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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
Eagles Have Determined Upon Making a
Hard Fight Against 'Blind Tiger"
OFFERS OF HELP FROM MANY SOURCES
Marion Aerie Offers to Contribute to the
Fund to Garry On Litigation--Legal
Talent Is Being Secured to
Represent the Lodge

aerie of Eagles has been instructed TO
cordially thank the Maroon aerie for
its offer Of assistance.
After Legal Talent.
The local Eagles are now negotiat-
ing to secure an imposing array of To-
cal and out-of-tOwn legal talent to de-
fend them against the charge of hav-
ing violated the blind tiger" law. The
fight which will be waged against this
law will be watched with interest by
members of lodges and clubs in vari-
Gus parts of the state where liquor was
permitted to be sold before the blind
tiger" law went into effect. 1t will be
the first test case of this law and it is
probable that this test case will go as
high as the supreme court of the state
Various legal authorities have express
ed an opinion that the law was uncon.
stitutional.
Prosecutor Jessup is confident that
the law is constitutional and there are
number Of local attorneys who are
of the same opinion. Prohibition
leaders all over the state are taking an
active interest in the local case. If
as a result Of this case, it is decided
that the blind tiger" law is constitu-
tional, it will be a great victory for
the temperance forces.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07

At the regular weekly meeting of the
local aerie of Eagles. held Wednesday
evening, the raid made by the police
last Sunday on the club rooms, which
resulted in a quantity Of liquor and
some gambling devices being seized,
was discussed There>was a large at
tendance, and ways and means for
fighting the case when brought to the
courts. were discussed. but no definite
action was taken as the officers of the
aerie are not yet ready to submit a re-
port.
Over one hundred letters from vari-
Gus aeries in this part of the country
have been received by the local aerie,
sympathizing with them on the action
taken by the police and offering finan-
cial assistance to fight the case. A
number of these letters were read.
The Marion, Ind, aerie Of Eagles
have sent check book to the local
aerie with instructions to the Rich
mond Eagles to fill out check for
any amount necessary to assist in
fighting the action Of e local police
to the highest courts. if such action is
necessary. Richmond Eagles state
that it will not be necessary to call on
neighboring aeries for financial assist
ance. The secretary of the Richmond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
THEE LOCAL MEN ARE
At STATE CONVENTION
Richmond Represented at Y.
M. c. A. Meeting.
WILL ASK FOR CONVENTION.

Richmond is represented at the Indi-
ana state Y. NJ. c. \. convention which
is now convening at Evansville. Three
men, Secretary Geo. Goodwin. ". :.
Hiser and George Bartel are the repre-
Sentatives. They have left for the
southern Indiana town and will remain
until the sessions have closed Satur-
day. They hope to pick up many val
liable pointers and suggestions To be
applied To the local association when
it is completed.
1t is certain they will ask that the
1905 convention be held in Richmond.
FIT. Wayne. South Bend and u number
of other larger cities will make a
strong bid for the next convention. but
local delegates will attempt TO over
baiance the other claims, however.
The state convention. it is thought
will add great stimulus to the work
here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
BUSINESS COLLEGE MEN
MEET At INDIANAPOLIS
Richmond Institution Will Be
Represented.
SUBSTANCE OF PROGRAM.

The annual convention OF the In
diana Business College Association
will be held Friday and Saturday at In
dianapolis. The president is w. H
Carter. and the secretary, J. D. Brun-
ner. The program follows:
Friday afternoon, discussion of sub
jects pertaining TO commercial college
management.
Friday evening, address by the Hon
James Bingham, attorney general OF
Indiana.
Saturday forenoon. discussion OF sub
iects pertaining to methods of teach
ing. Spelling and Spelling Reform, "
c. c. Marshall: Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Saturday afternoon, discussion OF
subjects pertaining to equipmen Mt and
course of study, Methods of handling
commercial branches in the public
schools Election of officers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
State StatistiCian Miss Stubbs
Sending Blanks to the
Congregations.
YOUNG PEOPLE INCLUDED.
INFORMATION is WANTED AS TO
THE MEMBERSHIP OF THEIR
SocIETIEs-vALUE OF PROPER.
TY is ASKED.

More nearly complete church stats
tics will be gathered by the Indiana
Bureau Of Statistics this year than in
previous years. Miss Mary Stubbs,
State Statistician, is now sending out
blanks to the secretaries of the differ
ent churches in Indiana. One feature
OF special interest which will be TAX
en- up this year in the report of the
statistician is the salary of ministers.
The blanks call for the average sal
ary paid by each church denomination
TO ministers who devote all of their
time to church work. Another feature
which will be considered this year
will be the membership of the young
peoples societies of all churches in
Indiana. Heretofore no statistics of the
young peoples societies have been col
lected.
The Sunday school statistics will
also receive special attention. Sunday
school information heretofore has in
cluded merely the number of Sunday
school pupils. The blanks this year
call for the number of officers and
teachers in the Sunday schools of the
State as well as the number of pupils
This information will be Of value to
Sunday school workers in determining
just what the growth of Sunday
schools has been and where there has
been the slightest growth.
The value of all church property
in Indiana will be included in the re.
port this year. A pamphlet was issued
by the bureau of statistics giving the
church statistics for 1906. 1t is likely
that pamphlets will be issued giving
the same information for 1907
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
SCHOOL FRATS WILL
Be CHIEF SUBJECT
Superintendents and School
Boards viii Meet.

School superintendents of the state
at Indianapolis to attend the annual
meeting of the Indiana State associa-
ton of town and city superintendent
and the convention of the School
Boards association. The leading
topic for discussion will be Greek
Letter Fraternities and the High
School Fraternity Law" which sub
ject will be introduced by Senator T.
T. Moore of GreencastIe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
MANY REFUSED WORK.
Operators Find Their Places Have
Been Filled.

New York. Nov. Over three hun
dred striking telegraph operators who
besieged the offices of the Western
Union and Postal Telegraph compan-
les today seeking reinstatement, were
refused employment. They were told
the vacancies are filled and only a
few of the best operators will be talk
en- back. 1t is stated positively that
strike leaders and those who acted as
pickets would not be re-employed
President Clowry denied he had made
a truce with the operators and would
reinstate them only as needed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
LOSS IN RURAL ROUTES
Indiana Has Slipped Backward
The Past Year.

The rural route service in Indiana
has been slipping backward a little
during the last year, considered from
the standpoint of the number of routes
in operation in the State. Since July
there has been loss of five routes
in the State. There are now 2.109
routes in operation. Within the last
four months the First congressional
district has lost three routes, the Third
district one route and the Fourth dis.
trict one route
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
Y. v. {. A. IS IN SESSION J. \. MARTIN IN CHARGE
Transferred From PittSburu to
Indianapolis.

Hapgoods, who make specially OF
searching the world for specialists and
high-grade men of all kinds, have op
the thirteenth office oponed in Ameri
ca in five years. There are also
branches in London and Glasgow.
The Indianapolis branch will be in
charge of J. H. Martin. who has served
as manager of the Pittsburg office for
the last three years. Mr. Martin is a
native of Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
FISH KEEPS UP FIGHT
He Will Ask Stockholders for
New Proxies.

New York, Nov 7.-When asked
whether he would send to the stock
holders of the Illinois Central Railroad
company a new request for proxies for
the meeting to be held at Chicago Dec.
IS, Stuyvesant Fish, who is contesting
the election of a new directorate with
E. H. Hartman and the latter's asso-
ciates, said: Il certainly shall"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
Three Days Given to the Meet
ing at GreencastIe.

The Young Woman'S Christian AS
sociation will hold its annual state
convention in Greencastle on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this week.
About 200 delegates and visitors are
expected to attend the meeting.
Among the speakers will be Edwin
Holt Hughes, Miss Louise Brooks, of
New York, and DR.. L. F. Benham, of
Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
DAUGHTER DIED TUESDAY.
Funeral Services Held at Chicago
Church, Near Hagerstown.

Hagerstown, Ind, Nov. THE fu-
neral services OF the seyen-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Oats
land, living near Chicago church. west
Of town, Were held this morning 81
the Chicago church. The child died
Tuesday OF brain fever. Mr.. and Mrs
Mahlon Leonard, east Of town, attend
ed the funeral.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
1t Has Been Declared Off at
Chicago and Other Cities
May Follow.
WILL VOTE AT ST. LOUIS.
MANY FORMER EMPLOYEES WHO
APPLY AT NEW YORK FIND
THEIR PLACES HAVE BEEN
FILLED BY THE COMPANY.

Chicago, Nov. THE telegraph op-
orators strike has been declared off
also at Denver. Other cities are eX-
pected to fall into line and end the
strike.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
CANDIDATE FOR SUPERVISOR.

Charles Davis is a candidate for sl.
pervisor in road district No. 4. in Jack
SOD township, subject TO the election
- December.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
OPERATION IS SUCCESSFUL
Former Governor 0delI Ex.
pected to Recover.

New York, Nov. Former Govern
or Odeil has rallied from serious ILL
ness and will recover The operation
performed was successful.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
CYCLONE SWEEPS MEXICO
Santiago and Other Towns
Were in It's Path.

Mexico City. Nov. 7-Advices tell
OF a cyclone that partially destroyed
Santiago and other towns in the terri
tory of Tepec. with heavy damage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
JOHN II. WELLS DEAD.

Norwalk, O., Nov. John II. Wells,
a prominent business man, died this
morning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
BECOME RESIDENTS HERE.

Mr. and Mrs Henry Fouts of Boston.
Ind, have moved 70 Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
Will Vote Tonight.

will vote tonight on declaring the
strike off.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
Demand Is Great.

The demand for government inspect.
ed products from the local slaughter
ing houses has been great I'm the past
few months. From this standpoint
and the one of right doing. local
slaughter house owners are very de-
sirous that the inspectors be sent TO
Richmond at the earliest possible date
Several thousand dollars have been ex-
pended by them in repairing their
place of business to comply with gov
ernment rules. and they hope to see
everything start off smoothly under
the governments care.
In view of the great amount OF
money which has been expended to
place the slaughtering houses I'm ex-
cellent condition, and with the near
approach of government jurisdiction.
local butchers are considering the
proposition of outside competition.
They feel that by all means the meat
peddlers from other places should be
absolutely barred from Richmond as
the city ordinance drawn several
months ago requires. This ordinance
states that all meat sold in Richmond
shall be government inspected, other
wise 1t is TO be a contraband article
This clause protects local butchers. 1t
will be up TO the city council to see
that the ordinance is enforced in all
its details. following the arrival of
the government inspectors.
The blow will fall hard on the small
town butchers Of the county. who are
now and have heretofore. sold meat in
Richmond. They have inspection Of
no kind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
HOG CHOLERA DESTRUCTIVE.

Hog cholera is raging in Fayette
and Rush counties and in several plac-
ss u il reported very destructive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
Slaughterlng Houses Have
Been Changed to Comply
With the Wishes of the De-
partment of Animal Industry
ADDITIONAL INSPECTORS
TO COME IN SHORT TIME.
Number of Men to Be Sent De-
pends somewhat Upon the
Number Available Butch
erS viii Demand Protection.

Improvement work which has been
under way in the slaughtering houses
OF Richmond for several months. will
be entirely completed by Saturday. &C
cording TO DR.. Charles 5. Bond, city
health officer. DR.. Waggoner, nov
government inspector at the plant OF
the Richmond Abattoir company. will
then go over the houses, and IL every.
thing meets the governments wishes.
he will notify the department OF ami
NAL industry officials at Washington,
ID. c., who will Immediately send gov.
ernment inspectors to Richmond. II
is confidently believed that within ten
days the departments men will be on
the scene and the new condition of
things will begin.
How many men will be sent to Rich.
mond is not definitely known. This
depends much on the supply of veteri-
nary physicians and live stock inspec-
tors, who have passed government ex-
aminations in animal industry 1t is
certain that DR.. Waggoner will be
placed in charge of all slaughtering
houses, his decisions always to be con-
sidered binding. From present indi-
cations OF future needs of the various
plants, at least two meat inspectors,
men who are competent to judge ami
mails post morten. and one competent
live stock inspector. who can Judge an
imals on foot, will be sent to Rich
/ mOnd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-07
THE WEATHER PROPHET

iNoiANA-Friday partly cloudy; pos
sihly rain in north portion; light
to fresh variable winds, becoming
southeast.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
Rejsende Agenter:
Mr.. ]. c. RASMUSSEN.
Mr.. L, FRGLUND.
O'&ricn ont 9annarf.

Sioligere II. 9. @tinilter til Iol1
mart s. S. O'9rien beIpger / 5isie
Sage Nn1erito pua Genuenurejie ii
hans 11pe Nrbei0sfelt iom Mmbosio=
opr / Sapon. Huber lit Opbolo
Molbington far fan 11otalt ct &al
renltge Orb ONT Set 2uno, ian upliq
forlo0: ......
"Seg glroeoe mig / bpj @roo bel
SpbolOet / 9onmorfs Sope0ltoo
Set 0anife Soft er / Ell n6prpqet
groo per1ligt % on1g911geligt. Me.
g1ert11gen bliper %fortrinligt leoet> oQ
Sorln11erne er go0t foroelte> iaoleoes
at Tottigoom iieloen les og er lioe1
toilef oloen6e. Man ier life ser Sc,
Serit efter Nig6om ser er ioa al.
%n1iroelig boS %, og l1bn0erligbel
blol1ot Sc pffenlige Gmbeosmpno e1
Ell nglten lfjenot Sing. Sngen teen:
fer poo at beifpl6e cit &egieringstie,
11er for at bore u9rlig, og alene Bette
tiener til at iatte Sen offenlige Mo-
raj paa ct bejt @ton0punfft."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
@oraIf affle6t, beifemmet og bar

Moralf afflaot, beffnmmet % ban.
eret itaar Sc nj, for 6emt Der ifen.
fe6e 9em Eilli6. @traffen / 6enne
@ebtoitbeo bill blipe itbrre enc | SSn-
ceiperrtng / Statsfengilet.
~SSeg BONNER Sem 6erfor til ST.
oeiperring / Statsfengi1et / Can
Quentin for ct Ei6srum al 5 @ar."
9en itore &ilbgrerifare uobrp6 /
e1 8ifalosraab, ser bragte &in0uer-
tie til at fltrre, og iom fuloiten6tg
crutneoe &~etstienerens Samren /
Giifen for at tilpeiebringe Sr6en.
u@oo0 for pou" ruobte en- Man6 /
Salen me6 Sor6enrpit og &aabet
%oientogeS al iamtlige Silb6rere,
Sotte flei op mos 2oftet, og Solf
lto6 op paa 8enfene for at fringe
lneo Mrmene og gipe 0ereS 8ifal0
tilfienoe. 9ommeren gior6e ingen
ierlig @nitrengelie fit at itille 2ar=
men, men iag0e Ell ifarp @pp0igbe6
iii Sen tillte6epuren0e Sberiff for6i
oenne life rp06eoe @alen. Nogle
Netstienere gior0e en0el bage Sor=
Jog poo at ioge Solf us, bbilfet mis-
lpffe0es. Sg til Sen 9brige Sorbir=
ring TOM Sc tilIteoepnren6e 6otogro=
fers Gfsploiioner al ~Slaibligbts",
ioa 5alen inort bar fpl6t al en- fse-
len6e &6g.
Mopor @cbmit5 er MT EFT 66mt
Man0> men bans 9omfel6elie bar
le6iaget al iao 6romatilfe @cener> at
Cen er blepet en- neiten biitorif 8e=
gtpenbes / Sen omerifanlfe &etspleje.
Sinalen paa Sen f%on1l1nale &ome6ie
| Gan Srancisco blep ltgeiao OBJ
iigtpeffen6e iom Gpillet felt igjen=
mem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
9pgtcine fur @maabprn % Gmaa,
qrije.

Ser er / 6isie Gage blepet rettet
cit olporlig @nflage mos &egierin=
gen / @oibington for SEN Sorifiel
Der gjoreS / 0ens S1nbu for @mao=
bprn og Smaogriie. Set er @bicn=
COS Slnobeosfommisier, Or. @. 81.
Gpans, Ser nDlig er fommet tilbage
fra cit &ejie / 9iten, og iom paa
oenne ct fomrlet til Set tibet lpitelige
Nelultot, at Ser fra Gegieringens
SIDE gidreS 1angt mere for l16rpo=
0elie al @pg6omme bos 6pin ems al
n1er1neifelige @pg0omme. 9isie, flyer
ban, ipiller for &egjeringens Guno=
be0sbaien en- ret u%n0eror6net &ol[e
1cmme1ltgnet me6 Sc Sorifninger,
@pineipg0ommene ct @jenlton0 for.
Noo ct enfelt Nar giper &egieringe11
lterre Gunner u6 for bofteriologiife
T%orifntnger / @bineperSenen ems Sen
betoler / "a Mor for tiliporen0e Gt11=
bier beor6ren6e Menneif fer. 9erfor
mel1er fan, at Gmaagriienes Sin sr
lol1gt be6re iifret ems Gmoobgrne=
nes, og ret belet ct ser ingen Jon
BELT 8run6 til, at Ell Girls ifuloe
glpe 2ipsfampen op fdr Sens beifit=
fe0e Gage ct u6rlr1one> me0ens ST.
ii10e 6arer on1giper Barnet ser
itaar bprgeldit operfor Sem. Sill cit
bis @ro6 fan Gbicogos Gun6beos=
fommtsip r nof Dobe 9fet / 6enne
NoGitan0; men bon glemmer iiffeit,
at 2ofal= Mutboriteterne> al bbilfe fan
ct en-, netop bpoo 89rnebpgietne OH
goar far o6lfilligt 1tdrre Mnibar er6
Motional= &egieringen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
Sc fploer Sen im,1ffe @oncertial, "

ulU., O1O.
nMen 6e &igbenbabnerfolf bar
itgrre ulpit til at gao / Seng emo
noget an6et Solf, leg fienoer. 9eres
&afeer er aabne, iaa lenge Ser er
@iGiter at ierbere for. Ser er -
oct tror leg Ga = lobgtben6e Mpn-
oigbeoer / 9anmarf; men @iennem>
1nitsoaniferen bil6e iiifffert gierne ofre
lit SANDS nafbengigbe6 for @etten
til at tage fig en- lille 9rif, paa bbil-
fen Sit af Natten ban maotte pnife.
Ser ipores ser. 2 ON Motten liot
Neogang, men &iebenbobn far mere
2ip SCI. 3 ON Morgenen / fine 60
Der el16 2on6on.
~&un0t on / &%ofeerne fer man
nnge Damer. 9e er fulot no lgm<
meltge og for itgrlte Parten ieinefQl=
oenoe nette. 9eres 2eoiagere er
Meno> 8r6ore eller &jpre1ter. Sen
rnge Game / 9anmarf bor mere
Srtbeo enc / Sc flelte an6re 2on6e,
og ioa bi6t man fan ie, fommer ser
trgen Sortr96 no oeraf.
~SSeg bill fife blibe %operraifet, ON
5orbruget at Mlfobol pr. &obe6 er
ringe. S @torbrttannien bar Soft
10 ibort tpap mitb ibort 6rinfS",
men I 9anmarf ii66er Sc og 6riper
oher oeres Sorfriifntnger, iaa at en-
Mano fan ii66e to-tre elmer ODER
lin MbiS eller &onberl otton, n6en at
Bette lpber op til en- itgrre &egning."
otter at babe gibet ct ltooig lige
mnntert og ipirituelt 8ille6e al
&jemmelibet, iom Mr. Crime altlaa
= beiDn6erlig nof - ogioa bor
facet Sis til at foite ct @Iif in6 l.,
og efter at babe omtalt Sen forbab-
ien6e &ien6sgierning> at en- @p poa
10000 Sn6bpggere (@sbierg) bar
tunnel bofSe OBJ 26bet al 80 Mor,
ilutter ~Dorfibire Boit"s Ell fppr6ige
&orreipon6ent fin &rtifel loole6es:
~Men bill De lie Donmarf> tag iaa
en- @Df1e og ri6 s s e t..
Ser banter @attonens &ierte iun6t.
g6noerne er frugtbore> og Sc ietter
86rn 8er6em me6 Muifler % &C.
ner. Men 8perne bofser burttq.
af 2R Mill. Sn6bpggere er 40 pgt.
Spfolf. Sg / &%eiifolerne> bbor Ser
- tro6s 6eres, &a6itolisme - qig>
res ct fortreffeligt Mrbej6e> fommer
fun 6 p@t. al @Ieberne fra 8perne.
&jdbenbabm er pregtig for en- uboIp.
oap", men &i6benbab e +
lite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
Mbiintborifning tiltager / Ell frp

@iintbbrtfntng tiltoger / Ell frpg
telig @rao / Tranfrige> at 6grnme
otter Sc itatiitiife Spgipr ODER Sor'
brnget. Set aarlige Mbiintbforbrltq
! G%ranfrige er MI tire @onge iaa itor1
lom umi000elbart efter Sen fronif
tpife &rig, og ser blep ifior bper enc.
tie Dag 6rl1ffet 100000 @las Mb
iintb / Sranfrige, bpilfet repreiente.
rer ct oogligt l16leg al 100000
ga Mbiintb er en- al Sc melt for6nr
belige Griffeparer / &anoelen, ma
ttllige Sen ipaffenoe S%n6flp0elje Sci
bor paa 2egemet og Sc iielekse @p
ner tages / 8eregning iammen mel
oe @enge Der faites bort for @aren
Sen rationale frantic &binoefor e
ming bar peotaget en- @eiolution, Sci
beoer Barlamentet forbp6e Solg a
Mbfintb, ioet oct bar biit fig, at e,
meget bei 8eifatning let life for
minofer Salget eller Gorbruget. sc
%natorerne og Sc 9eputere6e opfor.
ores til at itan6ie 6eres in6bproes
&ipblerier ON Smaottng og ioml
Zig | @ampen mos BEN frpgteligf
9anosfien6e @biintben, iom true,
n1e6 at e6elegge 8efolfningen. 8
SIC lolutionen benbiies ser til, al
@elgien og Scbmett5 bar forbu61
Solg at Mbiintb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
8affepoit eller Gfspresfompa9nier

Gorbun6sienator Sbomas 6. &1ott
al Seem Sort re%pr9ienterer en- Sniti=
tuition, Ser giper ct nobDtte al co.
200 &rcent aarlig. Set ct l1niteo
@tates @fsprels Company. Somti,
Big giber Sc Sor. Staters Hoitpe1en
e. aarligt l1noerifu6, ser borierer Ell,
Del, men fan iettes til gienneminit>
Zig 10 Millioner 9ollars aorlig. Sa
paa famine Sis gtper set brittle
&oItpefen ct oarligt Sperifuo, ser CT
li6t mere ems balpan6en Gong iao
fort iom bort %l1n6erifu6, nemlig &c
MiIlioner DoIlors. Men set BRITTLE
@oitpeien bar en- 8affepoittieneite ce
en- @parebanfafoeltng, bbao bort
&oitbeien lite bar. @aa ffuloe mar
fro, at BET engelife @ublifum maattt
betale ober6repen bgie $afster f.,
8eiergeIfe al Taffer til Srembrtn.
qeIie af ct faa6ant 0berifu6. 2ao oS
{e. Ser / 2an6et m%o6tager Sen pri'
biligere6e Naffebeierger (@fspre5=
fompagnierne) ingen Eaffe til Sm.
6elinq for min6re ems Is Gents, %
bet faI en66a bore cit meget lille
Baffe 1om man i1ipper iaa btlltgt
u,e6. s England tan man lite font
ME til at betaIe IS Gents for 8eier'
qelie af en- 8affe, on man nof ;ao
aierne pil6e, i6et 8oitbaienet life
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

mootoger &afffer pao ober II @un6,
og Eortoen for en iaaoan er fun %
Gents. &affepoiten / England ct 90
ogiaa en- meget benpttet Snitit11tion,
toet Der itoite Mor beiprge6es ober
100 Mtllioner Gorien6elier at ben
Mrt. Ser / 2onoet boloer hi % efter
goo gammel @fif til Sc pripate @or-
porattoner ~@fspresfompagnterne,
lom tiener op til 200 &rocent aarlig
poa in6if16t&apttal og for at beifptte
fine SSnteresie r bol6er en- @epreien-
tant / Sorbnn6sienatet. Set CT en-
ret b%etp6elig 6orifjel, og oct er Set
o%mertfanife Solf,6e betoler Sorifiel<
len. Oct tl1roe imi0lerti6 bore paa
Sioe> at &rapet o11 Snofdrelie al Ell
Toffepoit bleb fren1iot me0 cit iaa=
6on @eitemtbe0, at Set life fnnoe
ifp6es til SIDE.