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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
His STORY
Hermann on Witness Stand Describes
Relations Alleged to Have Existed
Between Himself and Mitchell.

Washington, April s.-When the
trial of Binger Hermann of Oregon
for destroying public records was re-
sumed today, Mrs. Ella M. Riley of
New York was called by the defense,
and testified that in 1898 she was
stenographer for Nathaniel Mckay
and that he was in very feeble con-
dition. This testimony is calculated
to rebut the testimony that Mckay
obtained change for the two $1,000
bills which S. A. D. Puter testified he
gave Senator Mitchell at McKay's
hotel
Hermann then resumed the stand.
AS to his relations with Senator
Mitchell, he said he had known the
senator for As years; that he had new
er had any business relations with
him and that the social intercourse
between the two was limited. Mitch
ell, however, had many matters to at
tend before the general land Office
and Hermann saw him many times
there in that connection. Hermanns
relations with former Rep. William
son of Oregon also were explained,
Hermann stating very positively, II
had no business with Mr.. Williamson
in any manner, shape or form, direct
or Indirect
Hermann knew Williamson before
he became commissioner of the land
office and Williamson, he said, called
on him about once every two weeks
regarding land matters in Oregon.
Hermann said he knew absolutely
nothing which would tend to connect
Mitchell, Williamson Puter, Mays
Ormsby or Dr. Loomis with any lille
gal transactions in connection with
the creation of the Blue Mountain
forest reserve or any other public land
matter He said he did not have 9
friend interested in the Blue Noun
tain country. AS commissioner, Her
mann said he had blocked William
sons pfoJecI 70 ndVe ceFlaln- sGnoo
lands added to this reserve, simply be
cause the record showed there were
too many settlers on the land.
Relating difficulties he encountered
as commissioner, Hermann said whel
evidences of fraud were called to hi
attention it was impossible man,
times to make an immediate invest
cation because of the lack of specia
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
ITS CREW MISSING
Navy Barge Lost in stormy Weather
Off Florida coast-Picked Up De-
serted and lowed Into Port.

Washington, April S.-Nine men are
missing from the navy barge No. 8,
which, after being lost at sea for some
days in heavy weather off the Florida
coast, has finally been towed into
Newport !, near! Jacksonville. The
barge was picked upNtsaturday after
noon by the Norwegian steamer Nord-
lSyn, 16 miles off Cape Canavarel, on
the Florida coast.
The nine missing men comprise the
entire crew Of the barge. Their
names follow:
WILLIAM MARTIN.
EMIL NOBTHEN.
HARRY TIlSLER.
FERDINAND P. HAHN.
THOMAS FLINN.
EDWARD ABENN.
HENRY AUGUST NOETIIEN.
GsIDOR NoRDsTROM.
ANDREW J. FyRAllEY.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
ApHEREs TO FIRST DECISION.
President Positively Will Not Accept
Another Nomination.

President Positively Will Not Accept
Another Nomination.
washington, April 8.-A senator who
represents one of the trans Mississlp-
ri states went home after the adjourn
ment of congress to look over the po-
litical situation with reference to the
dent. The other day he returned and
dent, The other day he returned and
said to the president something like
this:
ut is necessary for me to be frank
with you. The people of my state are
for you for another term if YOU will
take it.
'If should go back to my people
and tell them that you will not accept
the nomination and that it is time for
them to be looking about for the men
to support, and then if the nomination
should be forced on you / would have
| to retire from the senate. My constit-
uents would say In erect that i never
was for Roosevelt anyhow.
| According to this senator the presi
dent reiterated with great positiveness
that he would not accept another nom
ination.
Now that you have heard hin
make such a statement, whom do vol
think the next republican convention
will nominate?" was asked.
''I think Roosevelt will be nominal
ed by acclamation," was his calm an
/ swer. cat any rate, am not yet read.
to go back to my constituents and ad
wise them to quit thinking of Roose
velt.'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
NEW AUTO BOAT RECORD.

Monaseo, April s.-The resumption
of the annual auto boat regatta today
produced a new worlds record made
by the 17-foot cruiser Mais Je Vols
Picquer, which covered SO kilometers
in one hour, 3S minutes and "a sec
onds, in spite of heavy seas.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
ARE JuBlLANT OVER eusHER.
Especial to The aGzette.)

Miles City, Mont, April S.-The
Miles City men who invested in the
Montana & Wyoming Oil company,
are feeling very jubilant today over
the news that flow of SO barrels per
day had developed on their property.
The oil, it is said, was characterized by
the Standard Oil people some time
ago as the best crude oil in the United
States and it is further stated that the
Standard Oil would take all that was
produced.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
RESCUED SAILORS IN PORT.

Norfolk, Va, April s.-The Brit
ish steamer Olive Moor passed in this
afternoon, having aboard the rescued
crew of the Norwegian bark Hereford,
which was dismasted in the fierce coast
storm of April and abandoned yes
terday. All the crew were saved.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
GRANDsTAND DESTROYED.
Especial to The aGzette.)

Butte, Mont, April S.-The grand
stand at the baseball park was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
1t is not positively known how the
fire started, but is supposed to have
been due to boys. The loss is $4,000
and is practically covered by insur-
ance. The stand will be Immediately
rebuilt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
lrALws KING AT ATHENS.

Athens, April S.-King Victor Eman-
mel of Italy, accompanied by Foreign
Minister Titoni, Minister Of Marine
Maribello and number of other court
dignitaries arrived here today on
visit to King George. He was given
an enthusiastic welcome by the pop
ulace
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
rowsR GUEST OF HONOR.

New York, April s.-Charlemagne
Tower. American Ambassador to Ger
MANY. was the guest of honor tonight
at a dinner rendered him by the New
York Staats-Zeitung at the Manhattan
club and at which over 800 persons,
prominent in business an official life
in New York and other cities We're
present.
Ambassador Tower made the princl-
pal address of the evening, dealing
largely with the relations between the
United States and Germany.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
SPECIAL JAMESTOWN STAMPS.

Washington, April s-The special
series of stamps to commemorate the
founding of Jamestown will be issued.
beginning April is, for sale to the pub
lie during the term of the jamestown
exposition from April 26 to November
80, 1907.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
STEAMER TEARS CABLES.

Astoria, Ore, April s.-The steam
schooner Coaster, which anchored
near the government telephone and
wiring cables, caught her anchors in
the cables on the way out today and
tore them in two.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
COL. LACEY DEAD. !.

Columbus, Ohio, April s.-Col. Fran
els e. Lacey, United States army, re-
tired. died today. He served in the
civil and Spanish-American wars and
for 27 years was with the Tenth in
fantry and Seventeenth infantry.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
FIRE LOSS LARGE.

New Orleans, April s.-Fire which
originated in the rear of furniture
store today, caused the total destruc-
ton of three buildings. Loss. s175,-
600.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
BOTH ARE SPARED.
Gov. Folk commutes Sentence of Mrs.
Myers and Hoffman.


Kansas City, April s.-Gov. Folk
at Jefferson City today commuted to
life imprisonment the sentences Of
Mrs. Aggie Myers and Frank Hott-
man, whose execution for the murder
at Kansas City, May /, 1904, of the
woman's husband, Clarence Myers,
5pressman, had been set for April 8.
This ends a celebrated case.
Mrs. Myers is in Jail at Liberty,
No. and Hoffman is in Jail at Kansas
sCity Hoffman confessed the murder
and SAID Mrs. Myers helped him to
commit it, SO they might marry. Inc
woman has always stoutly maintained
her innocence.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-04-09
MONTANA WEATHER.

Fair and colder in eastern portions;
Wednesday fair.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

min sfoltbeo, er Der noget paa benz
ne sSoro, iom ct mig 6Drebarf, iaa CT.
oct min Mape. Mine nRrmeite Ben.
rer Dioe, at leg altio bar .freoet ON
ben paa beoite Waaoe; min Jooer
iag6e til mig, ba leg bar ganife life:
bolo ditto Gin Mape barn, }pis og
orif tarpelig, iaa bill 9n altio bore
raif, bette bar leg trolig giort,
iaa BET er life al Selbreosbenipn leg
pnifer 6oranoring, leg pnifer iom
iagt fun mere GaIlie. Seq beo not
at man fan tage Meoicin, me1t 1ba,
BET er leg bange for, Mnben er ct
fort Organ bbor Ser er iaa ubpre
mango cling; en- Doftor iagbe en-
Gong til mig: mon peb egentlig let
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

Sbomas Tolcp, Sen befienote Sern<
bane &ontraftgr og Semmerban0ler,
osoe / it6ite ltge paa ct. Soiepbs
@oipitol. @on bar fpot / Canada /
1941 og fom / 1879 fer til Staten>
til ct. @louo, bbor ban og bans
8re6re bolotte fig. De paatog fig
itore Observation-Disclosures, og beo
6olep> opfalot efter bette 8reorefir=
ma, babOe Sc ltore Ipmmerinteresler,
ligelebes be6 Mtlaca ber / 5toten.
Senere opertog Sc o9iaa en- @bole=
iole @rocerpforretning UNDER Girma=
nabnet 6olep 8ros. & &ellep. 6or
omtrent Z Mar ii6en fom Sbomus
6olep ber til 8pen. San foar set
Sopor0 pao Zig MI be6 lin 9e6, at
ban bar. en- Man0 al eminent 9Dgtig=
beo, meget taftfulo og img0efommen<
De, ban bar felt igjennem en- 6or=
retntngsman6, ser al6rig ipgte of
fenligt @mbe0e, en- al Sc Men6, ser
far beret me6 til at ifobe Minneioto
og 9eor6beiten.
st libt for fraftist Mremment.
MrS. Bauline Sobit iao forleoen Mi=
ten iommen me6 fin Man6 og ct an=
set &ar / en- Saloon paa 5irtb og
@pi6ington Streets. Sum fom op
at ifen6es me6 Soblt ser trueoe meo
at billie forlooe ben6e og ogiaa gior-
Gee 9egpn0elien til 6enne fin Sruoiel
pe0 at flpgte uo giennem 9gren.
Men Mrs: Sobit bar life iaaoon at
blibe al meo! SUN forfulgte sen
flpgtenoe sggtebolpoel u6 poa 60
oen> ne0 as bpilfen fan iatte afiteo /
fl1lo Spring, og fpreoe 5 Stub efter
bom, of>bpilfe set enc traf bam /
2ooret. San bleb bragt poa &olp:-
toilet, men bans soor ifal life bore
farligt. Mrs. Sob1t blep naturlig<
pis orreiteret; FUN ia90e ferit at bu,l
bopoe bapt til Senitgt at 6rebe ban'
men lenere bite set fig naturligbis
fife at bore ilet ioa gait, Fan iful6e
Blot umerfeS"> at bon life iful6e gaa
fen og glemme fin 8abp og elifenoe
sgetebalp6el.
Gn Gfsploiion al 8elDsninssgas
fanot ti0ligt iiolte S6n6ag Morge11
Steo / SEQ. 50 Douglas st., SEN bob
De ner eoe1ogt bele @riet, rpiteoe
@%obobuiene iom / Sorofplp og pofte
Soft op i bele Mabolaget. Der lug
teoe al @as / Suiet ON Matten, og
Ell MrS. Sticfnep begao Jig uo for
at finoe, bpor 2effen Dor; BUN fpm
til 9aoer1mmet, bbor bun ltrgg e1
Sqnoitif og / iamme 9ieblif rDlteoes
@nlet fra gperit til ne6erit al ct for
feroeligt 8rog.., Mrs. 5ticfnep
lelp bleD ilDnget langt lis @orrioo-
rem, og at bun ilap bertha meo 81
BET, bar ct rent 8i6un6er; andre al
&niets 8eboere faite6es uo af 6eres
Genge, &aIfen fQI6t / MQs1ebis fra
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

ct. SAUL Minn., 6. Morts 1906
&r. 81. g.!
Seq fienoer Dig life, og leg brpoe'
mug beller ilet life ON at lere Dig al
fien6e. Seq fien6er beller life Seems
2auien; men leg ipnes life ON ser
Maooe, gu bebon6ler BAN paa. =
Seq bar fulgt @6ers @friperi / u@t
Saul &i6enoe", og ieg bar fun Tel
at S. 8. bar ffrepet en- e1reite Gang,
meoenS gu 6erimoo bar beglet bom
igiennem flere @anee.> 5pnes gu.
at oct er pent giort? - S. 8. ct
%oabenbart life / 8pen, ellers baboe
Dn biit for len9e ii6en facet Spar
paa Siltale, for set ier ga 11o til, al
ban boaoe bor @eb og &lgr.
9btS 9u er en- erlig Dannemano
iaa bent til gu igien bprer fra Sens.
Men fp for en- ulpffe - uDon't fiji
a man pben be is ootpn." - Sent
til ban igien iom &olger 9onife
paagner op al fin Dbale, iaa fan gu
lpinge Dig op paa Sin Negaius oa
tage &en op mes bam; leg er fit
fer paa, at gu faar @rl1g for alt gel
Salient, gu bar / iournaliitiif Set
ming, oeriom ban fgrlt begpn6er al
br9n0e Igs.
S. 8. er maoife jig og bielpelgs.
og gu iom bans Bro6er bur6e no.
itraffe Sin &odn6 og bialpe bam.
raffe bam EN- 2efeorif til at LUTTE
bans %brGnoenoe Sgrf, fgle bans be6e
Hanoe og lagge Gin Mrm i1fermen0e
ON bans &pg. S 5te0et for raffffer
9n bam ne6 poo aIle mulige Maa.
Der, er set for6i ban life iparer? Gl.
Ter er bet for6i 9u er FILTER MOS
bans Mngreb?. Sfam Dig, 9uier
11oaroig til at fables Can't, og Oh
buroe noitboes of @nmfun6et og ia
ges fra 8p til 8p iom ben freoIpie
ebige Se6e.
Men. bent bare, Du foor NOT Din
8efomit.
Sbis Sens er 500, iaa refer bar
ilg not igien at @raper % iom ei
Spggelie ! lange bbioe aaoer bil
ben pile fig icy Dig Drerllle b
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
est. Paul Ndende.s Kontor, Room a
Union Hock, Cedar s. Fourth Str.
8Draabet % @poroejsfompasniet.

9tu ifol oniioer 8pens Sporpeis.
tienelte forbeores. @n &omite al 49,
iemblDmen % ALDERMEN inbgap |
9irsoogs Mftes @apport til .8praa.
oct ON 6e forifiellige 6orbeortnger
lom man mener ber inoferes / Spor-
peistieneiten ber / 8pen, Ell Sroi-
nance berom bleb enltemmig peoto-
get og o%perlen6t til Msiemblp'e.:, %
bpis Ben eaor igiennem Der, er Set
/ San6geO vop til" Sporpejsfom-
pogniet, ON set pil tuge Jig ianme1,
% reformere eller tage Sen &rig op,
Ser ellers uu1oguoelig pil poofplge.
&ope0propolitionen goar n0 pao,
at ser pao olle eller BOG Be aller
fleite al Sporpeislinierne ifal in0fp=
res cit be0re Iienel tie mes Dpppigere
lsbenoe &ogne; 0en1e alminOelige
Hegel 1fol trG0e | &ratt Den l. Mal
un0tagen for SelbD 2iniens Geofom=
menoe> bpor Griiten er til 1. Suli
for at gipe Sellfabet 2eiligbe0 til at
fulofpre Su,nellen.
Sbprigt gipes Ser ipecielle Megler
for nrlteu hper enfelt 2i1ie. pnl
bpilfe hi for 6eri Sl1teresiere0e maa
be1piie til Ielpe Sr0inancen, iaoleoes
JONI Sen er b%efier6tgiort / @pens
9agbla6e. 9et tl,r0e fer bore nof
at biie ben ill., at ser ipnes at bore
1%1oarbei0et cit ombpggelig 0etaille=
ret Hlon for at 8pens @orgere,
napnlig / Sc iaafalote uruib borrs
fan faa fploeitgjeren6e Sjeneite paa
Sc forifiellige 2inier oper bele Bpe1
l1ben bperfen at bebgpe at bente for
l9nge paa Sogn eller itoa it1bet JON
Sil0 / EN- Senoe, og at man mes go6
@rl1n6 mao bore 8praa6ets &omite
tafnemlig for, at SEN iao energiif er
gaaet til &erfs til 6ren1me al Sc ST.
teresier, iom bergrer alle ooglig %
lom er fremme / fgrite 2inie life ale=
ne | 8Der al Sterrelle lom ct. Saul
og Minneapolis, men / mango longt
ltprre 8per man eri116re Jig Blot
5orboloene / I. @fs. Chicago og Sen
alt operpeienoe Srteresle iom 9por=
p~eisipergsmoolet ser for Sioen fac.
&omiteen bar life for nerperen0e
billet inola0e Jig paa 5pgrgsmool
.om ne0latte Saflter, Smltigningsbil=
letter oip. Sen roier Sellfobet for
bets 110m9rfe0e Gogne, mener at Set
mi ieneit / Sen forlpbne &inter bar
giort lit Doerite for at tilfreosltille
Hublifums 8ebob mes Sc Mi0ler,
Ser far ltaaet til 6ets &oo0igbeo, %
finder nermeit Jejlen / Sc bpjere
&rincipper> ser 6ifterer 5ellfobets
2eoelie og lom fife fan fglge mel ell
Ter f%oritaa 8pens lt6pifling iooleoes
lom oenne / set iioite Giaar er fore
gaaet mes omtrent so @rocent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
@isieprpol os @irfelisbeb'!

&r. &eOaft9r! S Mnle6ning al
ST.. 80. O.s Mrtifel / ii6ite gsumer al
~St. &oul Gi6en6e" ON $. $. og
Sulenisierne, tpr leg beoe ON &la0s
t Deres preoe 8la6 for fplgenoe 9e<
m9rfntnger:
Seq tror at sc. .. gjgr $. $.
uret, naar ban tror, at 6enne forar=
geoes ODER 9%3isiernes forte Sfisrter,
bette bar %aabenbart al0rig s. @.s
Mening, ban iag0e 10 fun at Sfior-
terne bar for forte for 6enne Mors<
ito; BET er 10 tp0eligt at $. s. bar
bange for at Mtsierne iful0e forfple
Jig, og 9e be6 nof, at 11aar cit Misie
bliber forfdlet, iaa ct Set meget far
ligt. Set bar iii imiolertio fife Set
te, leg bil6e ifribe ON.
Sr. so. .. fort9ller, at ban bop0e
en- Sorte paa Melen> lom bIep fiar=
net; leg fnn6e gnife at faa list npie=
re 8eife6 om bporle0es 0enne 8e=
bonoling gaar for fig. @anife piit
bar leg bperfen 8orter eller andre
nobpfiter, iom trenger til at fiar-
neg, men laa bar leg an6re l1lemper.
Seq er I'LL 40 Mor og 3 Maaneoer
gommel, far alti6 babt go6e Gage os
bep9get mig meget;; men / Sc lenere
s(or bebeger leg mig life meo Sen
@lalticitet, fom fgr, @pgten er blepen
for ftor, / 6orboI6 til aroppens
StbrreIie, leg mangIer Eallie, ~ ia
ST. 80. O., 9e maa n%noifploe nit
notrDf, men baa6e min 8eoitefaoer
% min 0l6e- og G%ipoIoefa6er bare
Sgfolf, 6erfor bruger leg ofte, EN-
ten naar leg taIer eIler ifriper, oisie
SgmanosubtrDf. Collie CT elers
oct famine ION at bore tpno 2ipet.,
Min Mape bar eHers oltio bere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

pSN--t iaES4&pG
lite 9pa0 Der Ell oerin6e; men lad.
megets pe0 leg, ct GoritDrrelie %.
ReDolution er lent, man be6 bper-
fen bbor set begDnber eller en6er,
&o er altio set beoite.
ST.. 81. 8. Sc fjen6er iii min
@elparligbe0, set iful0e gln0e mig,
oeriom Ceres Gplpsninger life paa
nogen Maaoe fommer 8ripatlipetS
Ure0 for nGr; bange for &l1re11 CT leg.
lite, leg be6 leg er Ell fin Mar16 meo
en- fin MGie, tor Sc reIifere Deres
Npie, tgr jeg ogiaa ~reiifere min
Mabe.
sgrbgoigit,
Gilar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

aapitol &omisfOnens arbejbe er
praftiif taget MI afluttet % Deo noe
ite Mg6e bill 8%Dgningen formelt BIZ
be opergipet til @upernerenS Sm<
iorg. Opfprelien al % @eoligebol.
oelien at 8pgningen bar peret ! SEQ
misiionens &an6er ii6en 1893.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Gpi6emien paa Stats Tarmifoleu

@ptoemien paa Stats Tarmifolcm.
ri ii0ite nge brogte Me66elel]e ON,
bor man MT fu110et us al ifpl0es en-
Sberipgmmelie fraSfolens &loafrgr,
bporbe6 9riffeba16et fra Sen UNDER
Sfolens 9oirD Sail beliggen6e
8r6n0 blep iblal1oet imitlon1me Sr.
ganismer. SSgbrtgt er Gpi6emien nj,
omtrent oberltaaet.
Sfjpnt Or. Sbase, iom anoetiteoS
omtolt, beltemt far erfleret life al
pille mo0tage @jenpolg til fin Stil:
ling JONI Sun6be6sfomisler, gaol
0og Mgitationen for at bebol6e ban
t oenne &lo0s fin ltgtte Gong. sc.
nett far Giti5ens' 2eague / ct 8ret
til Mopor Smitb poa set beitemte1t'
erflGret Jig for, at ian gienuonep
ner 0en %energiife Sun0be6sfomis
l9r.
Seq far ttlial9s GAO Stores 2ani
ct bun0reOe @til eller iaa fra ct
Saul, iom ieg fon lalge poa Sc mel
lempelige &ilfaar. Erilen CT FIJI
1880 pr. Mcre. Sc fan foo ioo Ii
set lom 9e PM fer, fro 40 Mcres Oh
Seq fan ielge bette 2on6 noen no
gent ombelit @aib 8etaIing, fun s.
pr. Moone0 for bper 40 Mcres. 2o1l
Set er gpot og ligger ner Sernbone
ltationen. &Dis Sc oil babe noge
al Set, ioo Jig til bnrtig, fer set e
uololgt. Sc bebpper life at ber
bonge for. at fipbe set u|eet. Ge
bill bore bGr6t fine SIS pr. Mcre in
Sen ret lang Si6; ct Salg til oe,
&ris gior6es forle6en. Som ellie
ifrip tn6 og faa neiere 8eIfe0. Sc:
bar osiaa 2ono til ollie mulige an
Sre 8riier ipre6t omfring i fler
5toter. Seq tror at leg fat lpor
Gem 8erge. S. Sobnien, 46 nnio1
l8locf, ct. 8aul. 4
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Sra Maboen.

4iere sc. g.! ~ Saa Du er pIu6-
ielig begDnot at filoiofere; itaffels
lille Sen, er Du na1 fommet iaa
langt, iaa er D11 go6t poa Sci til at
blibe fgr / Gagonlegget. 8ee1no
life at gruble oper bette Sip; og langt
minore ODER set n9ite / unoerperoe-
men, for Ser enoer Du ga, pao Sen
Moaoe iom 9u f%ort6rne0e ielpe
Neptun / Din ii6ite Mrtifel i nst.
Saul 9i6enoe". Mano, Dn man il
bore rem rap %ruifen6e gal at ben=
regne Seems 2anien til &apmqnoez
neg &lasie, altiao lamme Slags iom
Sba iang ON. Du moo ga abiolut
babe oruffet li6t for meget M}innea=
polls Glo0ban6, ga gu bar til 8onfet
forle6en 5pnoag, oilers par set ga
umnligt for Sig at fortelle at Ell
Sabman6 gift me6 9r9i ITO. Sm gu
1ao ligger poa BUR bele 9ugen beb
Safe SrtS, Ter gu iaameno ingen
&opmeno me0 Greifo paa bepe fig
op al 8anoet, langt minore mes
SrtQeber. Mei gamle Dreng, 81,
maa babe ipiit for meget at Grille
pelien 6eropre / 5gnoagS; eller mao
tie Sonerne fra set imuffe &iono-
ipil oberpal6eoe Sig / sen @rao, at
gu fit Semmerman0, fer gu fit
2eiligbe0 til at lugte til 2ourit5enS
9l. - Men Set bar ga / @run0en
fife ioa nnoerligt at set imuffe @ia=
noipi1 gift 9ig til &o'6et> for ser er
NOT fun &asien ogSangenterne igien.
Set in0ben6ige bruges til Opbepo=
ring al &ul, men set ct en- &ennme=
ligbe6, laa gu maa fun betro set
til Sin be0ite Sen UNDER Gabs6eos=
lefte. Wen MI fommre 10 3ange11=
berg, iaa bliper ser bel lat ct mt
Spilleb9rf / &asi en.
- 9eriom gu en6na1 1tQoig tror,
at Seems 2aulen er en- &abmono, ioo
ifer Sig Sen imuffeite 8%a6eoragt,
lom gu fan fin6e, men glenn fife
at tage @oloicber paa, iaa at Bnsle<
lanferne life blipe baa6e, - og loa
foloer gu beller life iao let> bbis gu
fo1mmer paa glat So. Stig iaa ne0
pao &obets 8un6, 6rei Dig raft ON
paa Sin forlorne, @ofte og flap 8
@ange / &en6erne; iaa ifal 9u ie,
bbor olle &aomen6ene og &opfruer-
ne mDlore frem for at ie paa Sig.
Sgioa 6e imaa Mpmfer fommer us
og begDn6er at balfe felent ON Sig,
men bogt 9ig> pogt Sig of 81. g. for
otS1e imilen6e % %forfgren6e 9lnlig=
ter. sc 9ig blot ON efter Seems, og
finder gu bom iffe> iaa Itig igjen
l1oen Sgben op til Sor6ens Sperf lo=
6e.
&bert Minut / l1n6erberoenen er
10, iom gu beo, 100 Mor poa Sor=
ben, og noar gu fommer ttlboge mes
lange lelbbpioe Softer og bbiot
Sfeg, bill gu fin1e at alle Merrioml
Parf Snoianerne forlpngit ct 6g6e
og at Din lille 6aitntng be6 Sris-
1sen er befolfet al lutter Macoleiter=
part Maoemifere.
Din Sen
so. ..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
We'd Kjcb eller Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve'
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bpr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.

Sort snelling ifol 1tabies op for
ct 8elgb al 100000 / ben fom-
me,,6e CONNER og poo taaes bermeo
at billie fomme / ferite &Gffe al Mi-
litprltationerne rltnbt ON / 2an6et.
mooife b1ipe Sen beolte al Dem alle-
}amnen.
Taiten. Set CT Jaitetiber, men
set ipnes life iom ON Bette Gattnm
bar ,1ogen pi0ere SnoflpOelie meo
6olf FER / 8pen, i al 6al6 foriaapiot
a1gaar Sc Iing iom nGrmeit falber
t 9jnene. Mlle Sbeotre og &arieteer
gaor beres lpitige Gang iom ieopan=
Zig, og Ser er |meffulot iom ditto.
Saloonerne gipr ogiao Sen iamme
itrpgenoe 6orretning, iom bar Ser
langt til 8oaife enonr,, og lelb Orc.
cerp= % observation-disclosures Dar
life mGrfet mget til, at nogen en0=
MI far opgipet 0eres tire Maolt:6er
ON Gugen al @eni inn til SEN fiGre
6oltetiO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08

Dn ifal ffalpe tot bans greoe, tbi
ben bliber itor.
@aar ban igien piier fig poa Sire
11aen bil ban ipnoerlemme Dig Sci
for SEQ, itege Sig ODER en- iagte SIS
I'll Sfref % Mopariel for anore al
Din &aliber.
g b d.