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The Washington times., 1906-03-11
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upon the newest raincoats-
that is Of course. upon those
of cloth. Upon those Of silk and upon
the prettiest Of all-those of crepe de
chine-no trimming is applied. except,
perhaps, q piping of a contrasting col
or or 4 velvet collar-rainproof like
the rest-of just "a little deeper shade
Of its own color.
The silk coats, by tho way, are often
used for automobiling.
There's nothing radically uew-rain-
coats have become too staple a thing
Nikc rubbers and umbrellas to do
much more than oncr little conces-
sions TO prevailing styles.
Both tight and loose fitting coats
are worn. the preference given little
to looser types. which seem. somehow.
rather more in keeping with tie char
octer Of the coat.
The most staple colors are. Of
course, "oNfOrd'-that curious tighten
ing Of black with threads. or hairs. of
white--and the queer oTshoots of tan.
which may take on a greenish tinEe
or, as likely, tone 10 the darker
browns Too light a coat for stormy
weather is a mistake, for 1t spots and
stains in hopeless fashion
OF course. dark blues and green's
there are some stunning green coats.
by the way-browns and gTays. TO say
nothing of the English tweeds. are all
worn, some with collar and cuffs of
velvet emphasizing the rather indie
Unite color Of the coat an occasional
one finished with moiTe collar. the silk
treated so that il doesn't spot.
But the little silk coats made up
over a thin rubber lining win their
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
Personal Mail Bags

An institution. mighty satisfactory
Tor people who live in the country,
where mail has to be sent you, is the
use of personal mail bags.
These are made exactly like govern
ment bags, except that they are, al
most invariably, smaller. varying all
the way down to little ones scarcely
olSger than the leather school bags
the occasional small boy carries
Each is furnished with its paddock
In duly approved fashion. and with the
strong metal rings through which the
straps pass and each is riVefed to.
gether. made to stand hard usage
They're really wonderful little con-
veniences. reducing the losing or mis-
laying of mail to minimum.
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framed extensively. This man received,
at the same time a small but dainty
work of the woman
whose gift it was-framed only neatly,
but with taste
more often at the painting than q the
fine framed photograph, and ''Why?"
Because the picture Of the woman in
the gilt frame had been consciously
posed for. as consciously dressed for,
and was like all of its kind-extremely
artificial II showed little OF the graces
he admired in her. The simple little
dash of color from the brush OF friend
represented nature the painters mood,
and lot of things they had in common.
Does taste or extravaganza count?
S. II. T.
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on the outside-the square knobs which
are present on almost every piece OF
mission furniture reproduced in minia-
tuTe upon each desk piece. Caudlestick
and 1nkWeIi and ali carry out the idea
perfectly But it's a rare desk which
shows this sort of furnishing. for dull
woods, as a rule, need the lighter touch
or brass or glass Or silver TO bring out
their own beauty.
Paper weights come IN cubes Of onyx
or brass, or that nameleSs Egyptian
ware, with its beautiful green coloring-
They are finished with handles Of brass
good, strong ones. which are sunk
deeply into opposite sides of the cube.
Among the little things so useful in
everyday desk use-not the orna-
mental kinds. but little inventions that
help the practical things to be still
more practical-aTe odd aTTan gementS
of nucilage controlled in some mys-
teTi0us way that only allows the brush
to be thoroughly moist. And half q
score of other Jars boast odd-iooizfHg
tops which effeCtually shut out the air
and so prevent the paste from drying
out. as il usually does, at the very
time you need ii,
Calendars belong to the necessary
class Of things, and the most satisfac-
tory kind is in the form OF a tablet.
with each day. or week. on a sheet by
itself, and plenty Of room left upon sc
for numerous notes and euga gemeuts-
Besides ali these. there are dozens Of
more elaborate things, some with moth
ing but their beauty to serve as ex-
cuse for their taking up the necessary
space.
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Mrs. Cole to me one day.
] knew she had been taught the value
OF money by having 1t saturated with
her labor; however, ! thought her state
ment horribly practical, yet wanted to
hear her out after my usual question,
''Why?"
She continued: '1t repre3ents my
honest earnings, IN their true value. A
trinket may have a world of sentiment
about il, which cold money could not
convey TO an impractical mind, but one
takes the risk of securing a useless
thing for the receiver, and, besides, pays
for many things outside the intrinsic
value"
Yes" said. I'VE often give what
We want and receive that which is no
use or value to us I, for one. cannot
say that I care TO exchange money
where sentiment figures. I want no
ones. unless before death some good
Samaritans left me that for which they
had no further use. I'd show my appTe-
citation by spending It, as its real use
and enjoyment was perhaps never real
lied by them. 1 would aim at being
practical. however. by finding out what
those / love most wanted or needed.
WhyT Then there would be a mutuaf
eratihcation, since I would see my gifts
used and appreciated.
Mrs. Cole remarked, Most people
underyalue money. We find the too
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gravely trotting around in wooden
shoes. knitting away in characteristic
passion OF industry, are charming wash
ed in blue, like a bit of Delft china.
Just thin wash laid all over the pos
tai is enough-the printing viii do the
rest.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11

lEV HAT I most like to give
N and receive in the way of
a present is money" said
The Washington times., 1906-03-11

=
make to take the place OF the
more formal winter types al
most already 10 be laid aside until fall.
One great beauty of window haugings
is the utter absence of stiffness. Yet
very full rUfles. unless they are fairly
stiff. are apt TO drag heavily and look
like punched up material instead Of
drooDing into the pretty little jabot ef-
feet that they should.
The fuliness depends q little. too. upon
whether the ruffle is to be Dleated or
gathered into the curtain. And. ~ the
way. II the curtains are likely to be
done up frequently, gather lese ruffIes
rather than pleat them on-they're so
much easier for the Iaundress to do up,
and look so much better whom done. for
the pleatlng causes creases % streaK the
WnoIe ruHie-creases which even a skill
tul Ironer can only reduce in Dtrnber
not dispense with
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Avoid Too Full RuffIeS in. VIM
dow Curtains

ONT have too fun ruffles for the
pretty little muslin curtains you
make to take the place OF the
more formal v-fotar TWAS al
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Ideas for Hand-Colored Post Cards

- OST card enthusiasts are null
- tiplying at SO rapid rate that
it is hard for new ideas and
designs to keep pace with
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

NAS@JHgS
s57 2ofomottiip,er og1,842,S7iSSern
balleppgne oi ale aIasier, Iragt %
Yaslagerpogue. GI at bolbe bette
.Moifineri Gang er Ser ct Ntanolfab,
Der iolt belpber Jig ii! 1,3S2,196
N%erio11er eller mere ems balpt iaa
11a,,ge Menneifer iom Scr boer !
&onberiget 9anmarf. Gettc ipurer
til Ell @etiening al 637 Mennelfer for
bpert 100 Mile 5por.
&apitaliiationen al Bette ubpre
Maifinert belsber liz til $t3,SO55=
25S,121, eller tnt peo IA @illioncr
Collars, % Set l1obptte, Scr ll0bc-
tales, CT SIS &roeellt poa bcle 0elrnc
Rapital, mes llnotagellt al omtre!lt
50, 435,47O,337, Ser giper $237,=
9G44S2. S 2anoets Nosiagerpog=
ne tronspprterehes / 1905 iolt 73S,=
S34>667 Noslogerer, Sra Sernba
nefompogllierne ct rapportere1 ii.
&omisliore1,, at Ser CT i%notru1fcl
97,711 ltlpffestilfuloe, al bpilfe
9,703 bop0e 6poclig ll0gang. S 1906
tlep ser brnbt Ell 8aslager for bpsr
2>9S4,S32 Ser beforore0es, me0eus /
al bper 213,651 TOM til 5faoe.
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So9niun aobfjcuoer Bryan.
g eI 10 oor Sc. " !
at poSe / ne e1nc
g age.r % life
bIonoe 6 n ).

ga @uucrnpr SobrIon lar / 8alb=
ington / Maj Maaneo $ st., u0toltc
boll lig lom fplger ct Suterpicm:
v8rDan CT 0emofrnterncS logilfe
&un0toat for Yruiioer,t SON Dil
l,0en Spipl blipc l1oliliileret peo Soft
petitioner 1908 og iii teit pper Sc
central @eltltoter lom Ell SpirpeloinO.
--- @piS t1ogen onocl, en0 &oo=
jeDelt bliper nomineret. Dil 9rpar1
blipe SEN nGlte BrGli6ent n
vMinnelotas 9enofrate, bar Saab
ON at furre l,0rette i,caet iaar. Seq
.peo life bpao 5tatcrs 8ef timing me-
11er ON Dor Administration, men ieg
troer jcg bill blipe g;enue.!at. Seq
piIoe bore liffer paa bette, ON Sc
11ator Melion pil6e paSip tire egne go
ger og life rejie r1not Staten %
blaroe fig ms % tilroaoe Mepnblifa=
nerne at ltgtte oeres egell Galgieo=
sci. sH5
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Stats Audit@ren err Medlem af Drn-

Stats Audit@ren err Medlem af Dre-
nlngskommissionen, af Diet Board,
der anbringcr Trust Funds, at
Boardet som dcponerer Statsmidler-
lie og bestemmcr hvilke Banker der
maa bruges af Statskassercren, SAINT
Medlem at Statens Lumber Board
og ex oficio dettes Sekretnr.
Oct paahviler ham i Embeds Med
for at tage Bestemmelse i vigtige
Skattespprgsnaal og fortolke Skatte-
loven, og hans Afgj9relser har bin
dcnde Vlrkning med mindre de ON
stpdcs al N Domstol. Han udnav-
ncr ligclcdcs Skovkommissionen, ia
ger Ware paa Statslandct og besten2-
mer Salg af dette.
Da Legislaturen for 2 Aar siden
vcdtog Imigrations-Loven, overdrog
den Mr.. Ivcrson Gjennemf@relsen af
dcnnc Low, og skj9nt Forberedcl~
serne var mcgct tarvelige, har han
dog udfort sine Pligter %angaaende
denne Low paa en- saadan Made at
dc %offcntligc 1ntcresser i Staten or
blevet megct forbedredc. Salget al
offcntligt Land Jaeger omtrent IL
Mill. Dollars og Salget at Mineral
land mindst 100000 i hans Forvalt-
ming. Gjenncm hans Hender gaar
aarlig o1ntrcnt II Mill. Dollars.
At dcrne korte Oversigt vii Diet
sees, at Stats Auditerens Embede like
or let at udfyldc. Mr.. Iversons egen
I.rfaring i E,mbcdct fra underordnede
S%tillinger, hans Ubestikkelighed o.
Aabenhed i oHentlige Affarer gjer
ham skikket til denne Plads, og Diet
or vanskeligt at tro, at noget politisk
Parti vii dristc sig til at modsette
sig ham.
Da. Mr.. Iverson valgtes til Stats
Auditor fix han ct Stcmmehertal at
72,oS4. den st@rstc Pluralitet at noge1
Kandidat paa Va1gsedlen, hvilket i
faa Ord fortcllcr, hvad der med
Rette tilkommer ham at Valgerne.
Hans udmnrkede Egenskaber anbefa-
Ter ham til enhver Valgers St9tte.
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&alget.

Sm faa Tiger 5fal Minnej ota beige
ct mt Get Stotsembe0smnno, %
2onpagne1ls @ulher begpnocr Qllerc,
ioe at lpbe no prcr Stutel1. Set CT
.toar ct vpff" Nor, % nerfpr CT Set
lite al ncl1tc, at ben a%ln1il1ocli1e Sat-
-teresle / Sen 8roo iful frlte Jig peo
Gdlgtampcl> lpn1 l1uar &c ltore na
-tloralc Spprgsntool CT pou @u1,e.
Gettc hpr Dog life binore, at &u(geuc
~nlnFattes mcO Sen Spnlurf lpmgcO
'n1l tllfpnlnlcr ben1, tbi oct CT inoen
~%ti9cgplOig Sug brcl1 Scr fpn1lner til
at fnrnalte Dor Stots Nffurcr. &c
.%ptpnontIlfc Snterealcr CT loo n9jc
fnptteoe til MAnliniltratiolen, l1apll=
Zig / eli loa forbplbsnis M % trent
,aDttrbcl0e Stat |pn1 rnr, at Dor
Sremti0 lom &pmlWlitct for Ell flor
Sci ligger / 0ens @Un0er. 81 bar
site Haao til at frnlrne il16 / ct fullf
Sppr / Dor llonifling, |elp ON Set
fun par for Ell fort Sis, pg lelp plll
Sen Sfabc, Ser lfctc ncrneo, lto0 til
at oprette.
Set rcpablifonlfe Norti ct Set
1Derifcnbc Horti fer / Stoter1 iii lon1
'tpr, % Scr or ingcn lonl bellt Wrl1no
til, at Bet pao no0et Yunft lfl,loe Ia
.oe i'm Sl1oflp0elie tage fra Jig. Ser
er iaor npmircrct Ell &nuoi0utli1te for
GtotSembcornc ioo bel lom ior Scott
oresembeberne, lom Ser l1uppe er mo-
get at fprbcbre ne0. Gette gjnlDer
for bem ollc ll0en lln0tagclie, % Sen
salmin0eligc Mening er 81 o9ioo, at
:npr nGi te Nominiitrotiou bill blipe
srepuhlifanif, lige ira Gl1oernprel1 %
snebuD. 81 nGrcr ingen Spipl ON,
snt ben al Nepuhlifoucrne ronliurrc0e
8uuernpr=&unbibot, SON. gilbert g.
ssGole al @olter, nil hlipe polgt meD
CLAUS, t6i en- be0rc MorD far Gur=
.tiet ingeniinoe itillet / Morfen. Scr.
s&ole bar / DC Mor bult far osltoget /
~Gtntens nficnlige Mffrrcr lo9t ct
.,&lorlpn % ell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for 9agent lom piier, at BON CT Ell
luno Stotsmono, ug Sc ltotoleller
.-5an CT fremtpnnnet mes ol1gaaenoe SC
6opeoipprgsmool, Ser fonuner til Mf=
g%jprellc pco Golgenc, riler at ban er
en- M:onO me6 @jprtet paa rette 5teo,
a.e0e til at gribe in6 pou rette Maaoe,
.naor Spjlerne lugges / bons &ooll0.
Gi giper / bette og Be fplgenoe Mum-
re of 8laoet en- rprlnere Smtole al
Sc enfelte &anoiooter ng onbcfoler
.bore 2Giere at toye Sc Spprgsmaol,
TOM Sc. reprelenterer, l,l1ber %olpprlig
:Speroejclle
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

Barndom, vii Diet blive umuligt at be-
vilge de PENCE, der tranges for at
gjpre denne Avertering sukcesfuld,
da der altid Wide fremkomme en-
Mistillid ON at Pengene blew spildt.
J~ernbanerne burde derfor forlnaaes til
at tilskyde i Diet mindste $4,000 til
Diet almindelige Fond. Jernbanerne
nyder sarlig godt at Statens Udvik-
ling, de vii heller gaa med fuldlastede
end med h~alvlastede Tran og heller
rdsende 10 Tr@n daglig en1 I hvcr-
anden Dag.
Mar ct Imigrationsbureau fix Sta
tens samlede Avertering i Hande og
udf@rte den efter en- forud lagt, klog
Plan, Wide Diet fore til, at ell M;engde
Imigranter Wide s9ge Hem i Sta
ten. | hvert Fald Wide vi v;ere i
Stand til at modarbejde Virkninger
af de Anstrengelser, som wore Naboer
i Canada gj@r for like alene at drage
Imigrationen til sig fra Europa, men
ogsaa for at drage Befolkningen j
O Stat over Gr;ensen ind i Canada.
bet er Ell Kjendsgjerning, at vi har
farre Farmere i Staten MI end vi hav-
de for IL Maneder siden. Udenfor
Byerne og L~andsbyerne er der min
Dire Befolkning nu end der var for
10 Aar siden. Fra en- enkelt By i ct
at wore nordlige Colntyer afgik i
dette Foraar 50 Vognladninger Flyt-
tegods for Emigranter. Fra en- anden
Station afgik IS Familier, og fra hvert
eneste County i Staten paa ct enestc
ner er der rejst mere Landbfolkning
bort end der er kommet til.
De 6deleggende Virkninger at den
ne Udvandring at Landbefolkningen
spores paa mango Omraader. Paa
mangfoldige Steder er lejet Hj1lp
nasten like til at opdrive, saaledes
at gamle v~elstaaende Farmere. hvem
ct langt Livs haarde Slid berettigedc
til at have Diet mageligt paa deres
gamle Dage, MI maa slide tidligt 80
sent for at holde Bedriften i Gang.
Forretningsmendene, saavel Detail
handleren i Smaabyen som "Jobbe-
rem j S%torbyen, vii faa Diet at fGle.naar
Landbefolkningen tager at. Jobberen,
som rejser I'd i Landet for at tage Or
drer paa Varer, har lige stor Bekosi-
ming, naar han standser we'd en- Sta
ton, enten han sa'ger fer $50 eller
for $500. Men han kan like tage en-
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Finn. 8. 6. 1urraun.
Kandidat for Stats Auditor.

SamuelsG. Ivcrson, den nuv;erende
Stats Auditor og den republikanske
Kandidat for G~jenvalg, CT f6dt i
Minnesota, i Rushford. Fillmore
County, i 1850. Han var Ell al sin
Fedebys ledende unge MBnd, saa an
set, at da han var Fl Aar CANNED,
forenede hans Mcdborgerc sig ON
trent enstemmigt i en- Petition I'll
den davarende Kongresma1ld for 1ste
DISTRICT, Mark H. Dunnell ON at I'D
navne ham til Byens Postmaster.
Petitioner var saa overv;eldcndc /;
hans Favor, at Mr.. Dunnell like tog
i Betrnkning at efterkommc den, og
faa Maaneder efter, netop indie i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., iik Mr.. lverson
Udn2vnclsen. Han bekl9dtc Poster
i 5 Aar og sendtcs derciter. uden no.
gen aktiv Anstrengelse fra hans egcn
Side, til Legislarur'n at Ryen og
Countyet. Efter eli Terinin Lcgis-
laturcn valgtes han til Accountant i
Stats Auditerens Kontor, en- Sitting
SON han holdt til 1891, hvorefter han
valgtes til Deputy Statskasserer. Han
beklBdte denne Post til 1895, da han
udnavntes til a~ssisterende Stats Audi
TOR, hvilket Embede han beklrdtc Ill
1908. Han viste sig som en- saa dyy-
tig E1nbeds1nand, saa paalidelig og
vel skikket til offcntlige Stillingcr,
at Folket i 1902 valgte ham til Stats
Audit@rens E1nbcdc, som han over
tog 1ste J%anuar 1908.
Neppc 1ogen Mand i Staten kjcn-
der bedre end Mr.. Ivcrson dc med
hans store Embede forbundne Pig
ter, og ingen Mand har bcdrc Evne
til at udf@re dem. Forholdsvis faa
we'd, hvad der paahviler Stats Audi
loren, hvis Arbejde er megct omfat-
tende, og kun en- Mand, der err sserl;g
godt kjendt med Arbejdet, vii vare i
Stand til at udf9rc Diet.
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Ordre for $500, med mindre der er
Folk til at BRUCE Warren i Omegnen.
Staar dette ham klart, vii han like
tGve med at st@tte ell fornuftig, plan
massig Avcrtering at Staten, der kan
drage ny Befolkning ind, og der err
ingen Tvivl ON, at Diet Wide blive let
at formal liver al Statens ire Stor-
Dyer til at bidrage liver $4,000 tor ct
saa godt Formal.
Hvergang EN- ny Farmer nedssetter
sig i ell Egn, %tjener dette til at for
@ge Warden af liver Acre Land i
den Egn. Og hvergang en- Farmer
~rejser bort fra Egnen, vii dette BIZ
drage til at formindske Vardien. Set
at 50 Farrnere hyttede ind i ct County
med deres Fami1ier, Wide dette like
blot fordge Vnrdien af Landet, men
neutrality-suspicious. Omsetning viii
dc voksc. bet Wide blive Ell Fordcl
for hele Komunen.
California og andre Slater paa KY
stem har vnret Gjenstand for den
NEST s~yste1natiske Averter,ng nogen
Del at Verden err blevet tildel. Og
i disse Slater or der overfl@digt med
Arbejdskraft, saalcdes at Arbejde der
nrstcn like err til at opdrive. Men
i Minnesota err der stor Mangel paa
Arbeidskraft, hvorhos Millioner Acres
al Land henligger ubenyttet j Mime
sofa og andre Slater.
Canada havde for rs Aar siden de
sa,rme Landlove som Diet har nu, og
r,cget at Landejendommen var dem
E2ng lige saa ner we'd Stationerne
som i vore Dage. Landpriserne var
meget 1avere dengang end nu, men de
fix ingen Settlere. Men efter at de
l1ar begyndt Ell livlig og planmessig
Avertering, har dette forandret sig.
Der err like alene kommet Settlere,
men deres Ejendomme er steget i
Verdi, Haandvarkere og Hand1ende
har stor Forretning. Enhver STAIR !
Begreb med at blive rig.
Paa samme Made Wide Diet gaa i
vor Stat, naar den blew averteret plan
massigt og fornuftigt, men paa en-
strengt erlig Basis.
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Borgeren Cole.

Mr.. Coles fremskredne Synspu1kter
angaaende Statens Udvikling, som
Offenligheden kjender, har havt deres
Virkning paa hans daglige Praksis.
Alt hvad der kan hjrlpe til at opbyg-
ge og berige den Komunitet, i hvilken
han boer,. finder Ell energisk og ind
sigtsfuld Talsmand j ham.
MIR. Cole har gjort Anlng af code
Veje til sin Specialized. og han l1ar in
gen ringe Andel i. at Akeley l1ar I'D
fort EN- Mangde Vejbygning we'd Sub
skription og med lvad Hjslp Coun-
tyet var villig til at yde. l ct Til
falde tilb9d ct lokalt 1nteressentskab
at vile give den enc Halvdel, ON Ko-
munen Wide tilvejebringe den anden
Halvdel. Cole tegnede sig straks for
Halvdelen af den manglende Sum -
lige saa meget som allie de. andre til
sammen. For saadanne Aferer har
han ofret It'd saa vel som Penge.
Med llgnende Redebonhed har han
bidraget til Kirkernes St@tte ! den lille
BY. Familien Cole tilhdrer Metho-
dist eller Observation-Disclosures
efter som Forholdene byder Diet, men
hvad angaar at bidrage til Kirkerne
er de lige rundhaandede overtor allie
Kirkesamfund.
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5fanoinapiife smnosblabe,

Ser filDes fer / 8Dcn ct Yor fat
0inapilfe Smuosblabe, iom iii % 50
bel1leoer Sen olmill0elige SpnlGrf=
lombeo paa fig naar oereS &eooftpr
faar cit lolio 9ragt SLY, og oe11ne
8cgipenbe6 loa t%elegrafereS ooer Dcle
Qan6ct.
@coattpren al u5canoia", 81. 9.
2unge, blep forleoen gieumen1prpglet
al to Mor0muno> grling 8itrnion
% 6. MeimerS, ioroi ban / lit Bloo
bopoe lfrepet cit prelfj0noen0e Mrti=
tel ON Sem.
Seluiplgelig bar Brpgle1c mere
ems pclfortjent. S ct nDt 2ano loml
Mmcrito> bpor 8reSle=2ougipningel1
0cscurrc ct lua elaltilf> at set nr1tel1
or umuligt at faa cit Mo,to itraffet>
lige n1eget bpilte 2p9ne ban en6 trent
iprer, bliper Selptrgt Ell mere Qll1il1=
0clig Iorefomlt el0 / 2on0e, Duor
Spuoercu %lettere fan ofltraffe3 40 60
pe>1s Sci.
Get bar 0uut al Sc @errer for Sc
res egen Sfpl0 at prDgle ST.. Gauge,
% nounlig bar Set feigt at oe bar tp
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(Gbicogo-YoltcD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
6tatena nnutkltng.
Guvernor-K andidat Albert L. Coles
Anskuelser.
Et Imigrations- Bureau.

Albert L. Cole af Walker, Republi-
kanernes Kandidat for Guvern@r, err
en- Mand, hvem Statens Fremvakst
og Udvikling ligger varmt paa Hjar-
te. Han har i den Refining fremsat
sine Anskuelser paa en- utvetydig
Made, og denne Sag var paa en- Maa-
de Diet Feltraab, ON hvilket hans
Kampagne forud for hans Nomina-
ton samlede sig.
Dennc Sag, Statens Udvikling og
de Midler, der burde anvendes tor at
fremme den, er noget nyt i Minneso-
tas Statspolitik, og Mr.. Cole har me-
gen Ere af at have bragt den til Of
fenlighedens Opmnrksomhed. Siden
han fremsatte sine Tanker / den Ret
ming er Sagen blevet dr@ftet i allie
Egne at Staten. ALE er enige ON,
at der like kan gj@res for meget for
at udnytte allie de Muligheder, vor
Stat ligger indie med. Og i denne For
binde1se err Diet naturligt, at Blikket
rettes mod en- saa fremragende Mand
som Albert l.. Cole for at h@re hans
Anskuelser ON de Midler, der b@r an
vendes i den Refining.