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The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20

erintendent, Joel b. Pile In a short
appropriate address presented diplomas
to the common school graduates for
the year, Misses Judith .and Hannah
Beard Carrie and Judith Walls, Anna
Miller and Clara Snyder. Mr.. Pile
stated in his address that Miss judith
Beard is the youngest common school
graduate in the state. She is dau-
ghter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Taylor Beard.
On the evening OF the l2tn the pupils
in elocution of Miss Reid. presented a
delightful program at the Opera House
to very appreciative audience.
AT the Opera House on Wednesday
evening the graduates of the High
School, Misses Evelyn Beard, Nancy
Kincheloe, Margaret Beard and Messrs
Allen Kincheloe, John SkilIman and
Ernest Haswell delivered addresses
that showed more than ordinary talent
and real.thought. They were thought
full and intelligent productions, that
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20
REPUBLIC
PRECINCT
CONVENTIONS,

Hardinsburg. KY, June 19-By vir-
tue of the action of the committee of
the Republican party for the Fourth
Congressional District of Kentucky. l,
as chairman of the county committee
of the Republican party for Brecken-
ridge county do hereby order and dir.
e.t tnat the several committeeman call
a mass convention to meet at their re-
spective voting precincts on Saturday
June 80. 1905 at One O'Clock p. IN.
standard time for the purpose of select
ing delegates to attend the county con-
vention to be held at Hardinsburg,
Monday, July 2, 1906, at one O'Clock
p. M. The county convention will
select delegates to attend.the congress-
onsl convention to be held at Hodgen-
vile, Tuesday July 10, 1906, which is
called for the purpose of nominating
candidate for congress to be voted
for at the November election. The sew
eral prerincts are entitled to the fol-
lowing number of delegates.
Hardinsburg 8 Delegates. Hard.
isnbnrg 9 Delegates Hardinsburg,
Delegates Hardinsburg A Dele
gates. Cloverport 3 Delegates. Clio.
verport 2 3 Delegates. CloverpoIt 3 9
Delegates. Balltown Delegates Steph-
ensport 6 Delegates Union Star De-
legstes MooleyviIle . Delegates Web
ster Delegates. Irvington 8 Delegates
Bewleyville 8 Delegates Big Spring I
Delegates Custer Delegates Hudson
5 Delegates Nook Delegates McDan-
iels Delegates. Glerdeane Dele
gates, Rockvale Delegates
The committeeman will give five
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20
CHILDRENS' FEAST
DRAWS BIG CROWD.

The Children 5 Feast at the PresDv
terrain churcn Sunday evening drew a
big crowd ont. The services We're
delightful and the manner IN which
the.proersm was rendered reflected cred
il upon.the instructors as well rs the
children.
The Methodist church gave way It's
night services on account OF the
HFeast
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20

days notice of the precinct conven-
tions. All known Republicans and
those who will support the congress-
ional nominee are entitled to psrtici-
pate In the convention,
Gus d. Shellman CHR.
John p. Haswell Jr., Secy.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20
SCHOOL
EXERCISES

Hardinsburg, KY, June 19-(Speci-
al 1.-The Commencement Exercises of
the High School occurred ON the even
ing of June II, 19 and 13. Monday
evening the Rev. j. W. Hughes
preached the baccalaureate sermon at
the M. z. church, South. At the con-
clusion of the sermon the county Sup
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20
WORST YET.

The Sunny South showed here
Monday night. to a full house. The
boat carried good band but the show
was the worst of the three that have
been here this season.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20

reflected credit on Dotn teacner and
students. Miss Reid in charmingly
spoken and elegant address delivered
the diplomas to the graduates. Th4
m1sic for the occasion was rendered
by Mrs. Blanche Read and Miss Alma
Beard. The year just closed was the
most successful of the High School.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20

Speciale. Occasion Masonic Excur.
sion from Henderson to Louisville Sun
day July S-S1. 20 Round trip Clover,
port to Louisvllle.and.r return. Special
train leaves Cloverport $40 a. IN.
return from Louisville at 6 p. m.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20
WILL SHOW
MONDAY NIGHT.

Wonderland. Cooley & Hagan's
show boat will be at the river Mon
day.night, carrying an entirely new
biu. The show has received much
praise where 1t has played.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20

Miss Mona Stewart Miller, of
Owensboro, has been the guest of Miss
es Louise and Mildred Babbage.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20
MRS. W0RLEY DEAD.

Mrs. Nancy Worley died Sunday
afternoon at three O'Clock of pneu-
monia fever. The funeral was held
Monday at 2 p. m. An extended ac-
count of lite will appear next week.
Merry goround at big barbecue and
picnic Tar Springs July 4.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20
COL. HENRY WATTERSON

WATTERsoN in his Characteristic way made the principal
welcome address the IloME CCERs in Louisville last week.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20

THE OLD LINCOLN CABIN

THIS cabin exhibition the 'HoME CoMNG and will be
the LINCOLN farm in LA RUE county for preservation
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20

as TO TIT a.
Bear. tn. 1Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
g.; ''':;,'' !; ''' GM,;;'4'Zz:N;1 4
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20
ScrofuIa

Few are entirely free from it.
1t may develop so slowly as to cause
little if any disturbance during the whole
period of childhood.
1t may then produce dyspepsia, ca
tarrh, and marked tendency to con-
sumption, before causing eruptions,
sores or swellings.
"A To get entirely rid Of it take the great
lblood-purifer,
Hoods Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or in chocoIated tablets
known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses 81.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-20

Kentucky is to lead the rolling membership for the Lincoln
The old farm which Abraham Lincoln where he
Hodgensve this State made Lincoln National Park
1t is to be work Of the whole Every
ISOLATION and help make the fund needed
Send in ANY 25 you will
whatever The Association will send large andsome
will be put the Permanent Catalogue be kept place honor the
Use the below subscription the office the
loyal Kentucka NOW show the nation that Kentucky still leads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05
osAog COUNTRY oeMocRA1ic
Prediction That Indians Are in,irsa
That WAY

Guthrie Ok. july at. q. LAM
OF PawhusAa. q Democratic caud Date
f1r ie.ezata 20 .r. Constitutional con.
yenuon. believes tta Usage nation win
Boz Dera,rauc He ays that an tt.
Indian. There viI vote as they have
bad elections ot tte' own for years
uut tha. most OF =. m viii vote the
Democratic ticket
4 large percenta1e ot the white
people ofthe nation have never voted
Nr Leahy is of .ha opinion. however
that more q the white people are
Democrats than Republicans
The people Of rho Usage nation are
already making preliminary prepare.
tious tor the organization of the Osare
country into a county There IS iiker
to be a county seat between Cleve-
land and PaWhuska Cleveland. which
is now in PaWnee county. will try 10
have new county organized ont Of
The triangle country and a part of
the Usage reservation. The statehood
bin provides that .h. Usage nation Is
10 remain a county until the lands are
allotted and s- tine allotment has Al.
ready been provided flr Cleveland
viii fry 20 have q new county formed
TO include a part 9f fhe Usage coun.
trg with Cleveland iho county seat
FaVhuska which 8 now the Osarc
capital vii maas strong fight fur
Ho county seat asl % Keep the couu
tg uu. confined Dr.. .Hs boundaries
oI tHr Usage nation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05
COW sers GLORIOUS JAG"
Drinks From Cider Barrel and
shceks the Community

Conuc.lsrIiie pa. july 3.-"Into1i
4 ,r Z from over in1f'rsura iu tha u-.
. of alcoholic liquors" u. the diacnD-i.
. o. The case of 70 cJV which Eo-terda.
.r.u.m ., Oh. m.autsiH village
Cf N1Msit.H. slid WiiH excitement.
Tba ba-u. had licked up tHe Oh.
'ird content. of @ barre. ~ fsrF RI
dol. Witch had been accidentally over.
.4r,, staff.I or "a rsUr,g. trro,-.
fr. p-ru,fr.i .t..f.. of .h. VILLAGE
.,,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05
AIdmuTa BOliIiDg and
Manufacturing Co,
Ardmore, l. 7. Established 1892

Oldest, most complete. dovn.to
date carbonating plant in the b. l. T.
All our bottles are thoroughly
oleansed by machinery and sterillzed
making them absolutely clean and
sanitary The water used In the pro
ductlon OF our bottled gools IS either
distilled or sterilized. Botn bamg
areated and filtered before carbon.
atIng. You run no risk o, lsaklag
typhoid fever or other ds,terioqs
germs when using our g)Jds. In
buying carbonated goods be sure TO
get the kind that protects your health
and the health OF your family.
An absolute guarantee goes with
every case from
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05

edy FOR the checking OF cancerous
growths II has also been dcmonstrat.
ed that skin diseases and diseases OF
the nerves quickly give way before
the force OF electricity when scientif.
ically applied Amone al the great
treatments for the White Plague. con.
sumption, there is no more potent
power than electricity Tho rcsonators.
one placed on the lung" the other on
the opposite side % the body. gives
the patient the ful! benefit OF tho
ozone.
Another great feature OF this ma.
chine Is the perfect control which
the operator has OF the current The
degree OF intensity Is changed by the
mere turn Of a switch and the pa.
tlent may receive just tho amount
OF electricity required This perfect
control Of the current IS unknown to
the ordinary static machines.
Physicians all over the country will
appreciate the presence OF the Induct-
i've Coil machine az the Ardmore san.
ltarium and will not be slow to take
advantage OF II In the treatment OF
their patients.
l. r ng
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
Wv. q. MATTHEWS.
Attorney at Lsv.
LAWYERS.

Wrt pfrrtce before fts United states 50.
prctrr tuurf. Court % claims. and an the
Dctari. suf. and CpWmittees ~ Congress
. For e.<it gssrs i1 a. General Land once
Natter before CYnere-s andindlan claims
aspeffaitv
One ~ she editors ~ Matthews 4 con.
way'zDig gsst Aufhorof Matthews Guide.
haithews' Worms ~ Pleading Etc
Refers 90 Editor ~ this paper.
onces. itro SeU York Avenue washing.
ton. -. O. Telephone. Main tHi.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-05
POTENT POWER
or ELECTRICITY
Ardmore Sanitarium Has Installed a
High Frequency Twenty-InCh
Induction Coil MaChine

The management Of the Arumore
slni'arium ls always on the alert and
keeps adding 20 the sanitarlum the
latest scientific equipments for the
treatment OF disease Tho latest
addition 20 the sanltarlum Is a High
Frequency twenty.iuch coil X.Ray ma.
chine This is the newest static clcc.
tric machine known to the profcsslol
and possesses many advantages over
the older makes Of XRay machines.
The N-Ray attachment affords a
light Of greater penetration and for.
olgn substances In the body can be
more easily detected, ana snc,r loca.
tiun determined with greater accuracy.
By means OF tais powerful ray OF
light photographs OF the body may be
taken. In this way broKcn or injured
bones can be treated scientifically.
Bullets or needles that have lodged
near vital organs can be located with
certainty and their removal effected
without danger. Electricity has be-
come very popular in the treatment
OF diseases The violet ray which this
machine produces has become known
To the scientific world as a great rem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19
4andsm&nd / Amqrika.
sra a4e &reoie.

Mpticr omborS. 5om befienM uS-
gipcs Ser paa flere al Sc ltore 0ccnz,-
oanpere mellem Mlnerifo og Gprpp,n
Dogblooe> bbis gfsiitens o{6pnger aa5
at Sftbet er forip11et lneo 9(fpparnzer
til trao0lps Selegrofi. 9ibtiz AaF
bette life oGret 3ilfploet nleb Gfaane
olnopien=sln1erifo 2i11iens Gfibe> ulnza
efter bba6 ser n1e6oele5 i Sc msmF7zsze,
8looe pil oct life bare lnnge> inheu
De Danife Sfibe ogloo / Sen 91etr,ins
ltoor poa @pjOe mes on6re 25risr-
9omplfibsiellfabet ligger / Iiz,bfz-
bonollng me0 Gelegroffonpagzr:eg
ON oenne Sag og set pentesl at lsez>
| oenne 0}aone0 bil blipe oj]lntfek
enoelig Operensfon1it. @pnrIenea,
neutrality-suspicious. plnboro 5zoa
or5res CT en0nu life ofgiort> men ney
tnllfes poa at bortgipe 9}eoaftarpo-
lterne for enfelte &ejicr as @a1gen>
nGrnrelt lon1 en- 5logs Mefreatiase
for Sc paogiGlOen0e Sournaliner> salas.
noget lignenbe Mno0e lom 5fibsan-
geltillingerne. Ser oil 0o liffer bliase
Gift om gn1beoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

Gn itorinnbet 9fmsier. Sra Sofio-
SSapans &obe6ito6, fommer Meooe-
lelle ON, at &nslan6s @elonbt til
sSopan 8albitoff bar tilfgiet tire ane=
rifanife Marinere en- grop Sorner-
n1elie pe6 at forlange 6em u6biite al
@piieialen / ct Sotel, bpor ban og
bans &uftru, en- feot Mmerifanerin=
Sc, 1ab pe6 ct 8or6, og boor 0e ame=
rifanffe @gn1Rn6 6n1fe6e at in6tage
ct MaoIti6. Sc bar belfI96te og op=
fgrte fig go6t. Ser par aoffillige
Mmeritonere Solen, lom lp6eligt
,16tolte 6eres Misbilligelie af g3us=
1erens bobne 0ptrn6n. De ameri=
ta1ffe @gme1r6 forlo6 2ofolet l6en
Sn6figelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

sSernbane paa Sslanb. Mltinget
paa Sslan6 bar ifplge ct Seleeram
fra &i6benbabn be6taget at anIegJe
en- As Mi( lang Sernbane paa So.
lan6, fra @epfiabif gienner1 ct al
Sc meit frugtbare 9iitrifter al 2at.
set, bbor Ser bill fu1ne 6ribes Mger.
brug. Ser bar tt6ligere b9ret 8la,
ner fremme ON en @one giennem
set famine 9il ltrift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19
Oct Sauifc 8rooeriamfmuos asm=

pcntion i Council gl1ffs> SSo-> oilaxt=-
teoes li0lte 2groag. Get blep ! S7rr-=
bags pe0taget, at Sen n95te aurrl,esss=
tion 1910 ifal ofbol0es ssresengt~
Gol 9atll,tb agiterc0e lterft 5nr saz
bliDe Sen ne1te Mpoeploos, meu tess
ocn enoe(ige 9(fltenni11g fit Uresna>
III 5tenuner, G11l11tb 95. Ser 5pr-
teS pao Wpbet rneget gr1r1bige iSor=
6alrolinger ON en- l1p 9fegel for sA*ss=
ielsnertS bborpe6 5onflu1oet f1rehss,
opnoa ltarre Solioitet. og set peh1n=
ges at in0fpre en- np OrOnil1g> Itnr=
beo ser poolignes Mcolen1mer, aess-'
illttter Jig til 5onlfluOet eiter ss':f,.
slors sll0eren, ct noget 1ejere Mslel==
n1el1t el10 ti0ltgere.
Sam f1l1Oets Spcrbel lwrelle lIonle*.'
til &onpentionel1 lo6et r0orbeioe nas1>.
2ope, bborbe6 Sc enfelte 2ogers gse--
itenunellesret ober 0eres egne A1fr=.
Ter bpi @ra6 blep il1O1frenfes
Oette 9oDforllag, ser bar 110arbeinet
be0 @inlp of en amerifanif @oe5&=
rer, lom anlees for at bore en- A1n=.
tboritet paa brooerligt GorlifrI1raar
bnlens Slnraabe, blep in1i0lertib Jog
fai itet n1eo ltor 0eoioritet.
&onpentionc11> ser tolte benpeb 25W
Geltagere> bleo no0tnget ne6 5tcn-
@jnltfribeo al Sa10bpggerne / G;oaa1z-
ell 8luffs, Ioapel Donife lo1n anbre
9fotioner. Council 8luifs 2oee1s Ras-
10 bor GGrt og bap6e l10fprt ct REC
get ltort 9lrbej0e for Sc nmnge giE=
tiers Gelfer0. Ge6 &ouue11tio1en@
9labning talte forl16en 2oge &c., 1D'&z
Hra1i6ent S. s. Senlen> 8neus Ma=-
Dor, Oer. @1ocrae og 5amflmoeta,
Sberpreli0ent, Mr. s. $. Bogt-
8eitemmelien om at Sen nnlte aon+
pe1ttion ifal nfbol0es paa 8eltfpSaem
bil blipe bilit n1e6 flor @leoe oer1lbss
og tiene til, at Gam fl1116et / 0e feuz-
n1en6e 9lar bil faa en- fraftig Bwfft
blun0t bore 2an6sr1en0 Sen 9el aE
2a16et.
&alget al Operbeltprelie fit fta=
genoe lt6falo:
Sper=&rpiibe>,t, s. $. Uogt OF
2oge 9eo. 3, 9abenport, gienbaIgt-
Soer<Giceprelt6er1t, Ntnrtin 2ar=
len, 2oge 9fo. A. @acine.
Sber=Sefreter: S. MicbaelleMs,
Omaha gienbolgt.
Sber-aasierer> S. Ggr. glfil0fem&,
2oge SEQ. Is, Chicago gjenDalgt
. Sber=3illi6sforntan0> 9enrp Gp=
6ele11, 2oge SEQ. 91> ct. Na11l..
Sber<3illi6Sman6, 6reo MeterieaF~
So. So. 10, Council 8Iuffs-
SDer-3illi6snran6, g. g. gfelie4.
2oge gfo. 49, Seattle, @ajb..
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19
@mpernbr Magoon, Salts @fterfeI

@mber11br Nfagoon, Safts @fterfpl=
ger iom n1i6lerti6ig amerifanif 9lo=
miniitrator paa Guba, for 2broagS
opertoget tit @ntbeoe, og ionune Sag
forlo6 Saft, asiiiteren6e @tatsiefre=
er 8ucon og General 6unlton @aba=
na for at reiie til @aibin9ton. Ma=
COON u61te6texn Nroflan1atton, bpori
ban lober at felge 6en &olitif 9e1s
slfferer, lom Saft bop6e be1tpttet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

u2Dicts 8ruberifab" er 9eopuet
paa en- 0rea11iiatior, ser far opret=
tet EFT &oloni 400 W3ile fra Gen=
ber> @o1o.> bbor Sen inrIigt logger
8tn6 paa at op6rage forlgn1te 8grn.
S &olonien er optoget iolt onfrin9
20 8ern, r1en set ct 11l1 opIplt, at
af otsie ct fun Sc z ilipe, alle Sc on=
ore er iulteoe .ibiel. @ro6erfob,t
bar ita6tgt Sen6emen6 oIle Gel.
af Staten for at lomIe 8i6rag og
foa fat / biem1gie 8er1t, og flere
af @tatens bdieite @n1beos1npno bor
| goo Sro bgret SEN bebjnIpeIig
me6 at anbringe forel6reIgie 8grn /
&olonten. l16bungrin9en al @gr=
meme ct life ifet of Sn6ifab MOS
6isie> men for6i SEN Gpoe, @oroniens
Me6lenmer bar 2ob at np6e, lite Fl
pasie116e for 8srn. Seller life bIet
ser gibet ipge 86rn 2egebialp.
Mutbortteterne bar MI toget fig al
Sagert. !~+j
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

9ette 8lab er meo fit rigt afbefs
len6e Sn6bol6 og tiltalen6e u6ltpreH-
ie / 6orboIo til lin Rris ::cbertrniF
fet al noeet anbet 8las Ger j 2aua-
set / ianm1e @prog. monner pos
6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

2eier Sc bette 8lao fra 1ee til
l1ge, fra gn6e til anbet beo Sc
8effe6 meb all, bba6 Der foregaar i
8erben af Snteresfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19
st &e66elBb for 8oIlpner,

st &ebbelpb for 8alluner. Sci
Ter @tlbeIm bab6e opitiIlet en- @gIpe
pofal for gin6eren ct @e66eIpb for
2nftballoner fra aIIe 2an6e. 0m
benne Hre1nie begpn6te iaa ge6oe-
1uftieila6ien / Ssnoogs fra en- esn6-
begning beo SegeI / 9eerbe6en of
Berlin. @btten 8o1loner 1tarte6e,
og S11fin6er af W1ennei ifer oberbnre=
De Spitigningen, Ser foregif be6
&ialp af Sfficerer og @anoffab fra
Serens .8aIlon-@orps. 9lIIereoe
Manoag Scat bar Ia of Sc II 8oIIo=
ner fonnn1et til sssor6et1 ieien. @in-
ben bab6e f6rt Dem in6 / 8gbmen,
bbor 6e traf aI6eIes ltille 211ft. g.,
af Sc tnin6fte of Sc fonfurreren6e
@al(oner, Ser ttlb6rte ct @eIfab /
Berlin, atttages at bIibe 8in6er, i6et
ben bab6e ttlbageIagt lpneere Di.
Itance en6 nogen on6en of 6e BalIo-
|ner, Ser biotiI ct b6rt fra, 200 MiIe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

Murs SSp01elS0ng, 1anle0es De 0anit
! 9e1u Sort paa 8eetbope,1 @oll 70
at feire oen 6a,1lfe 5fmlos Merfe
bag. Set blep, ifelge r9forolpjet"
Geltreferat, EFT l1aln1in6elig inu1
Gamnenfo1lrlt, oper bpilfe11 ser ber
ifeoe en Ggte Oracbnnn1r=5te
o9 ct itort og meget repreie11tatip
Nltblifnm oeltog. Seitprogramn1e
minoe6e belt igiennem ON @u1lt1e
re11, lon man bar lalnlet for at feire
Digteren @cfar6t @ifeien frel11logo
neoe11i itoae1e6e, al bom ielp ifrepn
&ro1og lon SSnole6ning, bporefte'
Jrpfen &osborg recherche forifiellig'
slfinit af 9racbnranns &erfer ol
@angeren slrel Sereenien foreoro:
nogle al bans 5ange. ST.. @erenratl
fang 9ereltaoen al Ser bar engan1
-" og tillt0lt 6eflamere6es Drucb
11anns 9igt Seem Dorf".
Ge6 SEN paafplgen6e 8onfet bol61
&onoi0at &,r16 &arttrncf fra Seen
@aben beaunoe6e &e16inger SaIe1
for 9racbmonn. @an tolte iprliq
ON 2Gngslen into6 @ange11 fra s:
itille &roge. San ielp bor en- al 6en
Der io6 / en iaa0an 1tille &rog oq
felte Sengslen imo6 @onge11. Drocb=
mann bur bans Silflugt. Saleren
citere6e forifiellige al 6en ltore 6or=
fotters Digte og ilutteoe me6 et
Dracbn1onn lebe!
Com Sbar paa en Sale for Son.
marfs @enerulfoniul / g. g., ST.
an,u6bragte 6enne Ell 1,D 5fnal for
9racbmann, napnlig for 6ennes 8e=
tDoning for Mo0ersmaalets 8rug oo
8eparing. 8lan6t Sc mango anbre
Saler ifal hi ,1epne cit for af05=
be Sobn &olfs Min6e, bpori set poo
pege6es, at bans &ierligbeo til ali
Donif bapoe beret til megen Gellig-
nellie for 2on6smen6.
l1n6er 8anfette11 le16tes ct 2Df=
enjfninasteIearom til 0ioteren foo
lp6en6e::
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9onife. @om beroper igien".>
&r. gctarot 9. @ifeiens 8rolog,
bborme6 Gelten in6le6e6es, lpoer foo
le6es:
&un fao bleb &er6ens fore Men6,
6e itore 9eabne inart er tolte.
&or Si6 er rig poa &er1per inroo,
n1en fna bleb Man6ens faIote.
Sen itore &u1it bar tabt jin @lang
og 6rtbe6Slangeu er forltumn1et,
1or1tnn1111et er b111 Selers=5ung,
lom lgo, 6a ltolte Sbaner lpang
fig giennem @imn1elrumn1et.
81 leoer en- fattig Sis,
boor ingen er fin egen @erre;
np6tbungen ipen6er @legten fig
for &ber6agslipets glrbei6sterre.
@i laber &unit og &oe1i
og ietter &urs paa Melterberfer,
men bar tro6s al Dor &legt og Meog1
til !@torbe6rifter ei set bragt,
ri ietter ei / Gi6en Merfer.
0g bog hi 1eoer / en- Si6,
bbor &refter brrD6es, Ganter gore
oct 9fpe feoes, font en Gong,
noar Storn1en brp6er ober Bang,
til 9oa6 ffal @l9gten bore.
9u fpoteS / en- St0, 0a grant
BET NDe me6 set @amle 6roges,
og 1om Ell &ifing, bbas og be6,
9n tren Sloget ber6ebreo
og ilog, bpor baar6eit loges.
D1 fe6tes / ct lille 6olf,
bleb SalSman6 for en- ringe Gtanr11e
bleb Digter / ct lille 2ano
ct 2an6 poa l1n6ergangens Man6,
opleit / Strt6 og 6lamnte.
st 2onb, bbis Saga bar paa &elb
ct 2nno, oprebet, lagt @ielo
at Sien6eben6er flan1me.
Du tom / Gbiplens peee @tan6;
men iatte 2ure1 for sin M11n6,
LOS @ampens Soner giaI6e.
9u moneo' frem til Dooo og Gong
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

9ficls Stbemamo ct 9topnet poo Ell
% 9lar gamn1el 2a1l0Snono, Scr er
omfomnpet / &onoife @gnen beD 9lr<
bej0e / Ell @ulornine, bbor bon fom
&lcmlnc be0 ct Opbeisningsapparot.
San Dp6e tire elmer efter lllDffel1.
0unlfe 8labc 11e06cler, at bon bor
ell Sgn al @usmano glug1llt Si0c-
nla1r0, 8ol0il,g, e(oltr11p Sogn pr.
&ollteo.
&toocr af 9anncbrog, Donlee
9looe meooeler, at Sngenipr Geo g
&irfegoor0 9}eip Oorf al Sen Don=
lfe &onge CT uonGp1t til 91iober al
1annebrog. ST. &irfegaaro bor op=
bolot fig fer 9lmerifa Ell lang
9(orrGffe, pmtrent 20 s(ar og far a.
tiO pilt negen S11teresle for alle So
retogen0er b(o1ot be Do11lfe / 9lten.
5borpal0len=Stotl1en, 5obn Solfs
Monument og forlfjellige a1bre So
retogen6er far fan laolebes 1tpttet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19


Gm Srfan bor ifeIge ct Seem Or
leans mootaget traa6Ieit Seleerom
b9riet 9ffDlten of MeIIem glmerifo
og 6en norolige &Dit of @po=slme-
rita us til @olfen. Sfo6en onTooes
til 1 Mtllion Collars, 11ten ser me.
mes life at bore gaoet Mennelfelip
tabt. @aar6ei It rant er 9eicorogua<
fDiten n9r 8luefiel6s. @tore Gtref-
ninger af 8ananatrGer er p6elo9te
Ser og l16fgrielen of Bananas bill
fort1tinbifes mes 10000 @unbter
ugentlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19
jra mango Kanter
Mpt fra ale 2aase.

Gn Statmc al Gerbi, Sen itaIienife
&on1poniit, b(eb / 6re6ags ofleret i
Seem Dorf. Statuen, ser er al ito
lienif Mormor, bleb ffin11fet @Den
al 6ens ssSta1ien fp6te 8orgere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19
Maa 9eattens @ps fbrit ie11t @pi1
Sin @arpes 8ellp6 6ernpe.

@il Sig, Du Drot / auniteus @ol,
ion1 fit al @u6er Sl6e,s Sue! =
Stor bar Sin &unit og beit bit &al6
So, Dn blep 9anmarfs 0igterlfiol6
og itrep meo Slommeifrift 6it 9fabr
poo Nor6ens @immelbne.