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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10
PLENTY OF ROOM FOR ALL.

The distribution OF immigrants has
been vexd problem. most Of the ar.
rivals In the past showing a dispose.
tlon to locate In the cities already over.
supplied with allen labOrerS The I'm.
migrants now arriving have heard the
roar OF Industry In the West and are
hurrying to participate In the prosper.
ity that IL enriching the owners OF rail-.
roads, mines. mills, farms and factories
throughout the country and Offering
compensation for Investment OF Drawn
and energy. Under existing conditions
the mountaineering Influx Of allen Ia.
bOrers can occasion no alarm.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10
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and ask him who owns II. Mr.. Good.
rich ought to know and the people want
to know.
II you want more policemen and
moro firemen, YOU must get after the
tux dodgers. There lies the remedy.
The Interest that asks the most A.
slstance from the police force IL the
packing interest. The strikes caused
by its treatment OF Its employees have
come nearer to bringing on a revOlu.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10
EAOLETS.

II the new charter passes II will
mean the election of fifty aldermen for
term Of four years. all to he chosen
ut the same time. This will mean that
with the election of u few parliament
tnrlans the control of the Council will
he In the hands of two or three mon
for four long years. How can the PEG.
pie of Chicago expect any needed or
honest legislation from II City Coun-
ell that Is subscrvicnt to u few men?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10
the NORTH POLE STILL TO BE
REACHED.

Polar exploration has made more
progress within the past twenty-five
years than In any other similar period.
This was well illustrated when Com.
mander Robert z. Peary, of the Amer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

unvarnislled facts, and the wonder II
that the public has stood for II 80 long
But the public Is proverbially slow. 1t
always was until 1t woke up. and then
It has always been proverbially fast.
The Goodrich Transit Company Ia a
corporation organized under the laws
OF the state Of Maine. Capital stock,
100000.
Every dollars worth Of this stock
owned In Chicago Is taxable here. The
Reviewers should Gull A. W. Goodrich
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

The Board Of Review has again fixed
S3.WWOOO as Its estimate Of the value
Of the Illinois Tunnel Company's tangi.
bic property. on which construction
more than $1O.OOO.OOO has been spent.
The Supreme Court held that It's tan.
gible property should be taxed ade.
quntcly! and last years S'.OOO.OCO fun
valuation WIS an Increase from $780,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

A
When the supporters OF the new char.
ter have to call In outsiders to speak
for 1t It shows pretty well what little
chance they think 1t has Of passing.
The talk Of nominating Benjamin +.
Nicholson. the able ami popular attor.
ncy for the West Park Board. for
states Attorney on the Republican
ticket next year Is growing stronger
every day.
II the new charter passes the small
property owner will pay more taxes.
the renter will pay more rent and the
boarler will pay more hoard. Why
should these men be made to suffer,
while the rich tax dodger, who IL re-
sponsible for the low condition Of the
city's funds, Is let or easy?
Judge Frank Baker. OF the Appellate
Court. has won the admiration and high
esteem Of the people OF Chicago by his
able ana honest work on the bench.
Not all OF the Republican Aldermen
are for the new charter. Especially
those who will be frozen out II II
passes.
Henry l.. Hertz, who was knlghted
by the King OF Denmark last week, Is
Collector Of Internal Revenue and one
Of the most highly respected citizens Of
Chicago.
Tuesday. Aug. ~, will be registration
day for all those who wish to vote on
the new charter proposition, Sept. II,
hut who have moved since last elec.
tlOn.
Former Judge Edmund W. Burke,
who made an able and honest record
On the bench. ranks as one of Chica-
COS leading ana most popular lawyers.
~
The new Juvenll. Court and Deten-
ton Home Building, which Is located at
llalSted and Ewing streets, was dedi-
Gated on Wednesday. President Busse
of the County Board made the intro
ductory address ut the dedication cere-
monies, and addresses We're made by
Corporation Counsel Brundage, Judge
Tuthlll. Judge Carter, Judge Carpen-
ter Miss Julia LathrOp, Ephraim Ban.
ming, 7. ID. Hurley, II. W. ThurstOn.
william c. IIartray and Alderman
Frank !. Bennett. The new court
was built along lines advO-
Gated by jurlsts and students OF youth.
full delinquency. There are separate
entrances for boys and girls. and the
Judge will sit ut a desk and listen to
the stories Of the truants ana incOrri.
glbles rather than sit on high bench.
~" building Is a three-st0ry tireproof
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

ton In Chicago than anything that
ever occurred here. Yet these packers
dodge" their taxes
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

structure. Judge Richard =. Tuthill
has been assigned to preside regularly
over the court.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

When the supporters OF the new char.
ter have to call In outsiders to speak
for 1t It shows pretty well what little
chance they think 1t has Of passing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

The talk Of nominating Benjamin +.
Nicholson. the able ana popular attor.
ney for the West Park Board. for
states Attorney on the Republican
ticket next year Is growing stronger
every day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10
<lelcsJiAA

Albert II. Putney. the popular and
talented Dean of the Illinois Collcgc
OF Law. Is being doomed already 70,
the Democratic nomination for Con
gress In the Ninth District next year
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

Tuesday, Aug. ~, will be registration
day for all those who wish to vote on
the new charter proposition, Sept. II,
hut who have moved since last cleo
flOn
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

by his splendid record rs Master-in
Chnnrry. James =. Hopkins ha'
gained the high respect and good will
Of both bench and bar In Cook County
courts.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

W. l.. Bodinc Is making a splendid
record as superintendent Of Coilpul.
sorry Education. AMI the people Of Chi.
cago will not forget such faithful serv.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

Either We have government or we
haven't a government. If we have a
government 1t should show that it ex-
lists by administering Its laws for the
benefit OF the rich and poor alike. II
we have no government, the sooner the
people find out the fact the better, 10
that they can form government. II
a government exists merely to give 10
lice protection to packers and others
when they have quarrels with their
employees; to exempt these same pack.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

AZ IN able ana progressive business
man AMI u public-splrited citizen. An
Grew J. Graham stands high In the
estimation Of the people of Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

The citizens Of the Fifteenth Sena
torlal District have faithful ana In
dustrlous representative In the stat
Senate In Cyril II. Jandus, the we'll
liked lawyer and Democratic leader.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-10

Henry l.. Hertz, who was knlghted
by the King OF Denmark last week, Is
Collector Of Internal Revenue and one
Of the most highly respected citizens Of
Chicago.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-27

how he tantalized her by saying she
vas inferior. yet not allowing her
chance to stand alone. When any
woman will be independent to stand
alone believing in herself and con-
santly and continually accomplishing
success. when she will make a home
for herself and not be dependent TO
marry some man TO get one. when she
will learn trades. become commercial
and industrial factors in the com.
mnnity, when she will be so indie
pendent that she can stand alone.
then. and only then. will man ever
properly respect her" said the speak.
er as she climaxed her thoughts amid
the applause OF the house. Lust In
proportion as woman is dependent
upon man for her livelihood and
support lusi 70 ouch Is she enslaved
and subject to his tyrannical whims.
Let us be Tree 10 carve out for our
selves with our own might, main and
mettle the angel God intended that
We should give the world" The ad.
dress was enthusiastically received by
man. however. the women did not
speak upon the paper Every fourth
Sunday is Ladies' Day. II they will
take II 10 disseminate their ideas. A
general good time was had all round
and much information was impaired
The Knights Of Pythias and their
mask ball are the talk OF the town.
Everyone will be at East Turner Hall
next Thursday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-27
COMMONWEALTH LUCKY.

The Commonwealth Life has been
very lucky In the past The American
Life took over the German.American
and then the Commonwealth absorbed
them both. Now. In the quitting bus
mess OF the Empire State and The
Phoenix Indemnity Co. a number OF
the members have come In with them.
The Commonwealth is very liberal in
these matters and gives them full
benshts whom coming In from any
other concern. Many people have
taken advantage OF this to come out
Of other companies into the Common
wealth lately. In fact there have been
so many from one concern that they
threaten to bring a suit for damages.
Al one Of the lodges in Denver, Dun
bar Assembly. ies nsw msmt-rS we're
voted In last meeting night and ~ OF
these were from other insurance con.
Germs. This speaks for itself l.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-27

To the honor OF Mrs. Murrell. OF
Pueblo. and Mrs. Harper. OF Topeka.
Kan. Mrs. Nelson, OF e605 Lafayette
street. gave one OF the liveliest. most
enjoyable events that have occurred
In that part of the town for long
time. Old frionds and acQuaintances
threw Oh the mask OF formality and
settled down 10 thoroughly enjoy
themselves. The peculiar manner OF
serving the particularly prepared
dainties and the uniqueness of the
event only augmented the honors and
swelled the pleasures OF the merry
people. All proclaim Mrs. Nelson
peerless in her manner OF making
merriment for her guests.
Sunday. the Peoples Sunday All.
ance departed from Its usual paths
and heard lady read an exceptionally
hne paper upon "Woman's Sphere"
She begin by showing the depths
from which woman came. her fore
most position now. and her unlimited
possibilities. In her careful and logi.
cal and historical review Of woinan's
position. she showed many phases Of
the position Of honor imposed upon
her by Our Master, at the tomb at
the cross and washing Hls feet and
wiping them with her hair. and slowly
coming down to the present day utter
closely viewing the English history
OF woman. She pointedly showed
mans narrowness and jealousy Of
woman's abilities and capabilities and
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-27
MILDLY CYNICAL.

An helress is never TOO old -
marry.
The cup OF 10y sometimes ha,
false bottom.
It is doubtful II even the politi, nj
powers could form = Hot Air Trust
When mans logic is pitted agan 81
woman's tears the result Is inc, =,
able.
A hand mirror Is one Of the few
things that woman never holds ur
to ridicule.
A woman doesn't realf'. ,he diir
culties that bose, q retormsf until sh.
gets married.
Many u strong swimmer IN the sea
Of matrimony has found himself en-.
tangled in the Widows weeds
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-27
PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

cei ihou
Rev. Reynolds, Pastor Zion Baptist
Church.
The public Is invited to come and
hear our first report for one year All
pastors and their congregations are
invited
AT night the roll will be called.
Each member is expected to give Sc.
The choir Of the Peoples Presby-
terian church will give a dinner on
Sunday evening. September 29. at 5
o'clock. in honor Of their pastors first
anniversary.
AUELA COLE. President.
ALICE SCOTT. Secretary.
Remember Monday the 30th, COM
mencing at 4 o'clock. the Mems first
annual dinner will take place. A
barbecued pig will be served. Come
early in order TO avoid the rush.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-09-27

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08
Syttende Aargang- :
Dattak- -antrrikattakr RrJarhillfnfr-
qf 6. 3. etrannunln.

Ore Smraa6er al 0anif-amerifanE
Samfunoslio.
Den fplgen6e 9lften fuloe leg eff
ter Ben oprinoelige 8eitemmelfe 6ube
bolot Gore6rag Griritatis M2eBig-
FEB; men 6a 9lrbei6et rne6 be rsg Coz
foler (nu tagne 8rug) 0a lite nar
langt NOT fremifre0ne, maatte oeh
paotanfte Mpoe aflpies. saa oenue
Gang fit leg life 2eiligbe6 til at Hiinn
ie paa Baltor s. s. &brban1, bperu
leg BOG ti0lteere bapbe bapt @1ebe
al at bore ian1men me6.
Sgiaa 8aitor &gr6am bar nofgrf
ct meget itort % fortienitfulbt Mr-
bej6e ! @bicago - 11oget, man 0ob-
BELT maa paaifipnne> 1:aor man be-
tpnfer, bpor blanbebe og neuiat-
te glemerter Ser altio uogigr @tor-
bDernes oo11ife og an6re Me-
nigbeoer. 9en n.y. itatelige Strife,
ion1 inobieoes Sen 16. Sec. +. 81,
itaar iom ct al 6e melt beItale1tbe
@t6nesbpr6 ON oen slftipitet, Srini-
totis Menigbe6 bar l16fol6et 11noer
Baitor &pr6an1s sggi6e.
Danif Soreni,esIiD
blon1itrer maaife ingen @te6er ]onr
/ @bicdgo; men 6esbarre bar mango
af 6oreningerne itillet fig iaa1e6es-
at @rittfers @aaben n1e6 &ette fb-i
reg imo6 bern, i6et Sc mere bar togef
Sigte paa at bebare set ielifabelige{
en6 set rationale 2ip.
Desuben ct Ser Bette at bernRrf...
Fat ntange ganffe u Chicago ttaIs tiII
ct iaa fort Mntal Gorentnger d.
&lnbber, at al 6eres Si6 belIigea
6isies @e og @el.
Naar man 6e lofale 6anife Bfa~
oe leier &eferater al 6oreningsbe-
gtpenbeoerne, tno6tager man ct life,
ipn6erligt opliber6e Sn6trpf 0erah
~ og @rnnbene 6ertiI er iaa mango,
lat 6e fife fan opregnes /. en- Nrtifek;
iom 6e111te.
s set bele taget: Donife Sorbolns,
/ @bicogo fre1nbp6er ct noget faIeino-.
lfopilf og 1nangefarbet. men 6erfor:
life min6re ir1teresiar1t 8t1le6e, ionni
bel er ber6 at tage me6 paa &ei,
fen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08
st canabiif &empeforetaqenbe,


bbtlfet &apitaliiter poa benne @!oe
@r9n6ieltnte11 menes at bore Iterft
irtereslere6e, bar 6e fibite 9age gi-
bet slnleoni11g til Ell Ma1rg6e @pg=
ter / @anaoas &egiertngsla6e. Set
1;ses at bore ct 25 Milloner Doll
lars it9rf &ontpagnt, Ser bill n6npt=
te 8an6fraften paa Ben cona6tfe
Side al geiagara og 6ern1e6 gigre
Sen in6uitrielle l16bifling af Brobin=
len Ontario afb9ngig af be Gor.
@tater. Mnlig bill an6en ttlgengelig
@unofroft bItoe taget i11b un6er So
retagen6et. Sssnforporations -Hapi-
rerne er 11noer u6f9rbigelie, men 6e
8erio1er, iom neones otsie, menes
fl1n at bore @troameno, og Set
ffaI 8irfeIigbeoen bore, Seem Dorf
&apituIiiter, Der ftaor bagbeo. Man
bar billet fntte ct 8eigg, Statsnti-
.nifter @oot 11pIig bar aflagt Guna-
oa, Sorbinoelfe n1eo 6enne Sag,
iom 6erbe6 bar facet en- biz politiif
8etpbning uignaeroe gana6as fren1-
tibige Sfiuing ti Sc ssor. sfate
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

&erbenspolittibc &pnfellatipner.
Set it6ite np paa @eroenspolitifens
9lrena er &Dgterne ON en- 1er fore
ftaaenoe engelif-franif Mlltance> ion1
Mo6begt moo BEN tpifzrusliife &om-
bination. Sn fort Sis bill Song
@6paro aflegge ct 8eieg / &aris, en-
@egibenbe6, ser Gra11frige i1ng0e=
fees me6 ltore Sorbentninger, fient
8ei9get egenlig life er belt officielt.
Song @6par6 bar alti6 b9ret meeet
popular bos 9ariierne, og bba6 han
lite er, set er bans DronninJ, Der
1eoiager @ongen pao set frantic 8e>
ipg. &eibget aniees Sc 6iplon1ati-
ife &seoie iom en- SiIfien6egibeIie of
at England og Sranfrtge bill ilutte ct
narmere &enifab en6 set, ser 1io,
til bar f11pttet set lanme1. 5om
befien6t bar @dlgene Spifla11o iioit
/ Sanuar, ser bar frenfal6te pao
@pbrgsmaalet om itgrre &oIonial-
8ebillinger, bragt @eiieren og &e-
gieringen en- flor @eir, og set er Ser.
for at bente, at SpifIan6 berefter bill
oribe paa @olonial, ,l10bibeIier eno.
nu ibrigere e,16 fbr. S ben Mnleo-
ming er Der ifet en- Silnermelie mel
lem 9nflan6 og. @nslon6, Ser al.
r1in6eIigt aniees for sSn6Ieoning lii
Ell tbf-rusfiff Mlionce @olon;al-
poIitif, % england og 6ranfriee bill
oerfor lutte fig iammen for at Dnr-.
T Sc oeres SSnteresier oberfor Sc to
andre 5torntagt ter. S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08
@robibition ! semnesiee.

Brobtbttion Sennesiee. 5DfM
l1ge be6tog 2egislaturen / SenHes-
fee en- Sob, ser 8rafsis gier @ta-
ten probibitoniitiif. &anrpen o,s:
6enne Sng bar itaaet paa / IA Mar-
9en nDe SOB gaar no paa, at Der i
BDer paa 10000 SsnobDgeere os
6erun6er lite maa i9lges Spiritllofa
i1ben en- Smfre6s nf 4 Wile fra of
fenlige @foler, og bette oil fige, Oh
BET bliber ulobligt at iqlge berutep-
be Driffe belle Staten. 2oben bar
allereoe flere Mar beret Mrffo1n-
beo for rnin6re 8per, i6et ben fbrff
bfep Deotaget for 8per meo unoer
5000 SSn6bpggere. @eprefer1tnnter
ne for 6e itbrre 8ber bar faupeh
.poloiomt MOB SorTa9et. Set beuftF
n1eo @ifferbeo, at es1perneren BIZ
iette fit Mabn ltnoer 2oben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

@apernbr 6olf al Wtisiouri bar
peret paa @Dgeleiet De to fibftes
l1ger> men bans 2pger erfarer nl1.
at Saren for en- alporlig @Dgoon er
operitaaet. @an bar beret truck
me6 Pneumonia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08
@anama Contribution So. er MaD-*

net paa en- np @orporation> Der ffaf
bore 6en fi11ancielle @aranti for
@illiam $. Sliber, ser bar facet
&ontraften paa 9lrbei6et be6 &ana-
ma &analen. &ompagniet er al1tBw~
riieret meb en- &apita1 af 5 Wi1lio-
ner Dollars og bill begDn6e 5orret-
ming me6 w Weillion. Da &ontraf-
tpren MI bar 6en forng6ne ftnancI-
ellie @tgtte, ber1teS 6et, at ban tnben.
ret lang Si6 fan begDn6e fit MrA
bei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

Set Torenebe 0ampifibsielifabs
Mmerifar1tter. Set itore Danife
Dan1pfibsielffab. bar otter u6bioet
fin Sart paa Mmerifa, ioet set bar
gienoptaget @nten paa @biIa6elpbia
for ct Nar Maaneber fi6en, og oct
bar mi n6bi6et Sarten paa 6enne
Sabn iaole6es, at Ser fremti6ig af-
gaqr 2. Sfibe maaneolig, 1ne6ens
Ser oprinoelig fun afgif ct Sfib.
2ige1ebes bar set oprettet en- M
Sorbin6eIie nne6 Baltimore oirefte
fra &igbenbabn, meo ct Sfib bber
Maane6 begge &etnin9er.. Mf Bis
ie to 5orbinoelier benter @elifabet
fig meget, 6a Ser for Sioen er me-
get itore 5ragter at &orn % Sober
|itoffer. Soruoen 6isie 2 gfuter %
ben paa Me1p gorf, pan bpiIfen Der
gaar 5ftb bber ottenoe Gag, bar
|5eIffobe egelmasfiq Sort pao
Bolton % pan seep DrIe begge
|@feoer 11leo g5fiib bper tres; & l1ge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08
Amerifas riseite 9anifer. Jor-

NmcrttQs rt9ere San1trr. Sor=
.lfiellige oanf<amerifanife @laoe bar
meo6eIt, at Mr. @eter 2arien &ele-
na, Mont., Ser er ben rigeite 6anf-
fgote Man6 / 6e 6orene6e 5tater,.
ifu16e bore afgaaet be6 9p6en. Com
befie116t bar Scr 2arien Iangere
Gi6 beret megd iDg % bar 1naattet
un6erfafte fig en- lip5farlig 0pera-
tion; men ifplge ct iioite l1ge ira &e>
lena mo6toget @reb bar Mr. Car
len oberitaaet baabe 0enne og ST.
gerne of sen. SSn1iolerti6 er bans
@elbre6 meget angrebet, og 2agerne
bar paabu6t bom at lebe p6erft
foriigtigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

g /, u /, 9 Mif 3 g = o'a---5
= d It er iaa ltnofelig, a linn
trefffer fiie tiibaee ttiil TT eoet BarsI-
.fe og Ioafer Dgre,1, 1,anr bl1l1: ttallfsr
Ipoa AZ lift leltng
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

Seller 9t bette glab fra nge IL II
yl1qe, fra Gnoe I'll o,,oenL p6b 81
8effe6 n1eo as, hpao oer foreaaar
gserheft t, css,tprps
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08
Mp ifanbimapiif SCREENING, S,

gfp ifanbinapiif Turenine. Gru
Montgomerp, M1a., bar bi faaet
Me06elelle ON, at on1trent 20 @fan.
6inaper ser 8pen bar lnttet fte
fatnmen / en- SCREENING, u5canoina,.
bian @ociaI an6 sSn6u1triaI Club,
me0 set Sormaal at fremne Meo-
lemmernes iociale sSnteresier og
.frenme sSS116banoringen til oeres
2an6S6e1. Sc Gor6ele 5p6en bp,
ser paa, er mango, og i Oberens-
1temmelie me6 Soreningens Gor<
n1oal pil M1e6lemmerne 1ne6 @96e
paa Gorlangen6e gipe betaillere6e
Oplpsninger ON yorbol0ene til
bbem ser interesierer Jig for 6isie.
&lubbens &reii6ent er 6. S. Oft
ling, l. @iceprefi6ent g. 6. &onieu
og 6efreter s. q. @ullberg. Sen
pen6eller beoes ien6t til @efreterer
bbis N6resie er 215 9erter Mpt.,
Montgomerp, @1a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

@r. $. $. @ogt, 0berprniioent
for 9unif 8ro0eriamfuno, er til
traa6t Sopeofomiteen for sSnoiam=
lingen til 9anif-amerifanif 5tat1e
5on0, og glrbeioet for Eilpeiebri,.-
gellen al Sen paatpnfte rationale
Jolfegape af en- @briltau. s. Mien6e
5tatue til SET npe &riitiansborgS
er I'LL otter @ang 2on6et opar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

&mlbcn be6bliper at bol0e 9foro-
pelten tit @reb. Siolte @gnoag gif
Sbermometret ,1eo til % @ra0er 11n=
ser 3ero>i / Minnei iotas SpilIt1tgbDer,
me6ens Set ian1ti6ig bar 26 @rooer
UNDER 3ero / 9ulutb, 80 / W3oor=
beao, Minn., og @ismarcf, sc. g.,
38 / Gebils Safe, sc. Sat. og 42 /
Soore, Mont., ser ip1tes lnngere
Sio at bobe beret Set fol6elte Ste0
/ Sc 6or. Stater. @t6en SEN 10.
SSanuar bar Se1nperaturen ober ioa
at iige bele Mor0pelten b9ret UNDER
3ero paa ct &ar enfelte Gage ngr.
&ul6en / 5pnoogs bar bel6igpis life
leoioget al npgel1 itnrf 8i11o, bporfor
SEN n9ppe fpltes laa bi6el1be ion1 be
.foregaaen6e Sage, 6a Set blel elte
iterft. De itore &beg- og 6aare-
bior6e / Canada og Montana li6er
frDgteligt l,s16er &ul6en og One
itor1nene, lom bar raiet Ser 6e li6=
ite Tiger. Sober ct ser irtet of for
oem, og @neen 6affer &angene nneo
BET tdrreoe @ras. Ser omfommer
6agltgt DDr I Snlin6bts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

Sba,u Morbiagen SEEM Sort er
I'LL / fu16 @ang, og 9ogbla6ene bill
MI formo6enlig / flere Tiger i SrGf
babe alt 6et 5enIationsitof at bp6e
pao, lom 6e fan foo Ela6s til. Set
er oen melt opitgtbeffen6e Mor6iag
iom Sc omerifanife 9onitoIe bor
baot at gjgre meo 6e lenere slar
Set tog ca 2 Tiger at faa ion1let en-
Surp, flere .@un6reoe uSaresmen"
b1ep afbgrte, os flere al oe ollere0e
go6fien6te Surpn1e1 blep offe6ige=
Sc efter at Sc bor ontagne> og a116re
tagne / 6eres @te0. @noelig bar
SurDen iatnlet / 2dr6ogs, og / Man=
6ags frenlatte 5Juuoe 9lnflogeli6en
og Soriparsiioen 6eres 9lnifueller
om Sagen, boorpoa 6orbgrene BE-
gDnote / Manoags. Shaips &uitru,
sUto0er og S'61ter 1da bel ON SbaiD
ielp bar n9iten bele Si6en tillte6e
beo @fsominationen al sSurpen.
Sbaip opfdrte Zig roligt og ipnes TO-
relpbig iffe at mere ipn6erIig 9@ng=
itelle ODER 5agens l16foIo. Sons
6oripar oil blibe baieret paa @inos-
ipse.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-08

esScrnbancpasicne. Sen npe Sob,
ser forbp6er l1o1te6elle al Sernbane=
pos til an6re en6 Sernbonernes eg=
lie @mbe6smen6 bltper gienne1nf fgrt
n1eo poerite Strenebe6 al rogIe
Sernbaner, meoens an0re &ompog=
ttier life tager set iaa 11pie. On al
De 8aner, Der til Bunft og Hriffe
felger 2obers 8n6, er Gbicogo
Greet @eltern. De111e 8ones &rG=
iioent, sl. 9. Sticfnep, far enoog of=
ilooet at for11p 8osiene for General
8ootb af SulDotion Mrn1p og 9eeger-
lGreren 8oofer s. @aibington,
flight 2open uotrpffelig tillaoer l16.
lteoelie al Yas til Tolf, ser arbejoer
for, 9feligion og Splpslting.