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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-25
Horrible Facts

.1ffSfff1rtyS @SSAsAHhS q
The National House of Repre-
sentativsg has voted S1,ooO,o0O
relief sf sufferers, to be expend.
I'd under The direction of the
Secretary Of Waf.
Tie sad Fransiseo mint, con:
tanning ssOO,OOO,oO0! ii loia Snd
bullion, was saved only after
heroic effort. Building is the
only structure of like size that
remains standing in the city.
Americans in London are to
meet Soon for the purpose
of subscribing to the relief fund
which is now being collected to
provide temporary Quarters for
sthe destitute.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-25
WORK OF FLAMES
Beautiful and Populous City. Is
Now a Desolate Waste
STARVATION NOW THREATENED
Metropolis OF the Pacific Coast is
Reduced to Vast Waste Of Smok-
ing Ruins-No Such Desolat:on
Ever Before Seen on This Cont
nent.

u0llVs
San francisco, special.-San
Francisco's darkest hour has dawned
into day of hope. Its time of over
whelming disaster and peril has end
ed and its future is now subject OF
general consideration.
The fire is practically under con-
troll: A clear sky over the Mission
district shows that the fire there has
been extinguished. The spread Of the
flames toward the western addition,
the best part Of the city remaining,
has been stayed, and the only por-
ton Of the conhagration that de-
mands the attention Of the firemen
is that extending from the Mob Hill
section down to the northwestern
part of the water front. The western
addition dargsr was averted at $50
O'Clock Saturday morning by the use
of g,iii cotton; dynamite and two
streams Of water. The explosives
were handled by the chief gttt1ner OF
the Mare Island navy yard and his
accomplishments proved him to. be a
master of his profession.
Menace of Famine.
Possibility Of famine is already pre-.
senting Its hideous face. At best the
city never carried more than three
days supply of provisions and food,
and now; with the wholesale districts
and warehouses wiped out there is
already shortage of food. Prices
were in most instances more than
trebled. An Associated Press man
was obliged to pay Is cents for a
small glass Of mineral water in the
Hayes Valley district. The half of
the city that has been laid waste and
rot q drop Of water is to be had there
except bottled mineral water.
President Sends Message.
Washington. Special. President
Roosevelt manifested profound inter
est in the news of the earthquake
nit San Francisco.
He Sent the following dispatch to
1iayor Sshmitz:
"I share with all our people the
horror felt at the catastrophe that
has befellen San Francisco and the
most earnest sympathy with your cit
izens. IF there is anything that the
Federal government cans do TO aid
you it will be DONE IS
He also sent The following to Gov
ernor Pardee:
'lTt was difficult at first to credit
The news of the calamity that has be.
fellen San Francisco. 1 fell the great
er the cohcern and sympathy for you
and the people not only of San Fran
cisco but Of California in this ter
rible disaster. You will let me know
if there is anything that the nation
al government can do"
President Roosevelt at night re-
ceived telegram from Governor Par
Gee, of California, reading as follows:
flowing to the intervention of tele-
graphic communication, the extent Of
the disaster in San Francisco Is not
well known here but no doubt the ca
lamity is very serious. People of Cal
ifornia appreciate your prompt III
quiry and offer of assistance. State
troops doing patrol duty and if Fed
cral assistance is needed will call on
you.''
Responses Universal.
With great unanimity all the cit
les of the country, large and small,
are coming to the rescue Of the strick-
ell section.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-25
aTa 8 Busy Day.

o Busy Day.
alSe been for The sight Of
Hue esto3g gssftars SET Zip in the open air
ssarer Sun Francisco's homeless
yftHoasands were camped, one would
Shave had some difficulty in finding
any Of the peaceful associations OF
the Sabbath in this city. Everywhere
throughout the burned as we'll as the
remaining section Of the city there
was the greatest activity. Streets
were being cleared Of debris, laborcrs
were being repairing water pipes, sew
ers and gas mains, electricians every
where were seeking to untanglc the
confusion of wire-in fact, San
francisco was In the first stages oil
its regeneration.
There are lio hungry people now.
The gaunt spectre of starvation has
been banished blythe magnificent re-
ssponsea aof the speoole Of California in.
part culaT, ind sByss Che nation IN
general TO the appeals that went out
for assistance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-25
Loss BEYOND COMPUTING
Streets of Ruined City Scene of Great
Activity All Day Sunday by
Plumbers, Electricians and La
borers Engaged in Clearing Debris.

San Francisco, Special.-The great
earthquake that. wrecked this city last
week, breaking the mains OF the water
works and starting FIRE that burned
out practically. the entire city, has
left a trail OF misery and desolation
that cannot yet he fully estimated in
its extent and magnitude.
Refugees estimate the number of
dead i'll San Francisco at between
1000 and 1000 and the property loss
as high as $5OO,OOO,0OO.
Fourteen men, suspected Of attempt
robbery near the mint, were killed by
soldiers.
Eleven postel clerks were rescued
alive from the wreck of the postoffice
building. -
Seventy-fve bodies were takeasfiuui1
the ruins of a lodging house ma a!99E a'!9E
more are in sight. s sJs lsla e
At first the greateshdaIgs alea
to be from famine but sfohfpk re-
sponses of thu. whole eouas have
brought enesgh feod 81 seliese the
immediatss ssf astfess on that
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-25
26 Miles Burned.

The Associated Press representa-
tives Sunday covered the entire area
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-25

Responses Universal.
With great unanimity all the cit
les of the country, large and small,
arc coming to the rescue Of the strick-
Ell section.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06
Sore zane g obne

Ser er @ennefer, lom er beiiele=
De at en- nnoerlig Srang til at foran=
ore @opn, laa lnort Sc fornmer un0er
ANDRE 5orbolo. 0prin6elig TANNER
0erne Srong bel fra, at 6e gnIfer at
ioentificere fig iaa meget og 1aa bur
ti9t 1om muligt meo bereg npe Om=
gipeller, men Sc tenfer life poa, at
Den gon1le retifafne Sens 6ranojen
oerpeo ngrmeit bliber Ell IatterIig
Sean De Jronce. 2e61ageg Gobnefor=
onortngen tilltge al mere eIler mint
ore mtslpffeoe Observation-Disclosures
Jog &etning al at glemme tit 800
bers.naal for 6e1 fremmeoe 9unae,
Neiigionsififte 0. lgn., iau bliber 9fe=
I~nltatet let, at Ser opltaar en- latter
Zig 5relntoning, lom bperfen SEN enc
eller SEN an6en Motion fan ltaa Tia
peb at go0fienoe. Set er meget liuI=
BEN, at man bbrer noget &roo trent
lat fra omerifanif SIDE ON, at fer
til 2an0et inoDun6reoe l1olpn0i1oe
lfal foretage Mapneififte. S 1iolte
8ongresiamling bar ser gonife bit en-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06
8i=stif ,om Sur jom &bemmatis

nc. &e0 en- Biupler=&onpentio,1, Ser
4 fioite l@ge fanot 5te6 / Marbe0en
at Hbilaoelpbia, og bbori ODER 1000
tog Gel, fanot en- Man6 6ranf Mc=
@lDnn 2eiligbe6 til at oeruonltrcre
fin Sbeori ON, at Bi=5tif or ct goot
Mi60eI MOS @beumatisme, peo at la
Sc fig 1tiffe al minolt 100 8ier, ser
bleD tirret op til at angribe 6on1. San
bapoe / mango Mar liot al oenne
Mage1 iaa tom ban en- Dag unoer ct
8eigg Dos en- Sen til at Dplte en- 8t=
fube, og 6a 8ierne bor fnr0ig mes
BAN efter Sen 8e0rift, par SCR. Mc=
@lDn1 omtrent n%fien0elig. Mel1
mGrfelig NOT, Den naite Sag Dor
bans &%beumatisme iom forloun0et,
% oo nogle Mar ienere ct np Mnfalo
melote Jig foriegte ION iamme Sur /
noget m.-bre @ttla oq me6 iamme bel
oige l16fol6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06
Gn sanife fornnftig Summcr jpn

Wv y"NI%l o%ulI@tY ~uNlAlll UlleS
0ommer @offoro / &unios Gitp at
Deere, Ser forle0en los en- ltoffels See
ger ru1Oilippe @olgen, ioet ban tillo0
BAN at erflnre Jig ifpl0ig / Moro al
a11oen 8ra0 og 0erpou iopmte bom
80 Nurs Sugtbns. @run0e11 til 0en=
lie 3onlmerens Mil6be0 por, at See
geren bar en- fottig, l1pioenoe Stpmper
n1eo ingen &enner til at forlpore Jig.
~9n 6or," log0e fan, vingen til at
erflGre 3ig for ponpittig. 9cr pil
heller life optru0e en- &reos al &pir1=
Der, Der i1ole1Ocr Nnlsgninger ON
9enoooni1g for Sig. Ser bill bel
Ter life bore eli Sfore al Soiotcr>
Ser ie110er Dig 8lomiter eller lfri=
her 9repe | Mosleni5 til @l1perngren
ON at benoo0e Sig" S oisle Oro er
set 6prnntften fonn11er il1o; ON Nfon=
oen ipprigt fortje1tc Sen i%trul1gere
Strof eller 81, meloes Scr intet ON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06
Entered at the Post Office at ST. Paul.
MINI, as second class matchmaker.
gngluno % Sn0icl II.

@illiml Sennings 9rpal1, iprbell=
-nuruloe % io~>1oip1lignis tilfpnunlel1=
Sc YrUlioent =&u1Oi0ot, or poo Mejle
sen golnle Gcrocll, ng u@cm ienloll0
eille Nciic tbllt" plp. 9lol10t line
SfilorinNcr ira ocn1c &ejlc, JONI ban
loosr tililpOr iprlfjclli1c ullcrifonife
glooc, peo bu, pglun at fprtullc ON,
lpor iloc Cl1glonO bebo1olcr i'm ito
re Yropins S1oicn, lom Set nrrnnelt
1lDplprorer. &i er iffc Speciolilter /
el,aelif &nluni= alom1iniltrotion men
sen olmiuocligc Spfottelle al 0el1ne,
lErll0t ll1co Melllpn til Sl1oicr1, er
Dog at Ncl gienlcnlgoocnoe bor uG=
ret til Nclo ior hoooe Slloien og S11=
nierlle, nm chs Ser er uolfilligt, Ser
fulloc ng huroc pure an0erle0es / Sen.
Men lurli9t l1oor set fomlner til
@rpon inn1 CONNER / SEN Slngs
SiltA CT set, at nlon ligelom betpnfer
Jig poo lloe1 piocre at 1age bans Nn=
qipclicr for opoc Gorer. Set ct life
ioo mnllac s(or ii0en Ser AT bom OPP
lpfteoe5 ct M6muifrig pon 2on0ets
GolAtriblncr nncr Sc 6or. 5toters
Scrbplb til bore npe 2beii00eller,
iurligt Ehilippircrl1e. Set bar pnoe
Sila 1on iorfpnote / sen 6orbi10elle,
men Sc por hcl0ignis life pperens=
ltenu1cnoe mro @irfeligbeoc1. Gr
hans Sp9iueli er ON ENGLAND og SIT
hien al famine s(rt, CT set moolfe fife
lon hclt iloe fat iom ban forteller.
Men Ser CT 10 6plf, lom life fan
male mes m1oet ems lorte 6orper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06
g teDnonnes 8oriotio :

II { l..
Get CT ret mnrfeligt, at ct 5te0=
nop1 fun pure lau pOerlt fprlfjelligt
poa Sc forifiellige 5prog. Mapnet
S%iebcnbopu +. Cts. bliper forjfiellig1
ltopet % l1Otalt | nGlten alle Scr
0enslprog, men / i11tet al sis e poo
oen oolllfe MuoOe eller blot timer
mellespis banif. Spife "Mopne BIZ
Der bclt omopbte poo ergelif pg fronif
elter pnlpenOt, lelo ON Ser life er Sen
1jer1eltc @rlrnO for bette. Sc pur=
lte garborer / Sen Netning far bi0til
Splterne puret, Sc for, tilla0t Tia ct
aloeleS l~ltil(oOeligt @jel1Dpberi me0
onore SoltOes Ste0nopre, for life at
tale OH Nonne / Sou0s0ele, Ser er
tnl'1ll1et ino unoer tplf @%erreopnnme,
!. gfs. Spl'oerlpllonO. Wfen man ct
ogIuo gol1ife gpOt nleb beropre, %
BET aonr luo Dist, at n1al19e 9unlfe,
Der lfriper bjen1, 1le0tegner GpperGo=
gen poo &onpoll,ttelr, lfjpnt &jpben=
horn n1eo eller 11oen - piloe
bril1ge Set li1c loo jiffert til lit @e=
iten1mclicslteo, pg bni5 lr1ol1 1frep
Gonmarf / Stcoet for 3e1norf, pil0e
bette heller ingeu 0orlinfelie %forpol=
Be. Met morionnt CT Set, at en- BE-
inrm poo bette Smraabe mi onn1eloes
ina 9topnefuiferiets @opeofporter,
]eIoe1te Ipiflono. sllle tplfe Sern=
banebilletter til lt6lonoet jfal efter=
trgffes meo Steonobne ltape6e poo
heHommen6e SANDS Gprog. f5or=
boabenlig bill &eformen gao pioere og
omfotte allie 9on6e og ollie 2an6es
EoitbGi cn.
rs. .N
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06

los gls.sIIiiiss men osA oiI,eriidaiN
3ree Dnr neutrality-suspicious. np Oil
at lotterligaigre Goribgets Der sd
ogiaa ogoe / 5poilelen. Gil bore in>o-
pnnore6e 2onosmpnb bill pi So lige:
81 bebagcr ilet fife Mmerifanerne,
naar Ri SIR ps ~nfienoelige for bore
eg11e beo at ififte ssapn, tpartimoo
CT bore gammelbags lfanoi1tapiife
9fapne inareit eli M11befalil1g for os /
bort 1tpe @jemla10. Sffe eltga,1g Ell
uion" / 5llttningclt af bort Noou bill
gigre ps mere tiltole10c el1o Set
len, lpm III peo 9uobe1 er blepet
tilbelte. Sort Moal>p bill olligepel IT.
&c os, % hi bur intct at lfuml11c ps
oper bpoo Set ol1goor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06
Gn SernbanemlDtfe / Gmglano TO-

lte0e t1Ol1gt Spnoags Wtorges n1o11=
&c Mmerifauere 2ipet, meDens fIere
blep baor6t luare0e. Mmericun Sine
8oo6en Seem Sort" fom poo lin SIR
fra Nep Yorf til 5ol1tbonlpton ino
til Flpmoltb ient 2proog Mften for
ct lnnolntte ioaoGnne Easiogerer,
Der berfra Diloe goa til 2on0on pr.
8one. 2inien3 lGrlfilte GfSprestog,
ser fprte Dem til 2pnoon, lpb UNDER
cit ralenoe 6art / 2ebet al Matten al
Gfinner1e heo Sen lille @p Sa(is=
burn, og % lite % 20en MaSies
Hoslagerer, ollie Mmerifonere, Mite
Sc 2ipet, meoens 8 andre looreoes
boor0t. 2igeleocs oufom 4-a Sog=
perionalet. Sc ilc7te al Easiogerer<
ne bar fra 2lten, oog enfelte fra Chi
ca9o. s alt fbrte 5oget 43 Yasioge-
rer og mango flere pil6e nare oms
fomnnet, bapbe life en- ltor Gel / ii0=
tie Dieblif beilllttct fig til at fcn Ell
rplig Natteippn / Oeres apjcr ON
8oro og lonoe / Solttbompton Sen
nGite Morgen. 8lon0t Sem, Ser peo
Ell loo6on tilfrlbig @ellutl1i1lg iano=
lnnligbis re6be6e 2ipet nar. Mapor
MeGlellon al Seem Dorf, ser alt bob
Be la0et int Baggage gaa / 2ano,
men iii0ite Minl1t al lin @nItrn b1ep
obertaIt til at fglge benoe til Gber=
bonrg / Sra11frige, bDor r9telp Oorf"
.anlpbe nogle fac, elmer ie=
mere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06
6SnaiIEl l'l J.

2sS sSXssH2Nssssssss s8INssSSSs ~ sskS
ssolst 81 n 0en1le i6 mao geooffon-t
memo % fripea ON III alllfomit men.
- laapiot mlligt piI vi altio ba-
De. Soft paa 5tationen, for at Bite
bore @iGiter til &ette. Set paa &or-
tet a1fgrte Nl1nter ifal Bile, til bill
ten Slot Ge6fommenoe ntaa lutte fla
nllOer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ml(e
6orelpprgsler Dil Blue beiporeoe 1oa
blrtig, lom set fan %pnerfommes.
Sglua otbefaler hi oa enonl1 cit
Sang e1tbper, iom life allereoe bar
beltemt fig til at rejle Deril10, at gjp-
re oct iaa mart JON mulig. 81 fall
1tte l11oppre Ell eneite, lom life meo
tpinger0e 8oor1b CT forbi10ret / at
fpmme.
2oo oS iii bile, at Sen oonlfe ling
Dom beropre far Ell fplles GRUB
oolo> Doorpoa ri alle fon ltoa, og at
ri CT / 5tan6 til at lon1les og tolc
mco Dinon0en ON bporleoes hi beolt
lfol fGlnpe for Set, lom ri far fiurt
- Som me0 ung0on1 / 5in6et, oq
Lao oS prppe paa at ifabe os lclp ct
ltng0omsmin0e, lom hi / fommen0e
Mor fan gienme poo me0 @lpoe.
SelmeOt berin6e.
6eltu0pulget.
sc. 9. hinge iom enifer at 0eltoge
Stepnet> men lom lelp bor Glngt:
hinge berin0e, bos bpem Sc gnifer al
DO, mao for at foo Gel / gSe6jpttcllf
al Billettaflterne olligepel meooe:
le oereS Mnfomit til Ieitl1opolgct oe
lamtioig Napn og M0resle poo oercS
Gprt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06
'litiife 81
&c orNe

llltpllSl1ttpct I george CT TnrDt p9
&pngcoulg pg &ronin1 operltuaet.
Oct CT Minilterict @fiebelieu lon1 bnr
fprt Dcnllc Sci al Sen politilfc It's
pitling til CIT lpffelig llogong, og i1=
gel, nil0e fprtrnfc set /, nn1 Set III
traf Jig tilbogc og opcrlpo ol0re
0fG11D at le0e sen lpe Si1ge1cs Orb
ming i11o / ct jrpnt % roligt 5por.
Nor6n1unbenc bor irniolertio facet cit
ioooon 5illio til Micbelien MnuOc=
ne, at Sc pl1lfcr Sent til at fortlrtte
M%rbeioet, og SC for crflnret fig pilli=
&c til at fortlGtte set paabegpnote
Mrbcjbc.
3cttc pil fprlt og fren1mcit font
ME til ,ot beltoa / Ell &algfompogne
11noer ct belt npt 5plten1. Stortin=
get 6lep pplblt SEN 16. Sl11t, og 11pe
&olg itoor for 95ren, men pon Ell
felt onocn Woooe ems Sem, ser tt0li=
| gcre CT bpl6t / Morge. Ser ifol ren1=
liq nrlges / Gnmouosfre0l lie / Steoet
for JONI bi6til / &algoiltrifter, og
&olgene ifol foregao pe0 oireftc Mf=
ltcmning fife iom bi6til beo &alg=
memo ligeiom De0 &rnit6entpalget
fer / 2o116et eller peo 2unosti11gs=
polgel1e / 9armarf. S Set iaaleoes
oolgte Storting> ser lfol lornles / Of
tober, foreliggcr pigtige @r1nolouS=
un6rings= 6orllag, Ser 0rejer Jig on1
&onaens Get til at oplple Storti1get
og l10ifrtDe l1pe @alg = 5inget far
10 bi0til pnret uoplpieliAt / bele Sen
%treaorige &olgperio6e - ON s(fifof-
felle al Observation-Disclosures, JONI
far meofert cit for mango Stortings=
mG11o megct generen6e lang 5am1=
ling al Singet, og enoelig Jaltinttel=
lie at fat 2en for Singmnnoene, ira
1900 til 5000 ST. eiter 5amlin=
gems &arigbeD. Meu al ulige ltorre
gigtigbe0 bliper Sc ltore %finnncielle
SpprgSmool, Ser ifal ofgjpres al Set
npe Storting. 5tatens Sl1otpgter
far nnppe pnret / 5ton0 til at 0utfc
0ens ll0gtfter, tro0s Ell pGloig per-
ionlig Sfatte6Dr0e poo 20 til 80
Frocent al Sfattep0erncS Snbtpgt,
og Ser moa fil1oes Mioler til at let
te 0en1e @proe 11oen at S110tngternc
li0er o%erl,1Ocr. Torboobenlig pil De
begDn0en0e go0e Sioer / 9forge gjbre
oenne Spgaoe nogenll1noe let at lpie.
cit &olgprogrom bor Miniltcriet
Mitbeli en offenligajort 20. S1l11i> pg
hi lfol giengipe Set / nu}te Nltlucr
al @lo0et. Oct er fort og flort og
bl1roe tilfreosltil(e Gle rin1eliae
&rop. Sppoiitione1r lalulcr Jig u110er
6prer11e &onolp, Golt6erg p9 Holtor
Gricbleu, Mo0ifale og 5%pcialiiter.
Sc far ollerc6e / Sen ofll11ttc0e 1ingz
lon1ling to1et Niltano ira &egjerir9s=
portiet / oolfillige 9ltnfter p%corprcr=
Sc tnionSoplpsni!tgel1.. % Sc bill fort
lGtte Sppolitionc1 / SEN pioere llbz
biting, met l,tpipliomt oil @o(gene
gipe Micbellcn eli ioa ltor Mujoritet
/ Singet, at bon fan f9re l(0piflinger1
bioere / Sen Nono, iom han biotil far
reprGlenteret pao Ell for Mprge iuo
bel6bringen6e Moo6e.
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@n Sornaoo Sflabpma goelog6e

@n Sornabo Sflaboma poelogoc
iiol tie ltge, proftiif talt, belle Npel1
Sit5emab. NGlten alle 8pgniuger
ltprteoc ian1mcn> og / mango 5ilfrl=
DC blep sc fprt ct longt 5tpffe mes.
Gn flor Masie apGg brebteS, og ST.
item blco goelagt, oerimpo fom III
gen Men1clfer olporliqt til Sfooe
iom 6plge al at Sc ollie lbgte Iilflugt
| Gpflpn &Gloere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06
Mrs. Sames Samner. &l1j

Mrs. Sames Sanner, @l1ltrl1 til
vGprpural" 5on11er> COMMANDER III
Gbicf fpr s. q. 81. fonl l1lpffelig al
Gage pe0 c1 9(llton1obilfjprle Ell / Sc.
lena, M}ontol1o,. ii0ite l1gc. Sum por
lon1r1el1 mes ii11 Mo1lo puo 0eres
S11r nclt10oner fonl>1cn til benne @y
og 6lcp f%orepilt @Der pr. 9(l1tpn1obil,
Oa oc1ne pc0 at fpn11l1e il10 puu en-
nplig ploneret Sci hppr @rl1lct bar
blpot, og @jltlene 0erfor lorf /,
plllDlelig pultcbe. S11gell al Sc dpri=
&c 9elta0ere / Sl1rcn fon1 til Sfooe,
Mfrs. Sonner lelp bruffcoc fin Sir
men, men bl11, Ser bar oncr 60 s(or,
opoe fort efter llbeloct, biltnof ipm
6plge al Sfrnf. G6ol1fiellren iiges
life at babe l1oge11 Sfpl0 / llbeloet;
men Sen ol0erltcgne Getcrul1, Scr bar
utrpltclig oper Sobct al lin @l1ltrll
far / ltGrfe Sr0 for0pn1t hans &ior=
lel ior1 %ltforiporlig / ollcr bpjeite
@ro0.
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Is Moro / Mar. Sen lille 81

70 W1f6 II Maf. GEN lille BD
Burton Soma, Ell aulmine-8p Ser
noe ten noeluffen6e beboes al Negerc,
bar beo ct lte6fun0en Mor6 i iiolte
ltge opnaaet Ben tpiplionrn1e 8erpm=
melie at bore ben 8p / Sc Tor. 5ta=
ter, Der Torbol0 til Snobpager-
ontol fan opbiie set iterite Mntal
Moro / Sc to iiolte Mor. Ger CT finn
400 Menneifer / 8pen alt alt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06
Grufer for Brpan. Gen i lau man

Orpfer tor VrDan. Sen lno man
&C Mor almngtige 5ommanp Gbef
&icbaro Grofer bdr fra lit Silent I
England ~lfrepet ct BreD til Sen 60
mite Ser plonlpgger en- flor Mo6to=
gelie for William S. @rpan pe0 bons
5il6agefomlt til Sc Scr. Stoter. Scr.
Groter mener, at @rpan er en- al oe
opgtiglte Mpn0 fer / 2ol1oet, at 6an
altio er blepen %misforitaoet % fun
blep frapriltet Sejren ne6 Sc to Brp-
ii0entfompagner / 1896 og 1900; for
81 5rl,lterne lto0 bom imoo. Gro
fer baa6er at lepe lGnge nof til en-
gang at ie Yrpo1 lom Nrnii0ent for
Sc 6or. 5tuter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06

&rritoent &uoiepclt bor< efter
4ongres%i amlingens S(ut11ing / 2pr-
Gags toget. Sommerferie og onton1
ollere0e 5pn0ag til lit 5ommerbjem
Sogomore Sill / Splter 8op pao
Gong Sslan0, &C. g., bpor 6onilien
for flere Gage ii0en tog Spbolo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06

sammenlign bette 81oo, bets ssno.
bolb, l%16itprelie, Bris og 8rennier
me6 nnbre Blobe / famine @prog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-06

st Ieltprogram Jet nltio tprt &c
lfen1otilf no, foroi Set 10 ditto el
Smpropiiationer, ser giper Setter
ocns 1Dl0e.. Sort l1ng6omsltrpl1e
1fal bnpe lit HrGg fra set lpie ling:
oom5mo0 og l1ngoon1sbaab, ser giper
Zig l(oi lag / Gale og Gang; men iful,
le ri life oglaa. pe,1te, at oette oil lfe
her bbor iaa mango hinge fon1mer
lamn1en?.
Tt ltaur for Sioen / l1noer6unolil1,
ger rne0 allie 2onbets S%ernbanele(=
ltaber og baaber at foa Ell %betpoelig
NeolGttelie i 8illetpriierne for Mp=
bets 0elta9ere; men beron lfal ser
lenere fomme Meo0elelie. Gjniterne
.1il bliDe in6fpartereoe rln6t ON /
8Derls oanife @jem, bpor Sc bill err
6oloe Soft og 2ogi, % q II NJ G I :
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(aor. Baltor &nu0 @igrllp, 7S9 g.
8olbtenam slbe., Gbicago) M 0 5 :
fra 5. l. S i, nj e II
enere e n 5. 20.
81 II g II t So ti6ligere MnmeI=
oelierne in0fommer, 6eito lettere bill
arbeioet blibe for % berinoe. CIT.
bper iom anmel6er 9eltagelle (n e*o.
t y eli g q n pe@Ie a t
g a Dn % MbreS Cd bill fua.
tillenot en- Sn6fparteringsieo6el meo.
Mapn og Moresie paa ben 6amiIie,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-16
PROPOSED NEW HIGH SCHOOL.
How 1t May Be Built, Furnished
And Heated Without In
creasiug Taxes.

Senator Luther II. Gadd Yesterday
afternoon introduced bill authoriz-
ing the Board of County School Com.
miSsioners TO borrow money to erect
furnish and steam heat a high school
bnilding.
The present high school building
is the old Stockett house is al together
inadequate aud unfit for the purposes
of q high school. At IrcsSnt ninc
furnaces. two gas ranges and two
stoves are required 10 heat the Stcck.
EFT building and the grammar school
building, at a cost Cf approximately
81. 800 a year for fuel alone
The cost of the proposed new high
school building and furnishing and
the new low pressure steam heating
plant to heat both buildings viii be
approximately $50. COO, which is To be
raised by the issue of ] per cent. bonds,
running 80 years. The Yearly inter
est on these bonds will be $500 a year
the first five years; 1866 81 year the
second FIVE years; S533 81 a year the
third five years; S400.0l a year the
fourth five years; $500. Ga year the
fifth five years, aad Sl33 81 year tile
sixth FIVE years.
The approx innate cost Of heating
the proposed new high school build
ing and the present grammar school
building with the proposed new low
pressure steam heating plant will te
S400 year for fuel, as against about
81 500 year with the present un-
satisfactory furnaces, showing saw.
ing of 81, 100 n year, enough to nay
the average annual interest of S400 on
the bonded Indebtedness and the an.
nual sinking fund of S666 g. So that
it is clearly seen that Annapolis may
thus have an up-to date high school
building and equipment that will be
a credit to the growing city, ard a
new steam heating plant Of sufficient
capacity to heat both buildings with.
out adding anything whatever to our
taxes.