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Easily Made RefrgeratOv.

From tie 81. Louis Globe Democrat
housekeerers who have only a small uuan-
tity OF butter. milk or something like that.
which they wish to keep cool for a few hours
need not worry themselves to make a long
trip downstairs into the cellar to the refrgera-
tor and back again.
An excellent small capacity refrigerator
can be improvtsed out Of a 4, inch flower
pot. Put whatever Is wanted on an inverted
saucer. in q large dish or tray. Turn IN.
flower pot over the saucer. stop the little
drainage hole With a cork. pour water over
the pot and let tt run down into the tray
the thing 10 DONE. ~
The pot IL porous and evaporates the water
perfectly cool and the plate Of butter or
bottle. OF milk will be a. well preserved "a
though In q Refrigerator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28

IF Won should ever go into an Indian tepee.-
said John II. Seger. remember they have
rules OF etiquette that are more rigidly ad-
hered to than In our psrlors.
DO not think they are not sensitive. for
they are more so than the Japs. II YOU
make fun Of his layout the whole family
will remember the insult for a lifetime. The
seat of honor Ia just opposite the door. across
the lnre pit. Wait until You are invited be-
fore you take that seat. III YOU 20 boiling
into an Indians tepee and rush over and take
this vacant seat he may not take You by the
nape Of the neck and throw YOU ont, but he
would like TO II he thought IL could be done
without cutting on his ~rstions.
In leaving the tepee never pass between
any one and the fire. An old chivalric warrior
a hole in the wall on the north side in a BLIZZARD
before he would violate this rule OF etiuuette
and pass between his guests and the smoking
embers."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28

almost covered by soutache embroidery In
exceedingly smart and will be much In evil
denoe at Trouville, but the redingote Of
crepe or soft silk has been a noticeable
feature OF the Paris season.
One odd and picturesque ~redingote model.
turned out originally for the Grand Prix,
has already appeared In the shop Of one OF
our most fashionable importers, though
the color scheme differs from that Of the
original model. This coat has been sketched
for our central group, n back view being
gwen because tbs sash arrangement In the
back In the most striking feature Of the
Goa The coat seen on Fifth avenue IL
a practical dust cloak OF ecru shantung
with bands and sash Of black silk; nut the
model was In smoke gray silk with
bands and sash In a lighter gray and ac-
companied a frock Of striped silk mousseline
in W. shades Of gray.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
HORSES, roo, LIKE ICE.
Hut Perhaps. This VI Thinks. Most Any
Animal Would In This weather.

Il knew that dogs like ice" said the man
with a fan, because I'd seen dogs licking
cakes Of ice left on the sidewalk, or munching
little chunks OF ice that they had picked up
around: but ! didn't know until to-day that
horses like Toe In the same way. This MORN
ing l saw an Ice wagon halted by the side
walk in my street, and back of that a grocer's
wagon; and while the iceman and the
grocer's boy were In the house the grocery
horse had inched mp and was very COM
fortably licking one Of the big cakes of ice
In the tail end OF the Ice wagon. Yut /
guess now that maybe most any kind of an
animal would like ice in this weather"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
A Home Made Automobile.
From the kamsas CITY Times

From Me Kansds Cur TiNnes.
Henry Lacy. Q negro Who owns a b,cvcl.
repair shop on East Second street, hs. budls
. motor car that 10 run by . wood burning
engine.
The frame Of the car was taken from AN
old motor car and the engine was purchased
Sy snS nssro as Q Junk shep. This engine
nsd swsyb by = gtoyeptps erected on the front
end Of the csr.N The wheels we're taken from
nfne'S eapsdty 10 about is h~orss.noxsT:'
~ hee only. one ~spoed-aght miles an hour.
Lccy nel also made . motorcycle from an
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sojourning in country homes or at minor
resorts until the little Paris on the Nor
mandy coast shall be at it's maddest and
merriest.
Paris itself has been mad enough and
merry enough to satisfy the most exacting,
all the way from Auteuil to Grand Prix,
and if connoisseurs Of dress are to be be-
ieved the fashion show has been even
more brilliant than usual. The toilettes
worn have been phenomenally beautiful
and ~extravagant and the French fashion
chroniclers have exhausted their language
in laudatory description OF frocks and
hats and cloaks. If we are to believe
them never have the Polo Club at BogateIle,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28

Hungary, Il gives place in interest to the
Marianen Cross OF the Teutonic Order. one
OF the Oldest religious orders
or German orders and great.the
King has scores. They never zee h light
unless q Grand Duke or a Margrave comes
to court More interesting are the various
Eastern orders. many OF which are more
grotesque than valuable. though his Majesty
H. extremely proud OF his Japanese order
OF the Chrysanthemum. which is a mar
vellous piece Of exquisite Japanese ens mel
work. and consists OF n large yellow
bloom set among green leaves and sur
rounded by four smaller flowers. The
Siamese Order OF tho White Elephant is less
peculiar than the Danish Order Of the Ele-
plant, which 10 extraordinarily clumsy and
eccentric.
The King Is proud OF his Legion Of Honor.
and he nearly always wears a tiny slip OF
red ribbon when he " IN France. He also
S h3la sns French cTSs.. Mot,, tSs,y Msdsl and ,s tss
have contributed TO the scores Of cases
that lie in the royal safes include Turkey.
with three Orders, three from Hawaii,
two from Belgium, Baden. Denmark and
Hanover. Italy, Brazil. Greece. Bulgaria
as do Sweden. Norway, Hesse. Persia.
the Netherlands and ali States and king
doms Of United Germany.
The King has founded but one order
since his accession. though he has en-.
His Majesty's own creation 10 distinctly
democratic. a. fits the times, for not q
single ROYALTY belongs 70 L.. II is limitSd
20 those whose works and desds have won
for them . sure place In the worlds social.
when tho Order Of Merit was instituted
IN iso7 by the King the number Of members
was limited 70 twelve. but IL was quickly
extended, and now numbers nearly q score.
Heredity. birth and breeding have no
chance IN winning this order. 1t 10 the
kmgle a-etutsneas that ho should have
seen that the time for such an institution
was ~ hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
EMBROIDERED AND BRAIDED.

the Tennis Club at Pateaux. the salons.
the Alice des Acacias. the fashionable
rest the smart tea reoms-all the
backgrounds against which Partisan ele-
gantes ove to pose-seen a more brilliant
exhibit Of toilettes than was shown this
season.
During recent years the races. always
immensely popular with the smart folk
Of Paris, have lost some Of their spectacular
effect because Of a tendency toward more
simple and severe costuming for the races
The notorious women had seized upon the
opportunities for display offered by the
great racing events and made those events
occasions for such extravaganza Of dress
that the women of the better class con-
ceiSed the idea of differentiating by going
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28

Of line is a loose. short kimono model,
reaching only n little below the waist line
and usually made with the kimono sleeves
slit up the outside to show the fluffy frock
sleeve beneath. Embroidery OF one kind
or another is as a rule lavished upon such
a coat, soutacbe figuring prominently here
as elsewhere in fashions realm
Certain costumes which excited enthusiast
tic admiration and comment during the
Grande Semaine in Paris were OF superb
laces made with the loose clinaing rcd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28

description and compact Of hand embroid-
cry and lace.
Her hat and parasol matched her redin-
cote, as is always the case in toilets which
include one Of the picturesque coats OF
color contrasting with the rock. Coats OF
vivid c~olor-hussar blue. violet. jade or
emerald green, &c.-have been numerous
in every fashionable reunion, parasoi hat
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-01-19

Italy proposes to fight the Standard
OIL Company. Hasn't Italy learned
that suicide Ia q crime?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-01-19
LEGAL INFORMATION.


\ statutory agent Of foreign cor.
poratlOn to receive service Of summons
IL held in Bennett w. Supreme tent.
X. Of N. (Wash.), . l.. II. \. (N. S.
$50. to have no power to admit or
waive service where 1t has not been
properly made.
Reformation OF a policy Is held. In
Aetna Insurance Company vs.. Brannon
(TeXas), = l.. Il. \. On. s. 5iS, not
to he necessary where, without the
knowledge Of the insured. it located the
property In building older than that
designated by him.
Mandamus Is held, in State OK rel
Wyman. i. & Co. vs.. Spokane County
Superior Court (Wash.). = l.. II. 4.
On. 81 56S. To be the proper remedy
to prevent Il court having exclusive jul
rlsdictlon TO hear and determine a pro-
ceedins from ordering Il change OF
venue.
The exhibition, by one seeking dam.
ages for personal injuries, of the IN
jurcd portion of his person 10 the Jury
Is held, In Houston Il 4. &. II. II. COM
pnny VS.. Anglln (TcND, . L., II, 4.
IN. 81 3si. To waive his right to OBJ
ject TO the courts requiring him to cy-
hblt 1t for examination by defend
ants witnesses.
The lien of mortgage on the prop.
erty of an asslgnor is held, in McDan.
lei VS.. Osborn llnd), = J.. II. A. (N.
s. 6l3, not to he displaced by stat.
ute providing that all debts due for
labor shall, when the debtors property
passes into the hands OF an assignee.
be paid In full before paying any other
except legitimate costs and expenses.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-01-19
BRANCH APPELLATE COURT

HENRY V. FREEMAN, Presiding Justice
FRANK BAKER, FREDERICK A. SNll
A. X. Porter, Clerk Appellate Court.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-01-19
judiciary of Cook County.
APPELLATE COURT JUDGES

FRANCIS ADAMS Presiding Justice.
EDWARD O. BROWN, JESSE HOLDOM.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04

ts.nels eipe fsIbipss
ssaeeu itfspdret eua6
oerne hpis itfe 81 gtaigtaato u,a
81 bonner Fr,buion or preibp,ni
helen. 1Jorb..nbsfenotor dorater
.laanb NiooI 81 4 ffre ia q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og sonife urttg
gRlgeres s)n.,ntbi. 81 ben gr.oI
lprbol Sa:atet ol,nreIbt Aitgrtl
pon Brafpenter or Affe6gelies:
90 en4enIiebeb ras e,'a.
td 81 beotage Ell ReioI,ltion On, 9
Der It'll foretoge q, u~noeriggell,
.a,.oaontbe MffeoieeIien. Grari6er-
ten bar loa 6orbaanb meobeHs &
ban pI fatte III gcto paoen bpiltsl
Jon BELT 2ob, Der fritiierer bba.
iJrergangsnaaoe Tom eperfte efsc
mtipe Mpnbigbeb, % DeotagS 50.
ben ober ba1s Beto, pil AaH iimpel
Fer, u11oInoe at tage &fulpn III ben
% 8gidteret bill ntttageia itfe BE Re
fatte zig meo ben Sing heller, me-
HuIbe ben gigre Set, er ban reoe Il
ogfan at bpoe ben Changer.
EIkANFE5sH -SErV.4H leHNF sTs{@aS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04
vannit.Nmerifaneren1

e. Rapnet poa Ct MT lofalt oan'it
Blao for Seem BORT, rcoigere al
.gssrolpict"s fibligere @eoafter, ST..
Gn1il Gpfier. 8la6et, al bill
fet 81 bor mobtaget Ct gu.
mer, CT pa1t noitpret, % gfnbnet Ct
lieeleoes rellpoe1oe. Rer llbelotg<
'bts bar bette Mobn dler praftiit
tnset bet famine hrrf br1lgt 10
@ange fer, ferite Bang Berb Nnt>
bob, q. S., % a11ben Gang Min-
neapolis, oe begge oisfe g1npnefGtre
bar hnpt eli frunf SHatbne5 % CT,
meget fort 2epetio. Smi6lertio
mbat Is in a name. 81 snffer Sol
Ie6u en- IRrgere 2epeti6 % bebre
0pftte en6 fine Gorga1tgere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04
@oofeDelt % ssrafrr.
SDen u9rnefte Hreuntib BIZ te

=6a, rerrnefte Brentio BIZ De
be9prbe en- at be lipItgfte aaruse
6orbunbsfeuott, fom nta1t ! lang
Fiber bar paret Mib.1e III. % BET
e tie uianbfpnIigt, al be Gore1Ro
6fahrs i,ore BoIittf for Ell Longer
siogperiooe bill blipe prngt at l1o
jnl6d AZ 6enne ao,11p. Set er be.
u,eeet onttnIte Afffeotgdk af 8eger=
tropper,,e ! 8rotpnsoilIe segos, ion.
6en oueier fig EN-. S % for @ e,
benne affare rent abninftrot;D. Sol
DHcpIi1en Spre,1 9fpD Be
I raiibenten ment M rigttgit Ct 81.
sHeotge Sc .Meaerfontpagspier. bpis
Il nosIe Meble1rrrer apoesgiort
fs;ers Ie1a'asl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04
airteitrioen ! 6raufrise,

8et er me6 uD Re, at Sc,
4dtnp, Der i oenne Gio fpreaoa,
mellem Stat og Strife / Jnmfrige.
tiloragu iig belle 8erbers &pmGrff
}ombeo. 9pao uofaloet al Sen pi
blibe er lite let at f~or16itgc, % BOO
-ra1ifal Sc le6en6e Statgmqn6
3Jranfrigc for tG11ft fig, at abifilla
slen >ifslloe bore, CT life iulbt opIpit.
!; 9bs 5ronl fmpnoenc foritaor a
lpie oereS egct 2onbs 8iltorte ret
bill De neppe gaa IND poo at gientag,
BET Sorlpg,> Der for 100 Mor liioc!
blep giort | Set iot11l,c Qan6 poo d
joge &rtlteuooutn,cn eIler erbper an.
ben Mrt Meii9ion I'D al 2unbet. 1Gpr
bget oengong misIpffeoes beIt o,
boloent og forte for en- 9ib til e,
Mnarfi, buis 2tge life ofte CT {et /
8eroen. Meu cit or%ganiieret 5tat6
firfe og 3rilten6om er belIer life of
Iolut ct % set famine, Oct h1no
mnaife meo ful0 iao meee1t Ret IL
ges> at Ell lecen6e friten Strife 1T
ct forenelig me6 en- 5ammenbIon
Ding ue6 Staten. Oil S%ronfrige beo
Sen 4,1barenoe aomp for MbifiIIeli
al Stat % Strife itun6fe. noor hetr
Maal ct naaet, og life fege at fonn
ME felbe @%elieionel, iom iaaban til
9tbS, bl set liffert / BET lange Qeb
babe giort 6ett,,e EFT ltsrre Ejeneite
e16 Bet ieIb bab6e tpnft. tmt Sell,
gione1,S 8enner % .Uil hope flare
Stm6punfter at boloe }tg til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04
9anif groberiamiuub = Is

s. oenue l1ge bill Ser blipe afboI6t
oanife Setter pan mango Gteoer
Mmerifa / Mnleont1g. at Dag1f Brc.
oerlanfun6s 20 Mars 3ubiIa1lm, Of
Der h,1 t1tgen SpipI bore ON, at
8rooerianhtn6et bor al gob @r,,nb
til at boloe Set. Sbi bet bar ct
tort % bel uofbrt Arbejbe at fe til.
bnge pod, bnr 1agt en- Brun0poIo
sPaa boilten efterbuonoen f1ere %
ilere 9un1te fan lnu1les. Soao
8rooerlamf,tn6et / De forlsbne Is
Adr bar bun6et, ct lite nnoet beo
mitflDbenoe Blaner euer beo at fill
fine Me6lenuner Gor6eIe ! llS1iet
.Dm lite hu,ne opfpl0es. Sapne, II
gefremme @h916 fra 6urm 3erf
feb og 8l1tif, Der bar fet 2ipet oe
sets @eo- og Mo6gan9e UNDER 9i
1.ette, bar forenet fig ON at ltaa bin
anoen Fl / be 9iebIiffe 2ipet, 5,
YrppeIierne FILES banr6eit, bn mate
rid Sjudp tranges mtnoit Itoe To-
banr6t iom oan6eiig Croft. s8eful
tatet af henne sammenlutnine ea
bet heoite 8epB or, at ben bnrenb
ganfe er in1b % bur 2%ibsfroit. ST
Sen rtnge Agpn6eI1e | 1882 er Bro
eerianfunbet bofiet op til at tell
237 2oger me6 omtre1t 1850
Me6Iemmer. 90 6en 9iaIp al for
HRuig Mrt,iom er pbet Samhn1betS
Me6lemmer eller oeres gfterlabte,
begbn6er itprft at nnrme fig Wil
lion Collar Merfet. 2a6 bet hin
bIibe 1agt, at 9unif 8roberfomfunb
life orbeioer for be bbie SSoea!er.
Set bor ubrettet, bba6 Der ct ltge ia:
n,eget ber6: Set bar giDet BET oaglig
baar6e Nrbejbe og Glib Ell Bag
grun6, bbrrpua ftaar maIet BetrD8-.
ge[ie for &ienmet % Be @iterIa6te.
81 9anife / Mn1erifn bar gpI6tI
@ruirb til paa SubtIna1msbagen 1t
tnffe 9nnif Wroberiarnf1ub foe bba6
set bar ubrettet bIonbt os.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04

aDas psear ! sbtHet e ifsIee
9elegrom fra 9BoefboIm 81 81; Re-
Gender | COB BeortItg. men er
bog pipIiom, ON ban 81 blipe belt
rot bdn opergoot ON Rqtterne,
8oa ba,ts Mppetdssrpoo men $idrtes
|uirffornbeoen q MreaeIneiig %
Ion beItemee
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04

Str-4 &.E.s4
Friieu pan aerofene fu, Dentes
icrbpiet Ell ttar Sren.tio. Sshn g.
'RoefeieQer bar nernIis fianfd gbis
agOllniDeriitpen Rptaarssape paa..
8 MiilIiioueragpllar ar
RoefeieIIers eter anoen Nifutet
0ertne 2nreanitoH benbeo IS MiIlios
|ner DOIlars nprfeligt not Boz
Ter uabtrudot Ell TorbgieIie Din
,triien autioip meo anioneIIzs
har eitera @oberle aoe
|ernaot iIiausa
abefRaeIia
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04
Ea.sSaa epN.a;e 40
st @nrtau mehs Gdnmotb er abb

RAtsuW MeD 3elnnotn eIsaaO.
net qonoon at Solnation Arrnp's
.Bee'r'eral Boot, ,,1,oer Sarens Sc
'oflfe.o otb e. tornr,et I'll ben 5luts
Ini''e#d 6lertallH d 9eIpnoro hin:
.oe n'toaaoes bbis geIortoroerer
bapoesbnbt & 5teoat henbe1be Id
|ola9inip dIerRaao.qne Sc en1.
betroes lreausts
ssifnttlo'arer pi bIipe bepare
s5sssE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04
Sernbaaefne % Bnbiitnu1.

Set Tan life nngtes, at bet Itore
Ba1blifun1s TiIli6 til Sernbanefom-
pagnierne eiterbaan6en er blepet
lrnffet betp6eligt> % De iiblte Ei6ers.
8egnenbeoer bar bioraget life
mnhlt til bette. Sc DpIpsninger,
pr. ct fremfomne peb 1nberipgeIier-
nc al Nariager til 6ragtbIofaben i
0orbDeite11 bar, flint De enbnu life
foreligger iamleoe, tpoelig NOT bi1t
ben ftore Grang, BET Sffentligbe<
oens Snteresie er til en- aontrol
ODER Sernbaneoriften fra 9tatS el-
Ter Observation-Disclosures 5ibe.
Burmanr DC Common Carriers,
Der iii en- bis @rao optrr6er oberfor
eiler betiener Bublifum paa @ege<
ringens Begne, fife .m fploeitgiere
Dc &rab paa lp11meIi@ 8eje1ing,
(om Der me61 Mette titles til benz,
for at fore 2anoitraffniineer life
iigefrem ifal nojatts for: at lioe
Npb | en- eller qnben @etning, eller
for life at funrte faa afiat fine Ero-
butter, ioa mao 8egieri1gen idp.
igribe tn6 for at reguIere Trafifen.
Men cen 9ing ct Der, Ser. umoaife
mere en6 no9et anbet bibrager til
at giere ben ltores 8efpIfning 1feptiif.
oberfor %Sernbane.< @ompanierneS
epne til at uhfsre, bpao Be bar pna-
taget fig % bet CT Ell Sing, Ser fal-
Der itGrft ! Riue,.e;; bet er De ltobig
bpppigere Sernbane1lpffer. S ga.
gene pmfrins SSal bar Der funot to
ltore ulpfter Steo, en- pe6 G11oer-
lin, q. Cat, en- ottben tqt ubenfor
Observation-Disclosures. 8on]fe pii
CT lupffer bper Munbs 9erre. n,ef.
bet ltgger BOG meget mar at. antage
at moor ben enc autaitroie iaaieoeS
felger obel,paa ben n1,ben, n1na be
bore iGrlige @runoe for bette. 8
@runoen er ,ttbioIiomt Goripmms
li9b6 fra Observation-Disclosures
s@ibe: S TilfGl0et beb g11berlm G
benre 10 fuo tgmefaloen6e, at Sc.
iffe e1ga11g en- giort Boribo paa a
negte ben. Soar: (aq e,tbou Som
pagnierne aobent ertlareoe liz piIIi
til at aisle Def 9lnlpor, Der paabpiler
benz for bbn6 De bor %forbruot, hun
De man tilgibe benz en6eIl::'saAaQQen he
er bba6 De life cir. Set ct bitter
ligt, at Der I. gfs. beb Gnberli
bar Mgenter til Gtebe for apmpoe.
MET, iom umiobelbart eiter ltlpffe.
git fra BET enc fumeoe Dffer I'll De
nn6et % naiten tbnng bisie Ill at al,
ffiinbe fig meb @ompogniet for Sc,
5faoe, be bop6e Iibt, for ubetpoelie.
Gunner. MdrgIer man ct Bebie
for, at Aorporationer ma1,aIer 5ia!!
na ton 1,n, bente BET Ell fao6a.I
Grerneangsmaobe. Sci &c en Cum
penbb urber ole Sorbol6 Ct fD6...
aniboret ia fig, men aIler met h,m
pert er 1oet, unar BET girIber Re'rte
Tein.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04

9ettt 8lab er mes fit igtafDefs.
lerloe Snobolo og tiltaIeroe l1oitpreI
e JorboIb til tin Nris uoDertruf
fet at ncset anoet Slab Der Fan
soeti iau1lrte Sprog Mbonaer pac'
sbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04

aor Yoben fnrr1,ter bd lite ii.
meaet al pdn ii bebore @elieione1.
| Sronfrige, men bd e Tor BAN era
% oIere etgsaetipgrgsn1aoI ben ro=
mrifff,futbalfe airfebi 1erif ellie
n,iyloidnrne meoberRe,,be
Bdpefirfm 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BOB forl
Ie'beotaeeuaben sns lrtnir
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-04

&lagen, 3gosraIlen % Raaben ON
SipIp, ION trob}er enbper 8eifripeI-
e, .og iom etl6nA ringer | bore 3ren
90 faar &aaret til at reiie fig paa
bort Sobeb: Set bele lbs alt anbct
er6 bpggeIigt ne6 til os paa Bunben
at @l.inprnes bbor Dii bar. m1bragt
me6 Ell og6 Ra1lb tprrS ODER os,
fra bbcm Blobet itabig orDppeoe ne6
bert Mriigt, % meb Ell anoetl
Maro in6efIem ommm meb os,
bpis oanptttipe Gfrigeno g gpnrgen
znaiten giorbe Meoers pi Iaa
iauleoeS fom9nnfe1 opers ON Be
6DDppige S~IDebranbe, om fna let op..
.itaar peb GopuIpffer 90 ON oe
RGoaIer4en faaban nuibe irelnfaIbe j
Rutnertte, bporsminbff5o Mennefter,
bore baablgit ADVERTISEMENTS pa-,
&c iStarb I'll at frigiere Iig ieID, oe
.pi parznetop peh at gipe Dp % finite
Der, 81 81 enbelp ifeIneoe rin 90
;Raab uoenfor, ses inart Iso gfgebug.
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Aus Sem iibrisem Tbeilem.

W~ipnbprf, IA. Sebr. Cine title.
ernite Srauerfeier mar es. melhe
belte Dem peritorbenen Sanedr5t. Srn.
Sr. Iartin alein. pelien 9eide nnf
Gttelbriid iiberfiibrt imiroe. bereitet
lporben iii. Son Der Hegierung ipas
rem anipeienb Die $50. Staatsminiiter
GpIfen une General : Sireftcr De
Waba. Don Iereinen ipobnten bel
Die Nuiif : @eieuibaft bon Ispslt,
Die Seueripebr uno Der Surnperein
bon Nonbprf. Sr. General Director
Sc 8aba nno Sr. Siireermeiiter Iarr
bielten ergreifenbe 9rauerreoen. 3r.
alein iplrbe firhlib besraben.
Sanbmeiler, IA. Sebr. sm pcrs
gangenen Wontag f~eierten i'm afeile
ibrer ainber nno G~inoeSfinoer unb
unter Sablreiher @etbeiliguua Der
Srtseinipobner, oie @beleute S6lenss
2ebnere ibre eoloene Soh5eit.
Sciurt, IA. Sebr. Cine @diiers
leitlng. mel6e Die i'm Dan beariffene
e~rgGnSen ioa. pirb binnen auracm
bier erbant neroen; Yl1nc une &os
Itcnanihlas i'm getra9 bon $4,000
Eranfen iinb bon Der Iderbaus Wers
paltun9 in Suremburs aneefertigt
fporoen.
Suacrid. II. Sebr. Sn bieliacm
Stablmerfc mar am Mprtae Der ans
gi6borf sebiirtise. 27 Sabre alte ars
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9as Srauenbers.
(Na6 elmer Sase.)

gnsel nnbmen einen Sropfen 9bau,
Bieberipieselno reines Simmelsblau.
unb elm einfam 0eilfen aus benz
Sbnl,
@on Der Worsenrrtbe einen StrabI.
Gin 8ergiBmeinnidt gar fleiu,
I~baepfiidt I'M Wonoenihein;
@aben Iues bann binein
Sn BEN &elh GER ellie rein.
Stellten es nit frobem Wutb
gin Der 9iebe Ianfte 8Iutb,
nno Die S6mctterlinse mubten mas
6en,
I'm Die 8lutb nit Sliiseln ~an5ufas
diem.
Gls 8etpiir3 nod famen Yappelbldts
ter,
Iariens. Sommers unb aprirenfpets
ter,
5ier5u spiien Tie bag Seufaen unb
bag Se5nen.
Srobe Soffnung. manden '@unih.
bn3n nod S6rGnen,
Oedten's an Damn nit GeSuIb unb
Webmutb,
Ste1fen's in ben Shis bon WilS'
unb 0emutb,
Idbieung i'm @liid unb Srommigfeit
I'M S6mer3,
llnb aus oieiem Iuen tparb bas
Srauenber5.
Was bic Manner lefsn fs1sn.