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The Monmouth inquirer., 1906-08-30

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF II
- writ Of f. ia. to me directed issued out OF the
Court of Chancery of the State OF New Jersey
T TIIi THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1905,
hetween the hours of IL O'Clock and O'Clock, lat
: o'clock in the afternoon of said Gay, az me
Court House, Freehold, in the Township OF Free
hold County of Monmouth. New Jersey
Ali tract or parcel of lands and premises SIT
uate living and being in the township OF Miuuie r
town in the County OF Monmouth ana start Vi
New Jersey beginning at the southeast cor
ner OF John Golden's farm: thence running south
sixty-one degrees and thirty-tWo minutes easi'
sixteen chains and sixty-hve links to stakt
sta ndinp in the brook said stake being aistah.
iorty-fve links on course OF soutn gu gu
and half degrees west from John b. NfaWioiu
corner: thence down said brook south seventeen
and a half degrees west, three CHAINS ana SeV-
enty-one links, thence south ninety-elgh' ahn
half degrees, west seven CHAINS ana thiIty iihhs
thence south twelve degrees west one cham ana
seventy links; thence south nifty nine degrees
west one chain: thence south thirty-s1X degrees
and half west six chains thence south twenty,
eight degrees west two chains and seventeen
links to maple tree; the last aforesaid courses,
except the first course are Intended to hind
laong the brook and ditch which separates the
above land from formerly William Crawford's
and: thence north seventv-two and three quart
ers degrees west eight chains and seventy three
links; thence north sixty-six and half degree
west three chains and three links and three
links to the line oil the eight acre and seventy
nine hundredths OF an acre allotted to Matthias
| w Conover heretofore; the two last courses
aforesaid are intended 10 run up and bound on
the brook; thence north two and quarter de-
arees east nineteen chains and twenty nine
links; thence north sixty and quarter de
grees east seven chains and seventy-one links
| to stone. the southeas corner aforesaid OF
John Godens lard the aforesaid beginning;
and containing forty acres. Being the SAINT
premises conveyed to said party OF lhc frs
part hereto nv deed of Robert White and vile
/ bearing even date herewith, aud this mortgag,
is executed to secure part of the purchase mon
ey named as The consideration o the lid
conveyanc
Seized as the property d John Higgins ct ais
taken in execution the suit of William
Crawford and to be sold by
Asa FRANCIS. Sheriff
Dated July 23rd 1000
JOHN ! Ely, Sol'r tioso) .
The Monmouth inquirer., 1906-08-30
PENNSYLVANIA
/ RAILROAD.
AMBoY DIVISION.
schedule in effect June "a, 1906.
Trains leave FREEHOLD as follows:-

Trains leave FREEHOLDa as ioiioWs
For Farmingdale Sea Girt, Ocean Grove, AS
bury Park, Long Branch, and way stations;;
$40, eI3:o4oA. NJ. 200, $40, All 544 .. 10 ana
ITO p. M. weekdays; $40 io.I7 texcept farni'
inpdale) and &c. 40 A. M. Sundays.
For Sea Grit and Point Pleasant, $40, 9:I3, 9.49
A. M, ZOO 3.4o. All, 5.44 and 6.Io 7. M. week
days; sac, Io.I7 and 1929 A. M. sundays
For Trenton and Philadelphia, 7. %, 7.3o o;44
oasA. NJ, 10 4.25, and GOT z. M. week
DAYS; 653 P. M. Sundays.
For Philadelphia (via Trenton and Samoen')
e43,.A NJ and 4.25 P. M weekdays.
For Philadelp hia (via JamesbuTg Jnnctlon ana
CAMDEN 7.oo,o43 A. M. and GOT P. M week
days. SIS P. M. Sundays
For Newark and New York (via Monmouth
Junction), 7oe 7.3o, s.44, 9.43 A. NJ, Liz, 4.75
and 6.o7 p. M. weekdays. 653 P. M sun
days. Go -. ,
For Newark and New York (via South Amboy.)
S.44 A. M. and AIS P. M. weekdays.
For further information see timetables
Tickets for all points the Pennsylvania
Railroad and connections, Pullman accommoda-
tons &C. at ticket Office, Freehold.
w. w. ATTERBURY. ]. X. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. w. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1906-08-30
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Time Table in effect June cath
LEAVE FREEHOLD


For New York, Newark, Elizabeth SC, via all
rail route at us S.I5 e.Io, 1910 A. M, AIS
6.Io. P. M Sundays 7.45 A M. ABS, 900 T. Nj.
For Long Branch Ocean Grove &c at o.1o, I2Io,
A. NJ, 2.I5, AIS, 6.Io P. NJ. Sundays las A. M
4.35, 900 p M.
For Atlantic Highlands at us go, 1910 A. M,
ais, AIS, 6Io P. NJ. Sundays 7.45 A M ABS
P. M.
LEAVE FARMINGDALE.
For New York. via Red Bank, TAI, Hip A. M
4.oI, 7.o2 P. M. Sundays S.27 p. M.
For vineland Bridgeton. 7.I3 A. NJ, 32o z. NJ
For East Long Branch; 74z HIP A. M, 7.oa P. NJ
For oms River and Barnegat, 7.I3, 100 A. M
3.2o, 6.a3 P. NJ Sundays S.55 A. M.
Leave 23d ST. N. Y. $40, II.2o A. M, 1.2o, 4. 20
500 Sundays o.o5 A. M. $50, $40 P. M
Leave Liberty st. N. Y. 400 $50, $50. 100 A. M
1870, AGO, $50, P. M. Saturdays, 6.3o p. M. sun
days o.I5 A. NJ. 4.oo,.S.3o M.
Throu gh tickets to all points at lowest rate
may be had application to the ticket agen
at the station.
c. NJ BURT, Gen1. Pass Agt
Besler, V. P. and Cen Mgr,
The oasis., 1906-11-10
( Serious Accident.

Yesterday Mrs. Titcomb was severely injured in a runaway by the team of ponies she drives. While driving along Potrero ave- nue the team got beyond her con- trol, and she jumped out of the vehicle near the junction of Elm street, striking on her face, lacerat- ing her features. and suffering other injuries. The team contin. ued toward the International line, and wrecked the buggy near the depot. The injured lady was conveyed to her home, and is in a critical condition.
The oasis., 1906-11-10

We have but to read thew the history oi the efforts to moke other states io see what will bo the res sult here Several of the states did hot desire admission. bat it was thrust at them until they ac. cepted finally That was the his. tory ot Maine Iowa. Wisconsin and Colorado. Maine rejected statehood twice, and accepted 1t only at the third trial Iowa re. jecled it twice, and accepted the third. Wisconsin rejected it the first trial and accepted the second. Colorado did not accept until the fourth attempt The issue of state- hood is not dead in Arizona by a long way. It will come again, and yet again, until it is accepted, and accepted us the national repub- lican party wants it accepted.
 The very result of the Congress sional elections in the East is an earnest of this assertion. The re- publican party retains control of the house in the next Congress. And of the republicans who have failed of reelection some were among the so-called insurgents who stood with the democrats against the Roosevelt policy on jointure. Notably: Babcock of Wisconsin. The result of the congressional elections show there is no hope for carrying the country by the de- mocratic party in 1908. The poli- cies of the republican party will prevail and unless Arizona, in union with New Mexico, accepts statehood before 1908, that issue will be in the national republican platform then; and the president and congress elected on that plat form will carry out its mandates. Arizona has succeeded in putting off the day of final reckoning for very short time only.
The oasis., 1906-11-10

FUNNY, is 1t not, to see a man calling himself a republican shout ing for President Roosevelt in one breath, and damning in the next respiration one of the most im- portant points of the presidential policy?
The oasis., 1906-11-10
THE ELECTION AND THE MORAL
 THEREOF.

With incomplete returns from the various counties in Arizona, it is plainly apparent that Mark Smith has been reelected to con- gress by a majority of at least fifteen hundred over Cooper, the republican nominee; and 1t is claimed by the democratic territ- orial committee that Smiths total vote will exceed that of Cooper by at least two thousand If the latter figures be correct the lead of Smith over his republican oppon- ent is more than double what was his lead over Fowler, the republican nominee two years ago. To THE OASIS it seems plain that the re- pnblican party of Arizona could nOf have fared worse had 1t taken a position in line with the Roose- welt administration on the state hood question, and nominated for its candidate a pronounced ad- vocate of jointure. In fact it is the belief of this newspaper that had the republican managers in Arizona been possessed of the nerve to align themselves with President Roosevelt when in his message to Congress in March, 1905, he pro- nounced for jointure, there would have been different tale to tell today. With the potent influence of the republican territorial ad- ministration for jointure, and the republican territorial organization, with all those republican news papers that have followed the de- mocratic lead, and the regular re- publican nominee working for the issue, jointure could have carried. As it is now, with but five or six of the newspapers in the territory supporting jointure, there has been a good, healthy percentage of the total vote of the territory cast for that issue. Leaving out of con sideration those who failed to vote upon the issue, and taking the votes of those only who voted upon the question of statehood, the percentage is greatly increased
 Even Cochise county, the very stronghold of anti-jointure, so fal as the vote is reported, shows a vote of ten per cent for the issue
 and in Douglas the vote was 16l for to 775 against. That is about r per cent of the actual vote cast
The oasis., 1906-11-10

SOME of the chickens that flew out in the spring election, came home to roost in the republican chicken coop last Thursday.
The oasis., 1906-11-10

oyed aeainst ohtufe both the ocwspapefs, all the hunks and business houses and tbe great cor. porations owning Che reduction plants Yet r. per cent of the actual vote cast was for iointure.
 Had the regular republican organ. ization, with it's newspapers sup. ported the issue, with the argu- ment that could he made for it pre-. sented day by day, who will or can say that the result would not have been entirely different2 The cause of jointure would have had the support of all who support party
 regularity, with the addition o: those democrats who favor jointure. And there were quite a number of democratic votes cast for jointure.
 With the other side of the issue
 presented daily there would have
 been many more.
 And two of the three counties which have given majorities for Cooper { Yuma and Pima) cast  heavy votes for jointure, electing the republican county tickets at the same time. Many of the can didates were ardent supporters of jointure. They were elected. Which goes to show that the posi- tion of a candidate upon that issue cut no figure whatever. In both counties the organization of the republican party was in the hands of the jointureites. They made as a condition that the nominee for congress and his friends should support the straight county ticket, and they carried the county for him as well as for the rest of the ticket. In those counties the repub- lican candidate for congress was sufficiently wise to leave statehood alone. And of the actual vote cast upon the question of statehood the advocates of the measure scored 45 per cent in Pima county, while it is claimed that had not many of the voters believed that in voting the straight republican ticket they were voting for statehood many of those failing to vote would be counted for statehood, instead of not being counted on that issue, as is now the case. But if that hypo- thesis be incorrect, the fact re-  mains that all those who failed to vote on statehood are not so bitter lv hostile to the issue as has been represented. The boast of the antis was that 95 per cent of the people of Arizona were hostile to statehood as offered. The vote shows that the per centage of hos tility is nowhere near so great as has been represented. Those who have favored jointure have reason to feel satisfied with the situation. With both party organizations arrayed in opposition, nearly ali the newspapers, and all the great corporate and financial interests
The oasis., 1906-11-10

How the world is given to ly- ing" Ask the defeated candi- dates.
The oasis., 1906-11-10
SUBSCRIPTION.

Cruz County, Arizona. by THE OASIS Printing House, Incorporated.
The oasis., 1906-11-10
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Saturday Noecmber 10, fooo
The oasis., 1906-11-10

ALLEN T. BIRD, Managing Editor. DANE D. BIRD, Business Manager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07
81 ~itnmScnoe bamifc fScjtcr / Spil=|-

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ltngbpcrnc. Meo Dan1f 5plterinm=
funos @oim iiolte 26r0ag poo 0u=
nta Sail / Mpls. CT i1oleDet en-
&pffe al 6an1fe 5ommenfomlter for
Ben tilltunoenoe &i11terlnion> al
bpilfe hi fer ifal income 6em> ser =
for be fprlte Har Woaneocr - fore
lpbig CT fon1met til Dor &111o1fob.
2groag Mften Sen %. September
logger MleranOra 2ogen l,0 pno11p
oenne Gang mes itor 8onfet % Sal
paa 9anio Sail, bportil Segl1ingel1
al Billetter er gaaet 1ua lipligt, at
set efter 5igen6e III lfol bore pDer1t
taa tllbage. Sors0ag SEN 81. / 0enne
Wtaaneo bor iaa emmanuel 0anife
Menigbeos &pin0eforening 8aiur
paa 0onia Sail baaoe @ftermiooog
og Mftel1. s. 9egDnoelien al Otto
Der, D11t1of 2prDag ben g. far Sp=
lterlamfnnoSloge11 / ct. Saul 8oior.
Gnobibere fommer / Mi0ten al Ofto=
Der Wfaoneo, afiluttenoe mes 2gr0og
ben co. oen ltore 8aiar> lom ct.
@eoers 6anife Menigbe0 orrangerer,
og lom efter Sc ltore 6orbereoelier,
ser forelebig / Set title men oerior
meo fife minore Sber0igbeo eaar for
Jig, itffert oil blipe en- 8egipenbeo
at oller fgrite Sang. @ll6elig pil
Snsoug Mften Sen 81. Sftober ling
bomsforeningen al 1905" bD6e til
MISUNDERSTANDING pao Gonio lille
Sal, ines inobu0t fremmeo Sore
oragsboloer lom 9%lftenens inrlige
Mttraftion> me0 ct &p11cert< % 0efla=
mationsprogram uoenom Iore6raget,
og tgprtgt meo cit efterfplgenDe
~ lteberbrett'I". Om alle 6isie for
ifiellige Setter og 5ammenfomlter
Dil n9rmere We0oelelle fer / 8Io=
oct lenere fremfomme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

1oo prroifllloe @ienltouoe lon1 e,
Gpngeltol> ct 8or0 og Ell 3ollcl fri
pepult III. III. &eo @iulp al cit for
trilllig M%uftionoril1s gif Jorretnill=
gen meo Oisie og Be ou0re 6ogcr
l%trDgcrOe, laa ser mart tun0e meloes
~olt nololgt", og Sc pe0 9o jorer1 (e=
oel10e Gamer betroe0c os lcl1ere her1
poa Mttere1, at mar bar lrr0eles bel
1%or11glet meO set peflu1inre Melultot,
- bet, Ser 10 pe0 Ell @oior life lpil=
ler ben minolte Gplle. - ,SSppriot
torlpb Soften puo Sen lnu1ffel tie Wua=
De. Solter So9e No. 90 1or 10 al
ito bopt Hp for at pnre Ell 110n1prfet
Srrtinoc, % De oSlilterenOc Gamer
laupel / 4jeffeu lom be0 Yetie1il=
gen nofgrte Oeres @perp meo en- SSSuer
% Ije11tpilligbeD, oper bpilfen Ye=
1tl10r1rgen gop Jig Set ty0eliglte ITO
flag | ben lipllglte &onilumering al
6orf riifnil1ger til Ell ieu Nottetime~
ut Sc hinge ioong Jig / 0nnien ira
fprlte Minut til liolte CT nplten ppcr=
flpoigt at bemprfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07
minneapolis.

@anicipal Suneribip 2easnc az
boloer ct Maslemp6e / Mubitorium
Manoog often Sen 10. September,
peo bpilfet Sen befjenote Iorfemper
for bette Hrincip, MoDor g0lpQr0 6.
Dlnne al Chicago og @uperngr Sobn
81. Sobnion at MinneIoto bill tale.
@110Di0ere oil Ser fomne en- Wano
fra Dulutb tilite0e og gipe Oplps=
ON oct fomunole 8elpsnings=
og San6Dgien Der. Me6et ct upoli=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07
Den nye Stat


Sterre end Missouri: saa stor som Ohio
og Indiana tilsammen, med en- lord, der
bugner med allie Afgreder som andre
Slater dyrker, OKLAHOMA-den nye
Stat-v vii komme frem i aller ferste
Rakke i Lsbet af faa Aar. For Tiden
lever en- Million Mennesker her Diet
samme Liv son i Illinois og Indiana.
Deres Huse, Deres Dyer og Skoler er
mere nye, men Omgivelserne ganske de
samme som i andre Slater. Deres Ste-
der og Dyer vokser og udvider sig som
Felge af den frugtbare Jordbund og en-
driftig og vaagen Befolkning. Indvan-
drerne, navnlig fra de sldre Slater, ser
det enskelige i at opmuntre code Fore
tagender at enhver Art og at faa mere
Hjalp til at udvikle Landet og diets Rig
d%omskilder.
Kort sagt, Forholdene err saaledes: I
OKLAHOMA mangler man kun den
nedvendige Hjalp. Flere Mmnd enskes
til Byerne, fere Farmere for de store
Arealer af endnu udyrket, men grederigt
Land. Der er allie mulige CHANGER for
Farmere som H~aandvBrkere, for Meller
og Fabriker, for mindre F%orretninger at
allie Slags.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

Sberfjprt. Matbias Bart, Ser at
beioer lom 8rpgger bos &amm, tom
Manoog @ften iaa frpgteligt til
Sfaoe be6 at bltpe opertiprt al ct
2ofomptip, at begge Sen moatte an1=
pnteres paa ct. Soiepbs @oipitol,
men ban oebe itrafs efter. Bart, Ser
boer 1913 5anqnier 5treet, bab6e for
Sfif at ipringe OPP paa 9ofomit1per=
ne I Minnebaba Street Dor6en for
at fiere biem paa Dem, og set par
paa oenne Maa6e ban TOM til. fin
9eo, ioet ban forfeileoe 5pringet.
2ofomotibet og 6ets Manb1fnb ar
beioeoe for &amm &ompagniet, iom
bobbe leiet Dem at OMAHA st. 81.
Mlfreo &enbricflon, 1772 Min=
neFaba Str. fit begge fine 8en 1tpgt
b~efaoigeoe paa Maaneiota Erons=
ferS Sernbane=Herron 81. 4 Man6aq
Morgen. &an blep AT Yolitiet brogt
til Cobb Soipital. @ans beire Sen
er fpaitet. og 2Ggerne er bange for,
at en- Mmputation blir ngobenoig.
&enoricfion befdnot fig under en-
SSembanebogn beifieftiget me6 STE
parationer, oa ct 2ofomotip Ieb imoo
@og,nen. San Ct q glar gammel,
ugift % bar boet st HauI 90.
Nor zs@ 1870
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

Gen amerifamifc Snrtitfurcnins
GMmericm @or M%Slociation") bo10t
iioite llge lit aarlige Me0e / ct.
Saul. 0eu mp0tes / &eprpienton=
terneS @us / &apitolie6pgningen> og
WfpOets melt interesiante 8egipen=
beo blep en- Sale> ser blep bolot al
CONNER Mlton g. Harfer, Sen tio=
ligcre Demofratii fe &un0iDot Ipr Yrp=
lioent. SEQ 5lutningsmp0et 1io1te
Jreoog blep Scr. Barrier me6 Mffla=
nation bal9t til Msiociationens Yr9=
lioent for set fommen0e Mor, meoen5
blan6t an6re @mbeosmen6 blep
balgt s. 8. @ercer al Minneupolis
til @icepreiibent for Minneloto. Yos
Mngeles blep noiet til Msi ociotio=
mems nelte Me6elteo. 5re6ag Mften
ofbol6tes / Mu6itorilm / Minneopo-
liz Ell flot 8anfet; mere ems 400
Me6lemmer ia6 ne6 beo oneroaa6igt
6Gffeoe 8pr6e / ielpe Salen, meoens
0ereS @ultruer, 9ptre og andre inDi=
tere0e Gamer fDl6te 8alfonen, bpor=
fra oe lptte6e til Sc mango glimrenoe
vofter Dinner ipeecbes", Ser %letere
ben paa Mftenen bleb bolbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

L- :.
Sets @eitc brrnotc Spuoag @ften
/ en Stab, scr tilbprer Slagtcrne
aasmirlfp @rotbers, III Is. 3.
Street. Sloeu bar opltaaet inoe /
6toloe1 al nfjenOte Nor1ager, og
bel1 breOte Jig meo cit laa0on 6art,
at belle @pgninge1 bar umgipet al
Ilommer, ga 8ranopGl enet TOM till
iteoc. 9pren blep itdot op, og Ell
al @eltcne, ser netpp bar fipbt for
$3.50, fom ltprtellOe u0, men Den
por ioa forlfrnmt, at Ell Holitibe=
ticnt ltrafs lfjp6 Sen, Sc arDre 5 Sc
ite / Stal0en f11noe Ser intet gj9res
for at reOOe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07
Spnbcr & Garlien inlger MI og-
ioa Game % @arne 5o0tpj. Get er
pengebeiporenoe at gaa til SEM.

Sil &apitulict m,fpnmer liolt /
ocnrle ll9e ct Maleri al @omar0 Eple,
she 8attlc of Moibpille", Ser ltal
opbrrges poo ct al Sc 4 S%ioepancler
/ @uneruprens GGrellc c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07
M er Deres Chance

Lejligheden or nu, medens Landet endnu ar
billigt, og for alt er revet v@k Hvis De k16ber
Land nu, vii De smart befnde Dem i Samfund med
velhavende energiske Folk, der som De sely har
get Fordel af disse.
Err De paa nogeu Wis interesseret 1 OKLAHOMA.
skal jeg med GlBde gratis sende Dem ct Numer at
NIT Blad: ''1he Coming Country,,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
E.. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

Minnciota State SUR onbneoes
/ @fanoags UNDER Sc melt lopen6e
Simmeltegn. @pit Solifin, prugtig
fritz Suit og Spite fra Sen lotale
&eirma9er, at fan bil6e bol6e Sen
@lagS SEER ugen 11o. S11tet l1noer
90, at 8eipget Sen fprlte Sag bar iaa
oberbeloenoe itort, at noget lignen=
Sc alorig fgr er oplepet, ems life TIL
nGrmeliesbis. Salt git tet oeo
10000 Menneifer in0 as Yortene>
bbilfet er ca. $4,000 flere ems pQo
'oen fgrite Sag ifior, og ser betaltes
/ Snogang omtrent $4,000 mere ems
Sen fgrite Sag flor. Set er Sen al
nin6elige Mening, at @age til l1b=
ltilling iom Sen, ser er itillet pao Be-
meme, bar al0rig fgr peret Jet ber /
5taten. Sen bliper for bpert Mor
mere bpa0 Den er tiliigtet at bore: en-
egte MISUNDERSTANDING, bbor Sc
onore @rbperb bel bar Ell lmuf Be
pr9ientation, men 6og er en- Sitting.
Set npe Mmfitbeater, Ser blep in6-
niet / Manoags, neffer almin6elig
@eltnoring.
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st. Paul.
). Johnien, Sofalreoaftor,
est. Paul Tidendeys Kontor, Room 48
Union Block, Cedar s. Fourth Str.

We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juye.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo F.. 9TH ST,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

Ml1ncipoleje, iurlig me0 @enlpn poo
Grbperpelie al @ospnrfet / 1910.
Mogongen bill foite Is Gents.
Mniif / Syobycn. 5p0=Mi1u1eo=
polls Iprret11ingsfolf bar belluttct,
at Ser oglaa / 5p0bpen lfol jfoffes
l(11oerbolOning for 8elpgen0e til Sta
te Jolrell, og en- &effe &oncerter pil
bl1be gipet bDer Mften 0enrle ltge pau
10. Mpe. g.. & 8aibingto1l, pQo
Sepen Corners og pnu Cedar s(pe.
q 5. Str. Sri6uner er opfprte pua
O1s1e Steoer, og Muitfforplet pil
1pflle Ell Slime bper Nlften fra 6ber
Sri6une.
Mopufat S. M. Mretanbcr bar til ct
al De ltore amerifanife Dagblaoe Der
/ 8pen lenot cit Me66elelie , ser gaor
no poo, at ban alligepel life ogter at
iloa Jig ne0 lo1n fren1tibig @eboer al
Metlofotbla / Mlaifa % blipe v9pp=
Ding" Ser for Ell Snoionerlton1a1e.
Scr. Mrctunoer i%friper, at ban beflo-
ger Sffentliggigrelien al oette &Dgte,
Oo BET ct ba11s @enligt at ber1De TIL
boge til minneapolis og fer fortlntte
at praftiiere SSus;; ban ipnes ier6ele$
goOt ON 5ommerflimaet / Mlaifa %
tilbringer oerfor i'm Gerie 6eroppe,
men bar life til @eniigt / nogen Moo=
De at opgipe aogen al fine Hettigbe-
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