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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
Camden NJ. Smith.

Camden Mason Smith, 6S, died at his
home at Green street yesterday al
ternoon after an illness extending over
two wears with tuberculosis and kidney
trouble. Mr.. Smith was born in Darien,
Ga. October 4, 1898, and lived with
his father until he was young man.
His mother died when he was a small
boy. His father was Laban Smith
When he had passed through the pup
lie schools he was sent north to finish
his education and while at school i'm
bibed abolitionist sentiments. When
the Civil war broke out he was com
nelled TO fee from his home by his
neighbors on account of his unionist
sympathies. He came to Worcester,
Mass, and enlisted in Company l, 9th
Massachusetts volunteers, July IL,
1861. and soon attained the rank of
corporal. He took part in the cam
paign in West Virginia and was taken
prisoner by the eonfederates at the
battle of Ball s Bluff. He remained IN
prison in Richmond for three months
and contracted typhoid fever while
there. His health was ruined by the
disease and he was discharged on acN
count of physical disability sept. q,
1862. soon after he was exchanged. he
returned to Worcester, Mass, and
worked there for a few years as an at
tendant in the retreat for the insane
in that city. He was later employed
as chief of the laundry department OF
the state asylum for the insane in Mid
dletown, Conn, and remained there for
several years. He then moved to TINS
town and owned small farm on Or
chard street. About five years ago he
moved to the house on Green street
where he died.
He married Miss Emily A. Smith of
Worcester, July 12, 1862, and she sur.
wives. He also leaves three half
brothers in Georgia. He was a mem,
Der of Sedgwick post, G. A. r., and OF
the Fort Dummer Colony, Pilgrim Fa-
theirs. The funeral will be held at his
late residence tomorrow afternoon at 2
o clock. There will be a prayer at 2
clock and services will be held in the
Baptist chapel, Rev. G. B. Lawson Off
ciating. 1t is expected that delega-
tion from the G. A. r. will act as es-
cort for the body and also as bearers.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
A FAMOUS FOX CASE.
II Was Tried in Guilford and Attracted
Many Hunters.

A ease which so attracted the fox
hunting fraternity that men were in at
tendance from all over the county and
from New Hampshire and Massachu-
setts was tried before Justice f. W.
Legate of Guilford at the Broad Brook
House in Guilford Wednesday. The
case was over silver gray fox which
was valued at $40 and which two men
claimed to have shot. The suit was
brought bv Creon Miner against George
r. Miller and if the proverbial posses
sion denoted by nine points of the law
is true, Miller bids fair to retain pos
session of the pclt for some time to
come.
The court convened in the morning
and Jury was Immediately demanded.
The Jury was selected just before noon
and contained the following men; d.
l.. Crosier, Herbert A. Stebbins, Philip
Franklin. William f. Higley, G. n.
Bond and W. II. Tyler. At noon the
court took a recess and the trial began
Immediately after court convened IN
the afternoon. The plaintiff claimed
that he shot the fox, the last week Of
January, and brought suit to recover
the value of the animal. His evidence
tended to show that he shot two foxes
the same day and fired at a third
which he thought that he wounded. AT
the time he shot at the third he left
the second lying in the road and went
after the fox which, he stated, he
wounded. He testified that the defend
ant came along while he was pursuing
the third fox and picked up the animal
which he had shot second, and carried
it off. $500,
The defendants 3 evidence tended to
show that he was ox-hunting on the
same day and that he saw the fox when
Mr.. Miner shot. At the time Mr..
Miner fred the first shot the fox which
Mr.. Miller was watching became fright,
ened and ran away. Mr.. Miller stated
that he was about so rods from the
spot where Mr.. Miner shot the first fox.
He waited until his fox reappeared
and then fred and killed him with his
rifle although the fox was running at
full speed. -,
When the evidence was all given the
iurv retired and after remaining out
over two hours came back and stated
that they were unable to agree and
that they stood evenly divided in ia
yor of each party They were dis
charged and the case will be tried some
time in March if it is ever tried again
A doubt is expressed by one of the
LAWYERS concerned in the matter as to
whether or not the case will be retired.
John Z. Gale of Guilford appeared for
the plaintiff and II. G. Barber of this
4nr.n nnnnarnd for the defendant.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
BURKE RESIGNS AS
c. V. STATION AGENT
His Place VIII Be Taken by E. j. La
velle, Cashier for Seven Years
Burke Has Purchased
Hall 8 Restaurant.

James ii. Burke, who has held the
position Of Central Vermont agent in
Brattleboro for the past six years,
completed his work in that capacity
last night, and will take possession of
h. $. Hall S restaurant tomorrow. His
place will be taken by Edward j. La
velle, who has been cashier at the local
station for the past seven years. Mr..
Burke came TO Brattleboro in Novem-
Der, 1900, from Essex Junction where
he was in the employ of the Central
Vermont company for l2 years, part
of the time as station agent. Affairs
at the Brattleboro station were in any
thing but good shape when Mr.. Burke
came here but by diligent work he
brought about an improvement in con-
ditions and has steadily increased the
efficiency of the local railroad service.
His retirement has brought expressions
of regret from many prominent railroad
officials who have recognized his abil-
ity as a railroad man, and local ship
pers will be equally sorry to know that
he has severed his connection with the
railroad company although it is ex-
tremely pleasing to know that he is
not to leave Brattleboro.
Mr.. Lavelle, who assumes the posi-
tion of agent today, has been en-
ployed at the local freight office for
IL years and is thoroughly familiar
with the details of the work. His ap-
pointment comes as a deserved reward,
and he will begin his new duties with
the best wishes of local people.
Mr.. Burke contemplates no changes
in the restaurant force. He will en-
deavor to serve all patrons in the best
possible manner and his popularity
assures him large patronage from the
Mr.. Hail. the retiring proprie-
tor, intends to go into the real estate
business.
The employees of the local station
will particularly regret Mr.. Burke's
resignation. Not only have his rela-
tions with them been particularly pleas
ant but since he came to Brattleboro
he has secured an advance in wages
for every employe, varying from $5 to
$40 q month.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
New Railroad Tariffs.

The new tariff schedules have at last
been received at the local station and in
the future the rates will be as were ad-
vertised to go into effect Feb. l. Dur
ing the past month Miss Mary Todd, the
obliging ticket agent at the local station,
has been subjected to all sorts of abuse
from dyspeptic travelling public. The
tariff rates were in force but she had
no power from the railroad company to
sell tickets at the new rates until she
received the schedules. Now the sched
ules are on file at the local station
Following is list of the rates between
here and many points: From Brattle-
boro to Keene, n. H., so cents; Swanzey,
IS cents; Westport, 65 cents; Win
chester, IS cents; Ashuelot, 50 cents;
Hmsdale 10 cents; Bennington, Sl.35;
Concord, S205; Mt. Hermon, Mass, 40
cents; Bernardston, 45 cents; Greenfield,
so cents; Deerfeld, 65 cents; South Deer
field, rs cents; Whately, so cents; North
Hatfield, So cents; Hatfield 80 cents;
Wilmington, Vt, 81; New Haven, Conn,
81 So; Hartford, Conn, $3.50; Northamp-
ton Mass. 81; Holyoke, Mass, Sl.l5;
Chicopcc Falls, sl.27; Springfield, Sl,30;
Boston, S27O; Fitchburg, Sl.75; Gardner,
Sl45; Sherman, Vt, Sl.45; Readsboro,
Sl.55; Whitingham, Sl.75; Jacksonville,
$l,95; New York city, Si.05.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
Nothing Rivals the Morgan.

Good news from Vermont. The Green
Mountain farmers are taking up horse
breeding again. Time was when their
Morgan roadsters were famous. Ken
lucky stock, which has maintained the
breed in recent years, is fine horsefesh,
but for strength and sustained speed
nothing rivals the old Morgans trained
on hilly Vermont roads
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
FOR SALE.
STORE AND OFFICES TO LET.

The store now occupied by fenton q
Co. in Ullery Building will be to iet Oh
or about March LIST. Y tooemapt toos nroh'' Rent Kent
roony rrooosnynabIe. Also nice office on second
Fonr with private office, gas, electricity,
ntaon, heat. Rents reasonable; also top
floor in Annex Building. Apply to
J. G.. ULLERY. ot1
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
AGAINST CENTRAL VERMONT
Connecticut Legislators File Protest
Against Late Trains.

The Norwich, Conn, Bulletin of yes
terday contains the following story
about the Central Vermont railroad and
the Connecticut legislators:
Wednesday, in direct contrast to the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
FOR SALE.

A Bargain for Home or investment
o.storv house, barn, henhouse, fruit
,ns;Og Z,s;Ufy snring % water, hot and cold wa,
runnrns Iun nay furnace. modern bath room, five
TeiI @inIntes' walk from Estey's factory.
VIM G. HORIZONS AGENCY,
p,ock Elliot st.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
CARD OF THANKS.

To my neighbors and friends who SO
Kindly assisted me during my fathers
last sickness, death and burial / express
my sincere thanks and am very grateful
ior their expressions of sympathy which
Is truly appreciated.
Miss Ida Sargent.
West Dummerston, Feb. IA, 1907. 9c
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
Special Notices

NOTICE-Circular saws hammered and
~ guaranteed to do good work. 5. a.
SMITH, Brattleboro. Vt. At s. A. Smith
Co.s factory, Tel, Factory 81; residence;
l24. S-ll
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
Wanted

WANTED-At ,once-An experienced ;9
w waitress and one chambermald.
Brooks House.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

DR. G. F. BARBER, Dentist, Union block,
IL over Greenes drug store, Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

GEO X. ROBERTS, NJ D., Surgery and
VI Diseases of Women a specially, once
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

DR c. S. CLARK. Dentist, Whitney block,
~ Bratteboro. Telephone.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

DR. A, KNAPP, Dentist, Hooker block
IL opposite Brooks House, Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

DR. A. I. MILLER. Physician and Sur
O1iceS SYDpi hours S' 5 to 9, i to Q, $50 to 5.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

DR. HENRY TUCKER, Residence, 4 viii.
~ ston st. Tel, 255. 0fice, Leonard
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

FOR SALE & double Eidn9 house &C. which a.o will
corner lot, l3Oxl3O feet F. L. Hunt 5tf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

Xy7ANTED-A good, steady, single man
w to work on farm. John A. Waite
DummerstOn, Vt. stl
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01
Professional Cards

rEO. H. GORHAM, NJ. D., Whitney block,
VI Main Street. Brattleboro. Practice lin.
tied to the diseases of the Eye, Ear. Throat,
and Nose. Office hours: $3.50 to IL, l to 4
p, m, Tuesdays and Fridays only. Remain
der OF week at Bellows Falls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

6omeiteab=2ep Taber bsb. g.
&ongresmon6 @alulba q. @rotp ct
afgoaet be6 Gpoen 8ingbon1 &c. 9.
San bleb 1851 polet til 8ongres-
mano Yenniplponia og bar oa Som
gresiens Dngite Me6lem. Derefter
traf ban fig tilboge fra set offenlige
2ib 40 Mar, men bleb for ID Mar
li6en after palgt til @ongresmano vat
large" for &enniplpania. Ssr 9or-
9erfrigen bar ban en- at 2anoets be6it
fienote Meno og manele6e fun i
@temme / at bltpe nomineret til @ice=
preii6ent @teoet for Mnoreu sSsaef-
ion, iom blep Breitoent, 6a 2incoln
bleb mpr6et. Sans itsrite Sortienelte
ligger bog /, at set por bam, Der
ifreb u6faitet til @omelteao=2ope
6en Sob, ser aabnebe iaa mango Mil-
Iioner Mcres 2anb be peltlige Sta.
ter for gfpbpggere, og iom bar gjort
mere for Noropeitens og 8eltens l16=
piflinq emo maaffe nogen an6en Sob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

2 Gents pr. Mil. Neinneiota Sc.
gislatur be6tog Girs6ag en- Sob, ser
foitietter Mofsimun-YusI Iagertat,
item paa Statens sSernbaner til g
@e11ts pr. Ril. SorFoget bar beret
pebtaget ti6lieere / Samlineen men
sSsernbnnerue snffeoes en- 8onference
ON Sueen,og en- iaaban bleb ba bol6t
n,ellem et 2eeigl glatur1opalg oe Som,
pagniernes 8epreientanter. Ser
funbe BOG life .opnaaes Wniebeo, oe
9obforilaget bleo oa fren1laet poanp
til afitemning. Get blep pebtaget
me6 olle @ten1n1er me6 l1n6tagelie al
a baa6e / &us og Se,1at, og 6a @,-
berneret, bill unoerifripe 2oben pil
ben tr9be @roft til /. Maj. Oct
bentes, at Sernbanerne oil probe So,
bens @Dloigbeo for Donftolene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05
sSSau1es s. Sill, Breli6ent fo

Sames S. Sill, Hreli6ent for
Greet Mortbern Sernbaneipitem og
ben, Ser bar bpgget bette @pitem fra
@runoen er fratraa6t Yreii6entpo-
iten, Ser er gaaet ODER til bans Sen
2ouis @. gill; bi6til 1. Bicepr9ii.
bent for @on1pagniet. sSames S. Sill
tr9oer Dog mfe no af aftip 8frfion-
be6, men peobliber at pere Er9lis
bent for 8eitprellesraaoet, bbilfen
Stilling ban biotil bar befleot 6or-
btnoelie meo at b9re &on1pagniets
Rreftoent. Sen npe Yraii6ent er
en6nu en- ung Man6> men ban bar
arbei6et / De forFiellige Mfoelinger
af Driften oe er grunbig fjenot me6
alle gnfeltbeoer at oisle. $ 2ere-
ti6en bleb ban bebonMet ganife iom
6e andre Gunftionerer og blep ls1net
iom oisie. @ans .2en bar alorig
ober $75 1noaneblig Sen Gi6 ban
arbeioe6e 6e forifiellige Departe-
menter. Sames S. Sill, Ser bleb
8anens Bre1ioent / 1883, er MI SO
@ar eammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

9en trmenbe Strnbaneitrejfe. &ele
ben forlebne l1ge er ser bleDet for
banolet / Chicago nellem &eprpien<
tonter for Trenm9noenes og &one
ouftgrernes l11ioner, SsSernbanefont
pqgnierne, Sormano for essnterltate
Commerce &on1tsiionen Mr. &napp,
@efreter Meill al Il. 81. 2abor &o'
mislionel1 ON at fin6e l1obeie til at
l1nogoa @trejfe paa Sernbanerne
8elt for @btcago. Ser er enonn tftte
truffet nogen enoelig Mfgigrelle,
men Ser er 6og Saab ON, at Der fan
opnaaes Oberensfomlt. l1nionerne
bar giort ct inpoefommenoe @frio1
pe6 at antage Set Silbub ON Sor.
bgielie i 2pnnen, iom &omDagnierne
bapbe fremiot, men De faitboloer ara'
bet ON en- 9 Sinners Mrbei6sbag
@aaleoes itaar Sagerne peo ben I'll
8lobet goar / 3resien, men en- enoe
| lig Mfgisrelie fan bentes bpert 1ie
blif. On iaaoan autboritet ion
sS,,opanorings 4onisiRr 5araent
Der mango 4ur bar 8raileent fo1
SDrbgoernes 6agforening, erflRre'
Ioet 1om fin 0ne.h ;Srtira, at oerin
lqcn @.sspi.s I'll baipe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05
Dunak- -antrrikattakp &rwfhtllfnfr.
g(f 6. 3. 6tratnuuln.

fan BRUCE beres Gaoers og Mooers
5prog. Seq buifer, at leg engang
for ca. 4 Mar ii6en oberbereoe ben
oonite screenings @aaiegiloe / Baib-
ineton Sail; Meoaftpr gaeble bar iaa
opmarfiom at ifaffe mig-oen frem.
meoe og ufienote' l1ngeripeno ell
elifper6ig og in6tagenoe 8or66ame,
Ser blep mig prpIenteret iom M}ils
&asmuslen; / Sen Sro, at alle Mer-
nelfer, Ser beo &asml1slen, funoe
foritoa Gonif, begpnote leg at fonDer-
lere min bul6e @ratie bette @prog.
Sorbablet blep ieg, oa b11n befligt
iagoe: IS beg pour pardon, lir, but
S 90 not 1n6erltan6 0aa1iib."
0engang forrnoreoeS leg oDer
Bette Spar; llu er ieg flogere og neo,
at Sifl1lin0 ,an6re 11nge 0an1fe life
bar on6et Spar at gtpe, naar Sc TIL
tales poa Ga11if.
Og bporl lebes fan man perte an6et,
raar Sorboloet er iaaleOes / 111ang=
foloige @iem beropre> at Soralore,
ion1 tiltaler 6eres 86rn paa Ganif,
faar Sbar poa @ngelff?
6eilen er lite 8gr-
n mes m n BEL %
+ 0 | 5 ent Gorelor orenes.
4ommer man til Omaha ,neo On
ffet ON at more fig blonot fine 2anosz
men6> 6a foar man bette opfDl6t
oper al Sorbentnire; man traffer en-
Mengbe u6merfeoe og eieltfri Dan-
ife, iom in1iolerti6 neiten alle ipnes
at foncentrere beres sSS1lteresier ON
sfoeiet11 ,oe bet oer,neo fslgenoe
Gus og 8A.s. s
Mporlige Snteresier optre1er TIM
enten fposmo6if eller rent forbigaa.
en6e.
Get er set bebrebelige be6 On,a6os
6anffe aoloni, Der 10 elIers teller ion
mange Menneifer, bpem man fun
Tan bol6e af.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05
@n sSernbanealDffe inotraf Eors.

@n sSernbanealgffe irotrof Eors,
oae @ftermiobag ii0ite l1ge pao
5outbern @acific 8anens 2inie mel
lem Seem Orleans og Gan Sran=
cisco, i0et ct ueitgaaen0e Nasiager=
tren / gfnrbeoen al Clifton, Gal,
lgb in6 paa ct 5i6eipor, til bpilfet
9porififtet be0 ltagtlombe6 bar ble=
bet ltoaenoe aabent. Nfoifinen og 10
al Sc ID Bogne falteoes of @poret,
og % Men11elfer onfor1, n1e0ens Sc
5aarebes Mntal onl llaaeS til 100, al
bptlfe mango fife fa11 lepe. Sl1le Sc
0mfomne meo ll41otagelle al fire bar
italtenife Sernbanearbej6ere. 5por=
.lfifterne be6 Gtotionen bar alle
Golf, 6er fun ganlfe fort Gio baboe
bapt me6 bette s(rbej6e at gjere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05
Opftanben @nmenien, ser iioite

Cpitanben / @mmenien, ser li6Ite
l1ge antog ct meget truen6e Omfang.
er MI til6els 69nnpet. Mllere6e / 2gr-
bags lpo @fterretningerne meget be-
roligenoe, og oe aller fleite 5teoer
bnr 8gnoerne ne6lagt @aabnene
Ger bopeoiogelig befto6 af Sorfe og
Seer go6billigt. gnfelte Ste6er
bar bog &ropperne maattet BRUCE
goabnene, og en- 9eI 8bn6er bar
moattet la6e 2ipet / &ene. Silt
og ber bl1sier BOG 0pitan0en op
paanb, men ga 6e fleite af 2e6erne
er orreitere6e, pentes 6e nDe l16bruo
lite at billie faa btoere 8et96ntng.
S mango Diitrifter fortrD6er 8gn.
oerne, at 6e bar la6et fig forle6e til
0pt6ierne og uobe6rer fripilligt ben
@fa6e De bar giort iamt leberer BET
rsbeoe @oos tilbage til gierne. s
2ebet al en- l1ges &io antages bet,
at Ser bill bore @o / bele 2an6et, %
for at fremfpn6e bette. bar S7brig-
beoe,1 / oe aIlereoe frebIagte 9iitrif.
ter lget at formaa 2anoeierne at gtbe
sEEsss ssesss5
iGn1tebsnoerne beore gilfaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

unoeaaes, at oell ubeloige 8egpnoel-
ie bill eipe 9fibet ct minore beIotgt
SIP for en- SID. Sor ca. 80 1,nge So
1n9r6, Der ifllloe ppret uoe paa oeres
fsrite Sogt meo Sfibet ca. 8 Tiger
efter, bill Ser folnme en- meget feoe-
Zig 5oriinfelie, Ser mulig pil itreffe
fig oper iIere Maaneoer ingen Tan
en6nu fige, bpotz lang &tb 8eporotio-
men bill tase. Sbbert 6alb fal Ma.
iterne uo al sfibet for at faa set
rei1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

Sernialems 9anh-Mmerifaner. @i
onttalte for ct Ear Tiger li6en, at Ell
Donif- -Mmerifoner, 8ecfbolt, Ser op,
rin6eltg bar californtff @ulograber,
en @effe Mar bar opboI6t fig / SSeru.
ialem, boor ban forebiier en- neiagtig
@ieneibeIle of &ri1ti @rab. @n al
bore Mbonnenter, Gru Weortba
Mein, @eo. 8anf, q. S, S rneo6eler %
fslgen6e ON benne eienoommelige
HerionIiebe6:
Som 8orn tom leg FOG Sani'
lien @an6el / @ibbenbabn, bbis elo'
ite Dntter Sobanne ienere bIeb gift
me6 8ecfbolt, 6er NOT bar li6t BE.
Iegtet me6 6amilten. 9eoturligbis
ffuloe alle ri 8prn, 6er fjen6te SAINT
lten, fen og ie rbam" Sen 9og ba1,
tom fra Mmerifa, og bi bar ipen6t
Gorpentning. Seq babbe terft mtg,
at ct Menneife, Ser / iaa mango Mar
bopoe opbol6t fig blan6t oe v@il6e"
lom ban bab6e i116bil6t os, maatte ie
meget re6ielsbeffen6e u6. @tor bar
oerfor min Sfuffelle, 6a D6ren gil
op, og en- bgi Mon6 me6 ct Iangt
@feg, ifgrt Sraffe og meo en- itor
runo Sat og ct Har itore ul6ne San.
ter, traabte i116 me6 ct 6anif u@of
Sag" v&an Sc tale 9anif?" iagoe
| leg. Senere, ga bi brat &affe, iogoe
ban: usssa, lille Sen, tit Sproq
glen1mer man alorig, bbor lengt
man enc er borte fra fit Ge6relan6.
Men ianti6tg rofte ban fin Sop ODE,
| til fin tiIfonmenoe &uitru, Sobanne
og iag6e:: uBil Du rput" Gutter
min &affe." Set nar bet eneitt
frernn1eoe Orb leg Tan butte bar
br,1gte, men set benptte6e ban alti6. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

GemmeaHsa bette Slabs Gftet.
retnineer fra BET sau.le 9ans n,6
Gn1re 8Iaaes % &rto, ON 8e nset
an1et @tess timber 1s,n feotsere -
Ter mere panflii
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

XI.
Sper Wfisiouriflose,ls inapie6e
Tonbe, iom filler Staterne Soma %
g}ebrofo, naaebe ri 01naba, Nebr.,
benun6er Mften ben 81. Sftober, o9
n1o6toges fer al Raitor g. .. 9.
8rocfmeper, Ser bite fig. at bore Sen
opmerfiomme @lffparoigbeo perioni=
ficeret. Meb bam lptlte bi til Nften
paa 8ocDelors' @otel, bborefter ban
fuIgte os til bort On1aba &barter,
lon9t u6e / 8pens ipolige Gel; bo5
Souragebon0ler s. Neterlen opllog ri
bore Houluner ct 8ar Gage
Sen %. Sftober - en- Sgn0ag
bolot ieg Tore0rog &irfen paa Sea,
penlportb 5treet; Set par oprinoelig
belten1t at futile bol0es ON 9lftenen;
men Ell Sptre6en famine Mften al ct
Yar 0anife &unltnere an0etlteos I
Bpen ng6pen6iggior6e en 9gn0ring
nit Nrogram meo oct @eiultot, at
Gore6raget rnaatte benlegges til ON
@ftermi60agen. Sg 6enne Soran-
bring bebirfe6e, at mango, iom el=
lers btloe bbre Soreorag, blep borte
/ ben lpffelige Ero, at oet biloe bore
ti6snof at fomme til ben fsrit beitem'
te &io.
ssssbrig iaa ri iaare 1i6t al Omaba
= toffet bore ben ita6ige SfDlregn,
iom 8pen / oe Dage blep belfignet
meo. 90 Der er ganffe biit life ier.
Zig ueget nerfpnr6tgt at eaa efter
rneo l1n6taeelie, ,noaffe, of bet 6eiIi.
Ice offenttIIiige a9it e oer 81: q:
Ioisponerer oper lite ioa fao pripate
lgan,linger al iiel6ne NunuFripter,
Bigger, ~Doflmerter, Msbnter, Sob.
beritif og an6re interesiante @orite+
ter.
&ioligere bap6e leg poret Sna-
ia IS @onge og fien6te nogle
9onife biit og ber; me6 Dem fornpes
oes MI 8efien6tifabet. 8pen teller
ca. $4,000 s5nobDggere, af bbem ca.
1000 er inoban6re6e 9unife. Get
er lpffeoes ct lite ganife lille Mntol
af bore 2an6sm9n6 oenne 8D at
ibinge fig op til aniete @tillinger,
og a6ftllige af Dem eier imuffe> BEL
baben6e @iem.
8lan6t 6e pi6eit fien6te Donife
maa nebnes Sopbus S. geeble, u6gi-
Der og @befreooftbr al uDen Danife
Bioneer" Gofteman<6 <6re6erifien,
ian1me 8laos mongeaorige 6pgtige
99eoaftionsiefreter, Orfeiter6ireftsr
geor6in> &eeneren $. .@nfebslle, @is
en6on1sfomisfioner .. 6. 9lien,
Sormano for Sc iammenRutte6e 6an-
ffe l1ngoomsforenineer Nebraifa -
% en66a en Gel anbre, bbis Nobne
lite ltge / 9iebliHet ri11oer mig /
&1.
9aniferne erupperer fig ber =
Iom an6re Ste6er, bpor De fin6es i
itbrre Mntal II 2oger af 6et 6anife
8rooerian1fun6 (bnis Ooeriefreter,
$. micbaelien bar tit @ontor Der
/ 8pen), en- Mf6eling af De 1ammen>
lutte6e 6anife 6oreninger, en- @enig,
be6 al bber af oe to itore lutberffe
&irfeiamfun6 ian1t en- 6ramatif
&lub, Ser ipiller ct go6t og u6balst
@epertoire -. faa goot niit, ion1 ipil-
Les Tan of Dilettanter.
Mf Meno, bpis @irfionbeo bar
lat @por 6et praftiffe amertfanife
2ib fnnoe 119bnes Sta6seleftrifer
Micbaelien, bbem Ri fIpgttgt bilite
paa.
S @aI ,ngton SaH, iom MI er paa
tDffe &9n6er, bol6er 9aniferne 6eres
feftlige og an6re Sammenfomlter,
men paatenfer en- lite altfor fiern
Gren1ti6 at reiie 6eres egen Sore
ntngsbpgning. Man unorer fig bare
ober, at oe lite bar giort BET for lqn.
ge fi6et.
Sent bortiet fra ben 0mitanbig'
lbeo, at {elFabeligt 2tb florerer Der
BDe1 toges Ser lite nogen iarnlet %
opb s5nteresie / anore og mere be'
Ie11tlige rationale Opgaper;; @rl1noen