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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

DIR. og Mrs. S. Semen, ulrge
6armerfolf / Merbe0en al @enepa,
fanot EN- @orgen ii6ite nge 0eres
enelte Barn, ser el10nn bar / Sen
lpeoe Ml6er, liggenoe 666 / Sengen
bos Jig. @arnet bop0e li6t al Sig
boite, men bar tillDnela0en6e beo at
fomme Jig, / bsert 6alo bar ser
fienoelig 8e0ring, ga blep lagt /
Sengen om Mftenen. Set antages,
at Barnet ttlfel6igpis er blepet fpolt
/ Sengefle0erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

f
&aa State Sair @rnnben er oee
mi cit bel &arifare al Mrbeioere /
@irfiombeo meo Sorbereoeller til. Sen
fommen6e l16ltilling. Ser bliber OPP
fprt flere npe 8Dgninger, laale6es en-
flor, lm1f Manufacturers 8pgning,
ser mart bill bore UNDER Sag, OF
paa Se66elpbsbonen bliber ser n6=
fgrt omfatten0e 6orbe6rtnger og
Neutrality-suspicious.. Gn Mengpe al
8pgningerne bill bltpe male6e og set
lamme bill 1fe me6 @ran6 Stono> ser
tillige bill blibe itipet Doerligere al,
loo Den I enbber &enieen0e fan blibe
ttffffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
Oct fri employment 8mrear, ion

~ Nv SAtR%uDNtttt% S4l%Cuu1 Iulll
2egislaturen bepilgeoe 8enge til /
Ginter, aabneOe 6orretning / Mans
bags set gamle &apitolium / 2ofa-
let tpt in6enfor 10. ct. Sn6gongen,
bpor Sept. s.. s. @ilion le6er Sor-
retntngen mes Mils Wabel Clinton
lem MSiiitent for acknowledgment.
Ser bar allere6e melot fig ooifiIlige
Acknowledgements, men en6nu flere, Ser
Tiger Sielp, og 8ureauet Tan ifaffe
Mrbsioe baa6e for fbin6elige og
manolige Mrbeioere. &usmg6re, Ser
lgger Sieneitepiger, far teIefonere til
Bnreauet, 81. 50. Main 2772 eller
Sri=State SEQ. 1888, bbis Sc ga life
%foretrpffer at fomme perionligt til
&ontoret for at aftale me6 bette. s
Sulntb bill Der IigeIe6es bIipe aabnet
ct 8ureau ! Mprbe0en of Sernbane-
itotio11en, men lite gr SUM.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

Siprncitcnen til set npe Carnegie
@ibliotbef peo @amline ltniperiitet
bleD lagt / Monoags UNDER megen
&bitioeligbeo. ~@11perner Sobnion
bol6t Ell Sole, S. 8. @pman al Min=
neapolis, Ser / 81 Mar-bar peret
Meolem al @oar6 Of Srultees, CAB Ell
Oberiigt ODER l1niperittetets @t1torie,
og @enator S. 80. @ocfnep lag6e
@tenen poa 8laos og ml,re6e Sen
fait,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

Gn regular sfolelese CT uonppnt
for Soutb ct. Baul, i0et Sfoleraa=
set bor antaget 81. S. 6. Campbell
til for Ell aarlig @o0tgjgrelie al $50
at foretage Ell moaneolig Snipeftion
al Sfolerne for at efterie 6eres ioni<
tore Silitono, poe &ielp / Mg6stil<
fgloe og foretage ltn0erl6gelier / olle
Silfeloe al lmitlomme @pg6omme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

@elifabeli9 Sammenfonnit. Mler-
anora 2oge $40. 90, g.. g. g, bill
f~eritfommen0e 2pr6ag Mften Sen is.
Mai afbol6e ielffabelig Sammen=
fo1nit pao 2ogenS Sail, Siernet al
Cedar Mpe. og @aibington Mbe. Ser
bill blibe ierberet en- n6merfet 2nncb,
og 6erefter bill ser blibe Sal til Mor,
tenien Gems Srfeiter. Selpfglgeliq
bill bette blipe cit forngjelig Mffpre
lom alt bba6 ben popul9re 5glter:
loge arrmgerer, og oct er os Ell
@le6e at oberbringe 2ogens- Snobe
6elie til Me6lemmer og @enner on
at oeltage. M6gangen er rs Gent!
8arret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

Sman Mnberion, en- SO gar GAM
mel Mrbeioer, Der logereoe paa &ipr=
net al 5inns og Mrca6e Streets, 90,
Sc pluoielig Spnoag Morgen, tilip-
%nelaoen6e al en- Mapeipg0om. Ser
blep tilfolbt en- 2Rge, men 6enne TOM
for tent til at frelie bam. Mnoerio1l
bopoe boet fer / 8pen / flere Mar,
men iaa piot pi6es baboe. ban inger
Sl9gtninge ber / 2an0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
Glen life at Sobnlon 46s l1nion
8loef idlger 2an6 og 8plotter liant
a1piier &omeiteaos. 4an bpnoe s
fan ipare Nenge peo at gaa til bam.

Smporterebe 9elifatesier fra set
gamle 2an0 og Saionens ferite %
beoite &ro6ufter faces ditto Dos Sem
rp @p6eien, Columbia Grocery 60,
1913 g. @abaiba ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
Den lille Dek|amatOr,
Smaatins til 0pE&snns, samlede allie vesne fra.

TnotoIo at 1se 5anIng.-1. adobel mob 6prf4eGe, al gRrf Shan. {. On
5 Etssmlubo4 of A2Dm 8; mans %S SAt at Grit g gg9 f. 4 s. st9spgsr a !: & s
@ e2*aSs nr S Sn sI Soaa'ds S;5o t.. . e gn s snnst@ m S Sf g9%as;,< TO- en Sjsns sa e..
Solen a q 5aqer 21admann 49, st rogast 2eNlt Of g4r 99i9ar6 f. Set bar
Setsr ls: gnt ice e6: 81 il: gisibmE Il. @bedoans 0aot al 5bomas @ubanan
Feat. 50 6br. Em5 rs Cents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

S. s. Mannir al Minneapolis Ell
blebet u6nepnt til State Yrinter for
ct Siosrum al 2 Mor, at regne fra
1. Ml1gult. 81. Sc. 9ore, Sen n11bG5
ren6e &rtnter, far inogipet fin Ste,
1ignation, men er blebet onmo6et on
at blibe / @mbeoet til 1. Mugl1it, Sc
Sc nl1perenoe SrDffefontrafter u6lG'
Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

sueofcr 6. 2arien, 1922 CHARLES
Street, ser arbeioeoe paa en- 8pg-
ming poa State og Stllmore @treet,
fol6t 2gr6ag Morgen giennem ct Sui
/ 2oftet til 2. @toge og folot ne6 I
9j9l0eren I en- 9Db6e al 80 So6> men
i 6al0et itp0te fan imo0 en- 8ielfe,
Ser tog noget al Std0et al. &an bIep
oog enoel forl laaet &pggen og paa
set enc &11e og fif nogle 6pbe @uller
/ @ope0et. Ser er 0og in9en 6ore for
bans 2ib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

arissminiiter Saft bill fomme til
ct. Saul ben IA. Stunt, og Ser bill
blipe orrangeret NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ser for bom of Commercial Club,
iaole6es en- &eceptton og EN- 9iner /
&l11bbens 2ofoler. Mint1teren ct
pao Snipeftionsreiie til Sorterne l
Dafota og Misionrt 9eportementer'
ne.'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
8Drao6et / SSergus Soils ba1

= 8Draa0et / 6ergus Sails bar
beotaget at engagere &orf Supertn
tenoent Muisbaumer al ct: &aul til
at noorbeioe 8lan for 8pens
6orifiennelie. Set pentes, at noor
EN- laa6an &lan CT l16arbei6et og Of
fenliggjort, bill set bielpe til, at bper
enfelt 8orger bill bite mere &enipn
til alminoelige Sfienbeosbenlpn.
County &omisiprerne tenfer paa at
faa @ourtbus 8la6ien regrleret oe
forifipnnet be0 famine 2eiligbeo pg
er billig til at betole en6el al l16gif-
terne for Mrbejoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

gilbert @tot5, en- tpiffpot forben'
baren6e @olitibetient, 6e6e / Sen.
6ogs / lit Silent 300 Carroll Street
9tot5 baboe ppret ing / flere Aar ol
fit ii6ite Stunt Mfifeo meo Beniion
San bab6e /. 20 Mar b9ret Meolen
af @olittitprfen og bleb IS Mo1
eommel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

- Sfoplan0et pe6sGols Safe poc
Ne%gieringe1s characterization far
lite frigipeS og aabnes for @ntrD
1neo minore &ongresien giber ipe:
ctel 8eptlling 6ertil. Msliiteren6e
General M0pofot @oo6rnf frc
8oibtngton bar forban6let mes Son.
gresmano 8e0e og 81. 6. @ernarf
ON bette og er fommet til openitaaen.
De &einltat. @rnn6en er, at Ser pao
5foblonoet, lom er pberbngget.
ltaor enonlt ODER 5 8rocent al Ser
oprinoeltge Sfoppafit, og / @enbol>
tilWforrislopen 1ful 0et,oer er tilopers
at Srper, blibe itaaen6e for fornpet
Sfob. &egieringen bar ingen SET
til at afbRnoe 0isIe Greer, meo
mtr1ore ben bar i9rlig Eilla0elie Der
til at &ongresien. &un bette 2ano
III peo en- iaaoan @ongresbeilutning
unoorages Sfooreierben og aabnes
for almin6elig @ntrp, piloe Settlerne
faa en- imuf lille Erpbafit / Silgift,
Der ntl tie Ell @enbenoelie til Som
greslen oerom til @inter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
minneapolis.

NaI&S - c4SE.s
S Oggbram fepiDfiife Samfn1o,
1907 IA. Mpe. g., bill Ser Sgn6ag
SCI. 4 @ftermiooag bliDe bol6t ct So
re6rag oDer rSeniigten me0 BET teo=
lofiffe Snmfuno" Gnbper belfom-
men.
german Sobpion, SSanitor / Stu-
bio Nrcaoe, 8O4 Micollet Mpe., fal6t
Matten mellem 2gr6ag og Sgn6ag
neo giennem @lebatorrgret / ben
8pgning fom ban bab6e Eilipn meo,
% forIog Jig / ben @rao, at ban at-
git be6 @g6en poa &oipitalet. &an
paaitoo fgrit at en- at BAN ufienot
Nanb babbe itprtet BAN ne6 / &6ret,
men ban tog ienere bette ttlbage og
iagoe, at ban be6 uagtiombeo Dar
afaloen giennem Mabningen / treble
@tage.
Oscar 8er>pin, 6en 12 Mar gamlf
9gn al 8ran6faptejn Sobn 8ermin
Ser 1atte 2ibet til be6 8ran6en
@eit &otel, er / 2gr0ags afgaaet bel
0g6e1 al 2unqebetgn6elie. Ssca1
bar &apt. 8ermins eneite @en, DC
Fan oberlebeS af fri Mo6er og tn
Spitre. Com set bill erinores bier
Ser efter 8ermins 500 foretaget er
offenlig Snbiamltng til 6or6el fo1
bans efter1epen6e Samilie, ioale6eS
at 6enne fun6e ie Sremti6en / Mb6t
roen 8efpmring. &aptein @ertptn
Der bar Nor6man6 al Sg6iel, iattl
2ipet til for at reo0e @otelgielter
ser bar afifaarne al S loen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

Curl Mnoerien, EFT 81 Mar gammel
ugift Mrbei6er, fit forleoen fin enc
@aan6 llemt meotoget / EN- Maifine /
Capitol @itp Snrntture @ompanDs
@erfteo. &an mtfte6e en Singer
pao bgire &aan6, og oe andre Singre
bleb iterft beifa6ige6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

@oromanben S. 3. &oren, Ser b3;o.
til far peret gbef paa @ortbern 8a.
cific 8onens Gegneltue fer / ct
Saul, CT blebet u6nepnt til Mf6e-
lin%gsingenisr for &ompqgniet> meo
Station / Spofane, @nib. Sans ST
terman6 iom @bef for Segneit1en
bliber S. sc. Sa1be.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-03

cotton and wheat. Dairy products
are shown TO be more valuable than
any crop except corn, and poultry
products closely approximate the
value Of the hay crop of the yeai
The cotton yield Of six hundred mil
lions value represents just about
han OF the amount received from tn.
live stock sold from the farms. With
many different products bringing
him wealth from an inexhaustible
storehouse the farmer has every rea-
son for pride in his Importance as the
representative of the greatest In
dustry on earth.
When the $500, 100000 yielded
by agriculture is added to the Sl4,
SOO,0O0,OO0 representing the value
Of the output of the manufacturing
production in this country for the last
fiscal year the vastness of the wealth
Of the people Of the United States L
apparent. With each year adding i'm
provements to farming methods and
opening up new territory for agricul-
tural purposes as reclamation pro-
jects are being pushed, the prospect
for the future seems one of unbound
ed promise as long as the sun shines
and the rain Chicago Tribune.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-03

Another hope Of the human race
has been dashed. La Patrie. the d.
rigible balloon of the French govern
ment, has escaped and when last
heard from was making for Green
land via Scotland. II has been the
boast of aeronauts that aerial trans
portation would be free from the
dangers of surface travel The bal
looms will neither scare at automo-
biles nor collide with fence posts.
But II they run away what advan-
tage do they offer? La Patrie was
considered the highest development
of her type, sound and gentle. But
here she Is clipping with a zephyr.
like wanton colt of the skies kick
ing up her heels over the British
isles and then scurrying skittishly for
goodness knows where. No, no, wei
bear the burdens of earth yet awhile.
In the meanwhile II Walter Wellman
can catch the halter strap of the run
away he may get to the north polS
yet
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-03
WOULD RECOVER SfOO.OOO,OOO
FROM THE BANK OF ENGLAND

London. Dec. 3.-According to the
st. Petersburg Bourse Gazette the
Bank of England will be called upon
to repay a sum lodged in 1922, which
at compound interest, now amounts
to $500, 100000.
The deposit was. It is said, made
payable at sight and never has been
claimed. 1t was lodged by a local
governor in the little Russian dstric,
north of Kieff. His name was Polu
botl1o and he held Office from 1922 to
1924.
Now a foHmer professor in a con-
named Rubetz has re-
.quested the representatives of forty
noble families, descendants and rela.
.tives of Polubotko. to meet in the
town of Starodub, in little Russia, in
order to agree upon measures to be
taken to procure s4OO.OOO,OOO from
the Bank Of England.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-03
MISS ASHFORD DENIES
That She Is Engaged to Marry SEN
atOr Henry q. Davis.

Washington, Dec. st IS an
absolutely absurd story. ! can't inn
agine how such a report could have
been circulated about Senator Davis
and myself. II is without one word
of truth"
In this manner Miss Maud Ashford
denied today the report that she was
engaged TO Senator Henry Gasso-
way Davis, of West Virginia. She
was seen at her home, 91S Farragut
Square, where she lives with her
mother. Mss Ashford seemed to
fear that the report might cause
some rupture in the friendship
which has heretofore existed between
herself and Senator Davis two
daughters.
One of the latter, Mrs. Arthur Lee,
of 1908 Massachusetts, avenue. an
nounoed that she had heard nothing
to warrant such a report.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-03
THE PROSPEROUS FARMER.

The annual report of the secretary
Of agriculture shows that the value OF
the crops of 1907 is greater than that
for any previous year in the history
Of American farming. The figures
are hard to appreciate, because the
total amount is so large. The state
ment that the crops viii yield the
farmers of the country seven and a
half billions of dollars is better I'M
derstood when some comparisons are
made.
The secretary furnishes these COM
parsons. Taking corn, for example,
and indicating the value OF the crop
of this year to be larger than that OF
1906, ne says that with the money
gained from eight crops like the one
Of 1907 it would be possible to dupli-
cate every mile OF steam railroad
property, terminals, rolling stock.
and everything else connected with
the service. As four-ffths of the
corn of the world Is produced in the
United States there is interest in the
statement that seventeen years of
corn crops like the one OF this season
would replace the banking power OF
the world banking capital, surplus,
deposits and circulation.
The order Of the crops from the
. q. +.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-03


There are Just any number OF dis
eases in which the Osteopathic Is the
only treatment that will give any re-
lief az an.
The various phases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism as al example yield
more readily 20 the Osteopathic
treatment than they DO 10 medicine.
SO too do lumbago. chronic head
aches, partial paralysis and kindred
ailments. and to one who knows the
first principals OF Ostoopathy Il Is
easily TO see why this Is So
ostoopathy Is scientific system
OF exercise for the nerves and organs
OF the body-simply manipulation
by which Il restores structural nor
mality. re body Is machine ran
BY unseen forces called life, and that
Il may run harmoniousiy II is neces-
sary that there be liberty OF blood,
nerves and arteries from the gene
rating point to destination. This Is
what osteopathy does gives liberty
to the blood. nerves and arteries.
DR.. G. b. Froage, Sic Broadway,
phone 1907
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-03
WINDING A WATCH.
Reasons Why IL is Better Done i'm
the Morning Rather Than
at Night.

you wouldn't think" said a
matchmaker, that 1t would make
any difference whether a watch is
wound up in the morning or at night.
but it does make considerable differ
ence.
"When watch Is wound up at
night coming from a warm pocket.
and laid down or hung up in a cool
place, the handspring will contract
by the cooling of of the metals, Be
ing wound up tightly. all chance o:
contracting has been shut of, and
the spring is bound to break.
Ell, however, the watch is wound
up in the morning, having partly run
down through the night, there is
room enough left in the barrel to con
tract. Another reason why it should
be wound up in the morning Is that
the spring will then have more pow
er and thus will be In a better condi-
ton to resist the disturbing move
ments of the bearer during the day
time.
Being generally in a horizontal
position during the night and run
ming with less power, the horizontal
position in which the balance runs
more freely, will operate to make
the length of the swing Of the bal
anoe wheel during the night as near
ly as possible the same as in the day
time. New York sun.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-03

stock. AZ the close Of the call they
had forced il back and one point high
er than at the opening.
This. however, was but a skirmlsh
OF outposts. The fighting began at
the call Of Crown and Diamond
II opened at &C. The first bid was
hardly made when with a below Wall
bridge charged on Decker's broker.
filed his bid, and offered a thousand
shares at 90.
There was an answering roar from
a hundred throats and mob rushed
on Wallbridge with the apparent in
tent OF tearing him limb from limb.
Wallbridge's offer was snapped up at
once. but a few weak. kneed holders
Of the stock threw small blocks on
the market.
These were taken up at once. and
Decker's brokers we're hiding 65.
At this Eppner gave a blast like
cornet and, waving his arms fran
tically plunged into a small-sized riot.
/ had entrusted him with 5000 shares
OF Crown and Diamond TO be sold for
the best price possible. and he was
feeding the opposition judiciously
The price wavered for moment, but
rallied and reached &C.
At this | signaled to Wallbridge,
and with another below he started
an opposition riot on the other side
OF the room from Eppner, and fed
Crown Diamond in Jumps to the howl
ing forces OF the Decker combination.
The battle was raging furiously.
There was a final rally OF the Deck.
er forces, and the call closed with
Crown Diamond at CO. had sold H.
600 shares.
| was pleased at the result Dodd-
ridge Knapp had intrusted me with
the shares with the remark: Il paid
so for EN- and they're not worth a
tinker's dam. ! got an inside look at
the mine when was in Virginia City,
Feed Decker all he'll take at CO. He's
been fooled on the thing, and reckon
he'll buy a good lot Of them at that"
had sold Doddridge Knapps en-
tire lot OF the stock at an average OF
over 65, had netted him a proht Of
SIS a share. and had for second pur-
pose, served the plan Of campaign by
drawing the enemy's resources TO the
defense Of Crown Diamond and weak
ening. by so much, his power OF OBJ
Grating elsewhere.
BY the time Omega was reached I
had the plans full in hand.
The assault on Crown diamond had
caused a nervous feeling all along the
line, and under rumors Of bear raid
there had been a drop OF several
points.
Omega felt the result of the nerv-
business and depression, and opened
at 75.
There was a moments buzz-the
quiet OF crowd expectant OF great
events. Then Wallbridge charged
into the throng with roar. / could
not distinguish his words, but l
knew that he was carrying out my
order to drop 5000 shares on the
market
ITO be continued In next issue.e
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-03

An interesting interview was re
Gently obtained with l.. r. Cooper
the young man whose theory and
medicines have created such a sensa-
ton during the past year.
Mr.. Cooper, in speaking of the re
markable success OF his medicine,
had this to say on the subject: my
medicine regulates the stomach. That
is why Il Is successful The human
stomach today has become degener-
ate. and Is the cause for most IN
health. In the horse. the dog. and
the wild animals generally, YOU sec
no nerve exhaustion, no chronic de-
bility. They are not shut up day
after day with practically no exer-
else. and they are not able to stun
themselves with food when their
bodies have not had enough work to
Justify IL. The human race has been
doing this for years. and look at the
.result-half the people are complain
ing of poor health. not real illness
just half-slck, tired, droopy feeling
they don't really know what is the
matter with them.
81 know that all the trouble Is
caused by weak, overworked stom-
aohs. have proved this with my
medicine to many thousands of PEG
pie In most of the leading cities OF
this country. ! expect TO DO the same
thing I'm Europe next year. This Is
he real reason Tor the demand foi
my preparation"
Among those who have recently
ben converted TO Cooper's theory Is
Mr. Monroe Brown, Of Hancock
street, Winchester, Mass. Mt Browr
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