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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31
Homicide Near Sumter.

SUMTER, January 26.-Mr. W. l..
Osteen shot and killed Dave Gamble,
eolored, Friday night about Z o'clock,
at his farm in Privateer township,
l2 miles south of this city. Mr.. Os-
teen came in and surrendered to the
sheriff. An inquest was held and
the two eye!witnesses Of the killing
testified that Gamble made an as
sault on Mr.. Osteen after being or
.dered to leave the place, and that he
vas shot as he was trying to enter
Mr.. Osteen's house. The difficulty
grew out of a misunderstanding over
q labor contract. Bond will be ap-
plied for at once.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS.
SOMElNTERESTING HAPPENINGS
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around
the County and Elsewhere.
Ehrhardt Etchings.

EHRHARDT. January 28.-Mr. W.
P. Pate has taken a job with c. Ehr-
hardt & Sons, and will be pleased to
see his many friends at his new post.
Mr.. J. C.. Mcmillan departed this
life Saturday night and was buried
at the Mcmillan grave yard by the
Masons. He was about seventy
seven years old and has been COM
planning for some time, but only took
to his bed lately. He leaves a wife
and several sons and daughters to
mourn his departure. His friends
are numerous, as was shown by the
crowd that gathered to see him
placed in his last resting place. Cap
tain, your congenial smile and hearty
hand-shake will be missed from
among us.
Rev. I'll. Belvin has purchased a
lot upon which he intends to build
himself a home for a retreat in his
old age.
Mrs. G. L. .Kinard intends to open
up a millinery store in the near
future. Mr.. Kinard has his store
building repainted and cleaned up
for the new goods which are expect
next month.
We have had some showers last
week. They were much needed for
the growing grain crops.
Two bird hunters went out one
day last week, and came in without
getting a shot at a bird. They had
three dogs with them. Birds must
be scarce in this section.
Farmers seem to be reluctant
about making their returns this
year. The Deputy Auditor while
here did not take many returns dur
ing the two days he was here.
Some of our young men went to
the Clear Ponds for a fish fry last
week. The night was cold but they
had the fish caught and had the fry
all right. They swapped yarns a
while, and Mr.. George Folk showed
the crowd how to sit on a cypress
knee. He will tell you how if you
ask him, as he is very kind and ac-
commodating to any one. JEE.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31
Ehrhardt News.

EHRHARDT, January 28.-Mr. j. G..
Mcmillan died last Saturday night at
his home, and was buried Sunday
afternoon at the family burying
ground. Mr.. Mcmillan was one Of
the oldest men in our section, and
was universally respected and loved
by all. -
MIR. and Mrs. Jones Lane, of Fair
fax, spent last week in town visiting
relatives.
sidney. .Padgett, of the 9Th grade,
spent a few days last week at Smoaks
visiting relatives.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr.. Dave Smith and Miss
Ehe Copeland, the 30th instant.
Miss May Carter spent last week
in Bamberg visiting her sister.
The town council is building q
bridge across the Hartz branch near
town.
Mr.. Willie Chassereau and Miss
Dora Kinard were happily married
at the home of the bride on the 18th
instant, by Rev. P. E. Monroe.
Mr.. Frank Sease and Miss Efie
Jones, of Ashton, spent last Monday
in town.
Mr.. B. v. Kearse, who has been
working for Mitchum Bros, has &C.
cept a position with Mr.. C. F. Rizer,
Of Olar. LAURIE KINARD,
Ehrhardt Graded School,.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31
Waiting for a Jury to Grow.

81 have a case still pending in a
South Georgia justice court that has
been there since 1879," remarked
Judge Spencer R. Atkinson, former
justice of the supreme court, to a
group of friends at the capitol. Oh
course they had to ask Judge Atkin.
son for particulars.
"Soon after l began the, practice
Of law" the Judge continued, 81
took a case for a client involving a
verbal contract for building a log
cabin. The amount involved was less
than 500, 80 suit was brought in the
justice court of the little country
district where the defendant, the
owner of the log cabin, lived. By
consent of all parties the matter was
referred to a jury. The first jury
came in with a mistrial.
Another jury was called, ano
there was another mistrial. And SC
it went on for six or seven terms %
court, each successive jury failing to
reach a verdict.
Then, one day, just before it was
time to call the case up for submis.
sion to the seventh or eighth jury,
received this note from the justice
of the peace:
"'Dear Sir: l write this to let you
know the case of Beckham agin
Lyles cannot be tried no more in this
court. You have used up all the
juries in the district and it won't be
possible to get no more juries until
some grows up or some new folks
moves in. have wrote the same
notice to the other side. Yours
truly, P. Williams, Justice of the
Peace, 497 district G. M
with that we dropped the case
by common consent and have been
waiting ever since for new jury to
grow"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31
Didn't Think Any More of Him for It..

An English excursionist, who was
up near Balmoral on a certain occa-
sion, went into a cottage to get a
drink of water.
$50 the queen is a neighbor of
yours?" he said to the housewife,
while she was serving him.
EYES," -.
"And she is quite neighborly, isn't
she, and comes to visit you in your
cottage?"
"She's weel enough"
'Look here, ma'am you don't seem
satisfied with her majesty. May I
ask you why?''
''Weel, I'll tell ye if ye wish. The
fact is we don't leik the gangin's on
at the castle. We don't leik the way
they keep or don't keep the Sawbath
-goin' out in boats on the Sawbath
day."
The excursionist tried to appease
her and said: ''Oh, we'll, after all
ma'am, you know there is a pre-
cedent for that. You remember our
Lord, too, went out on the Sab
bath" She interrupted him:
''Oh, ave! I ken it weel eneuch.
You Gamma tell me aught about hem
that dinna ken aready. An I can
teel ye this: We don't think any
moor O. hem for it, either"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31
Defending Mother Youth KIlls Father.

Ue1enolnS mother YOU'D NiuS EskneE'
LAuRENs, Jan. 23.-Last night be-
tween nine and ten O'Clock, J. j.
Smith, a mill operative employed at
Watts mills, located just north Of
the city, was killed by his son, John
Smith, a youth Is or 16 years old.
The shooting took place in the Smith
cottage and was the result, SO the
boy claims, of his fathers 8 attack on
Mrs. Smith. After beating his wife,
Smith was in the act of shooting her
when the boy told him not to shoot
his mother. The gun snapped when
young Smith picked up cheap sin
gle barrel gun and shot his father
dead in his tracks. The boy was
committed to Jail this morning and
the inquest will be held this after
noon.
The Smiths came to Laurens from
Tennessee about a year ago to work
in the cotton mill.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31
Briddell Gets Bail.

Munday Briddell, a young white
man about twenty-six years old, was
yesterday brought to this city from
Columbia, where he was arrested by
the sheriff of that county at the re-
quest of Sheriff Gilreath. The
charges against Briddell are seduc-
ton and adultery. Briddell was an
operative Of the Brandon mills of
this city, and ran away with a girl
apparently about thirteen years old.
They went from this city to Union
and from there to the Olympia mills
in Columbia.
When Briddell and the girl ran off,
the mother of the latter went to Mr..
J. r. Martin, of the local bar, and
asked him if he would help her try
and locate them. Mr.. Martin, for
charity's sake, wrote to a mill paper
published at Charlotte, N. c., and
which is taken by many of the oper-
atives in mills over the South, and in
the letter to this paper described the
couple and asked that any one seeing
them wire the mother of the child.
In about three days the mother of
the child received a message from a
party in Columbia stating that the
couple was in that city.
The sheriff of Richland county
was at once instructed to make the
arrest and the couple were brought
back to this city yesterday.
Briddell was arraigned before
Magistrate Stradley who released
him on a bond of $500. The child
whom he carried off with him is back
with her mother.-Greenville News.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31

South Carolina again wins the
championship in the matter of rails
ing the yield of corn per acre. The
prize yield was a 1872 bushels to the
acre and Mr.. A. j. Tindall, of Clar-
endon, is the successful competitor.
A few years ago in q similar contest,
South Carolina won the first prize,
Mr.. Drake, of Marlboro, having pro-
dueed 2S7 bushels to the acre.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31
Enterprising Saloonkeeper.

Frank White, of the Orpheum, is
responsible for the following story,
Gays the Denver Post: Yesterday
afternoon, according to him, two
tan ranchmen bought seats in the
back row in the balcony. One of the
eushers chanced to be standing near
them while he was not busy and ac-
cidentally heard some Of their con-
Fersation. Before the curtain rose
they talked about various things in
the theater. While the orchestra
was preparing to play its overture
one Of the ranchmen said: 'Jim,
what do you s'pose all them red lights
Nth Exit over 'em is for?"
II amt sure, but / think know, %
mas the reply.
Well, what's your idea?"
That there Exit is French
talk for Saloon think" said the
other. ''Them doorways lead to
some place where you can git q
drink"
The one who had asked about the
exits looked at the red lights a mo-
ment. "Gosh!" he said finally 'that
saloonkeeper is sure enterprisin' ,
but it don't look to me like he's do
ing much business.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31
Legislative Doings.

The house has passed a bill re-
ducing railroad fare to % cents q
mile.
In the senate test vote shows
that body to be against the dispen-
sary.
The house passed q bill repeating
the lien law.
The Senate refused to pass q bill
abolishing the lien law.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31

The judiciary committee Of the
house of congress have reported
favorably a bill prohibiting the ship
ping C. O. D. of liquors into states
where the sale of liquor is forbidden
by state laws. This does not effect
shipments that are paid for before
shipped.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31

When a man pursuing the daily
peaceful avocations of life goes
around with a arevolver on his person,
it is prima facie evidence that he is
either fool or a criminal, and in
either case he ought to be locked up.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-31
IN THE PALMETTO STATE.
INTERESTING OCCURRENCES OF VARIOUS
KINDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
State News Boiled Down for Quick Reading
Punsent Paragraphs About Men
and Happenings.


Columbia and Greenville railroad,
replacing the old light rail with new
and heavier rail.
E. Dickerson, a prominent ne
gro lawyer, died last Saturday morn
ing at 3 o'clock at his home in Aiken
from apoplexy: Dickerson has for
many years been prominent Repub-
lican leader and politician.
The town of Honea Path is max
ing efforts to establish public IL
brary, and MIR. Carnegie has offered
$40, 900 for the purpose. The citizens
are in earnest, and it is likely that
the library will be established.
The railroad commission has call
ed a meeting of all telephone officials
in the state to be held in Columbia
on February 26 for the purpose Of
revising the rules of the commission
relative to telephone companies.
Edwin F. Gary, formerly state
auditor in radical days, died sudden
" in his room in Columbia on Satur-
night, aged about 65. He had not
been living in this state for several
years, but was spending the winter
in Columbia. -.-
Two strange women feeced a
Charleston woman out Of $3.50 which
she advanced to further a "sure
thing" which was marvellous pro-
cess for photography. They fled the
city before the police were, apprised
of the scheme.
Ernest Tisdale, a popular young
man of Summerton, Clarendon coun-
ty, committed suicide on Thursday
by taking an overdose Of laudanum,
the cause alleged being financial
troubles. He leaves wife and two
young children.
Representative J. E. Harley, Of
Barnwell, has introduced a bill in the
house providing that hereafter no
election for a new county shall be
held where the territory does not
contain 1000 electors or where the
county seat is to be located less than
six miles from the boundary lines.
There is a proposition before the
sinking fund commission to borrow
the sum of $100, 600 for the purpose
Of erecting supreme court building
at some place yet to be selected.
The legislative committee has sug-
gested site on the property of the
South Carolina College and also that
the State agree to pay back at least
$50, 900 a year with interest.
Mrs. C.. w. Blair, who was in Jail
in Columbia, charged with the MUIR
der of her husband, has been re-
leased on bond of $4,000. Blair said
his wife shot him, and that the quar-
rel between them grew out of her
intimacy with a conductor named
Arms. This was his statement be-
fore he died. Arms has made an
affidavit, in which he states that he
was never intimate with the woman
and that when he went to the house
it was at the invitation of Blair him
self, whom he considered one Of his
best friends. Mrs. Blair claims the
shooting was an accident.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

Smfomme Marinere, On Dampbar.
fasje fra Slagifibet uMtnnelota"
ser er itationeret pe0 &ton
&oaos / Mnleontng al Samestomn
lt6itillingen, bapoe itoite uge paret
/ 2ano pes l16itillingen me6 6 Sea-
better, en- 8aa0sman6 og 4 Sgmeno.
Siolig ON Morgenen afgif 8arfas<
ien fra neutrality-suspicious. tilbage til
uMinnei ota", men er forlilt un6er-
peis, og ale oe II unge Menneifer
orufneoe. Set antages, at 8arfas>
len er blepet operieilet al en- &11l>
ifu6e og er gaaet tilbunes me6 Set
famine. Sprer og Manbifab paa en-
Slebeoamper er anbol6te iom mis-
tenfte for Sperieilingen. 2igene al
6 al Sc Omfomne er fun6et.
@eiret bar regnful6t og flor
menoe, og ct @lags Seilougstelt
bar ipen6t ODER bele 8aa6en, iao
&orgengeren bar formentlig life
let Set @fib, ser oberieile6e 8arfas-
len, for set bar for tent til at pige
tiliioe.
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2unetns Gneb0r6ritfe,

2eb efter &i0napperen, iom blep for
fnlgt for flere 8locfs. 0mlioer blep
bun fun0ef pao ct $eloft, bpor ban
bor be6 at rtoe &leoerne al Barnet.
Set foiteoe Sorfblgerne Ell boaro
&omp at ripe Barnet fra bam, men
omiioer TOM Sberiffen til og o%rreite,
reoe bam: Set bite fig, at Manoen
er %Itn0sipg, men @efolfningen bopoe
%ceSuagtet nnr lpncbet bam.
- @n Sarmer / Merbe6en al Gro
ton> @illiam Gullipan, fom en- DQg
lioite >uge fieren0e in0 til 8yen meo
ct Sees Sbeoe> ser iiges at bore oct
ltprlte> lom nogenlin0e ct fiprt fra en-
Tarm til Marfe0et. Set in0ebolot
aemlig 926 8nlbels. Com Gref-
fraft benDtte0es ct Seri
Scr. SulliDan fat / Sc 1i0lte Tiger
brogt al lin @beoe til @pen poo jan1<
111e Maa0e> og intet al bans 2ps far
npret paa min6re ems $50 @uibels>
men pao 0enne Mfoa0e mer1er ban at
6ope iparet 5 Gents pr. @ulbel /
&ibrielsomfoltni11ger> og fan fan fig=
re 9eSiet lige til Sernbancpogne>,
lom netop RUNNER ct enfelt ioaoant
2gS.
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Mprges &pinocr faar begren1iet
Stemmeret. MeO ct @lag er Sen
>1orlfe @elgerbefolfning til @tor=
tbinget for9get meo ca. 100000
Gtemme6erettige0e, nemlig ifatD0en=
Sc &oin0er. st Selegrom fra SRI
itiania al Is. Sum- me00eler, at
@%tort6inget far forfoltet Sor1loget
til Ell Notwithstanding, gaaen6e
no paa> at &pinoer faar olminoeIie
@temmeret JONI Menoene. Derimob
be0toges mes So moo IS @temmer
ct 6orilag ON, at allie &pinoer, ser
ct fpl6t IS Mar, og lom betaler, en-
ten lelp eller be6 6eres 9GgtefpIle,
@fat al EFT SSnotegt at $50 &r. / 8p=
ernie eller 240 ST. paa 2on6et, bar
@temmeret til @%tortbinget, iom Sc
allere6e bar Set be6 fom1nole @a1g.
Sen norife Bresie bilier 6enne 8olg-
reform 1ne6 flor 8egejitring.
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5i0fte Npt fra Dan
mara.
st MorD be0 Sreoeri>

Sns0ag Sen 5. Stunt bar Ser fu11=
set ct ubpggeligt Drama @teo /
Nerbeoen al 5reoericia, paa Strano=
peien pe6 Sanoal, i0et en- @agerfuif
&opp bar mproet i'm Some. S ct lille
teglbengt @us boeoe ber &opp og
bans Samilie> Some, 5 8srn og en-
Hleieien. &opp er @en al ftp.
0berltl9jtnant &opp / @elitnger og
itu0ere0e oprinoelig Sura, men tom
/ Sorbin6elie me0 Sen &pin6e> iom
fan ienere moo fine 6orelores On
ife; blep gift meo> og ban bleo ga
8rdoielger / Sreoericia. &on fibr,
te fgrit run6t me0 8rgo / en- @ogn
foripanot meo Ell &un6> ienere for
ereoe bans @giter bam @eit oggogn.
&opp bar en- itille, ififfelig Mono,
men bans Some par alt anoet. S SITE
olene par bum ono pe6 bam og banfe-
oe bom> men bar bam tillige utro,
bolot @lifere ltge for 9inene al bam
og tpang BAN til at iope / @taloen
ON Natten, mar bum bab6e 8elgg at
fine Stlbeoere. Saa blot 6reb bum
set enbog, at bum los Man6en figre
Ell al ben6es @lifere, en- 8rpggerfuf,
il1o til Sreoericta ON Morgenen eff
terat 6enne bab6e tilbragt Matten
bos &onen.
&opp fog Zig So paa Slaifen og
blep ofte let beruiet paa lin 8re6-
;,boen. Mfte1en fGr Moroet tom ban
fulo biem> belte0e me6 fin 8ogn
noenfor Suietk men fit 6og Soften /
Stab % gift i Seng. On Morge-
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&in6prferitreifen / 6%ranfrigc, lol

l
hi omtalte ltoite llge> far MI begpn6t
at antage ct %faretruenoe u6ieenoe.
&egieril1gen far beiluttet at tage al
borlige Sorbol0Sregler moo Sc @trej=
fenoe og nabnlig at arreltere 2e6e=
,rea, Mercellin gilbert og bans M0jl1=
oont, Ell CTS Mapo 6erroul al Scar
bonnie, Der ne0lag0e lit @mbe6e /
Spnpatbi meo @treife11. s Mor-
bor11e> Sen iterlte 8D / oct itreifenoe
9iltrift> blep @efolfningen iommen=
folot peo @tormfloffen og ser bpg,
geOes 8arrifa0er for at bin0re Mi=
litprets 5remifri0en @n 2ibbogt
blep oplti1let ON Mlberts &us, % ser
er l1oiigt til, at en- blo0ig &epolu=
tion til brp6e lbs.
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jra joreningerne.
Mlbert Sea, Minn.

Sorsoag SEN 13. So. afbol6t 8. g..
e. Gannebrog 2oge $50. Is, gilbert
Sea, Minn., tit oroinere Mpoe, til
bpilfet ser bab0e in0fun6et Jig ct
ltort Mntal al 8rp0rene. Ser blep
foretoget @olg al ny 8eitprelie for
fommen0e Sermtr, og bleb &elnltat
fglgen6e:
@fs=Hrei i0ent Clinton 2arien, Bre<
itoent s. &c. Sapoger, @ice=&reii>
0ent SC. 6. g. 2un0, forreip. 5efre-
tar Mn0rep 8. Melien> Ginans=Se=
freter Sames S. Mn0erien, &asierer
Sbom. 6. Senien, Sillt6smen0:
Mnton SEMEN, Carl @penien> og
Mels 6. Mn6erienSpre @els Sbon1=
len, Snore &agt @br. Yeterien, Y0re
Gagt 81. 6. Mn0erl EN-, 8ibliotbefar
9eels Melien, Entertainment &omite:
Sulius Teterien, ST. IS. Sbompion
og S. 81. 5prenlen.
3 &an0i0ater blep gtpet 2ogenS
treble @ra6. g. tier Mp6ets @lut=
ming bleo Ser ierperet 2uncb, Safe
og @igarer, og bar set langt efter
Mtonat fori110en hi fit 2op til at gaa
biem.
9. g. g. 0ogmor 2oge $50. 60,
gilbert Sea, bap0e famine often Mp=
Be og &alg al 8eltprelle for neite
Sermtn, mes f9lgen0e &eiultat:
@fs=Hr9ii 0ent Mrs. 3. 6. Sllen>
YrGii0ent Mrs. Gbr. GbriItenlen,
@ice=Ereii0ent Mrs. Gbr. &eterlen,
5efreter Mrs. Mn0rem 8. Mel1en,
&asi erer Mrs. 2ors Gbriltianien,
Srultees: Mrs. Gbr. gngen, Mrs.
2al1rit5 2ari en og Mrs. Mnton Gar
len, 6drer Mrs. sc. 2arien, St10re
&agt Mrs. sln6rem Mellen, gore
&agt @rs. Mn6rem 5prenien.
@amme Mften mo6tog 2ogen 3
npe @nipgninger om Optageli lie.
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Srn 0ba Mielien reiite lite til

Sru S6a Mielien reiite life til
Gunmarf ben 13. Sum-, iaaleoes font
Sen oprinoelige 8eitemmelle bar,
men fommer ferit afite6 / oenne nge.
S 2broags. CAB BUN en- 6anf Mften
for fine 2an6smen6 / Seem Sort,
paa 2pric @all: bbor bun ifuloe fore
bragg aoifillige 5ange, iom lite fgr
bar bqret b6rt paa benoes Sonrne,
og bette bill iaa blioe ben6es ii6ite
Sptreoen berobre. Sfblge 6anife
8laoe fal Sruen paa lin 5 Maane.
oers Sonrne berobre babe tient 3d..
600 &roner. s. A; .sss.=I.:
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Mtlluanfee, isis.
Den 16. Stunt 1907.

Sen npbalgte 8eltprelie for 9ron=
ming Margretbe 2oge SEQ. 10, 9. g.
g., er felgenoe: gfs=Yraiioent Mrs.
@ine &noerien, Breiioent Mrs.
&oiine &eterien, &icepreii0ent Mrs.
&ieritine @anlenL Sefreter Mrs.
@briitiane SEMEN, &asierer @rs.
Morte @augaaro, Srultees: Mrs.
Sbora @olm, Mrs. 9ortbeu @il=
belmien og Mrs. &jeritine Mn6erien,
5prer Mrs. Marie Nielien> Snore
@ogt Mrs. Margretbe Naeticbam,
gore &agt Mrs. Marie 9(noerTen.
2oge $50. &c. 9. 8. g., bar balgt
fdlgenoe @eltprelle: gfs=Ereiioent
s. @ol0en Senien, Nrnii0ent Sper
Feterien> @iceprGli0eut Sobannes
8ebrens, Sefretnr S. 8ebrens, ST.
nanS=9efretar 81. Mnoerlen, &osie=
rer STR. Ntellen, Silli0sforman0
g. 6. G6riltenien> Gilli0smpno:
Carl &eteri EFT og Mrel Senien> 6prer
Sens g. Senlen, Sn0re Gugt 81. g.
gnoeri EN-, D0re gogt S. 9. @jern,
8ibliotbefor g. @olm, 8ibliotbef-
&omite: sc. Neterien, sc. Neterler1
og 6. Noetcbam, Mepiiionsfomite:
90. Eeterlen og &c. Neterien, @pge=
fomite> @p0lioen: 6. Noetcboip oe
s. S%ergenien, Mor0it6en S. g. Sen-
iel1> 2ititoen g. @olm, og @eitiioeu
$. s. Senlen, 2ege 9oftor Sort
beef, 6aneb9rere: Gbr. Senien og $.
SSergenien
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
Joma.
On Qrriq MbefQt. Ser hgrte

- @n arrig Mbefat, ser bgrte til
ct G~irfusmenageri / Dubuque, bleb en-
Dag iaa opbioiet ODER at &illfuerne
more6e Jig ODER 6en> at Ben itaf Mr'
men u6 mellem Eremmerne / &uret
og fit fat / &aaret paa en- lille Dreng.
Sn6en @ogteren fun6e legge fig
,imellem, bab0e BEN repet neiten alt
Saaret og ct Stpffe al &obeobuoen
al 8arnet. Mben bar ct ierlig bi6if
@fsemplar, Ser flere @ange bar giort
Silifnere Sfa6e.
- &ierligbe0, @pgpeleie og @ei6,
6agsmaalti6er bar Sen un6erlige
8lan6ing, Ser u6gioroe @run6laget
for en- @ritatningsiag for $10,562,
iom en- fpinoeltg 2ege, Georgia
@temart, Sees Moines, bab6e anlagt
moo en- Sarrp g. @rap, Der bopoe
Ieget me6 ben6es @ierte, laoet Jig
pleie at ben6e, me6ens ban bar ipg,
paa 8efoitning al ben6es an6re &a-
tienter, og 6ertil ipiit benbes gobe
Ma6. Otter at babe nDot ollie. 6isie
@o6er, felne6e bans gimme Selelier,
oq set mente ST. 5tetpart buroe er,
itattes poa financial Maa6e. l16en>
for &etten bleb Ser in6gaaet ct pripat
Gorlig, ifglge bbilfet Den &rol6ie err
lag6e en- @ritatning paa $1,000, al
bbiIfen Gum 6e $40 beregne6es for
MaaIti6erne, $562.t2 for 29gebi9lp
og Meiten for set beffa6tgeoe 5iRrte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

@rap bapoe tilbu6t at betale $4,000,
men Miis Stemart tilbgo Jig at iige
fpit for $1,000, bbts 6orreoeren bill,
De nnoerifribe en- big Grflertng, bpao
ban billigt git ino PAD. Sen bar lit,
fert beret al en- fraftig &balitet, men
ban tiente 10 $500 paa ben.