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The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

An automobilist IN South Africa. chased
by herd OF ostriches. was overtaken,
had his machine kicked into smithereens.
and was then run 10 cover himself Why
not import a few ostriches for the police
forces and country constabuiary of this
land OF the free and easy scorchers2
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

ELLEN Terry is a most remarkable
woman. notes a contemporary. She GER
tainly is. She acknowledges. calmly and
deliberately. that she Is more than fifty
wears of age.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
was He Riehtt

How do you spell wrong. Tommy"
''R-O-n-g."
That's wrong"
That's what you asked me 10 SPELL
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
Ahsent-nInded.

How Is the market this morning?' In
quired the senior partner.
The junior partner WIS preoccupied.
"Bonbons and violets steady" replied
be- Easter bonnets nrm"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
PhIIosophie lIessenrer..

Under the dispensation Of Secretary
Cortciyou the army Of colored messengers
at the Treasury no longer have the large
ante-rO0m to his Office as their l0unging
place. They have been relegated to a
small room on the floor below. and their
old haunt has been converted into an
Office for Private Secretary Weaver. De
privation OF this cherished and age-in-
crusted privilege has nettled but not dis
heartened the army OF colored messengers.
They have seen Secretaries come and Sec
retaries go. but they are there forever.
one OF them. summarizing the philosophy
Of his colleagues. thus consoled himself
when discussing his changed condition
with a sympathizing correspondent:
Its a little hard. sub, a little hard.
But we can stand il Il Mr. Cortelyou can.
He'll be here only two years. but we'll
be here always. That's the difference"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

A bin has been introduced in the Penn
syivalda legislature granting a man the
right to thrash an editor under certain
ciccunstances-provided, it Is presumed.
the man Is able.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

notwithstanding the unusually fine out
put there are probably. as a matter OF
fact, Just as good fish in the sea as ever
were lied about
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
Goods.

I'VE live in exaeting times"
SAY on"
'one must deliver the goods and yet not
be caught with them"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

The Norfolk Landmark will most surely
be disciplined for yanking Hoke Smith
from out the Presbyterian Church and
thrusting him into the Baptist.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
Depew I'D PnIm Beach.

News from Palm Beach, Fla. indi-
Gates that Senator Chauncey Depew is
having a high old time at that resort,
whittier he went, with Mrs. Depew, a
day OF two after the adjournment OF Con-
gress. The Senator Is said 20 be tie
beau at every function of the elite there
assembled. and his laugh is as ringing as
OF old A few evenings ago the c0lored
population gave a real. old-fashioned
cakewalk and Senator Depew was, by
unanimous vote, elected chief judge OF
the great affair. His award of the prize,
while generally approved by the society
spectators. led 10 a lively rumpus be
tween the contestants. which resulted in a
scarcity of walters at his hotel the next
morning An event that is causing un-
usual interest in the colony Is scheduled
for the early part of next week. This Is
nothing less than the promise Of the New
York statesman to lead a cakewaik that
is to be given by the society people at
Palm Beach.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

Mr Bryan might at least have waited
until Mr.. Cleveland's birthday festivities
were over before announcing hts intention
Of taking part in dve more Presidential
campaigns
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

IF you object to hot air. remarks a fe-
male philosopher. never let fellow steer
you into the conservatory"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

The entire South seems inclined to grow
little nysterical over former Senator
Carmack. II Mr.. Carmack Is not very
careful. he may. ind himself the posses
sOr OF a lusty ana we'll defined Vice
Presidential boom some fine day.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
That Mad Hare.

The foxy March hare thought that he
Would initiate humanity.
And forthwith entered up the plea
Emotional insanity.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
whiehf
Where You Get II.

THE Thaw lawyers are at loggerheads.
again or yet?"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

Next. calls President Roosevelt to
the railroad presidents" says the Balti-
more Sun. Then another goes in and
gets trimmed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

Undoubtedly the country produced
bumper crop Of allenists and other freaks
during the past twelve months.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

Il may help the feelings of the ladies
to remind them that. at least, their
Easter bonnats are not one-tenth so old
as the jokes made az their expense.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

1.-The Kaiser cherishes In his heart an
ardent desire TO visit America and Presi-
dent Roosevelt" says cable dispatch
Well, why not come onZ America will
give him the glad and happy hand
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
Harlan a walker.

Mr. Associate Justice john Marshall
Harlan, lean Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States. lives on Mount
Pleasant. When the weather per-
mits. hc walks from his residence to the
Capitol every morning. a distance Of fully
four miles. He swings along with a
stride denoting excellent health and
strength and should he encounter the
two most lllustrious pedestrians Ia Wash
ington-the President and the new Brit
ish Ambassad0r-aud either should at
tempt 70 sci the pace, the veteran turis-
consult would show them a thing or two
about walking At the Chevy Chase
links. Justice HarIan's favOrite resort In
goif weather. there are few experienced
members who longer are ambitious to
undertake the task OF wearing him out.
He stalks about the ground ike 8
youngsteT, and needs not the aid of q
nimble caddy 10 keep up with his ball.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

The ST. Louis Giobe-Democrat thinks the
only solution is to use white troops in
case of white war and black troops in
case Of a black war. But suppose the
screamers succeed in getting up a yellow
WARP
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

Count Boni de Castellane and Hon.
Raisouli seem 70 have formed a consplr-
acy of silence
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

Love, I await thee" sings a soulful
Georgia pOetess. Still waiting at the
church, eh
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

The legislature of the State Of Tennes.
see has ordered the arrest of the mayor
and aldermen of Nashville on a charge
OF contempt. Just now the mayor and
aldermen are laborlousiy endeavoring 20
see If they can dig enough words out Of
the big dictionary TO express the full
measure of contempt they really feel for
the honorable body issuing the order.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
Philosophers of the slump.
No other ErnInnntion.

Bitt-Nothing venture nothing have.
Nitt-Nothing have nothing venture.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

Everybody is a poet says the opti-
Mystic Baltimore American. There is no
longer any doubt that spring is here
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

Mr.. George Fred Williams declares that
he is still for Bryan" Now, if Mr..
Bryan can only keep him stin!
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
Looks Like George.

AfSNAs t<AAN HEuE&Ss
Two veterans OF yesteryear. ex-Gov.
Crawford. Of Kansas. and ex-senator
Blair. OF New Hampshire. met in the
lobby Of the Treasury Department
'How-de do. George Washington" said
the New Hampshire veteran 20 the Kan
sas veteran.
That only shows. responded the KaE-
san, that ( am a better looking man
than you are"
Il is fact frequently remarked that
there Is a strong resemblance between
the war governor Of bleeding Kansas
and the Father of His Country The
likeness is nowhere more strikingiy
marked than in the, Washington nose,
as deiineated by Stuart. and that Of Gov.
Crawford. There are resemblanees in
other facial features, too, particularly
In the mouth and chin.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

THE wire-grass section of Southern
Georgia is having its full quota of the
national prosperity" said Mr.. T. H. Nc
Gee. of Waycross. Ca, at the Raleigh,
Mr.. MCGEE is vice-president of a com
pany that Is engaged IN the manufacture
of freight cars on a big scale. utilizing ~
their construction the famous long-lear
yellow pine which fiOurishes in the far
South. We make as handsome cars and
as good as are turned out anywhere,
said Mr. MCGEE. and run our works 10
the full extent of their capacity. tre-
mendous lift to our town was the loea-
ton Of the shops OF the Atlantic Coast
Line. and I've heard the best railroad
men in the country say these shops for
/ completeness and modern equipment ars
not surpassed In the United States. Our
entire section is growing with the rapid
ity Of a prairie fire. The spirit Of i'm
provement has struck the ancient town og
Brunswick. which. with ifs grand harbor.
/ has been dreaming all these years of
future renown. Now It is awake, and a
very live city st is. with new lines Of
steamships and new docks 10 cost into
the millions and a new railroad to Bir-
mingham. Ala. which VIII also run into
Atlanta, at an early gay"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
MEN AND THINGS
Tayney Can Sing.

- -ff~-N I'm
According 20 the latest advices from
the party of statesmen accompanying
Speaker Cannon on his tour Of the Carib-
bean. Representative James A. Tawney.
chairman Of the Committee on Appropris-
tions, at last has overcome his modesty
and entertained distinguished company
of Engiishmen at Kingston by singing.
Mr.. Tawney has the best singing voice In
Congress, but he very rarely indeed ever
gives public exhibition of his lyrical tai
ent, Its quality is high barytene, that
sometimes reaches the tenor notes ana
tones. He refuses 10 say whether. in
his youth. he had it cultivated, bat he
handles it In manner denoting that he
did. Only once In his long experience in
the House has Mr. TaWney joined In the
indeseribable and nerve-racking din that
marks the closing hours Of a session, and
which those who make it-and their num-
Der includes nearly every member-eall
singing. That was at the wind-up Of
the Fifty-seventh Congress. After the
would-be songsters, under the lead Of Mr..
Watson, OF Indiana, had screeched at
nearly every popular tune of the day.
somebody, with a p0nderous voice, swung
into the swelling notes OF the 'DoXology."
None of the singers seemed able to recall
the words of this fine old church song AS
II in very shame for the ignorance of his
colleagues, Mr.. TaWney raised his voice.
Its first clear note stilled the tumult He
sang the 'DOx0logy" as never before or
since has Il been heard In the halls OF
Congress. Every word Of the old hymn
was winged as il fell from his lips. and IL
took its flight 70 the uttermOst part Of
the great chamber, But Mr.. Tawney
has resoluteiy refused from that DAY 10
join in the singing in the House.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
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Official Corruntion.

: SATURDAY. MARCH 3, l907
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

EE.l,pAoas N.la 500. lPriv.'. B'.aeh EssAaas'.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
Da1tak- antrrtkanakr &fJarhtllrnfr.
Mf 6. 3. 9fra&tAunln.

unge Mennelfer, og ne0 a6ifilltge at
Dem frptteoeS Gorbinoelier> bboraf
ri ie1ere ifulbe faa itor @lpoe og me.
get llobptte. Men ri fanOt ogiaa alt.
for mango 9onife, iom enonu lite
- bperfen national eller anoen
Senleenoe = bor luffet Tinene op.
sc bar tri1te at treffe.
9}oor alt fon1n1er til alt: 81 btl.
6e fife for nogen Hrts 8er6en babe
un6paret bor 92ejie, og i0et leg paa
min SultrrS og mine egne Gegne
len0er en- Sat u0 til olle Dem, 6er
ne6 Gelpilje og Gorefommenbeo
,no6tog os, meole11oer jeg en- @ilien
fra Qs begge til 6em alleiamnen -
liae fra Go3o0 gfeb., til &nn1pebpen
ne0 9ltlanterbobets &plt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
S SC banife &uninlatcr Gbicogl

S Sc banife &oninlatcr Chicago
og Seem Dorf ct ser Sen iio1te Si1
ifet en0el SorflDtteller. 8icefonlnl
Sloenborg / Gbicogo bor faoet Ner.
nisiio11 ct 9lars Si0 for at gigre Sic
neite set 6anffe l1benrigsn1ini1te,
RUM. S Sen Sio bill @oniulotsie.
fretpr, Gon6. iur. @erenien beo Del
oanlfe &onlu1at | Seem Sort f1ngere
iom Gicefoniul Chicago, meoens
@an6. i11r. @a6lte6 fra &jpbenbop,
pil blibe &oninlatsiefretpr / Seen
Dorf - ban er un6eroeis til Mmert
fa mes u&ellig O1ab".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
1ra &ntt1mrrmnnrt.
Tanktr fra 6twunrt Hrrth Amhuu, N. ..

SeI eI ulI lVltge llue!t Ue!t lpI|le
Sure bleb plgiet 6anlf=amerifanit t
@jnrtegruno al Sc 0Dgtige, iejge, us.
bol0enbe, ngilomme, arbei6Sopgtige,
al0rig trette Blobmen6, bore
Treltefolf, iom Sr. Serman fra
8rooflDn omtalte. gn0nn er sc
mes, oisie al6rig trette, alti6 -
iom Sc go6e Sonfruer = baogne
Mopmeno; Sc barber og imulorer
Sor6en, bjglper me0 at iaa Sen
Se6, ser / Sen beltilbere0te SSor0,
begnet af fierlige baabefuloe &Gr1>
oerS peobaren0e Smbu bill bere
Grugt / Mongfol6igbe6. -- Sg
iterre og itdrre er @faren Ser gaor
uo fra Morgen til Dagens @n6e.
Ser er Sc, iom fra Sen ti0lige Morz
gen tog fat, og Sc, ser fom me6, 6o
@olen fteg, og &c. ser fit trablt> So
Sen ito6 bgielt poa @immelbbalpet,
IT troblt for at faa 116rettet 9agens
slrbei0e, tro6s SEN forte Sio f9ren0
Golen ia11f.
Eao Sfillebeieu 1np6tes Sc to
Gfarer al 0onlfe Mnn0 og &bin0er;
tpipIroa6ige tiloels; 0og bber @fare
for Jig pooltoo: u0et er Sen &ei pi
lfal gaa! &an S life ie, bpor iole=
flort belpit Sen &ei er, iom ri bor
polgt at banOre paa?" ulien Dor
Sci 0a," poo1too Sen a110en 9fa=
re- uler S life, bbor Sen f9rer ben?
@e6er, 9gre @o6s og @nl6> pn1 S
pil set, % MenneTelpffe me0 &ie>
bet."
uMei! nei! til begge @i0er er Sc
pinfenoe 2pgtemeno> ser bill i9ge at
faa @6er til at trnffe on1 paa Sen
gDngen0e, nltfre Molegrun6, alti0
iom ipgen0e> men al6rtg 1om Sc, ser
fon6t Sc @foal, Sc iggte.
2ige 116 as Sen 1lagne SanOepeL
min Spn! - set ct Sen enelte &ei
Ser fgrer til @iao1et lom bor ling
oom bar lot &ompasiet efter. 9anif,
be0 = Mmerifonisme> 0is le to Sr0
lfol bore bonlDlte; er bi 6anlfe Slime
rifanere, oa er bi 10 8grn al @niet;
bborfor 6a tbiplen0e ip9rge:: bpor er
&eien? og bborfor oa betpible, al
Geier1 ser ligger ser lige miot incl
lem Sc to- ifuloe bore Sen rigtige ?
9eei Drag fun trgitig fren, Dn ling
6on1 paa Sen bane0e og 1ogne> lige
2ol10epei.
Sffe ipgrges ser ga mere, ON Gor-
TRIM Sell, eller @pagbe0 peo oonit
eller beo an1erifa11lf 9lan6slip for
os; men begge mpoes j. set be0lte,
en yarmouth ifi9n og frugtbar @n=
be0. Maalet er ga / Nelultatet, er
noaet.
2ibet fan 0a lebes oglaa berobre
/ og I &raft al bber enfelts in6ibi-
onelle 8erefraft.
ga ltao life Longer iom to &ere
ltille be6 Sftllebejen fra Morgen til
Scat! men ilao be6 Mi66agstiS
alle 6elge uo poa &ejen; in6goa ct
&ompromis = 0g life ifa1 set 6o
funne itges, at bgjre &oa116 er Slime,
rifa, benltre 9onn1orf eller ONT
pen6ts 9eei! 6a 1om / Sen ifignneite
egtefabelige Sorening ifal slmeri.
fanisme og 9an1fbe6 pan6re ieb1l1
og iiffert, men uitanoieligt frema<
mos Maalet, ser tegnes iaa flar1
moo @oriionten: 2tbslyffen> S6eo.
lernes Sirfeliggiprelie for os 9 a n.
lite / 81 m er ia, @jenmet
Sjemfelelien Set engang fremmehf
2an6.
111etthea X. rr1athiafen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

&nslanbs 9nma pplpit. Sen /
lang Ei6 im6oeiete Opl9sning al set
rusli1fe folfebolgte lobgipenoe &aat
9umaen fan6t @te6 iiolte 2gr6ag
i0et G5aren ga un6erifrep ct Splps.
ntngS=1faS, Ser tilli9e beor6rer, at
ser ifol finoe 8alg Ste0 til en- l1p
Duma, iom ifal ian1les IA. 9eoben1=
Der, og @algene fal foregaa unoer
EN- np @alglop> ser er iaale6es affot=
tet> at u0e oplpite &losier fife oper=
peloes al Sen uoplplte Masie". Sen
0irefte slnle0ning til Splgsnina lig-
ger /, at Sc fonltitutionelle Demofra=
ter ser u6gior0e Goriamlingens
6lertol, life bil6e o0lpoe 9feqierin-
gems 8efaling om at bortpije 55 ru-
oifale Sociali1ter, Ser bar Weeoleu1-
mer al Sorlamlinge1.
Sen a1minoelige Mening er, at
Splesningen bil gipe Mnleoning til
po1oiomme l1roli9beoer> og oette er
&egieringen fl1lot forbereot poa for
@pernes @e6fonmen6e, i6et ser for
opldsningsor6ren 16febtes> bar
1omlet itore Sroppemosier poo alle
; ;.Ste6er, bbor Ser f11n6e pentes bol6=
iomme Denonltrationer, nobnlig
Mrbejoerfbartererne. 8efolfningen
bar mootaget @fterretningen mes
oen itdrif muIige 9fo, men ser Ell
Segn paa, at 6enne inort bill blibe af.
Lift at ifarpe &roteiter og bgjft ian6-
ipnligt alminoeIig 9fejsning MOI
&egieringen @er1igt angitelig Ell
man for @temntngen bos 2an6be.
J folfntnger1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

@i fenber ,1,eb efebe %rabe,.a,.s,,
re til estboer, 1x as1nober "a. isa
bn.,ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

nebanneret ober 6eres reipeftipe 8Dg-
ninger> ligelon Ser ogiaa Dagens
Nnleoning bleD flaget fra en6el of
Spens pripote 8pgninger.
81 banifc &unitucrtnoer ct if1g
r1a1if=e f=elmerifo nD1ig o1fon1
ne til Sc Torene0e Stoter. Sen enc
er fg1. 0onif Speraiongerin6e Grf.
gliiabetb 9ons, Ser for Si6en opbol-
Ser fig / 8Derne i gfe1L men iHfffe
agter at optrn6e beropre. Sen an
Sen er Sen 6anlff90te Gonierinoe
M0elina @enee, Ser life ct n1eget
fjen0t / 9onmorf men bar giort
laa 1neget 1tdrre 9pffe / @uropos
@torbper, lerligt 2on0on. Sun ffaG
paa en- Eourne fer 2on6et.
Sr. Saul Ectcrien, 2pjtnont Sen
oonife slrne> og ion ct 9larStio bar
opbol0t Jig &acine, @is.> bleb f6-
lte ltge Ggtepiet til 6rafen @aia
9rnn fra &ipbenbapn> ser nDlig er
anfolnn1et fra 9anmarf. 8rl,0gon=
men er en- @9n al ben ifior af6g6e
0onife @pmnaitiflerer> &rigsasies-
for Saul Eeterien, lom bar en- at
GanmQrfs melt fjen6te 9lutDoriteter
poo 2egemsdpeliernes og @b9n1rne-
funltens Smroa6e. 8r16en er en-
Gotter al @rosierer 8run &jbben>
bapn og 9}iece al @fueipiller be6
&aiino=Sbeatret &jebenbobn @aius
9rnn. Set unge 9@gtepor> Ser FAB.
Sc beret forlobet / flere Mar, far
opIooet 6eres 8oppl / Mocine.
Si9nor 9almcttp, alias W1en6el
&ortpig, oen 0anife 5anger> lon1 nu
er perot tilbage til Ganmarf for ct
fort 8elgg, men after pen6er tilbage
til sln1erifa til @fteraoret for at
optreoe UNDER anerifanife engage
ments> far fortalt uHolitifen" &i9.
benbabn mango nGrfelige Sing om
fine Splepelier berobre. 9e 6anife
Toreninger be6er ban @uo befri Jig
for, 6a. @ntreen al6rig er ober 1 &r.
so Gre. Men Ben Moa6e, bborpQa
bon er blebet reflameret al en- ome.
rifonif sSmpresiario er roget ganife
forun6erligt. Blafater paa allie 60
oebjgrner og &pgter om at 6en itore
Sanger bar onfommet beo en- Sern.
baneulpffe bar fun @n1aating. Mere
itorFoaet tog set fig 49, at ser tet
noenfor Seem Oorf Ieie6es ct Srpn
Fullmanbogne> Ser foripne6es 1ne6
@filtet: u&eierberet for Me116el
Sortbig", og bette Sren fidrte iaa
in6 til Seem Sort me6 @i6un6erian-
geren o11bor6. 81 Bolittbetiente boa-
ge6e Scat og Dag ober u6en 6onfe
Garu,os" &nffert, Ser poa Ben Si6
in6ebo16t 6 Shipper, 2 @fjorter og
en- Sptosfiole, og poa @a6en los
bans Smpresiurio itrg ggebarf> for
at &rnftneren lite fful6e foritprres
of BognrnmmeGen oltiammen for
&eflamens @fDI6. Men 6enne bap-
Sc ga ogina Sc beoite g3eiuItater for
ham fortrlIer ban 8Ia6et. Son
hab6e fu16t &rs til en- &oncert og
blep et1gngeret til ct omreiien6e 8au-
6ebilleibo>p for 5000 9r. 1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
@eirprpiet=Sr,titcn er set npeite paa

Grulton1raaoet. Ser finoes fer
2Qnoet ca. so ARan0, ser giper Jig
al 1ne0 @eirforlloiigelier, oe iom
bper for fig bar op'1aoet en- pts Sillio
/ bioe &re01e. Oct ser MI Menin-
gen. at 6iSie Mrno 1fal oanne en-
@lags &ombination, bborpeo 6eres
peirprofetiife @ober fan uonpttes
me0 itgrre financielt lt6bptte en6
bi0til.
Turbploct mt1lcm sSSapan % Sc
Tor. Stater, Ser for ct Nar Tiger
li6en bar ret ipanbt poa @runo al
at en- &gbelbob / @on 6rancisco
bap0e p6elogt ct jopaneitif @a6ebus,
bor after ontoget ct 5li6t mere fre6e>
ligt l16ieen6e. 9l Sale ON @rig er
opbgrt> me0 l1n6tagelie al nog1e Or
gamer for ct p0erliggaae116e iapone=
fit geattonalparti Ser ita6ig rosler
me6 @abelen. Gn inf @run6ene til
at ssSopan iffe ret bel for Ei6en far
gaoa6 til at fomn1e &rig me6 en- ioa
lterf Mo6itan6er iom Il. g. er, at
Sapon in6en lang Si6 bill blipe npo
iaget til at optage ct @totslaon paa
1 8tIlion 9ollars til Mfbetoling al
a16re 2oon og til 6rembielpning af
9anoets sSn6u1tri, og set bill blibe
ndolaget til at fenben6e Zig til Slime
rifa om Set min6lte en6el al oe11ne
Gum. Sen nut. iaponeiiife @eion6t
til @oibington 9loft bliper tilboge>
fol6t og afleit of @oron @anefe, ser
er bel fien6t ber 2on6et fra tioli,
gere Misitoner og bor Sr6 for at
bore ret ipmpobettff lten1t for Slime
rtfa, men ogloc for at bobe as It'll,
Zig foitere @orofter enD Nlofi.
Gn ntegct ppfhbs:,anffenbe Metsjag
beban0les / 0enne Sis slberoeer,
10. Gaf., Dbor Sen rige 5tour Sails
Srpgger &al1fmannS @uitru ct un=
Der s(nfloge for at bape foroarloget
lin Sjeneitepige 9lgnes &olreis' 0g6.
for omtrent ct slar ii0el1. Gen 9(n=
flogeoe, ser bdrer til Sc rigelte 6a-
miller / @iour Sails, CT ssSp0in0e og
befien6t for lit bi0lige temperament.
Set er bebi1t at FUN life far set
beolte 9tobn poo Jig for 8ebon6ling
al fine Biger> nen ierlig slgnes
Nolrets ifal babe puret u0lot for
at nloerl0ges> lnen 2ngerne er 6og
0enoes N}isbon0l1nger. Ser ct flt11>
Set Saar paa ben0es 2egene, ser
tn S1o blep toget op al @rapen Tor
life enige om bporpi6t 6is ie @Qar
fife ifploes Ell @pg6omt ion1 FUN les
of 9iabeteS. Slere &i0ner bor n0.
tolt at bape let og b9rt @frs. &auf
mann miSDonole Sen unge Yige> n1e1
Sorlporsii6en pooltaar, at 6isie &i6
ner fprit bapoe iegt at tbi11ge &ouf=
mann til at betale Sem for at tie
ltille. @ogen gift til Surpen 0rs6aa
slften oenne l1ge, og 0ens l16falo,
Der ct meget uilffer, in190eiees me6
ltor 5penoing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21

Sapluuub @asen / 8piie, sS6abo,
far t1tet beie11lig npt brogt / 6en
forl9bne l1ge. &arrp 0rcbar6, Sen
lelpbefjen6te M}or0er, Spb, &onlpi>
rotor, 8igamilt og l16eper al mart
iagt alle anore Gorbrp6elier, bor bere
ii6ite l1ge peret paa &ionebenfen.
&oDnoo6s 9efeniorer bar forginues
be0 &rp0sipdrgsmaal iGgt at roffe
bans l16iagn. @anife pilt bar fan /
enfelte mtnore bgienltge &unfter
inordmmet, at ban bar paataget fig
Sfpl6 for l1lopligbe6er, fan life bac
begaaet, men / alt peienligt bep6er
bon Eaalt6eligbeoen at Silitaaelier=
ne, iom ban afgab forrige l1ge. s
Man6ags bleb 9rcbar6 fdrt til Gal6-
tpell> ganpon County, for at bore ill.,
ite6e be6 Sen Moroiag moo bant
for set egenltge Mor6 paa Stennel1=
berg, ser aabneoes nepnte Sag, men
bleb 1t6iat efter Mftale, til &opmoo6
Sagen ct Huttet, og Tirs0ogs blep
6enne otter optaget. @n6eI on6re
gi6ner, oeriblanot ftp. @upern6r
EpnhnAn m INNS T>nttpr nf Gnrn=
rabo, bar ogiaa bpret afbgrte, mer
0eres l16iagn bar tim tient til at be.
frefte bba6 Srcbar6 bar bi6net moi
Saptpoo6, Moper og &ettibone Jon
6e egenIige Mnitiftere of Moroet pnc
Steunenberg. Soriborsii6en bill
naar ben faar 5agen / &an6e
@rntningen at 11een, iiffert bring'
|a6finige fenfationeIe Sing fre1n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-21
Can0Snldn0.

9efprattpnsba9cn / 9anmarf. De
6anife 8lo6e me06eler, at Defora-
tions0agen blep fejret oglaa / Dan,
mart i6et Set amerifanife @eian6t-
ifob og &oniulot bap6e beiit @tjer>
nebanneret ober 0eres relpeftibe 8Dg-
llinger> ligeiom Ser ogiaa Dogens
Anleoning bleD flaget fra en6el al
9pens pribote @pg11inger.