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Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-09
FOUND A HOLE FOR HIM.
Experience of Fresh Young Man Tn
 His start Tn Busiaess.

Here is something that should appeal to every young man starting out in business: "vThen l came to New York" said a bright fellow to me, "I engaged by the year as entry clerk with a large dry goods house. soon found out couldn't get along with the superin- tendent, a dictatorial, domineering man. Being young and brash, I sass ed him, which made matters all the worse for me. At last my position be- came unbearable, and I quietly looked around for another place. The man ager of great grocery house asked where worked and why I wanted to make a change. I told him in all frank ness, and he asked me to come around in few days. guess I talked alto gether too much. When I called he said, I have no place open at present, but I guess I can find a hole for you That was enough. went back to my store and resigned.
 'The next morning presented my self before the manager of the grocery house. As told you said he, I have no place open at present. and walked away. But said I, didn't you tell me you would find hole for meY I did, he answered back. Amt you in itT He then added, Mir R., the superin- tendent of the firm you have been working for is my brother I have worked since then with my hands in my pockets, and the lesson took a good deal of the freshness out of me. It taught me to look before I leaped."- New York Press.
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WEIGHT FLUCTUATIONS.
A Man May Gain and Lose Five
 Pounds In the Day.

fOunuA tne Days
 "A dinner like this increases ones weight two and half pounds" said a physiologist as he finished his more than generous meal. "An average din ner increases the weight two pounds two ounces. Did you ever consider how the weight fuctuates night and day?
 "We lose in bed at night two pounds six ounces. Between breakfast and lunch we lose fourteen ounces. Be tween lunch and dinner we lose ten ounces more. Total loss, four pounds fourteen ounces. That goes on every day of our lives.
 "At breakfast we gain one pound twelve ounces; at lunch, one pound; at dinner, as I said before, two pounds two ounces. Total gain, four pounds fourteen ounces.
 'Thus, day by day, gaining nearly five pounds, our weight remains uni form. If we ate but half or a third what we do, it Is logical to suppose that our organs digestive and so on, would have but half as much work to do and that our brains in consequence would be able to do twice as much That is the logical supposition, and no doubt 1t is the correct one, but man is still too nearly animal to eat only what he needs. He insists upon eating till he can hold no more."
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ExhihitA In LnXY Cases.

What are known as exhibits" in law cases range from sheets of paper to boilers and other large articles. At va rious times an omnibus. a motor car and a cab have been on view in the private roadway by the side of the London law courts, and as they could not be brought into the witness box the judge and jury have had to go out and inspect them in the open. One of the most ponderous exhibits" of this kind was large ships boiler furnace, which was conveyed from Swansea for nspection.-LOndon Standard.
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Saved by the Apostles Creed.

The value of religious education was once experienced by the skeptic Hume. He fell off a temporary bridge connecting old and new Edinburgh and sank in bog. After many cries for assistance an old woman drew near and began to make preparations for saving him. But as soon as she saw who it was she would save she de sisted and bade him stay where he was. "I am no atheist" protested Hume. "I assure you, good woman, you are mis- taken" "Well, then, if you are not an atheist" she cried, you can say your belief, and if you cannot do that 1 will be no aid to save an infidel." Hume accordingly, embogged in the swamp de profundis-recited the Apostles Creed and, having made no mistake in the recital, was duly saved by this se- were Samaritan. If he had failed
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MANNERS AT TABLE.
The Etiquette of Eating Tn the Sew
 enteenth Century.

The Etiquette or Eating Tn the sew
 enteenth Century.
 An account of hospitality in 1929 gives a good idea of the manner in which country gentleman of the period lived. Dinner and supper were brought in by the servants with their hats on, cus- tom which is corroborated by Fynes Moryson, who says that, being at Q Knights house who had many servants to attend him, they brought in the meats with their heads covered with blue caps. After washing their hands In a basin they sat down to dinner, and Sir James Prlngle said grace. The vlands seemed to have been plentiful and excellent-"big pottage, long kale, bowe of white kale," which is cabbage; "brach soppe," powdered beef, roast form of an egg, goose. Then they had cheese, cut and uncut, and apples. But the close of the feast was the most curious thing about 1t.
 The tablecloth was removed, and on the table were put a towel the whole breadth of the table and half the length of it, basin and ewer to wash, then a green carpet laid on, then one cup of beer set on the carpet, then a little long lawn serviter plaited over the cor ner of the table and a glass of hot wa ter set down also on the table; then be there three boys to say grace-the first, the thanksgiving; the second, the Pater Noster; the third, prayer for blessing of Gods church. The good man of the house, his parents, kinfolk and the whole company then do drink hot wa ters, so at supper, then to bed, the col lation which ds) stoupe of all."- Scottish Review.
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Cool and ThOughtfuI.

"Yes," said the warden, ''he was the coolest and most thoughtful convict who ever broke jail"
 "YOu don't say" exclaimed the wis itor.
 "Yes; he left behind him a note to the governor of the state beginning, T hope you will pardon me for the liber- ty I'm taking" "- Catholic Standard and Times.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-09
Jumping at Conclusions.

'T see that the human ostrich Is no more. He's the chap who swallowed nails, needles and hatpins. And he chewed glass too.'
 "I see. He chewed so much glass that he got a pair" n."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-09
Value Received.

"It costs more to live than it did years ago." said the man who con- plains.
 "Yes," answered the man who en- joys modern conveniences, "but it's worth more."- "-Exchange.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-09
The Intention Was Good.

GOverness-You're a naughty little girl, Christabel, to kick your cough like that. Christabel- didn't kick her. GOverHess--Oh, hush. dear! saw you kick her several times. Chris tabeI-I didn't. missed her every time.-PUnch.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-08

9rcbt nnoer Soset. @n Jung 49,
oorig lpenif Mrbejoer, @ictor An6er=
ipn, Ger fgrit for nogle fao Maa=
neoer iioer Dor fon1rnet BERTH Gait
set fra 5peri9e, bleo forleoen Mor:
gen. iunbet / Milnm,1fec @uners
CARDS / Merriom Yorf, frpgtelig
lcmlaitet og pienipmi9 oOerfisrt al
ct 1og. @norleles l1lpffe11 CT fleet,
looer ingen til at pioe nnrmere Sc
lfe0 ON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-08

De e1lfe, @ammel Gorlsberg, %
Safe meb @ienerbrgo, % Sorobpr
meo Jleoe og Gognac, og ii6en
.Gbofolaoe. SCI. II slften icileoe
ri lamme Sci tilbaee, set uor Ell
nDoelig Seiltur / set melt benriue,,-.
6e Maaneifin.
Sen %. S11li par jeg otter patr
u6flngt; ieg baboe lejet Ell @ogn,
og ri bar IA Herioner / sellfabet,
Der fierte til 2mgeip, bpor jeg bar
pgret meget iom Barn. Om a(fte-
mem ,fierte Ri forbi mine 6orpl6res
@rape, og | Ianfe11 fit jeg iagt ct
bemooSfrlbt Gorbel til oisie. 5au
TOM Gtoen, oa jeg maotte begpnoe.
at iige 5arbel til alle Sc gjultfri
M}enneifer, jeg unoer NIT Opbol0 /
Noenie bar blepen befjenot mes -
og oct bar mango! Sg ioa gif SUI
rem for mig og min Niece til a,jg=
benbabn. (W2ere.)
s. Sepien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-08
ST. PAUL.
est. Paul Tdeadess Kontor, Room 48
bnion Block Cedar s. Fourth Str.

We'd Kjcb eller Reparation al
Uhre besgg den ve1kjendte Juye.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
@olgatbafiricns Sninbefprenins
oil mpOe Sors6ug sen 14be Mopen1<
Der bos Mrs. g. 6. Sobnion, 1887
MiSitsiippi Str.
DIR, Gbas. @asmusien al 15S
@eitern Mpe. refer til Ganmarf /
Slltningen al npite llge. Da ban
life oil foa 9io til at gaa runbt %
billie paa fine mango @enner bp6er
ban oem berpeo 6arpel giennem
ST. 8nlu Iioel1oe". @on fon1=
mer mllligois tilbage eiter Sui, men
oct or fife ofgiort.
Tprlaot iin @nitru % 5 8prn bar
forleoen Ell 37aarig Man6, Girl
TOPPER Offeroabl al SIS Sl1Iler
Ctr. Sen eneite ontagelige @r1u1o
til bo1s Soripinoen er, at ban CT
blepen montental,t lin6sforpirret iom
6slge al Spermitrengelie ,me6
Grbeioe. @an boboe / 20 Mar or
bei0et for 6irnoet GORDON & Sergl,,
ion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-08
Gn sur til 9anmarf
(Jortlot.)

Naite Dag (oen 80. Slni) por Ser
uSt. &nl10s Morfe0" / ODenl e.
0enne Dag er en- itor @pjtios6ag for
2anoboerne, ser maa 0e ino for at
more fig, og leg ifal itge at Set for=
Itaar De oglao til @apns. Ge fle-
ite at oe hinge foor Jig en- Morfe6s-
&iarcite % nogen al oem paa ben
Meaaoe for belle 2ipet. @n al Mar=
feoets itprite 6ornpjelier er at fipre
/ aaronsiel; ON Mftenen gaar San,
len lpitige / uGr11ens 8pge.
Meite Dag reiite leg til Spllano,
bpor leg / tire Gage opbolot mig /
Geile. Ser er 10 p%iounoerltg 6ei-
ligt Der; leg bar babe / @reisba-
len % S%fpttebuiet og life at for
glemme M11nfebierg, bpor man bar
ben berligite l6i1gt ODER Belle.
LULU - Og DUOT IT DER ltQIuI'
ifignt! Sra Geile gif Guren pioere
til Soriens, bpor leg bar Samtlie,
og bpor ieg opbolM mig en- bel l1ge,
lao leg rigtig fit 6ib til at beie ben
lille 5remifriotsbD. Seq bar iaaIe-
beg ogfaa noe peb BET itore graa
5ngtbns; Der er iaa mutt uoen pm
meo Mnlpg og oeilige 8lomiter, men
inoben6igt, bbor mao BET bore igr.
geligt. Seq beipgte beruoe en- 5a-
mile, iom bar boet poo Gu1fbuief
i ~ Mar. Mmben loper al ben
MaaDl om=sJangerne fnar ban bapoe.l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-08

to u1tge 8iger, iom bar meo biem
paa ySietgen" fra Mmerifa, % fom
jeg bliD rtgtig go6t fien6t me6. Seq
bar me6 Dem ne6e at pllffe Sor6-
beer oeres Sape; enbper 5amilie
bar ielp Ell lille 6abe, bbor Sc fan.
oprfe alt til Sl1sbr11g. Seq laa og=
loa nogle al Gnngerne, iom bar use
8aaroen for at faa Motion; men
BET ct lite tillaot nogen at fomme
ino at ie Gellerne. Seq bar ogiaa
CT Sag paa Ell @igretur forbi Ser,
regaar6en Boiler. &ornet itoo no
mgrfet alt ODER; og 4ger pg &eite
er laa fe6e 6erbjemme, at Sc Tan
fnapt gao, langt min6re trabe.
s Soriens belggte ieg flere banife
Somilier, 6eriblonbt g. @asmus<
len5 &ones 5piter, bpor jeg bapoe
oe11 9@re at 0r1tte &afte me0 0ell1<
&c &ager / be116es imnffe 2D1tbus.
Seq beiggte ogiaa 9pren Sobaniens
aones Sgiter, lom ct en- rigtig eff
bpr6ig lille Some.
6aa gift 9uren tilboge til gomle
Soenie, for MI if11loe jeg mart til
at iige 6arbel. Men min 5g6iels=
Bag maatte leg 10 blipe oper, Sen
bleD ferret paa @otel 8rocbma1n
pna @runo ot at jeg bar bjenune,
og set Dor cn itorartet Sag fra
tiolig Mforgen til len Mften. Malte
Dag bar leg me6 til en on6en 500
iels6ag, bbor ri leile6e neo as &a=
nalen til 6ttge; fgrit blep ser beltilt
aft set 6ejligite Gmgrrebre6, Ri fun
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-08

Sborlcoes pilbc 9sr fanses. 40:
iioet 6eloe,8og, illultreret, @ille0er
at 46 ptloe 9Dr / naturlige 6orper.
Nels-DDr &alen6er, 8esie= % Beloe-
9atolog, ligeleoes 8riier pua Suoer-
og Belsparer; alt le11ot portofrit for
10c / Grimerfer clIer 5glp. Gratis
til Dem Ser afifiber til eiler fibber al
o.. Sfrib til Sur Sept, sc. 50.
SIDE & Sur g., minneapolis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-08

9av1nes Ranlk-The only Bank In 81: Paul Exclusively for SAVING
percent per annum N deposits, compounded semEannuaIy T9nuary md n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-08

@r. 2ouis Maib, Ser bar en- al Sc
Men6, Der o%r9antlereoe life Strap=
Dangers 2eague", og Iom Dor bleben
balgt til 8reii6ent for Den tempore<
re Organization traf fig li6ite 2er=
bag pluoielig tilboge fra oenne fin
Stilling, for6i, iom set la6er til,
ban tffe l9nger funoe fin6e fig / Sc
Sfumlerier, ban fra forifjellig SIDE
bar blepen u6iat for ODER Motiperne
til bans &anolemao6e og @irfiom-
be6 / 6enne Gorbin6elie. &on flyer
ielb / ct offenligt 8reb, at ban b.
rer life til Dem ser pleier at retire
UNDER fire., men heller enc at 1fa6e
Ben Sag ban fer bab6e orbei6et for
be6 at ben be6 bans Sorbliben moot=
te nn6bere Sc MGn6s Stptte, Ser
angreb bam, pil6e ban treffe fig till
bage.- Set iDnes nermeit, iom ON
Scr. Moib er bleoen ifl1ffet / &oabet
ON nnoeritbttelie fra BET faofaI6te
ybeore" elements SIDE &ompen
for forbeore6e Sporbeisforbol6, Ii
geiom Ser flages ober, at til Sroos
for 6e mango Isl SHIFTS Sutton" Der
ialges, beres 6og fun ioa forbol6s=
big faa. On ienere Meo6elelie
gaar no paa, at Scr. Maib bog TIL
ft6H bar la6et fig bepege til at be-
boloe fin Shilling fom 0rganiiati-
one1s 8refioert.
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81. Haml Observation-Disclosures

81. Ham1 Mntpmpbilflnbbens l10e
@ublofaler er iii pao set nprmei tic
fuloenOte, og ser ipores Ell tpoelig
forpget Mftipitet 90 S11teresie mel
lem Orgoniiotionen5 Meolemmer
Sililutningen til Sen onrlige Gene
ralforlamli11g, Ser afbolbtes forle=
Den Scat, bar laoleoes oe11 ltpritc eno=
mi / &ll1bbcns Mnl1oler. Sc ,1pe
&l.blofuler pl itaa fnroige til 8rug
/ 2pbet al ganife fort Sib, men Oct
blep belllttet at uo1ptte Mobnings=
bgjti0lig6e0erne til engang / 9ecem=
ber> Moa11eo. Set er Weolemmer=
mes @eniigt at bile l1opitle oe lociole
l~tbpiflinssm11ligbeocr for &lubben,
og Ser oil ioaleoes 81. a. / oe npe
2ofaler blipe lerperet Ell 2uncb /
M~io6ogstimerne.
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Gnostieneiter q. gaaI.

0d10Stlettefter ct. Edtl.
sbnooe,1s nurff ebangelif-ltt5er.
lie Renisbeb, Sisrnet al Canada %
13be 5ts., boI6er @u6stieneite bier
.Ssnoags 5ormiooas SCI. 1920 og5
often SCI. 2.45. SgnoagsifoIen mg.
Der SCI. 8 5or11.
S 9apeIIes paa &igrnet al 8ea.
nep % @arI Sts. er Der Spnongs.
fole bier 5pnoag Gftermio6ag SCI.
5 % @uostienefte SCI. ~ Aften.
S &apeIlet paa &ibrnet at ct.
alba1s % Sberburne Stg., er Der
Sbnoagsffole bber @bnoag Otter.
mi6oag SCI. 3 % @uostieneite SCI.
~ Mften. ~ g. 8. @eq,e, 8aitor,
$40 @apitoI 8ouleboro.
SrefOlbiebebs uorif epang, lutb.
Strife, Darlington % Sberburne
abes. @nostieneite. bber. Sbnoag
81. 1890 Gorm. paa Morif og 7.45
Iften paa @ngelif. Sen6agsifole
og 8ibelflasie efter @bimesieg1os.
tieneiten. - @br. Spbilruo, &r9ft,
$50 Guller Street.
Gmanuels norif-l1tb. Menigbeb
(&a1ges Spno6e), @%u6stieneite bber
Sgn6ag 6ormiooag &l. 1912 %
@gnoag aften SCI. 7h / @irfen paa
&ibrnet al Canada og fiortenoe
@treets. Sen6agsfole fra SCI. 10
til 1. &aitor @br. 8. 8roba11g, Tom
bar obertaget fuI6 8ettentng / Me.
nigbeoen Dor / Scr. 298 @illiams
ctr. Mle ct belfomne til @u0stie-
neiterne og Sgn6agsifolen.
@n6stieneite / ben norif-banife
gaptif-airfe, &ibrnet at milforo
og @oo6bri6ge @treets, bber Sen-
Jag &l. 1890 G%ormio6ag % 1856
Mften. ser. $50 u~ngoomsmeoe.
Sen norif-6anife 8apttltmentgbeos
~ung6omsforening mg6er / tit 2ofale
zbber Ssn6ag SCI. $50 Gfterm., 81.
at Milfor6 og @oo6bri6ge Sts.
Sang og Mat1if at u. s.. Sangfor.
Mue Sfanoinaber biertelig BEL
TONNE.
Sen norif-banife Metbpbif Strife,
&i6rnet af 8roaomap og 1915 ct,
afboI6er fine @u6stienelter iom fbl~
ger: Bre6ifen Sgn6ag G%ormiobag
&loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. l1nge
Solfs @pmortb 2iga: @en6ag Mften
&I. 6.45, og Iiterert Mboe Sen 26en
og 46e &irsbag / Maane6en. 8gn.
11emg6e bber Ons6ag Nften ST. 8.
5. 81. Sacobien, 8aitor, 289 1915
Street.
Gen banif-nprife @ol9atba Mcnig=
bcb inobDoer biarteliglt til fine
@uostjeneiter / &irfen, 1876 Sbomas
@treet, ner Como Mpetl1e % Slice
Ctr. De afbol6eS UNDER Nr9ite,
Dofancen bper Spnoug gftermiooa9
ST. $50; Bo1tor @arlen fra Mi1ne-
apolis betjener Menigbeoen forelpbig.
Sgn6agsIfole boer 5pn0ug Mi6oog
81. 1910.
9anff=eb.- lutb, ct. etepbans Sir
fc, &igrnet al Orleans og Stepens
Street, @u6stieneite bper @enoag
Sormi6oag ser. II. @gn6agslfoIe
SCI. 9.
8etbania Strife, 81. Scents & So.
reit @treet. @u%6stieneite afbol6es
@gnoag 6orm. SCI. 1920 og Aften
SCI. 7.30. &ber $ors6ag Mften 8en-
nenrd6e / &trfens @aiement. Gpn-
6agsifole bber Spnoog SCI. IL. s..
S. Glagfta6, 8reit. 8opnl 846
Sort @treet.
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@rabmnlet fpr 8eter 2arien, sc

H0I-TSS
oanite Mattge-MeilIionar Der ii6iR
aSon1lner og6e &eIena, Mo1t. er
beitilt bps ct 5trma Der i Bpen.
9et bill bIipe reiit !&elena % bIi.
Der BET flotteite nogeniinoe bpgget
! @eiten. Mange-MiIIionerens en-
fe bar i ct. 8Haul forleben Dog %
5afiluttebe en- &ortraft meo pangieI-
ben6e Sirma. @rabminoet bill bIibe.
ct Woufoleum, bbis g0re bIiper af
@ranit fra 8ermont og S1ore of
italienf Marmor. Set ifaI foitc.
mellem $4,000 % $4,000.
Gn 3ra9ebie ! 8eit st &aml. De1r
50.aarige CHARLES &Dcbmann, $50.
@orman Mbe, @elt ct Saul, ser bar
8ogbolber peo Great Mortber11 8n-
men bleb / Monbags gftm. omtret1t
be6 4 Gi6en if11ot ne6 / iin egen @o-
6e6er at ben 55=aorige @enrD Gebr-
mann, en- 5fonager Ser boe6e / SO
Colt 3r6 Street. &Dcbmam bleb /
nleget farltg Silitan6 meo ct Club
iaar giennem 2ungen fgrt til ct pri-
bat &oipital Ser / Nerbe6en, me6ens
Sebrmonn omtrent 10 Minutter eff
ter ugierntngen blep orreIteret I en-
Saloon, bDor ban baboe tpet ben.
@run6en til 0enne igrgeltge Mffere
bar, at &pcbmann foripgte at be-
fptte 6ebrmanns Suitru, Ser baboe
|isgt Gilflugt / bans &us, moo Mon=
bens Mn9reb. Denne bab6e lite
lepet iammen me6 lin &nltru / l9n>
eere Sis. 9o ban / Mon6ags Mor-
ges tom ben, bbor bun bor,889
German Mbe., og forlangte, at bun
ffuloe fplge mes bam og bun negte-
Sc bette, lobe6e ban ben6e at billie
tage &ebn, og gift fin Sci. Om @f-
termiooagen fom ban tilbage og traf
ben6e / @aar6en. SUN bar lit IL
Maane6er gamle 8arnebarn og le-
6eoe Ell iefsaarig gammel 9reng beo
&aon0en. Sebrmann forlangte igjem
at bans &uitru iful6e fplge me6 bom
og trl1e6e benbe me6 en &ebolper..
90 B9rnene begpn6te at lfrige> itaf
6ebrmam Yiitolen / 2ommen, og
bans @uitrn benptte6e piebliffet til
at lpbe in6 / &pcbmanns @us paa
Sen anoen SIDE at @a6en. 6ebr=
mann fom nogle Min11tter ienere
ober til &uiet og begpn6te at ifjeloe
og bon6e. &pcbmann, ser bleb bt6=
loffet be0 5tgienL fom mi 11o og be-
faleoe bom at forfeie fig Bort, bbor=
pao oen an0en traf &ebolberen og
ifg6 bam neo mes set famme: 6ebr=
mann bap6e 6rnffet en- Gel Sen Dog
og blep ON Mftenen iaa bil6, / fin
@elle, at ban maotte feres til Count
tp 69ngslet. san bob6e / nogen
$io bpret / @iDlet / &ocbelter, bpor=
fra ban fornDltg bar fommen tilbage.
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minneapolis.

~9eo9le 2eueregler al Ept6ogoros"
bill oon11e Sumtoleen1net / DggOra-
i'll t%eoiofilfe 5anlfuno, 1907 14oe
She. q, nGite 5pnoog gftermio-
Dog ST. 4. Gnbper belfommen.
@r. $. s.. @nlbbors er / iioite ltge
ofrejit til Onflan6, Sal, for Ser at
prattiIere % / Set milOe &lina al
utbe @ol0en Stute" at gienDinoe
&rGfter og 5un6beb, iom bar bic
bet noget ne0bru0t / sen lioite Si6.
81 pnlfer sen elifprroige Goftor set
beoite @eo / 0isie bans 8eltrGbel=
fer berfor % en- inorlig @%ienpenoen
til Gamiliens Sfpb fer / 8pel1.
sborbaloien 2osens rstagpartp"
ii61te Sors6ag Aften / Mpoeialen,
g. g.. Sail, forleb ieroeles forngje-
ligt, % uoen &btbl bill 2ogen ogiaa
oenne Gang, iom set bar Eilfeloet
| 6oraaret, fele fig rigeltg belbnnet
for uobiit @ieitfrtbe6 moo Meolem.
n1erne % 6tsles 8enner be6 en-
efter bbao Der forlpber enoog
niaobanlig goo 9tlgang at nDe Meo-
lemtner / ben nermeite Sremtto: 90
bette er Tom set ifal bore. Otter
bbab ri bar braet / @rfarine bill 2o-
gems MeolemSantal efter De profpef.
tipe Meolemmers Optogelie mn pos
iere 200 Werfet; 2oge SEQ. 45 1faar
oa iom ben Abe eIler 156e ! @af-
ten al iamtltge @rooerloger / Sine.
rita, bbao at1tallet al Meolemmer
aagaar, % Der er ,1pppe Ebibl on,
at ben 2sbet al ct Bar Mnr eIler iaa
bill tllrt1e elller rettere b6r Inn.
ne fbiuge fig opM be 800.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-08

9pb al 8ranbiaar. gn 77oarie
gornmel norif Dame, Mfrs. Glitter
&nl;tion, 81 Bailey Str, fit forle=
SEN Moree11 loa %1(ernn1e 8ronolaar
pes at Ell 2ompe, iom bum fra lit
SopepGrelie bor us / &jgffenet,
efsplo0ereoe, at b1,1 maotte fgres til
@oipitalet, bpor bum fao elmer eff
ter 0pbe. Mrs. a11utlon bapoe le=
oct / Nor0 9ufoto / n1o1lge s(or %
boeoe iii fer / 9pen iommen l1e6
EN- Cater Mrs. .. 8. @ognes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-08

Sbenif San9erieit paa &aia Sail.
S Spn6ags Mftes bolotes paa &aia
&ou en- 6eit til Sore for Snitrufteren
af Sega 9angforening, Brofesior
.. @alltne, bbem ser %oberraftes ct
nbr og en- 8e11gegabe fra 6e tafnem=
lige Sangere. Smfring $50 8er1o=
ner 6eltog / Soften, og ser bor natur<
lights en- Masie Gang, 3oler og fife
at forglemme EFT 8uncbebolle, beo
bbilfen Or. @ialmar Nilslon fra
minneapolis pr9itoere6e.