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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
PRIZE WORTH AMERICAN
GIRLS ATTENTION.

Special CorreSpondence
ONDON, March 19.-What are
the American girls thinking
about to allow the greatest paru
in the world. Walter Rothschild.
the son of Lord Rothschild, to cele-
bTate his thlrty-ninth birthday a
CelebRte2 Lord lsOthschlld as one Of
the most intimate friends of IN King
and can scarcely count his own mil
lions, SO rich is he that he could buy
Up both Sir Ernest Cassel and sir
IhoIuas Upton and skill have money
to burn
His SON, Walter viii inherit the
bulk of this fortune. He giYes the
Idea Of being quite an accessible man.
pleasant and genial, though tnere are
moments when lac can BIZ cynical
Those who knoY him best say he Is "A
confirmed bachelor hut THAI Is moth
ing ALL men are until they neet tho
rIght9 woman, The story goes that he
was once very badly treated by a Wo-
man-A-quite Young girl. too--with
he RESULT that he has become a mts-
ogamlst.
The heroine OF his dreams was
beautiful aud 20 and SHE had dee
signing Intriguing mother, who taught
her that her arst duty under heaven
was 10 capture rich bus band. She
played UP TO poor Walter and pre-
tended To be madly IVA love with htm.
He WAS then a man OF Is, but az en-
lhusiastiC as any youth In his teens.
lie and his beloved. under Jhe chap
crouage OF her mother were with a
house party Ia the country ono July
nigh after he had retired 10 his room
be heard voices under his window
and soon recognized them as those
Of his tancee elect and her mother
say said the latter. "has he pro-
posed yet:" NO" was the response
but he Is on the verge OF doing SO,
Don't You prry, ! have made up
nay mind and It viii be all right And
when / marry him wnu't I make him
do away with an hia blessed geological
gardens ANA hiss tortoise island IN the
Pacific ocean He bored nae TO death
tonight talking about his fads and the
ways ~ his knngaroOs.'
AT this Juncture the occupant of
the room overhead, pui hls head
OUT on the window and said. 81 atm
sorry 10 have bored pou with tales NJ
my 1niwulS. Forgive me''
The two Wratohrl women were too
lakon llaet 20 answer ana / believe
they l"fl tho house ueNt day without
ever having scau him again.
The Duchess VI RoNburgho H. bv all
accounts mnklng tremendous Drep0rn-
Sons for the forthcoming Visit ~ the
Prince and Princess ~ Wales to FLOORS
Castle next summer a mint OF money
iE being expended I'm redccoTatug the
place and whole suites of apartm cn1s
have been roturnishcd. Shu has
somethine 10 he proud a. II ~ the
irst visit the Princess NJ Wales has
over promised 70 pay 70 any American
| A. ! have previously pointed out the
duchess has also been slgualN HON
ored m having been invited On stay
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Last spring a newspaper corresponds
ent desiring to- report the Milan exposi-
ton was informed that press tickets
could be obtained at considerable re-
ducfion.
Write" said the consul, 10 this bu-
reGu In Rome and write soon"
DAYS INTO WEEKS.
The letter went In April, setting May
10 as the date OF departure. Days passed
into weeks and no answer was received,
The correspondent had 10 start, Buying
Il regular round-trtp 1iCket-nOt an otli-
cial could furnish the regular reduced
advertised exposition ones-the corre-
spOndent took trsln ut a. m, from
Florence The compartment was full,
In the main. of people desiring haste for
business reasons.
You must each pay six francs extra
or walt at Bologna,' announced the
conductor.
But Why" the passengers Clamored.
This usual shrug, can official order"
A second Official was found who de-
clared that the tickets should never
have been sold for that train, All must
alight al Bologna OF pay q francs q head
10 continue ON that train The entire
party refused, so, ia solemn procession.
old and young, ta5 and thinl Italians,
English and Americans fled out at
Bologna.
You can't see ,he town" said the
station master "a strike Is ia progress
ana troops are In the streets. Besides"
he waived 10 the dipmgroOn. 'you must
have food and your train nlny come
any moment. II may and ia may NOT -
he added discreetly.
IL came nearly three hours later
bringing the travellers 10 Milan al 6 30
Instead nf 9
The correspopdept Jld his v,ork and
returned TO Florence AI,,,- M, ssed hi
June was also rome when a letter oaI-
Ing MIN a gentle sll-o and sbn,,n6l,,,
in polite phrases arrived frnr IKE,
burenu 10 weeks t,ftrr bn Maj urrl,,S,,
Yes press tickotg conld he md NJ IL
per Cent REDUCTION on tbe return.
FROM THE NORTH,
a r,a,, or.a~,1 ,,.,.. ,.,.. st.. ..,.
Al r;oInS,,,, tS,. a., "ll5 tt,u lOI ll'
I,- i,,SSsl,Itei'S oV-, '"ppeH' Ipl-tle,l
which Is the best way Ia go, by pis,
. tpIN or ~ fAr'l2A' announced the Of
'iG ma.
,t3y -'.uIa 'ies utDul'u Hlld llie talh
'se"S5 AIl eNlll ehsinV W8s put
I' "a '5v |s!i5A route ilad been BE-
~, pOlI, parted Nle reluctant
.Ilui up lNe mountain and then iD
tunnel {, stopped No amount OF en-
sinteiing could move H. II was per
lcel,} Ozark ana the smells pt gas and
sm"he We're suliInB- Whether the CRIES
~ lle women 1nd their prayers TO tho
NlfBln AFFECTED Ne traiu or gpt no ong
hnpNsi bul suddenly IL decided To ln0yc
Oul u pulled only To stop again. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
As mo onNGA0NMENTsv

Many rumOrs Of interesting Anglo
American engagements are being dis-
cussed. hear OF a certain dWkG. -
brother WHO wants to make an ALL
ance with cousin OF the Duchess on
Marlborough ,...
The story WAS told me (Which give
for what 1t Is WORTH OF Arthur B5l-
four having taken IN 10 dinner she
elder Of Lady Arthur Butler slriis.
and having literally lost his hesd
over her In the drawlne-room afael
dinner, nothing could tempt him rom
her side. she is the little girl who
probably told you some time age
.'cheeked' the King. She IS Immensely
amusing with all the Butler wit and
her mothers American YlYactty Tae
fact Of this girl Of 20 having Kept
chained to her side one Of the greatest
statesmen IN the Kingdom and the most
confirmed bachelor has naturally sef
society wagBins its tongue, but wheth'
or we shall hear any more of the At
fair on not remains to be seen.
LADY MARY,
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and three guide books on italy.
Are you ladies Americans?" he in
qulred.
Veg"
And you have no seats2"
"None."
In pure American the knight Of the
plains rsNroached In vain every oificlal
Of the Italian government railway sery-
ice.
Then he turned ON his countryyomsn.
And you live here2" he said. And
you stand IL? Give me America. IT. s
good enough for mel No government
managing the railways therel" And
he departed with his carpet bag and
his Baedeker. EVA MADDEN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
DANGERS OF PNEUMONIA

A cold at this time II neglected Ia La.
lle 20 cause Pneumonia which In NO often
oYerca the lungs are weakened making
them peculiarly susceptible 20 the dsyel
opmfnt Of consumption Foley's Ilones
strengthen he lungs and prevent pne1l
munia- la Grippe coughs Weld qtitcki,
90 the, wonderfuI curative qualities of 50
lsy,s Honey and Tar Thsre + nothlne
pruE Go, -'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Wesrnorcland Kans May 5 1902: BAL.
Hard Snow Liniment Co; Your Snow l-tnl.
ment cured sn old sore on the side Of my
The sore was stubborn and would not
Weld to treatment, until tried Snow Lin.
Imcnt, which did the work in short or.
der. My sister, Mrs. Sophia ]. Carson, Al.
ensvilie. Mlfitn Co, Pa has A sore and
iulstrtists that II is a cancer. Please send
her a zoe bottle, Sold by Y, G. " j. DING
Dept, ~ and ll4 South Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
EASTER IN POLAND.
Quaint and Interesting Features Of the
Celebration.
Special Correspondence,

Special CORES pondence,
w TlARsAw March 1O--Every-
NV body has heard of the Rus
wv sian Easter, with its greet
Ing 'F5ristos Voskres,"
(Christ is risen), and the kiss on each
eide OF the cheek which accompanies
H. But the Polish celebration OF this
great feast OF eastern Europe-great-
er far than Christmas or the New Year
is far less known. though equally
quaint and interesting In many re-
spects.
AS In Russia, there is much gorglng
as relaxation from the 'long fast
as Lem Is called. when many people eat
no meat for 40 days and even eschew
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
HAVE YOU A coUGH2

A dose OF Billiards. Horehound Syrup
will relieve II. Have you a cold?
for Consumption, for bronchitis Mrs, Jos
nIeCrath. sa7 r.. LIST Street, Hutchinson.
Hans. writes Il have used Billiards.
Horehound Syrup In my family for ave
Icine / ever used" Sold by u. O. NJ. i.
Drug Dept, ll2 and IA South Main st. Il
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LISTEN

Aud remember the next dime you suffer
from pains-caused by damp weather.
when your head nearly bursts from neu-
IA lgiH+-trs Ballard's Snow ointment. Il
VIII cure you, A prominent business man
Of Hampstead, Texas, writes; II have us.
I'D your liniment, Previous 10 useing II
J was 4 great sufferer from Rheumatlsm
and Neuralgia, am pleased to say now
] am free from these complaints. 1 am
sure owe this 10 your IMMINENT" Sold
ey z, G. NJ. J. Drug Dept, 1l2 and Ia
South Main st.
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LOST CHILD AROUsEs COUNTRY

Not since the kidnapping " Charley
Ross In Germantown Pa, general
ton ago has the country been 80
etorsed az over the disappearance Of
Horace n, Marvin. Jr. the 4-year-old
son VI DR.. IA n Marvin of Dover, Del
a reward on $4,000 foT Tho boy has
brought no result and the theory zains
credence that he may have wanderea
way ana been frozen 10 death De-
iecllYes are hard AT work on the case
aud every clue is boius run down With
energy '
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o
p club claim tina
o. m IS an @ to pro u e so til hand
ms u hes gamble The may hanr rooms and
D W in lei " ad spent
O Jacob Arr is
t . 4 IT go yq n we'll n women cher aapcaes mday viii
n vel viii Incorporated buA
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far more exclusive than her majesty
who has to receive all the king s
friends whether she likes them or not.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
Gm ny rGogeps Mrmp?"

Jor en0el Mar ii6en, ga Si0erne
bar on6e for SEN amerifanife Mrbei=
Ser, bar ser ct lift @ope6 / Ohio, Ell
Stenperfseier Gorep, Ser un6fange-
De Sen S6e, at ct Sog al. Mrbei0s=
lgie til 6orbunosita0en oil6e bore ct
goot Mrgument / &etning al at ODER,
bebile &egiering og 2obgibnings=
magt ON, at Ser bar Sare paa Seer
De, bpis life Ser bleu taget Gor=
b%olosregler til at afbielpe ben trpf=
fen6e N&e0. Sanfen blep giennemfprt
og forte til en- uopreget 6iaifo. SIT
tet bleb bun0et for Sc Mrbeioslpie,
og Sgreren opnaae0e fun ielb at BIZ
be latterliggiort / bele 2an6ets 9ine
og faa fine 6plgere betragte0e iom
en- 8an6e Sramps, Ser lige iaa go6t
fnnoe 6ribe Siben fen paa ben Maa-
Sc iom paa nogen an6en. Sg 6og
tan ser ingen Sbibl bore ON, at
GoreD mente oct BEL og at Glertal-
let at bans Splge bar erltge Meno,
Der life fnnoe faa @rbeioe, felb ON
6e iggte oct NOT iaa ibrigt. .&por
loa ga Geilen, og bbortor mtslpffe-
oes Sagen iaa baables? Simpeltben
BERT, at man life leber / @orstogenes
Si0sal6er. Ser r6rettes / bore Da,
ge intet beo Bilsrimstog. Set ene-
tie Ser binder er Sen offenltge Me>
ming, uoppet be6 8algbor6ene, iom
er 6ens Sobe6paaben. Naar MI
Observation-Disclosures @illiom g..
@tea6 bar fremiat Eonfen ON en-
International Notwithstanding til
TreoSfonferencen Saag / 6re6stan-
fenS Snteresie, iaa .fan oenne soc
paa 5o!rbaan6 befragtes life blot iom
baables, men iom oeofp6t. Treos=
tonfen bill life fomme ct Sanefieo
Longer frem be6 9emonitrationer al
oen @rt. Gen ieirer life be6 Bara-
Der giennem oe fagre Giger paa
Soroen, men pe6 en- itille, beiin6ig
Mgi1ation, fbrlf / &iemmene os
blanot Sen oppofien6e ungoom> f.
Sen u6e blonof 5olfene. Sl0e an.
bragte Srompetite6 pirfer nermeit
f%raitp6en6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

topn / CONNER, Ser ofboIoes til
Minoe ON De fgrite &oloniiters Al1.
fomit Der til 2anoet for 800 Mar
iioen. &egieringen / 8aibingto1l
bap6e uoienst en- iaaoan SnobpoeI.
ie, % ben bar nplig me0oelt, at FIN.
2 2anoe bapbe gipet Mfilag: Beriien.
% ~ 3anmarf.
Gor life ret mango Mar li6en bap.
Sc 9unmarf &aab til at ien6e Ell
&orpet til 9itaiien me6 en- 8rinS iom
Tsrer og 2anoets officielle &epre,
ientant. Set bar en- Sur, Tom gior-
6e 9nnmarf Wre - og iiiftert ogIaa
brag:e set Sorbel 40 Sanoelsbeien.
Men mon 9unmorf lite hln6e tRn-
fes at babe lige iaa megen Ss%snteresie
/ at opretboIoe en- benifabelig 5or.
binoelie mes Sc Sorene6e Sfater og
biie set en- Sefligbeo pe6 en- iaaoan
2eiligbe6 iom en- 300 Mars Set?
6orbinoel1en mellem De to Qan6e 40
@an0elsbeien er allereoe liDlig, faa
Ser ptloe maaif tie life bore meget
bun6et / BEN &etning. Wen 9an=
mart bar iaa mango S6nner og Dpt.
re fer / 2anoet, Der bar pun6et Siem
, og 8elltan6 fer, Iom Sc btl6e bapt
o6filligt bonifeligere beo at finoe
biemme, at Set nof htn0e bobt' &aa0
til at bite Mmerifa en- lille @pflig=
beo til @iengjelo og biit fin gillig=
beo til at glG0e Jig me0 Set paa Ell
al oets itore Minoe6age. Sor fife
at tale ON Set Senipn, ri, oe uoban=
bre6e 8pr11, fl1noe babe bentet biem=
mefru / Sen &etning. Mange al %
refer iii Samestomn / Sommer -
bbor pil6e set bape gle6e % at lie
9unnebrog baje mellem 6lagene paa
SEN internationale 6laa6e, fom
iamles ser til ct freoeligt Stabne.
Men mel! 9lan6t Sc epropei tie Sea-
TONER glimrer Ganmarf be6 fin Sra=
parelie, og blanot Sc altatiife Ser
fen. 9unmarf og &erlien!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
stanoarb oil 81. nnber Mnflaae

-" Wv ~AsOS% <S>llVyt.
Sancocf County @rono ssurp /
6inoloD, Ohio, bar / Manoogs al
'gtbet &apport ODER fine l1noeripgel,
ler 8eifploningerne moo @tonoaro
Oil So. og bets mango forfiellige
nn%oeroroneoe @ompagnier og gm-
beosm9no. SurDen bor n6fer6iget
life minore emo $50 forifiellige -sn-
oictments mos bisie, fprlt og frem.
met moo Sruitens @opeb, @tan6aro
Oil 60. at Seem Seriep. Mlle Mn=
flagerne 'gaar no paa, at Sc ct Meo=
lemn1er al en- Gruit, ser bar Iammen.
lboref Jig imo6 Sen frie Omlptning.
Sber Mnflage bill bIipe beban6let
f9rfflt, og Metsbetientene bill babe
Mrbei6e / Maane6er mes at u6fer-
bige SnofaloeIier for @etten til Sc
glnflageoe. &bis Sancoct gountr
binoer alIe Sagerne, bill Ben Iamleoe
y8eoe beIgbe iig III So Malione,
sgaouars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
@~ebninecmisfons -&umiteerne fc

wv -
40 firfelige Srguni1ationer / Be Sor.
Stater og Canada bolot iioite lge
Mgoe | &bilaoelpbia og retteoe en-
Mppel til &rGiioent Mooiepelt, Sor-
bunosienatet og Song g0mar6 al
Gnglano ONT at fomme Sen ulDffeli-
&c 8efolfning | &ongo Sriitaten til
Sialp. S oenne Mppel puapeges
BET, at .ifjp11t Mp0et erfjenoer De
sfriot, Der at Sc to Megieringer al
lereoe er foretaget for at lette Som
gofolfets&aar, Iaa bbiler 8Dr6en en0=
mi lige tnngt paa settle, % / Suma-
nttetens og Observation-Disclosures
gsapa anraaber set ON at Be btora-
ger til, at Der bliber ct irrternatios
alt 8prgemaaI for Sen @eit al Be
foifningen, iom enbnu ct tiIbage al
bet Jolf, iom uoen leIp at gnlfe SET
nep brtag9t 5orbinoelie mel en ~.
rigeeroen Mapno soasgfote
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Entered at the Post Office at St. Paul,
Nina, as second class mail-matter.
4eeb Smuut % Sprbnuosienatet

nSbem Ser er rem, faite SEN fsrite
Sien," flyer Set gamle Sro. Set faar
AupenOelle paa Sorbun0sienatet /
Sets Jorbolo til Mormoulenatore1l
::&eeO 5n1oot, iom bor beret @ien-
dtol16 for ct ret f:ompogtigt Torigg
paa at mmuliggipre bam JONI en-
DGr0ig &%eprG lentont / 2anbets pber>
ate lop9ioel1oe 6oriamlfng. l10en
Spipl er Ser pi5le Jorbol0, JONI fun
Sc ojpre Set prifeligt, at Smoot life
1obOe SGOe / @errernes @us / @oib=
ington, men bon er ser MI engang,
og 8eiioOelie CT @olpoelen al Set,
dige5 Ser. Mcn &obe0tingen / belle
oet YulOer, Ser bor peret reilt ON
oe'1lle Acknowledgements, og So
@%DeogrnnOen til at SEN er blebet en-
Sia1fo er Sen, at ser er alt for mani
&c Observation-Disclosures bbis Yripot=
og Dalpt officielle SIP er q en- loa=
ban Mrt, at Sc ct be6it tjente meo at
boloe Set tm9ipet al Sabsbeo. Sag
ale Ingrebene paa Smopt ligger
bans Sorbol6 til Mprmonfirfen mes
sDens Jlerfoneri0ogme. Set er rig
figt nof, at Ell Man0> Ser tilbgrer ct
&irte= eller mroet @amfuno mes po=
apgnmilfe H%riucipper, buroe bol6es
tatoe al Saroets lobgipenoe @aao.
Dfen noar bans &olleger> / bpert
Sab ct ltort Mntal al Sem, / oeres
'BrIpotlip pttterligt er gaet langt me-
re paa Mfforo me6 5e6eleren Ga
oen offenlise Morol en6 Smoot er
Oct, lao er Sc life set rette Serum,
for bbilfet bans Gag fan 6pmmes.
,Serfor er set, at Mrgumenterne moo
3eeo Smoot life bar babt tilltreffe-
aig @egt til at 6pn1me bom, og Ser
for er Set, at Mormonerne beboI6er
oeres &eprui entant / Torbun6sleno=
ffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
&9eaterforeitilline % Sal.

Oct ifol poa 8orbaan6 pilligt i,1o-
rpmmes, at Set fan pere banlfeliqt
NOT at iamle ct oonif Bublifum til
~goo 9tleitant=& omeoie - eller til en-
aaarlig, iom Set I'LL fan traffe fig =
foncert eller an6re Seitipiteter, mar
Der life aperteres letter ToreItillin<
gen 8al." Mon er luart blepet laa
. eont til bette Mppenoir, at man fi1-
Der Oct felt naturligt. Men naar
Nrogrammet bpoer paa noget efstra
goot, 1oget Ser bur6e funne lamIe Sc
Sonife for Snoboloets Sfplo, ifuloe
n1nn oog ipnes, at Ballet for Ell
@sBongS Sfpl6 fun6e noela6es. 8i
5oooe ioaleoes nappe tenft os, at
: z11an / nogen banf &re6s fun6e
frnfe pao at foble en- 6ru Ooa MieI=
Tens Optraoen lammen mes oet
aeobanlige @fterbaI. Sg bog er set,
1e lfet- Ser er netop forepilt % ct
Saobpoeliesfort, paa bpiIfet ser / en-
at Wfellemi taternes 8Der oberteres
- paa @ngelif> naturligois -
~Sbentre ans 9once" olp., og meo
'aarrlfe imoa Spper anferes, at Jrlt
Doa Nielien oil u6fere Sobeoparteu
at programmed. 2oo gao meo 8aI-
fet, noor oog ale og enbper peo, at
Oct laafalote Brogrom er nermeit e,
Biting og 9onien &%obeoiogen, og
Wlertollet al 9eltagerne fprit mp6er
I'LL oenne. Men hi tilla6er os at
ge,1itille til pore 2on6sme116 run6t
ont / Sanoet at &c. babe for oen fei-
reoe: @ieits og 6eres egen 8eroig.
beos SfDlo, 1tnola6er at onpen6e
sbe1lbe iom en- Snolebning til ct 8ol.
Get er bun for go6 til, og set oil
znappe tiene til at bebe os / bore
bieur1neb9renoe 2on6smpnos MqteI,
ie noar oe berer, at go6, egfe oanif
,.&stn1t af en- at 9nnmorfs melt an
'Eete @fueipillerinoer lite formaar al
r7amle os, mel min6re hi faar Cans
Bngefter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
8anama &analen. 9ilbuoene paa

Hanama &analen. 9ilbu6ene paa
ll6fgrellen al Mrbei6et be6 @rabnin.
gen al &nnalen bleb aabne6e 1i61te
lge / @aibington. De lnbeite Sub
bleb gibet at SO. S. SliDer at Naib-
billie, en- al Mmerifas 1terite Serbia.
nefontraftprer ,og9lnion SO. 8anfs al
Seem Sort, Ser bpgge6e 5luierne beo
500 &analen. De tilbD6er at billie
uofpre Nrbeioet for 6.57 Brocent af
ben anilaaeoe MnlRgsium. Ser bar
fun fremfommet A Silbn6, al bbiIfe
bet enc leo paa % Brocent, set an.
bet 12.5 8rocent. &egieri1gen for.
beboloer iig @ontroI meo 5anitets.>
Mrbeioet, Snologeringen, Beipisnin.
gen og forfiellige andre 6orbol0,
Der Itaar | 6irefte Gorbolo til Sun6.
beo%sforboloene. Set antages, at Mr.
.beioet pes Mn%ben6elie af npere Me.
tbooer fan n0fbres enbeI billigere eno
fra fsrit antaget, % Ser bill blipe
1ilbuot b%efDoelig 8el6nning for at
.nofsre Mrbeioet / fortere Sis eno Sen
faitiatte.
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9aumarf os Heriien.

Oct bar me6 go6 @runb paft PIN
Zig SpmGrfiombeo blan6t 9anife /
.anerifa, at Ben 6anffe Staggering
anr gibet offieielt Afilag POO SSro-
6Doe1ien fra be Soreneoe 5tatera
8ifegiering ON at la6e Jig reprRiente.
np peo ct Drlogsifib eller en- groppe.
a1soeIing peo loitiHingen Salles'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

Korre.pondanstr fra Kredsent.


Korre,pondanstr fra Kred.ene.
l1noer 6enne Sberifrtft bill Ser
Ilo efter anosr Der / 8laoet b!.pe
meooelt &orreiponancer fra Sc ior.
iflellige &reoie in0enfor sammen-
ilutningen, ifglge Operensitemmelie
meo oens Dperiefreter, &r. SO. Sop
er, &ertb Mmbop, g. S.
2iot fra 6oreninsen 9anmcpir1,,
0tnton, Sa.
Ser er E,1aife fIere, iom laler
bette 8lao, Ser life beo, at ser tin.
oes en- flor oanif SCREENING Der / @p.
en-, uagtet ben, er 33 Mar gammel,
ioet ben oprette6es oen 90. Decem.
br 1873 UNDER Nabnt Sen Dunife
SCREENING al Clinton og 2pons" ser
1enere foran6reoes til v0anneptr.
fe".
Soreningen teller 346 Me6Iem-
mer og tilbgrer De @ammenlIutte6e
9onife 6oreninger / Mmerifa, Ser
optueer hberun6res MeAIpmmpr mn
&eiietort, iom giber Get og Mogang
til De forifieIlige @o6er, eli ful6t be.
rettiget Meolem bar 6ororing pao.
S lamme Sorbinoelie lfal npbnes
oen fglles 2ios=Msiuronce, ser tel-
ler omtrent 1000 Me6lemn1er / Sc
forlfjellige 5oreninger> 6eraf 81 /
Clinton, Ser oe6 ii0ite &onbention /
&acine, @is., blep bragt in6 paa en-
mere iltn0 og folio 8irfiombeo eno
tioligere, bpilfet bar piit fig al be,
re gooe Srugter be6 j9pn go6 Sill
llntning ODER bele 2inien, og Ser er
CODE noiigter for 6remti6en, i6et ser
ira l. SQnrar 1907 er traa6t en-
Sob / &raft, iom bp6er> at for at bli,
be Weolem al en- lofal Gorening maa
beofommenoe Anleger tillige in6tre-
De / Msiurancen me6 fra $3.50 til
$1,000 M%siurance. Genne 8el item.
melie er beotaget al 6oreningen
9%annebirfe.
5oreningen eier en- imuf 2 @toges
9pgning / Mor6 Clinton, bpor Sen
hoIoer fine Mg0er, og bbor Ser for.
uoen andre observation-disclosures finoes
2%eieperelier og 8ibliotbef, iom er
oabne til fri Mfbenpttelie for Me6.
lemmer. 8ogIamlingen teller ao.
iftllige &un6re0e 8in6. 8pgningeu
CT ber6iiat til $4,000.
Sor fort Si6 li6en bleb ser in0en-
for Soreningen oprettet en- @gmna-
itffforening, JON bruger Ss5oreningens
ltore Gal til fine 9pelier> ser bol0es
fer l1ge. Sen teller 20 Mano, og
bet penteS at flere pil lutte fig til
Sen, noar Sen fommer rigtig igang.
Gi berlter at foa meget 6orneielie al
oenne Mfoeling al GoreningeA.
81 bar fornplig be0taget, at iite-
oetfor at f6r &alp6elen at 6oreni1-
gems Meolemmer maricbere6e til ct
We6lems 8egrabelie, ien6er hi MI
16 Man0 til @ogns, bbis &berp er
at felge af6e6e Me6lem til tit ii6lte
&bilete6.
&e6 ii6ite Me6e b1ep fglgen6e
balgt iom 8eitilingsmnn6 for oct
fommen6e Mor:
6orman6 g. 80. Gbuien.
Neitforman6 Simon Sbomlen.
9efbter Sens S. Subj.
&asierer, sc. sc. Ebuien.
Si.=&asierer MielS Ebomien.
Sruitees S. g. Saaborg og &ans
3ubl.
&eoiiorer g. 6. @ulf og Clinton
Eeterlen.
asiuronce aosierer @imon Sor-
len.
Mn6en Sule0ag ON Mftenen boI6t
5oreningen iom lR6banlig fit Sule.
Sal, bbor Ser oar mango tillte6e, og
allie more6e fig meget go6t.
SerIuf 8. &anen n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

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SIags 5rimerfer ffal inotiI fornp-
Iig bore uoienote ane Soroens
2anoe Ser uitanolelig TOM
|n1er nDeorltaar man Skinner.
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