davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
6am fell 8eife0, mener u&eltllespigs

bom fell @elfeo> merer u@eltllespigs
Si0en6e".
Sgioo / %9foroborg og Son0l let far
m1o11 forbuot Sc to fjpbenbopnife
5fueipillere 9feiienoom og Sertere
at bol0e GplGsning.
Set er cit oaben @amneligDe0, at
&egiertngsprni iOenten / 5lespig I
goO Sperensitemmelie me0 Gr.
@obns og 0en tplfe Screenings Nn=
lfuelie principielt forbp0er enbper Of
fenlig Gptre0en al 0onlfe &11lturbg=
rere Gp0 for @rnnie1. Man mao
f%orbouies ODER, at 0isie Tor6uo itooig
opretboloes operfor ol0eles upolttiife
acknowledgement lom Splel ere, Soft
certiongere og Mfbolosogitotorer poo
ct Iiospunft, ga Meo0elellen ON Sen
tplfe Sellers foreltaaen0e 8elqg I
@ipbenbonn u0lenoes gjennem Slo=
6ene.
9an ct Sc to 5fl1eipillere en0og bic
bet bite IT'S al G(espig. Notten mel
lem 4. og s.. S1111i opbolot Sc Jig bos
@ooroejer 8lo0t / Sonoi let, efter at
Sc forgjnpes bopbe ipgt at fornn1e til
at lu1e op / Sonoi let 6orionlings=
b11s. Gen 4. S11ni blep Be tillogte til
ltrofs at inofin0e Jig fps Mmtsfor::
ltonoeren / Spnoerborg. Mmtsfor=
ltar16er Y. &jer erflGre0e til Sc Oo11=
fife Sfueipillere, at Sc til at boloe Sp=
lpsning ifuloe bope 5illooelie fra 9fe<
gieringsprnii0enten / Slespig. 90 &c
fife bopoe Ell loo0on Sillaoelle, piloe
Sc life foo 2op til at optrroe l1o0et
Gte0 og ifl1l0e bore noe al 9o'1oet III
BEN "a elmer; / moolot 6olo ptloe
Sc n1o0toge Ell ll0pisni11gsorore og
bliDe anDpl0te. Sc to S~fl1elp1llere
maotte oerefter un0erl fripe Ell Gr=
fluriuq o11, at Sc pilOe Dgre 1loe AT
2on0et ir0en "a elmer. Serpoo
mootte 9leiien0om og Seriere forlooe
Set lfjp11ne gls og bragg til Suns
2on0. Mer slorlogen til oen for
lfjellige @ebonoling al Sc to Mr11o I
;Sior oa / N(ar er en0nu gan fe uop=
fluret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
Dode i Da111nark.
Kj9benhavn og Fredericksburg.

Bygningskondukt@r M. J. Qster-
guards Hustru Anna. Renter Hans
H%enriksen. Havnearbejder Valdemar
Nielsen. S%eninarist Christian S@ren-
sen. Ingrid LARSON. Fhv. Urte-
krnmmer Carl Hansen. Detailhand-
lerske Dorothea Samuelsen. Murer
Johan Benthien. Enke Laura Sen
hen. Fhv. Kolonialhandler Chr.
Bentzen. Fhv. Fris@r Christian
Thorball. Bud i Kultusministeriet
Brautschs Hustru Anna. Korporal
Valdemar Madsen. Entrepren@r Ka-
spar Hansen. Kusk Wilhelm Al
strip. Maskinkonstrukt@r Arm. M@l-
Ter. Grosserer Niels Rasmussen.
Observation-Disclosures Peter Her
ring. Sidonia Dyhr. Stentrykker
Carl Keiser. Vartshusholder Truels
Andersen. Murer Andersens Hustru
Maren. Skolelarer Normanns Enke
Bothilde. Smeddemester Thostrups
Hustru Ida, Skradder Frederik
Borck. Mailer Oluf Rosengreen.
E,nke E1na Ingvorsen. Etatsraad
August Brinkman. Oversergeant Lar
sens Hustru Elisabeth. Fhv. Cart
ner Andreas Wildt. Skibst@mrer Carl
sens Enke Kristen. Enkefru Petra
Hartmann. Skibsf@rer M@llers Enke
Karoline. Fabrikant Jacobsens Hustru
Elydia. Skradder J@rgensens Hustru
Karen. Fhv. Sneaker ChristensensEn-
Ike Adamine. Hotelejer Kuppers Enke
Dorthea. Ane Olsen. Pens. Slabs
sergeant Jens Olsen. Glarmester
Asmundt St@e. Sneaker Jens Jen-
sen. Anna Mundt. Undermester i
T@jhuset Niels Winding. Berthine
Petersen. Grosserer Jens Steen Ran
drup. Frk. Mathilde Garlieb. Sko-
magersvend Nie1s Andersen. Bog
trykker Andr. Thiele. Fhv. Larer-
indie Julie Ring. Cand. pharm. Niels
Hansen. Skibskaptejn P. j.. Winck-
1ers Hustru Anna. Partikulier, fhv.
Billedhugger Carl Andersen. Enke--
fru Ane Petersen. Murermester Carl
Hansen. Syerske Julie Jensen. Expe-
ditrice Mary Friedrichsen. Skue-
spiller Ludwig Nathansen. Inspector
Hinche1deys Enke Laura. Mette Kri-
stensdatter. Forretningsf@rer Niels
R6mer. Maren Olsen. Fhv. Revisor
Helms Enke Elisabeth. Fhv. Drejer
Johan Hansen. Husejer Christian
Hauberg. Assistent Emil Giersing.
Frk. Maren %J@rgensen. Anna IRE
gurtha. Enke Karen Hansen. Sned-
ker Frantz Andersen. H@ker Hans
Hansens Enke Ane. Ma1ermester
Carl Hermansen. Fr6ken Elisabeth
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
Man9c apinher

bar orgaai|t. @pogbeter, fom fcr.
cc1!oger 8e:Gnbelie, soaroonn,lie
e1er en- generenoe fatarrbogtig Sill.
itan6. Mrs. 81. S. 9ieffoa, en- @p.
gepleierfte / Seem Dorf @hp, friber:
n&a1tine er ct enejtocen6e renie,,oe
oe leem6e Miobd, % ieg bor
oberbebtit mig ON. at bet fan uoret.
te alt, set bar Orb for. Seq rter,er,
at enbper &pin6e for fin @unbbeos
@fpl6 buroe BRUCE @ortine.
Dehe fomu,er a. at @agtine er
labt efter en- fortrinlte mecept al
en- befien6t Bolton 2ege, -iom bor
brugt BET / mango @ar / fin pribote
@rofs& til at belbrebe ier6eles
baar6noHe6e SufeIoe at beten6te
% fatarrbdgtige Gorefontfter / Gel.
leDebene ra,nbt on1fring / 2ege.
met, iao fon 6oorlige Eine, 6nor.
Zig R1te6 og Gals, @atorrb ! @eien
oe l1nberlibd. @artnae bar life fn
2iee ion olnin6elig a1tieptiii
EotletnHb6d. On @piH1e, iom en-
Gang CT bIeben bort til at BRUCE
#arhne, bill for Sremtioen alti1
br,tge bet. Gar Sc preb6 bet3 So
bos apotbe3epe Gri Rrbb
peb &asbasbeffe III 91e e. Por1er
Co.. Bottom geatS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
Tnlbfumncn Snnobcb er umulig,

l1aor @loOet Ell forarmet eller Scrip
ningen rtnge eller bon0bol0ig, eller
11oar set paa @run0 al urene Stoffe
bliper ltilleltaaen0e % tregt. Sor.
iem life ct 9ieblif at raooe 800 poo
oenne Sillton6. 9oorligt 8lo6 fan
afbjelpes itioe og @un6be6 og @el-
bgre opnaaes be0 at BRUCE Or. Ne.
ter's &1trifo> Set belprgbe6e l1rtemi6
Sci. Set er ingen Mpotbefer=8ore,
men foripnes 6irefte gjennem Gpe.
cial=Mgenter al Stlbirferne> Or. Ee
ter SobrneD & Cons 60, 112-11S
60. @opne Mbe., Gbicogo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

9poSfaI6. @ogtrpffer an=
oreos Sbiele, @eniorbef / $. $. Gbie-
les 8ogtrpfferi / &jgbenbobn, er
pluoielig ofgaoet beo Dg6en / lit 80.
Mar.
- @oosejer, &aptein @imeien poo
y2l1obtgsbolm" pr. Sarlep er of=
,gooet peo De6en efter lengere Gi6s
Spgoom / en- Moer at 70 Mor. Mf6g.
oe bor befleot flere offentlige &perb
81. a. paret Meolem al Morbus
Mmtsroo6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

ST eb II . e Mnoelsmeie:
riet ugictoria" / Sfallerl1p / geno.
ipsiel er totalt n%eobrpnot. &11n Meje:
rift l1loalls Sn6bo re06eoes. S1tte'
lepe1toe omfom. Meieriet bar for:
lifret for $4,000 &r.
- On beftig Sloebrano opito0 for:
leoen / Sen ip6peitlige Gel al Ser
ltpre Gilbmoie. Stgrite0elen al 6e:
@eit for Moien liggenoe Scotsman
Sogn bar bele Dugen tnobpllet / &gg
1fDer.
- Mn6ers g. Morteni ens @oari
/ @a0um pe6 Malborg er neobran0t
z &reatl1rer og 26 @pin inoebrano:
tie. Ser reooe6es ct fontQnt 8elpl
puo 1000 &r.
- Marttn 9fieliens @aar6 paa 81:
be Marf ct neobrenot. Mieliens @1t:
ltr11 og ct lille Barn re06e6es / l10lte
9ieblif l10 al Sen brnn0en0e 8Dg=
ming. Mlle &reetnrer inoebrGl10te.
Marlogen til Sl6ens Spfomit ct
8prnS Seq meo Snnbitiffer.
Gien0o III Sialg. &reatltr=
bonoler 8. @onie u, @loitrup, far
lolgt lin @oor6 til 9rp0rene Mourit=
sen, &jgbenbopn, for 10000 SIR. Sil
@oor0en bprer so G0r. 2ano. S @al=
get CT fife in%obefattet 8eiGtning og
So. Spertogelien 1fer Sen 1. Mprtl
1903.
- u&ollerltpgaar0" / &atlep
@ogn pes &alunoborg er
ftp. &jpbman6 Glauien lolgt til Cog
fgrer Sans @ols og &jpbmaro
5cbiett, &ol11noborg. Sil @oaroen
bprer 80 Sor. 2on6, iom Set er &ip=
berries @eniigt at ubltpffe til 9us>
mon0slo0Oer.
- @o6Sejer M0olf Cons far lolgt
@opeogaor0en ct. &ugtpe0, Ager=
ite0, til .. &asm1si en-, Mpgoal, De0
&ongersleb for &jpbeium 100000
ST.. @elntning og Snpentar meofpl=
ger. Set ct &jdberenS 9enltgt at
110ltpffe @oar0en.
- ~@rnoeltrupgaar0" peo &on.
0ers, Mreal 210 S6r. 2o11o n1eo 10
Sbr. @ortforr1, er al @jeren Nroprie=
ter S. 81. &ielO, iolgt til gjen0oms=
bon0ler g. Mls> Titer Sprslep, &c.
@ocb, &onoers, og Sob. Mobr, Ms=
%ientoft for e1 Gum al $1,000 &r.
- Gognefogeo 90. 81. geiellen /
far iolgt fin @aor0 Grit
gaar0", Mreal ITO S0r. 2ono, til sc.
g. @per for $4,000 &r. @per ct en-
nplig fra sl11ltrolien bjenpenot Noro-
ilesDtger.
5ruitrlp @inltgipergooro er al
@jeren, @jeitgiper Senien iolgt til
FroprietGr 9(n0erien,' Sr11l tr1tp<
&jpbelum 10000 &r.
-u@libltrupgoor0" peo @ejen, til
bSrenoe GOr. @ucb, Mreol 100 S0r.
ct lolgt til Sogneroo6sfor,
mol10! $. @spenlen, Store glnoit, for
$4,000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
Udenfor Kj9benhavn.

Ordrup A1derdomshjem: Fhv. Lyg-
defender Jens Larsen. Vedbek: Fhv.
Fabrikant job. Binder. Tr@r@d: En-
Ike Eline Svendsen. Lyngby: Hus-
ejer Hans Olsen. Enke Christiane
Jensen. Hellerup: Fabrikant c. NJ.
Flach. Buddinge: Ugift Andrea Pc
tersen. Arbejdsformand N. P. Las
sen. Hj@rring: Hotelejer Kiippers
Enke Dorthea. Bernstorf: Skolele-
rer S%Grensen. Sto~rehedinge: Anne
Krogh. Vejlby: Kristen Normand.
Aarhus: Kirstine Timing. Port3r
P. G.. Hansen. Tr@jborg: Maren
Christensen. Viborg: Carl Ring.
Bram1ninge: J@rgen Jensen. Odder:
Dorthea kim. Ga~ardsbestyrer Ras-
mus Sejersen. Ebdrup pr. Kolind:
Kresten Olho1m. Hornslet: Oskar
Bay. True: Mette Wammen Ras-
mussen. Rejsby: Esther Skryd-
strup. Stj6r Mark: Ane Nielsdatter.
Hans J3rgensen. Rudme Baker:
Rasmus Mogensen. Svendborg: Dag
mar Hansen. Ullerslev: Hans J@r-
gensen. Gyngstrup: Aftegtsm. Jdr-
gen Petersen. Gestelev: Johanne
Rasmussen. Vedby Mark: Husband
k Rasft Ehr An 5fnSsn; k E515irH2: E S'Re:
fru Ernestine Thomson. Skovsby
Mark: Aftagtsmand Rasmus Peder-
sen. Uggerslev Mark: Mette Ulrik-
sen. Lille Hagelse: Gaardejer Hans
Nielsen. Crested: Anna Hansen.
Horsens: Anna Petersen. Nykj@-
bling F.: Catharina Ketelsen. Niels
Peter Olsen. Mr.. Vedby:. Anders
Kjerup. Hyldtofte Feland: Parcel
list Anders Petersen. Guldborg L.:
Maren Hansen. Nysted: J@rgine Pc
tersen. Vester Nordlunde: Maren
Larsen. Vivid: Partikulier Anders
Madsen. Nakskov: Partiku1ier Fred.
Thomson. Juellinge Kuskebolig:
Karl Petersen. Sor@: Ane Hansen.
Munkebjergby: Handelsmand Niels
Henriksen. S%i1keborg: Enkefru Ade-
laide Jones. Alsted: Marie Olsen.
Haugbyrd: Husband Hans Peter
Jensen. Horslunde: Rasmus Knud-
sen. Nasby: Ane Katrine Rasmus-
sen. Holt: Gaardejer MAIDS Hansen.
Vinstrup: Gmd. Ludwig Hermansen.
Serslev: Oluf Christensen. Mejlby:
Morten Jensen. Frydendal pr. Aaben-
raa: Johan P. M@ller. Aarr@: Lau-
rids Kr. Hansen. Esbjerg: Olga
Dam. Anker: Hansine Hansen. Sky
UNI: Niels Dybdahl. Svendborg:
Laura F1indt. Vejstrup: ]. Larsen.
Gammelby:: Kristen johnson. Bo-
ring: J@rgine Petersen. Herritslev:
Partikulier Jens Hansen. Musse:
Rasmine Hansen. Mr.. Als1ev: AZ
tegtsmand Peder Rasmussen. Gund-
s@magle: Kristen Lejre. Lillebrande:
Marguerite Andersen. Saxkj@bing
Skov: Stenhugger Hans Petersen.
Skovslund: Johanne Frederiksen. He
delund i Gerum: Ingeborg Birkbek.
Skallerup: Jenny Christensen. Kol-
ding: Enkefru Johanne Aagaard.
Rome: Ingeborg Koefod. Fhv. Po-
litibetjent H. P. Andersen. 0ster-
lars: Fhv. Skolelerer L. S. Bekke.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
500 welonntno 500

9ette 8labs 2afere bill bore fornsiebe poer at erfars.
ct BET bet mtnbite CT en- trpstt Sp9bou1. fom 9ibeus
bier, u9 bet er Ratarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure CT set
enefe Dirtelige Pelbrebelfesm,bbe1, 9e9eftanben ften.
Der. So Ratarrh ct en- foni1tutipnel SbgbouL fprhrer
BEN en- fpnftitutioneI Bodybuilding. Hairs Catarrh
Cure taaes inb, birfer b,refte paa 8lobet % @limbtns
bernie ! SDftemet. tilintet9jsr berseb SD9bomuens 4ars
jag og 8toer patienten Stprfe beb at ppbpg9e %Spnititua
ttoneH 0g bieIpe Nataren fiji at qisre tit Mrbe,be. Gierne
her faa HeJen 9iltro I'll bets belbrebenbe &raft. at be
:hlbDber ct bunbrebe Collars for biert EiIfolbe, bppri
be1ne Meblctn lite bepirfer 9elbrebelie. Strtn ette1
Site og 8tbnesbprb. EIifri6
8. 5. Gbenep& o, 9olebp, q
Halls Family PILLS e. Be tsbfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28

P%retorius. Fhv. Detailhandler Hans
Thorgrimsen. Mailer N. Brodersens
Hustru Severine. Enkefru Mette
Nielsen. Typograf Jens Madsen.
Karen Larsen. Oldfrue Elisa Erich
en-. Opvarter Valdemar Petersen.
Gymnastiklerer Henrichsens Enke
Marie. Skomager Carl Nielsen. Stag
ter Olesens Enke Pauline. Kontorist
Aage Hansen. Enke Kristen Fohl-
mann. Vejerassistent Johan Eiche1.
Stolemager Josef Larsen. Droske-
kusk Oluf Hansen. Fr@ken Nathalie
Petersen. Ane Hansen. Restavrat@r
Hansens Hustru Marie. Fhv. Gr@nt-
handlerske Ane Knudsen. Enke
Hanne Rasmussen. Enkegrevinde
Gertrude Schmettau. Mathilde J@r-
gensen. Vartshusholder Lauritz Jen-
sen. Fyrb6der Jul. Hansen. Kan
celliraad Dahls Enke Sohe. Frk.
Thora Aagaard. Musiker Hans
johnson. Enke Augusta Kelm. Fhv.
By og Herredsfoged Harald d'Au-
champ. Fabrikant Christiansens HUI
stru Hansine. Farverarbejder Jen-
ser Hustru Jensine. Hofjagerme-
ster, Major Tycho Honnens de Lich-
tenbero.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
nrtmcltgt.

6rl1e1 til @igen: nMen, Greoerif-
fe, Set er oog birfelig for gait, at Sc
lite posier be0re poa' 8grnene. Ser
fommer lille Sans t116brplen6e ino
og forteller, at ban bar blot fig /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
Zig, fire 8repe fra Sen ulpffelige
Mol1D, ion1 hi er, at bans @ierning

ZIG, 1tre SreDe ira Den nlDtteltge
Mta110, joni bier, at bans @ierning
bar pnret operlagt, og at fan / lel1=
gere Sit fat tl1mlet meo &lonen ON
at berepe Jig ielp % lin @uitru 81
bet. 9repel1e CT a0res iere0e til 9ta=
tbaniens frolftlte Some, til Sperrets,
iogfprer Notbanien, til Sopbus geeu=
mo111 og til en- &en peO Nabn go
ienfra1lt5. Set fprite in0ebol0er 81. a.
500 &roner, i0et fan ttlfpjer, at set
er ale Sc Eenge, Fan bar tilbage> pg
Gent lfal FUN = bans fraiftlta Some
= bape, for0i fun I'LL milter l1noer=
ltpttelien fra bom. s ale 9repene
uotoler Fan, at 2ipet er blebet bom
llnuligt at lepe poa @ruu0 al 6pr=
bol0et til @uitruer, og ban giper i'm
Sfinipge Suit / Sc beftiglte Mnfloger
mos 9treftgr 6rits Beterl len.
Sm Gfrtelpiller Motboni en fortGl=
Ter cit mangeoorig &omerot / 8la>
oel1e: uNotbani len bar ualminoelig
afbolot, ioo pel al Sc mango mere &a=
meroter, fan / Morenes 2eb far pir=
fet lommen me0, fife min6lt / &ro=
pinlerne, iom / bele 5f1elpillerperoe<
men. &111 foo Gfueipillere fan pilt=
I1of role Jig al at bape iao mango btr<
felige &enner blon0t &olleger iom
Notbanien. @on bor en- D0erit rolig
Motur> olti0 6re05mGgler operfor
iltre og parmblobige @emptter.
Tru @er0a ~&rum=NotbonIel1, ser
ito0ig ligger poo @olpitalet I Mal'
borg, er / goo 8eoring, og Ser er set
beOite @aob ON inarlig &elbreoelie.
Sfneipiller 9u0big Natbonlens
Sorofnltelie fanot Ste0 Sen 6. Sum-
Morgel1 fra &opellet poo Malborg
&irfegaor0. Siospunftet bar ben1=
meligbol0t, for at Sor0eferoen fnn=
Sc foregao / @tilbeo. 6elget beltoo
Blot al ct Yar Me0lemmer al Natban=
ien5 6omilie, to @flteipillere og nog=
&eprnientonter for Malborgbla0e<
he. 8lon0t &ronlene bar EN- fra Mar=
b1s Sbeaters &%erionale. 9fatboniens
roiftlte @11itru og bans 8prn baD6e
lmpffet &iiten in6pen0ig me0 Ste6=
mooerblomiter, lom bar 0en MfOg0es
Dnolingsblomit Il. &oitor M6rentecbt
boO en- Spn for 6ru @er0a &rum-
9sotbonien og for Sen Mfop0es 6omi<
lie, efter at Splget bap0e iunget Sol=
met: ~Seg er trrt og goor til
Otter Sor0poofoitelien 1p6
~&loffen lloor" It's ODER SEN ltille Sir
fcuaar6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
Sra 5oolosiif @ape.

@ans: vMa, Sober, bare gu % lea
bab6e iaa6an en- tpf SUD, iom @lefan.
ten."
Sa6eren: v@borfor 6et?"
Sans: $50, gu for Mo6ers 5fpl6,
og leg for 2ererens Sfpl6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-28
8i(anbcne.

81 e len til Sslan6 i.
Ser pil mtligpiS bltpe in0lagt traa0=
lps Gelegraf paa Sc 5fibe, iom ifal
fire Sc oonife &igs0agSmrn0 til S.
lono. Soo fan 9opgiperne bper Sag
lenoe 0eres Some Ell Morgenbilieu.
Giiferi nn6er SsIan0 5.
Sra @sbjerg afgtf forle0en Sirs0ag
e1 mn &1ttter, uGiolo", 6erer CIR.
Niellen, poa Siiferi UNDER Sslon0,
og &utterne Mmolie" og n8rpnbtl0">,
ligeleoes poa Sslanosfiife, me6ens 8
on0re &11ttere CT UNDER l1ornitning
til iamme 6er6. Mlle 6isie &11ttere
er npbpgge0e Sfibe al @erfter / g.
bjerg - Sc 5 fra g. Mbrabomiens
GGrft - 1t6rultet me0 en- 3 &eltes
Eetrolel1msmotor bper. @ber Suffer
er poo 80 Sons Sterrelie pg bper
bemonoet me0 6 Mon6. Mlle 6 SUIT
tere benbgrer UNDER set al @oniul
9ol1rit5en ifobte 6iifert og betpoer
Snopielien al ct felt npt @pltem, i6et
De meo oeres fraftige Motorer tan,
1tonlet @tno og @eir, burtigt fomme
til Songitplo0s og otter burtiqt fan
fomme ino mes 6anglten.
9isie 6 @11ttere ifol 6ripe Sorife=
fonglt meo Siner, s. b. I. &rogfilfe;
bber 9ine er ca. 500 SOB meo &roqe
for bber 4 SOB, og 8 ioooonne 81
11er banner en- 8offe> bporof 0oqltqt
brngeS 80 til 6iifning, oltioo ialt ca.
5000 &roge oagligt, oe bper &11tter
bar 10000 &roge mes fig foru6eu
ytgt til Stloefangit = SO @tf. =
taor oer11e 6angit ienere poo Com
meren piier fig rentabel. 6aloer ST.
iferiet UNDER Sslan6 bel0igt us, bill
bette 6iIferi til neite sor blipe lterf1
u0bi6et.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-21

your spuds IL you want to see nice
ones see Emil Wslthers. lie can show
you potatoes that will measure l1xla
inches and won't have 10 look much
either.
Will Under wood came over from
Stipp Bros Saturday. lie waslooking
very wise and swapping jokes wit
mis- Underwood friends.
Having had some heavy frosts.
Claud Airsman says his potatoes have
escaped so far as the vines are nice
and green.
j. M. Moore and Mr.. Mode came
up from Portland Saturday looking
for mill site aud timber proposi-
tion.
Our friend George Wise came up
from Chenowith on the Simons
Wednesday morning on business and
took in the sights In our city.
j. b. Hunt, of Hood River. went
over to Little White Salmon Wednes-
day to look at land. He reports as
being we'll pleased.
+. Luthy, ST.. made business tip
to the county seat Fridsy returning
Saturday.
Little Louis Larson is improving
very rapidly, his fever being broken
in elsven days.
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UNDERWOOD.

h. g. Hamilton went to Stevenson
Wednesday morning to take teacher s
examination. We wish him success,
az he is good teacher
Mrs. Elma Robards came up from
Sudw, Ore, last week to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. +. Luthy.
Thornton e. Stuart Wood Co, or it
will be hereafter known as the Badges
Wood Co., have added reenforcements
to theil camp, putting on thirteen
moro men and expect t. have four
teams on the road in few days The
company expect to put out several
thousand cords Of wood,
Geo. Sandle left for Portland
Wednesday morning on the Dalles
City. George has been sticking to
business pretty close as 1t Is the first
trip out since coming up last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. True, Mrs.
Homewood and S. Samuels came over
fl ON Hood River last week and drove
across the country to Little White
Salmon valley to louk over some land
that Mr.. True Is purchasing.
As Underwood has the reputation
OF producing the first berries iol ship.
ment this year, she will also have a
reputation Tor late ones. You should
see the fine ripe straw berries SheI man
Frederick has Oh display at Smiths
store. aSherman says his vines are
loaded with green berries and blooms.
Rev Morehouse held services Sun
day at the Cameton school house.
He reports large aud an attentive
congregation. lie holds services at
ChenowHh hool house the second
and fourth Sundays and the first and
third at he Cameron.
VIII Stipp made business trip to
The DalIea | thursday of last week.
Will says they inteud to run the mill
through the winter ii the weather will
permit.
Prof, Kolook has added some new
names to. his pay Ioll, making in all
about 70 men in the lush. Some are
making wood and are rapidly getting
ground in shape for orchard.
A. j.. Haynes, P. Sayther, Keely,
Denboys and Cass received nice
shipment of Idaho hay Saturday.
Some Of them expressed themselves as
hay being little high. Talk about
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-21
BINGEN.

Abont p. m. on Friday, Novem-
Der 10, the quietude of this village
was disturbed by the piercing, though
not unmelodious sounds of brass and
drum. OGc peaceful and industrious
citizen2 were somewhat disturbed ut
tlrst, but when they we're assured that
no harm would befall them they treat
ed the matter as joke. The occasion
for the demonstration was nothing
moro nor less then that delegation
of citizens from White Salmon, ac-
comparied by their local band, had
come 10 Biugen to see the cars.
W. &. Wi,ley aud wife are late ar
rivals nt the Naples hotel, Mr.. Wiley
having Just returned from an extend
ed visit in Illinois and other middle
west states.
G.. g. Bentz, of Portland, spent
Sunday with "the bunch OF Bingen
boosters. "
A. Smith, of Columbus, WASH,
spent week in Bingen recently He
returned to his home Friday. MIR.
Smith says Binsen looks good to him
aud will return soon to make it his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Wetherell, OF
Carson, are in Bingen for the winter
Saturday evening, November %,
Reynolds hall, social dance. Time,
place, event.
l., Il. Shields, OF ST. Paul, Mimi,
was in town one dav last week. Nj.
Shields knows somethiDp about the
North Bank road and the country
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Lecture Course Entertainment.

The CARRIER Howe entertainers will
appear at the opera house Tuesday
evening. Nov. 26.
This is the third in the Congrega-
tional Ladies Enter tainment course.
The company is composed of Homer
CARRIER, banjo, saxophone and magic
Chas. Howe, violin, Tenor and music.
al novelties; Mrs. Maude Howe, plan.
ist and accompani.t The program
will consist OF banjo, saxopbone, vio-
lin and vocal solos. Twenty minutes
magic, banjo and guitar Duets, and
other instrumental ordinations, In
Guiding limitations OF all sorts. The
program will begin al 8:l5 and no
one will be seated during the Iendi-
tlon OF number. Tickets on sale at
Clarke's drug store Tuesday morning.
Single admission, rs cents; children
under IA, 25 cents.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-11-21
A Cali for the Observance of Worlds
Temperance Sunday.

The fourth Sunday in November OF
each year has bsen designated World 8
Sunday School Temperance Sunday.
The highest ecclesiastical bodies OF
nearly all denominations have given
recognition to this day. The appoint
ment Is also made by the Information
al Sunday School convention, through
the international Lesson committee,
and provision Is made for a world 3
Sunday tchool temperance lesson.
The drink cause is world wide-and
young people in part ionlar should be
taught that 1t is crime against the
nation and sin against God. 1t is
fitting therefore that the subject be
presented from both national and per.
sonsl points OF view.
We therefore call upon all pastors,
Sunday school superintendents and
teachers to make the observance ut
Worlds Sunday School Temperance
Sunday November "A, a noted occa
sion. Let it be tho great annual tenn
perance field day for the Sunday
schools of the world. Mrs. Wilbur +.
Crafts, Supt. Sunday school depart.
ment worlds W. q. L. U. Mrs. Stel
la B Irwin, Supt Sunday school de
partment national W. c. L. U. Mrs
ID. J. Treiber. Supt. S. S depart
ment, Hood River W. G. 7. U.