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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Kaiser Declares That Germany
Can Do That Trick with
All Her Enemies.
REMARKABLE SCENE AT BERLIH
Enormous Throng Calls on the Chan
cellor and Emperor.
Both Make Speeches. and the En-
peror's Is a WarliI1e Utterance
Socialist Defeat Is
Signal One.

Berlin, Feb. 6.-The reballoting In
the reichstag elections which occurred
throughout the empire yesterday en-
phasized the government victory Of
Jan. %. There were further heavy
losses in Socialist seats, while the cleri-
Gals more than held their own. The
Socialists now return to the reichstag
shorn of nearly half their strength.
They have lost old strongholds like
Dresden, Elberfeld and Frankfort-on.
the-Main and they suffered defeat in
Stcttin, Darmstadt, Pluen, Grimma,
Annaberg and Munich. On the other
hand they have captured Strasburg,
Wiesbaden, Offenbach and Muehleim,
on.the-Rhi tabulatiOn prepared
by The Lokal Anzeiger, with three dis
tricts still to be heard from, gives the
Socialists forty-three seats in the new
reichstag against seventy-nine seats in
the old body.
Multitude Calls on Won BueIow.
The enthusiastic crowds that had
gathered around the newspaper Offices
formed n procession 10000 or 10000
strong and began marching through
the streets singing THE Watch on the
Rhine" and other patriotic songs. The
people finally proceeded to the palace
of Imperial Chancellor Won Bueiow, 20
whom they gave a hearty ovation.
Prince Won Buelow walked across his
garden to the street, and speaking
through the iron railing lie addressed
the cheering populace as follows:
Chancellor Makes a Speech.
81 thank you that your patriotic sem
timents have again brought you here.
On Dec. 10 l closed my final appeal to
the reichstag with the words that the
government would do its duty
with confidence in the German
its duty with confidence In the German
people That confidence was not mis-
placed. What won the victory of Jan.
% and today was the German spirit,
which is immortal If we re-
main true TO this German spirit,
especially IL the youths Of Germany
become thoroughly imbued Herewith,
then we can calmly and joyfully look
forward to the future Of the father
land. And now join with me in the
expression Of the sentiment of love and
fidelity to our German fatherland unto
death. Hochr When this signal was
given the assembled multitude broke
out into a mighty roar Of cheering and
barring their heads, the people sang
Deutschland Ueber Alles.''
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Woman Suffrage Defeated.

Guthrie, o. T., Feb. 6.-The vote by
which the proposed amendment to the
report of the committee on suffrage
extending the right of franchise TO the
women of Oklahoma was tabled by the
constitutional convention is indicative
of the position of that body on the wo-
mans suffrage question. The commit
toe report does not mention women
voters, and the amendment was de.
feated by a vote of SO to %
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Kills the Ice Cream Business.

Chicago, Feb. 6.-Ice cream dealers
cannot afford to make the product in
accordance with the United States pure
food law, was the declaration made
at the sixth annual convention of the
National Association Of Ice Cream
Manufacturers, in session here. The
law requires IA per cent. of butter fat
in the cream and rules out the use OF
gelatin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Two Men Freeze to Death.

Rapid City. s. D.. Feb. 6-Reports
have reached here from the Cheyenne
river country that a homesteader
named Meyers and sheep herder
whose name IS not known froze to
death in 4 blizzard. Another herder
with the Jay outfit on the Dakota
City divide has been missing for four
days and it is feared he too has per-
iShad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Now .Iersev Chooses a SENATOR.

Trenton, y. J., Feb. Elm joint ses-
sion here the legislature choose Frank
o. Briggs, of Trenton, to succeed John
F. Dryden in the United States senate.
He received Al out Of rs votes cast.
Senator Alderman Rep) voted for ex-
Governor Griggs. and Senator Colby
voted for Justice Pitney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Kaiser Shakes His Finger.

Berlin, Feb. 6.-Emperor William
was accidentally hit in the face by a
SNOWFALL while driving. The missile
was aimed at private person who
was passing in an automobile. The
emperor shook his finger at a group
OF boys from which the SNOWFALL came,
and they thereupon scampered away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
SAYS Free Seeds Are Graft

Atlanta, Ga, Feb 6.-President @.
S Barrett, of the National Farmers
Union, in an interview here declared
emphatically in favor of the defeat Of
the government free seed bill by the
United States senate. He deprecated
the action Of the house in overriding
the report of the agricultural commit
tee. and said: The whole custom Is a
graft, pure and eimple"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Reconsidered on Second Thought.

Carson. New. Feb. GA joint reso-
luton censuring President Roosevelt
for alleged interference with the rights
of the states. adopted by the house,
was reconsidered in that body and re-
fe1red to the committee on federal rela-
lions
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
When Ironing Handkerchiefs.

Begin by ironing the middle. Re-
member that to iron the edges first
causes the middle to swell out and
makes them very difficult to iron and
fold properly. Always test the heat
of the iron on a piece of rag or paper
before using to prevent scorching.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06

Charleston. w. Va, Feb. Govern
or Dawson has sent TO the legislature
special message recommending that
q joint committee of both houses be
appointed to investigation the recent
Stuart mine explosion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Coming North to Cook Up a Row.

Panama, Feb. General Jose Man
uel Hernandez. known in Venezuela as
eel Mocho," has left the isthmus for
New York. 1t is reported that he goes
north In connection with the revolu-
tionary movement in Venezuela, and
that he has received encouraging let
ters from his friends in that country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Cans and Lewis TO Fight.

Philadelphia. Feb. 6.-Joe Cans, OF
Baltimore. and Harry Lewis. Of Phila-
delphia. met here and signed articles
lightweight championship of the world.
The men will fight for $1,000 q side
and the biggest purse offered.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Martial Law In Force.

Madrid. Feb. 6.-Owing to the acts
of terrorism on the part Of Anarchists
in Barcelona the government under
the law of 1894. has suspended trial By
jury in the captainacy general Of Cat
alOnia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Costly Country Seat Burned.

Fort Chester, \. V. Feb. 6.-Shult-
hurst, the country seat Of Henry
Speers. about four and a half miles
from Port Chester. was destroyed by
Ere. It was full of costly furniture
and valuable paintings, and the loss IS
placed at $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Coal Famine Is Imminent.

St Paul. Feb Ga coal famine Ia
imminent in the Twin cities, while at
Duluth. less than 80 miles from st.
Paul there are thousands Of tons Of
every variety. Coal cannot be brought
to st. Paul owing TO a shortage of
cars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Must Enjoy Their Outing.

Paris. Feb. 6.-King Edward and
Queen Alexandra, who arrived here
from London Feb >, for a weeks So
jorrn. are maintaining absolute priya-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
A Picturesnue Hat.

The mushroom hat is too generally be-
coming to lose caste in spite of its pop
ularlty. The model Illustrated is of
black velvet, with two long white
plumes held in front by a jet clasp
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

James J. Hill says that the railways
will soon have to consider an advance
in freight rates.
Chicago has Just had its biggest
snow Of the season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
BLACK VELVET CREATION.

and then sweeping back and down
over the hair in the back A fold Of
silver tissue covered with white net
Is the only other attempt at decora-
ton. Such hat is suitable either
with severe tailor made or a more
elaborate suit for afternoon wear.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
The AID.

salesman, clean cut,
active, one who is result producer, TO
call on over 20, 900 people daily. Ad.
dress, THE PUBLIC.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-06
Estimated Effect of the Terrible
Weather Out in the North.
west Country.
LONG LIST IN NORTH DAKOTA
Settlers Not Prepared for the Arctic
Weather That Came.
Expectation That Many Will Be Found
Dead in Their Cabins and
Elsewhere - Estimate
Is Conservative.

Minneapolis. Feb. 6.-When winter
loosens its death grip on the north
west scenes in the isolated cabins OF
settlers and skeletons on the prairies
will tell the story of how perhaps 200
persons have lost their lives in the
cold and the snow This is the most
conservative estimate of the victims
by railroad men based on past expert
ences during stormy winters. 1t is next
to impossible to get news showing the
full extent of the disaster North Da-
kota is a state Of vast distances. Last
autumn many settlers, lured on by
stories of land agents, went into the
wilds with provisions, prepared TO
spend a moderate winter and TO allow
their cattle to run wild during the sea-
son of cold The intensity of the cold
and the unexpected snowfall have I'M
doubtedly proven fatal TO many OF
these, and their stories cannot be
known until the spell Of winter is
gone.
Thirty Below Quite Common.
With very few exceptions there has
been below zero weather in and about
here for seventeen days, and for the
past three days, beginning with Sun
day, when the official temperature was
down to % below zero, it has been in
that neighborhOod. In North Dakota
30 degrees below was quite common.
and this, coupled with terrific billiards.
which ragged almost without let-up I'M
| til Saturday. made living in the open
anything but pleasant, and even in
| doors in some towns and In remote
parts of the state there has been much
suffering because the railroads have
| been blocked. For days the main lines
of the 500, Great Northern and North
ern Pacific have been blocked, and
many of the branch lines have been
completely at q standstill for weeks
and months. This has caused coal
famine in many North Dakota towns.
Car of Coal and One of Beer.
McHenry, n D., sends in a tele-
gram that there have been no trains
since Dec IS, and that all fuel, in
c1uQlnS gasoline, Is SOHe ana lne ldIm-
ers are burning barley and fence posts.
A Fessenden. n. D.. special says that
after a blockade lasting eight days the
500 line managed to get a train
through. and in that train was a car
of coal and a car of beer. The latter
shipment had been on the way for
weeks, and its arrival when necessi-
4ioS 1roro 60 cOloIv paodod wac look al
upon as one of the ironies Of the situa-
ton. The country in that district i;
in need Of fuel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
So opetisc 2anbsmenb.

6. 8. Scotpol6 og s. 6. 9manio ion,
Sc to opgtige og p%aalioelige 2anos-
n1en6 Iom ,1noer Iirmai1apnet uEbe
Scandinavian 2arb Co. / Gamroic,
siberia, Canada, bor bapt ioa itor
Snoflpbelie paa 6e11 ifanoinapiife
Snobanoring til 0enne frugtbore
2anosoel, meb lit n1il6e &lin1a 90
gooe 8etineelier for o%lminoeligt Bel.
nnre, er en6n11 tor Ell fort SID /
Stonb til at bD6e l%forolnaoiife 2al1o-
iggere ct go6t l10palg al rlomprfet
6ormlo1to / ct Qa1oomraooe al 25,=
600 Stores, / Mprbeoen al Serbia
nel1 og ct go0t Marfeb. Scr Die
bliffet fan 2a11oet e1onu foas for. Ell
8ris fra SO til $12 pr. slcre % poa
rtmelig 9enital1b, meli Gboncerie
bliper mes boer Sag millore og OH
Ell fort Sis bill 2an0et itige betpoe=
ligt / Nris. 6irmaetS mangeaorige
Grfaring 2all0forretningen er Ell
itor Stptte for Npfommere / Galget
al beres @iem og bgr man 0erfor
ufortgpet forrelponoere me0 0isie to
fnrefpmnenoe 2onbsm911D, JONI meo
@la6e bill gipe ollie ng6penoige Sp
lpsninger ON oen11e frngtbare @g1r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

Gn .Strejfc pea S%ernbalterl1e5
1ompfieoelpurflteoer CT l,6brl,ot /
ct. Nol1l-rg bor forpla11tet Jig til fle-
re oaorc Sysr. Ger ct Sure for, al
Ser iii Site Strejfe oper bele 2a,1-
Set / oette Sag. Torelpbig er 5 Sern,
banelsllfubcr berert al benue 5trejfe
90 Tar begpnot at i11ofpre &ie6el=
ln1eoe fra 2ite11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

Ole Sbepbaloi, set temmelig me-
get omtalte lanebaare0e nor1fe Mn-
iifgeni, bar faaet en- @etsiag poa
Sal1en, Ser bill giere bam $4,000
futtigere, bpis ban taber 5agen og
bar &enge at betole me6. Oct er It
f%pinoeligt Gent, Mils Mopniban,
life belt lng, men iaa meget mere
ipiritr1el, Ser bill babe Sbeobal0i al
flopiet for opennqpnte Gum, for0i
bun paa SEN letiinoiglte Maaoe bar
ttllaot Jig at lege meo be11oes ube=
f9Iteoe @ierte % mes set iamme
g1ort temmelige ltore Snobrg pau
benoes &engepung. Miis MoDniba11
far belliget tit 2ip til &elbre0eliens
eble @jerning og fuifer liot i &om-
petition iom Mebengeicbeft, % Sci
bar bel bette, Ser bragte Sc to Man=
Ser iammen neoe / sltlar1tic, Soma
for noget oper 4 Star iioerr. Sbeobal-
oi tabte lit @iarte % lopeoe Mgte-
.ifab, og MiisMppniban ofre0e fine
&enge paa bans sitter / Saab ON
fommenoe 2pffe. Sen u0ebleb, 8en-
gene ligeiaa, og MI lager bun gritot-
ming 40 retslie @ei. Sun flyer, at
bun bar atDiit flere COPE anleoninaer
til at fomme / @pmens @oienlanfer
peo at Derte poo ben ipigefuloe Spil-
lemano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
Seq CT ingcn Ecsiimiit, men SOC

Seq CT inecn Ecsiimiit, men ooor-
lige Si0er far1 fomme 1loorl ombellt.
81 far bapt 0em fgr, og, ri foar Sem
igien. Sngen tenfenoe Mono tpip=
Ter berpaa. Set gjuloer oerfor oltio-
at bore forbereot. Com ma pes, er
bet 9pbefolf1inger, ser iinr maa
fele Seerne. Tormerne bill oltib
fr1re flare Jig. 6ormeren iiooer
poa lin Sue trDg, ban far fine &per,
fine @pns, lin l1rtebape oip. Sun
bar altio 5eoe. for Jig ug fine. s'1=
berleoes n1eo 9Dmol1oen.. Sor 6a1
life Eerge at fjpbe for, loa er Ser
9teo. @porfor ga fife i SIDE lfafie
Goer ct Stpffe Son6? Seq fan lqlge
Big 40 Ncres al loa go0t 9ono, lpn1
OH oil fnnne pnife Big, for fun $500.
Naa bette betaler SIT 81 per Maa11eo.
ytaar on bor betalt for ct 9(or, fan
on, ON ou pnifer, fa1 Sfjp0e pau
2anoet, efter bpilfen Sib OH fun be-
bpDer at 6etole Me11terne. 0ette CT
Sc ~lettelte 8%etil1geller Scr nogeniinDe
er blepen buot. Ct lille Sus pil To-
lte cit ltbetpoeligbeo. Ser er Mate.
riole nof paa 9at10et, og fat1 SIR |elo
aigre MrbejOet, pil set life tote sig
noget. Ser er ingen ltogift for
8ranoe, Malf og sGg og aeffenia-
ger. Sporfor pente? 9onoet fun
faaes MI, -mel1 paa Ell fort Sis til oil
bet bore for lent. 2ob mig lplge
Sig ct Stpffe III, meoens ser en0in1
er goot ltobalg og .fbr 9riien itigel.
9 en- IL g e. Set er }oa
iiffert iom at to og to er fire.
Sful6e ou life lelp PM fe ut 80 paa
Set, Iaa bill Set funne ialges mco
goo Nrofit.
gu moo leoe large inoen o1 fiji
Der beore @raslano, beore 6rl1st-
lono, beore 2an0 for @effeniager %
ap%rniorter. &1r1 6 5imers &ejie fra
ct. GQuleog mes Sc beolte Marfeber.
! Sg BERTH iaa ubpre billigt % ioa.
oanue lette 8etingelier. &bao mere
fdn forlanges?
s. S . + il E n
46 Union Moef, ct. Nall Yaai11l,:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

~
Mtnneapolts.
8pnoerlanb ipnger M paa oct iio-
tie 8ers for iaar. De11ne er belr iiofte
=ltge, at Ser boloes aubent i 0enne
Scion. st al &obeonumrel1e er So
maroS bresiereoe Snn0e og &onper,
Der optraoer bper 9lften belle ugen.
Sre Spfabetter fri Mnnapoiis
Mfaoemiet tilbringer / 6iSie Gage 0e-
reg 5erie / minneapolis, nemlig 50.
9. Minsmortb, %. $. McSeee % 81.
20. Saeger. Sioitnepnte er en- 5gn
al Ben betien6te Moromanb Mr.
91tb Saeger.
Mntal4et at Saloonlieenies Ser er /
&raft, er mi optaIt til 430 iolt. So
Der lite maa bore mere END 435 Gu
looner | 8pen ialt, fan Der life bebil=
ges mere ems 5 8ebillinger foruoen
De, Der allere6e er / &raft, og Der CT
forttoen 20 8%erioner, JON Tiger ST.
Genie.
SnbbrnbstDbenc, Der bi6til bar
bol6t fig til 2on6forretni11g be6 al
iprange 8engeifdbe / Sc min6re 8per
rnnot on / Mor6belten, bar I'LL adb:
net oeres @fteraorsi9ion ber / 8pel
og pil pentelig berefter u0fol6e en-
ltblig 8irflombe6 / Mirmeapolis
Natten mellem 2dr6ag og 9gn0aQ
blep to al 8pens itdrre @l6iferiel
bjemibgte af 6em, nemlig u0ispatcb"
2608 Stepens Mpe. bpor Bengeifu:
bets Claiming fun gap ct l10bptte Al
SIC, og uHrofit Sbaring". 421 5.
@pe g. bpor Sen famine Broces gar
Dem $500.
Charles &cebtcl, ser nplie bler
bpmt til 5 Mors Tengielsitraf 10,
Spperi fra set Msiuratceielifab bbis
Gbef ban bar, bar Sc be6lte uoiigtel
til at Hippo felt fiji for 5traf. De'
ct nemlig oplpit, at Sen Deputp Sic
riff, &illier, Ser bapoe Silipn me:
S11rpen 11noer 6ens 8ebonoli1g 4
Sagen, bap0e forIpgt at poopirft
Snrpen. Set er muligt n1el1 femme
Zig tbipliomt, at @agen bliper tage:
op til M 8ebanoling, 81 set er uiif'
fert, ONT Be fornp6l1e Nibner fan Eli
be tbnnget tilt at fomme tilltebe, eli.
teriom be rer. boiatte / a1bre Gtatcr
&on @ionerne life ifaffes t%tlpeje, hi
8ecbtel Hippo fri for Straf.
Sborbal6icn 2pgens 8aiar ii
6oroel for 8pggefon6et, Ser ifal If
bol6es paa 9ania @ull s. 3 til 6
Sftober, begge Dage influiipe, BE.
gpnoer MI at .optage olle Minneapo:
liz Danifes Snteresie, bbao enten 81
er 6irefte intereslereoe iom Meblem
'mer at 2ogen eller ej. Sra ollie Gi6el
er Ser gipet Setter ON Msiiitance, oe
Ser er Be beoite u6iigter til, at oennt
Mffere bill blioe en- bombing iucceis"
De forlfiellige &omiteer arbej6el
iberoigt meo at legge Sen ii6itf
Soono paa @prfet, og alle rappor:
terer, at Ser Siies @agen flor SSmgoe:
%fommenbe6.
Ole sbeubaloi, set temmelie me.
get omtalte Ianebaareoe norife M1,1:
iifgent, bar facet en- &etsiag pac
Solien, Ser bill giere bam $25,O0l
futtigere, bpis ban taber 5ager1 ol
bar Eenge at betale me6. Oct er q
fpinoeligt Gent, Miis Mopniban
life belt Jung, men laa meget mere
ipirituel Ser bill babe Sbeobaloi al.
floplet for o%pennppnte Gum, for0:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

Gn al 81. %anls melt iremrosen>
SC 2ager, 81. @ottfrieo stamn1, od-
&c / 5pnoags Mites otter at babe boz
net ing for oper 1 Mar. @an bar
fpSt / Scbrei5 for ga Mar lioen %
tom til st. @orl 1878.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
Sen tDif6 &olpni beriiggnel1 -

0en tn;fc;.Qninr; har; pno,, 3,
So, & Inn hpfipnot iffe 1;le MN,
lnooer ,forp sse5tTiohp6er ! s(nIe6.
nina ii Sen fnife @e,onbt ii an,r-
rifo goron a,,e,f mn, atpr,,hprn;
8elpo ct Go,1l. ipm o1,toae5 ii
bile fin0e steb 6eu s.. Sftober.
8lonot onbet Ill SCR. ! sen s@nleoniuo
npn & nm Mftpt,pu finop D, ,tor Me,
cention steb p M11oitori,,m. hnor oer
ni1 h1inp h,,ohp m,,;f @ono ~ 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
st. Paul.
est. Paul Tdendens Kontor, Room as
Union Block Cedar & Fourth Str.
We'd Kjob eller PREPARATION al.
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.

9rebt nnoer 5oset. abomos
MeGonoueb, Ell @poritifter, blep iio-
,lte 2groag Scot operfiprt al ct Gog
t @reat &ortbern CARDS og fnls't
un0er Sc tllnge gogne.
-
SSrsen stctcr faar man fine stpp-
Ter iaa goot og billigt repareret iom
bos g. g. Ignber, So Is. 7tb Str.
ct goot ltopalg al So0tei for Mano
og Grenge finoes altio paa 2ager.
S orpg en- Sang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20
MntaQet at saloonlieenics ser e.

Nntallet al saloonlieenies Ser er /
4raft, er mi optalt til 430 iolt. 60
Der lite maa bore mere emo 435 Ga,
looner / 8pen ialt, fan Ser life bebil-
ges mere ems 5 8ebillinger foruoen
oe, Ser allereoe er / @raft, % Der er
fortioen 20 &erioner, JON Tiger 81.
Genie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

Sranbfaptajn Com. u. Come, AZ
Mar gammel, oeoe forleoen paa Gtty
@oipital efter 8elfaoigelier, iom ban
for fort Sis itoen paaorog Jig peo
ct 6alo u1ber Ell 8rano. San bap-
Sc peret / Deportementets Sjenei tie
Is Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-20

~ uIOeISS tlIS
f11n6e ifa0e eller fortrp0ige 1toge1r.
Men Ser ct 0og til at baabe, Ut ser
fan oparbejbes Ell Spinion for / al
IalO Ell Sl1oifrpnfni1g / Sc altfor
tolrige u8illboaros", ser mart me=
Set G1 pperalt, bporben mar iaa EN-
pel10er og 6reier Jig.
9enne 1tge far ct. SAUL gipet Jig
S. g.. .. S. / Soils. Mllereoe / Src.
bags begpnote Sc fdrite- @iaiter al
ltremme in6, og 6ereS Sal er ita0ia
forget, in6til / Sns0ags, ga oe1
ntente5 at pnre ca. 5000 Gbo Sci.
IONS / 8pen. Sen SO aarlige Son.
pelltion al Oroenens .5opereigr
@rono 2obge meoer, JON / forrigt
Sumner meb0elt, fer / 0enne l1ge, p2
/ 2eroogs begpnote Sc forifjelligl
O. III sg'I..t e|A-L.l tA@h
6eitligbe0er meb cit Seiltur mes ai
Misiisiippi og op as 81. Groir &t:
Der til 5ttlltpater, bpor oe fremmpo:
te @jG1ter meo 6eres @erter, ca. SOC
ialt blep taget / Cars tilbage til ct
&oul. S Manoags begpnote 5or:
ha1;olingerne, efter at @pnoagen po,
tilbragt me6 neutrality-suspicious..
ite og forifiellige l1oflugter; 2oger
n1g6er / SEN gamle &apitolbDgning
bpor benbolospis @upernpr Sobnlor
paa Statens og Mopor Smitb pac
8pens &egne bg6 8elfommen. 6or:
u6en ielDe 6orban0lingerne er r1ap11.
Zig al Sa1teresie Sc forifjellige Ton:
furrere1roe. Grabs og Militerepel:
Ter, al bpilfe Sc itoite 0elpts far fun.
net operpnres al Sffenligbeoent iaa:
le6es Sem / Sirsoags / 8aieball
Narfen. S SnSoags fon0t ben 1tore
&oraoe Steo, iom foregif / %itraale1:
oe SEER og par ct glimren6e Spn til
Sc Snltn6er al Mennel fer, ser ober:
rpre6e sen.
ct. &anl TIL uSt. &anl". ga Sc.
tioligere S11ternattonal Mopigatior
So. for ca. IL @ar itoen forege6e iii
Sloa6e meo SEN / Mmerifa bpggeol
9iner st. Saul" Ser tillige mci
9piterifibet st. 2ouis" / nogle fac
Mar bar Sceanets &rpb og bol6t &e
foroen for ioopel @altigbeo iom fo1
2rfsus og &omfort - MI er Sc beg:
&c I begge @enieenoer %forl.engit oper
tlpjeoe al Ell 6lad0e al anbre Sceon
flDpere bonorereoe Dor 8p fer fol
Wren ODER at Sfibet bar bleper op
falot efter 0e1ne Moropelteus Metro
polls neo at ienoe ct 5blpiet til ct
Eonl"S Salonierpice. og ct Set @il
leoer al 8pert. 9isie antaees MI a
bore forGl6eoe, pg Commercial @lul
bor oerfor be(luttet Jig til at lenoe e
NIT Set transparerte 8illeoer, Sci
pil bltpe in0iat / @lospinonerne ii
9amperenS l. Observation-Disclosures
Der er 10 8illeoer neo 8ner oper Sc
FSr1ore al Sen 11pe &atbeoroI, a
6ourtb Str. fra @obert, to oper SSrl
oion Mon1os &arf, to oper Gon1t
&orfr &aaobuiet, &apitoliet, &egje.
ri11gsbpgningen og SORT snelling
oct iioite piien6e set malerilfe 5cene
ri langS Minneiota @iper, % @rbei.