ser fa1 neppe 0ispltteres ON, at
SpitSbergen 10 CT ct frlt StDffe
Sa1olfo6> lom Set CT beblt at oere
1aa lo11gt ira lom muligt, nnotage11
at 5enlationa(iiter, Ser agter at gaa
til Nor6pole1 40 2uftpeien> meo
9ooe l1hltgter til at begao 5elpmoro.
Sor oisle CT S%pitsbergen iiffert ct
meget poSienoe u6gangsm.nft. Men
troos Bette er Ser l1oitgt ill., at set
9uoforlaote Son6 oppe / Ssbabet /
cit fife fern 1ren,tio fon fomme til
at lpille cit Stole JONI ct 5piltens
sGble mclieln IN 2onoe, ser netop /
9jeblltfet iffe Jet paa binanoen meb
Sc penligite Tpieller, meoens ct treo-
je 2ano, Ser manlf e life er belt uin=
tereslerct / Sc to 2anoes tibligere
Striotgbcrer, lurer / 8aggrun6en
for mulig ielp at tilripe Jig set fros=
tie Sen, lDm sc andre to fibes ON.
Ser me60eleS fra &ri1tiania, at Sen
norife &egiering bar / 5i110e at er=
flere G%ienoon1Sret oDer 5pitSber=
gen, raa @runb al Sc &l1llejer, 1om
ifal fiuoes 0eroppe, % JON far biit
Jig at bore ret Deroif1loe. 9pitsber=
gen far bi6til pGret oniet for / 6en
@rao vgooo for nothing, at intet
aono bar br1,ot Jig ON at legge oct
i1b un0er fit Gienboms=Cmraa6e
@amtioig bor eiter Sigen6e gnerige
fnnoet r0, at Set egentlig bor mere
Het til Spitsbergen eno Morge, ef-
terbt nogle ipen1fe Acknowledgement
bopoe onltillet 5orifninger ser, fbr
Mor6mn1,0e1e tom til. Sci err Ser
fur fife belt u1nultgt, at Goerige bill
fin6e eli MnIeoning til for 9pitsber=
gems Sfplo at bcgDn6e cit Sbiit meo
Morge, Ser filter. life bill bore upel=
fommen. Og Sc o8lao @l,slanb me-
ner at baDe Ell; Met til 9gruppen,
tan Ser at bette let lt6ipiabe fig en-
ganife arti9 Seq. SITE for6i ri
troer, at 6aren for Mo6sl6gpoelie
/ benne Mnleoning ct ierItgt ober=
bengen6e. men bet bil6e 0og life Doe,
re fgr1te Gong. at Sc imoa Eler bar
baltet Sc ltore Secs, om noget 1ao6oni
ifete.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

ogiaa mango S,;oianere.. Snoianere
fin0es hlar6t territories @anfierer>
&ietmun5, &latttageeiere, Tor1tr!t-
gere, Mngpporettere, 2nger, 5na-
fgrere og &e0afterer. 8labe er Die
ben trDfte bos flere al 9tammerne
paa oeres eget Gprog> men meo en-
gelife 8ogitaber. S116til for ganit"
nplig babbe Sablequa5 en- Mpi5,
uGberofee Mobccate", lom blep trpft
mes @beroteetegn> oph1none for tire
Jier6e0els Marbunbreoe itben al e.
quoDab, et Meolem al 6enne Stam=
ne.
On bdi Stang, %iinaneieit lon bel
ipm %iocialt> in6tager Stammernc5
&fb6inger (Ghiefs) = 8illiom 6.
&ogers> Gberofee; Green Mcgur=
tain, GboctaG; Nleaiant Borter,
Greet; Sobn 8rotpn> @eminole;
Donglos s. Solution, @uper11pr ODER
@bicfaiam Gtammen; / 5te6et for
~Gbici" CT nemlig rGooernor" 9tc-
len pao Gbicfaiamernes &perbobeo.
9lf a1r6re Snoianere, lon1 be6 beres
Stilling eller &ig6om ipiller en-
fremtrn6enoe @oIle / Eerritoriet, Tan
ngbnes: q. q. Mc&ellop> Greet;
Sob11 81. Sstiionz Gberofee; George
Sc. @roplon, Greet; Soc sc. 2o@oD,
Gberofee olp.
Sc rigeite SS116ionere / Sc 6orene0e
Stoter CT 6og Olagerne Serritoriet
SflabomoS norbpltlige @iprne> 1po
for&a1las % beit forGberofee=5tnm=
men. Sc CT life Blot Be rigelte ST.
6iorere, men Sc banner oglan Set IL
gelte Sanfltn6 pao Soroen, pr. SeS11=
bipi6. &enterl1e a ca. 100000,
ipnt Sc Jorene6e 5toters Neeiering
be3tprer ltr Dem, Snbtpgtcrne Il
6eres @rGsgange lamt of Ole o9
GaS belpber Jig tiliammen til ca.
$500 oE StoSei for bber Mcuo, Some
% Barn al 6e 1900 Me0lemnler III
Den Gtammen> Dnilfet bil lige 9 e.
Ter 8 @unge iaa meget pr. Samilje.
Desu0en bar mango @nfeltperi oner
in6en @tamme1, go6e Sn6tegter al
6eres @oor6e. Mf Oiagerne er fun
faa fltl6blo6s> laaleoes lom Eilfelbet
er meb nniten ollie 6e on6re Gtam-
nler> og 6eres elntal forminoifeS /
Torbol6 bbert 9lar. Com man natur=
Zig fan lutte 81 6cres &elltuno> be-
rer alle Oiager felt eller 6eIpis ciz
piliieret Dragt; to Sre0je0ele al Sem
Fan l9ie, neiten ollie taller Gngelif
90 ollie boer / cipiliiere6e SUITE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07
So4m Meranber Connie, @rofete

Sobn Meranoer 9otuie, &rofeten
/ 8ton Gitp, iiges MI at bore blebet
ml6ftGn6ig bar1oitttg. S senbag@
bolot bon en- Gale / fit @iem / 8ion,
SbIo &ouie, i bDiIfen ban erflare6e
fig ielD for en- flor &riger, Der bap.
6e .bl116et ct megtigt Slag. &ons
fao Eilbaagere Tiger at thule bans
Silita116.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

gammenlien bette 8la0s Otter.
retninger fra Set gnnnle 2anb meb
anore gla0es og pro-, ON De roget
dnoet> 5tebs fi,6er Dem fpI6igere eI.
les. mere panIibeIie-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07
Stnftet.

@jGlten;; ul1negteIig, @ammerber.
re, 8iae1 er goo, men leg bar en-
min &pl6er, Der er bebre."
8arten: aDet bar leg ogiaa.
SonGgermeiter."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07
Gn SernbanemlpHes 6slscr.

Mmerifu er Sernbdnefatoltro-
fernes 2an6. Meppe nosd on6et
SANDS Sernbater bD6er set reiien6e
3ublifllm itgrre ~8efpemmeligbe6er,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18
Well Advertised.

Certainly a tidal wave of immi-
grafton is spreading itself in New
Mexico Beveridye & Co.'S. left
handed compliments are doing
much good in the great South
west. The New Mexican says:
During the first five days of
the present month over 100 en-
tries of various kinds have been
made at the U. S. land Office here.
This certainly indicates that
homeseekers and settlers are
in this land district and
are procuring government land.
1t is an encouraging sign of the
times.w
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18
Family Pride.

A number of little girls were
boasting of the rank of their res
pective families. They had passed
from clothes to personal appear
ance, then to interior furnishings
and finally came to parental dig
nifty. The minister's little girl
boosted:
And every package that comes
for my papa is Marked D. D."
And every package that
comes for my papa is marked
M. D. retorted the daughter of a
physician.
Then followed a look of con-
tempt from the youngest of the
party. Huh" she exclaimed:
every package comes to our
house is marked C. O. D."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18
We are DOING Well.

"A Tariff for revenue only"
and an army of unemployed are
one and inseparable. Granted
that the DINGHY tariff has its de-
fects and in some respects needs
revision, it cannot be denied that
the working-men of this country
have more deposits in the saw
ing banks than ever before; and
instead of an army of unemployed
marching to Washington to de-
mand measures that would tend
to give work to the involuntary
idle, what is the condition to-day?
All over the land in almost every
department of industry there is a
demand for more laborers.
Twenty-seven thousand Mexicans
have already entered the United
States through Ell Paso, to supply
the demands of the Southwest
for laborers along the lines of
railways now under construction.
The government finds it impos-
sible to build the great irrigating
dams under contamination are
already under way, because of
the scarcity of both skilled and
unskilled workers.
It is no exaggeration to say
that one hundred thousand labor
ers are needed to-day in the Uni
ted States and its dependencies,
exclusive of San Francisco, where
one half the above number will
be needed to rebuild the city, and
where common labOrers are now
receiving $3.50 per day.
Correcting the abuses that have
grown up under the Dingley tar
if is the legitimate work, and |
more, the duty of the party in
power. !
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18
Strike OF.

The strike in the a anthracite
coal fields, scheduled for April
LIST did not materialize. And
Mitchell & Co., who had the thing
so we'll in hand, have acquieseed
in the decision of the miners
who refused to strike and the
whole business has been called
of, the miners agreeing to
continue their present scale of
wages for three years.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18

Large, comfortable rooms across the
street from the Episcopal church. four
blocks west Of the postofiice. Brick
house, strictly modem, fine lawn. hot
and cold water; also, boarders wanted,
with or without rooms. Home cooking
Call on MRS. 4. PETTY.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18

But to make any radical chang
es in the material affairs of this
country that will result in hoard
ing capital and in throwing a
million workingmen out of en-
plOyment, will boomerang to
everlasting destruction the party
that rides into power on issues
that have already been tried and
found wanting.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18

Abuse of the President and the
old cry of "A Tariff for Revenue
Only" is the order of business
with the opponents of the admin
istration in Congress.
There is no such thingas a sue
cessful denial of the fact that
President Roosevelt is doing all in
his power to accomplish the ends
he has so ably advocated during
his administration. That his
strenuous efforts have not been
crowned with complete success is
no fault of his. He has sum-
moned the legislative and judicial
departments of our government
to his aid, to correct abuses and
punish sinners in high places,
whether in or out of his party.
Could he have had his way, a just
and equitable railroad rate bill
would have been the law of the
land weeks ago. For the deter
mined opposition to his measures
he is in no way responsible.
Wherever he has endeavored to
do his duty and use his executive
power for the best interests of
the whole country, some
one has invariably interposed
with the squawk that he is ex-
ceeding his authority, and inva-
ding constitutional rights. In his
efforts at reform, the people of
this country are with him, and
with their sympathy and support
ne is going to win. He brought
his big stick down on the head of
the paper trust the ether day,
knocked the stuffing out of it
and reduced the price of printing
paper from three dollars per hum
dred pounds to one dollar and |
eighty FIVE cents.
This is an indication of what
he will continue to do if he is
given half an opportunity; and
the opposition taunt of CLAY
man" and "cOmpromiser, proves
that there still exist conditions
where partisanship is stronger
than patriotism.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18
An Equalizer.

1t seems pretty certain that in
crease of culture tends to dimin-
ish the differences between men.
1t equalizes not only the general
standard Of living, but attenuates
also even the natural differences
of sex and age. From this point
of view we look upon the
accumulation of enormous wealth
in the hands of a single man al
indicating an imperfect state o.
culture.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18

A surgeon, in the practice of
his profession, keeps his hands,
linen, hair and pocket handker-
chief asceptically clean; and every
true American ought to keep clean
from contact with every harmful
issue even in an indirect way.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18

Dry batteries and indestructible gas
kets and packing for gas engines.
43-tf KNOWLES & ROLAND.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18

All my household goods, one family
horse and buggy, chickens, ducks, in
cubator. bone grinder AID oyster shells,
for sale. Phone l37, 3 rings.
G.. R. Cameron.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18

Phone IS for coal, 81 per ton.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-05-18
Sounds Familiar.

There are still a good many
people living in this country who
remember distinctly the events
which preceded the civil war, and
it will give them a queer feeling
to have another jefferson Davis
in the United States Senate.
But that is what appears to be
certain. Governor Jefferson Davis
of Arkansas agreed with his chief
opponent in the race for the
Senate to abide by the vote in the
Democratic primaries and the
Governor has won.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13

i Droerur1en mr. Srtefte Z
1aenbauten ngenom'
Wien, IL. SuIi. Die Budget.
2OmmiffOn bes Abgeurbnstsnbauiss
bat nunmsbr, mad Ianasm sperrsn,
bic btsIumfrittsnst Gorberunger fHr
bie 8riefer 6afenbauten angenommen,
uel&e 3u ben bibisfen Hebattsr1 Mnlab
saben unb aud bic betannts 1erneb.
rnung bes ebemaItsen WiniferprdR.
benton Or. b. 2Osrber NIT f9 bra2ten.
Die 2ommHfion ipra9 absr sueisid
NIT bieiem gntf&eio ibr tisffss Be-
bauern bartber aus, baB bic Nrbeiten
feiner3eit bur9 bie &egisrung pergeben
nOrben feien, obne baB bic erforberli&s
@enebmigung bes parlaments einge'
6olt murbe unb branbmarfte btss ole
berfaFunssmibrig.
ggtatfertn gugenie.
Sf9I, IL. Suli. Die @rtaiIertr
gu9snte bon Granfrei& traf bier elm.
mo He bonn Raiier Grana Soiepb uni
Der gr3beraosin Warte Waleris besraBt
wurbe. Dor ibrer Abfabrt mad SID
bate BITE grfaiiertr foleenbes S&rei
ben on ben 2aiier geri&tet: Do i'd
benz 9obe nahe bin. 70 eriu9e Id en-,
Waiefdt. mir Welsgsnbeit 3u esben
sic NOD einmaI au feben. bamtt I'd
Sbnen ffr ale MFR ertuieie,s Greurtb'
Iidtett banierl iann."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13
Sas Nbtomm men NIT
81 beffiuien.

Berlin, IL. Suit. 9as Be.
reits beleu9tete Nbfommer @ngIanbs,
5ranfreids unb Staliens u1it MbeiF'
MEN pirb In Der prsfe nod auf bas
2ebbaftefte beipro9en. 8orberbanb
1T Is bon ben mabgsbsnben @sunltert
NIT ihBiaurer Wiene hinesnommen
tporben. Cine ben &ssisrungstreiien
na~hsfebenbe perf6n1t4teit duBerte Rf
babin, bab bas Abfommsn ni9t aui
ben pielfad erparteten enereii1en Wi.
berfano ftoBs. neil bic politit Der ofe,
men 8bhr i'm bolfen SHINE bes WOr.
tee g.wabrt let. Seutidlanb babe fid
re4tseitig einen Sanoelsbertraa NIT
Ibeifnisn sefidert, pel6er BON Dem In
&ebe febenben Mbfommei1 niat beribrl
peroe. Sieies Nbtommen let OILS nd.
tbte sra4tet tuorben, neil bic brei
Wfdate als 8rensldnoer ben Weeres3u.
gang beberri9en, inoem Nbeifnisr
felbf obne 6afen fei.
Die re2t3eitige Wittbeilung bes Sn.
balts Der N~bma4ungen bur6 Stalien
bat on hiefser maBgebenber Stsle 8e.
frieoigung berborgerufsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13
SehpermBaeu BON shmlfimbern.

CUR Seitftenung oes SebpermOeens
Der S9ulfinoer pur0en i'm perganges
men Sabre in 6annoper 1924 @olfss
f6iiler NIT einem BON prpfeHor Gobn
in 8reslau ~erfunoenen Npparat ses
priift. Sabei ersab fid, bab auf allen
Stnfen Die Sebleiftung Der &naben
grOber lit, als Die Der Mdbden. S4oH
beim gintritt in Die S9ule batten Die
Mdb9en i'm Ourdi4nitt 1.85 Meter
~penieer @ebleiFung als bie &naben.
Mls @runb bierfir nimmt man Die
Sbatfa9e ON, bab fhon i'm Dorf4ulz
pflidtisen Glitter Die MGoden mebr in
Den Stuben fiben als Die &naben, uno
audi in oieiem Nlter Be 9dftigen Tie
fi9 bereits nit fleinen 5anoarbeiten.
Die fdGoissno auf Die Sebleiftung elm
ptrfen.
lin au priifen, pb bic @nnabme
prpfefor gobns ri9tig lei. oab Die
Sunfeldugigen better fe6en f0nnen, als
Die 6e[IGugissn, tpurbe spif9en beiben
&~atesprien f9arf unterf6ieoen. @s
tpuroen auf ibre @eblsiituneer ses
priift: bendusise &naben $500, hens
Gneige MGo9en $3.50, bunfeldugise
&naben 1923, bunteldueise Mdo9en
2612. 5olsenoe Sebleiitungsn purs
ben bere6net: benGueise MGoden:
Sebleiftung 1892 Meter; buntel>
Gueiss MG69en: @ebleiftuns 1909
Weter; bendugise anaben: Sebleis
flung 1888 Meter; bunfelGugise
8naben: Sebleiftung 1867 Weter.
Sa6ur9 fpuroe Ger 8epeis erbra6t,
bab Der l1nterfdieo spifden Der Sehz
lsiituns 9ellGueiser unb O~untelGusis
ger iebr gering lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-13
Sm 3meifeL

r@ie miiFen ii9 unbebtnst bas
Miiuer'f9e Bud nMein Spitem"
faufen unb bic Surniibungen MOS
den, bic BARN gelebrt tperben. Sd
babe baburd in etnem @ierteliahr
aehn pfunb 5usenpmmen."
.Was ion ia bamit9 Sd piese ia
f1on 5tpei Gentner -
,ylein, erlauben sic NAL! Oas
rSpfem" brsmgr ale feline @nbdngsr
auf elm beftimmtes, geiunbes gtor'
malgepiht; bic Diinnen perben ffdrz
ter, bic Oiden p>roen f4lantsr.
Miiner foG einen rieiisen Grfplg NIT
|einem 8u4e baben."
500 Sea nnb mas meinen sic.
tperrl es nun erit Elm 8u4 gdb', baz
Seben auf Elm beittmmtes geiittgea
Mprmalgetpi4t brinst, mo bann biz
@efheibten biimmer unb Die Oums
men fliiser perben miibten9"
Som - ba mar i'd gefpannt. paa
sic ba piirben!"