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New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
Female

Female.
IIOTTgEWORKER ER-Experienced girl in
apartment: two in family. cali MONDAY
wANTED-StronR young woman as sec
reference required; wages $50 Apply Mon
day morning IL West 47th st.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions
for Tribune received at their Up
town once. No. 1884 Broadway. between
36th and 3Tth sts.. until o'clock p. m
Advertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular office rates until
q o'clock D. m. viz: 254 Sth ave. 8. 9.
cor. 23d ST: 153 9th ave. cor. 18th st;
92 East 14th st: 25T West 42d ST: be-
at; 1898 Sd ave-. between 76th and sIth
sts: 1925 80 ave. near eist 81 Ilos 1st
ave; near seth st. Az 11a 81 East ss 12'th ST.
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10TH ST, 100 WEST. opportunit
70 secure comfortable rooms. satlsfactor
table: well kept house; references.
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FRIENDS SEMINARY. FRIENDS SCHOOL

go to 22s East 10 to lis schermerhorn St.
Nev york Brooklyn y. 7.
KrSDERGARTEN and PREPARATORY SCHOOLS for
CTPTS ana BOYS Individual instruction. Regular
course includes LANGUAGES MUSIC. ART. MANUAL
TRAINING Large Fairgrounds NCN-SE~IARAAN-
FAN term begins September 23rd, 1907
CATALOGUE SENT ON REQUEST.
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HORACE MANN SCHOOLS

Of Teachers College. Columbia University:
Perfect appointments for all grades Physcal Eou-
cation Building open Saturday out-oidoo clubs.
Afternoon study Elementary school. open
SAMUEL T.. DUTTON, Supt.
Broadway and 12oth St. New York
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5eTH ST. 800 WEST-Handsomely fur
nished. large and small rooms. with
board: house newly fitted; references ex-
changed.
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AIIen-Slevenson School

FEW Busy PEOPLE can accommodated who desire
20 improve physical condition by boarding win
psytiesi trainers private residences: honelike atnos
iee fne cooking; daily home and at down
usn studios. near Central Park. East Eide al o.
s..ntt MONTAGUE PHYSICAL TRAINING STUDIOS
~ e els: Street. z W. 42d ST. Tel S7i Bryant
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YONKERS.-HoUse delightfully."- situated; !;
river view; large grounds; wido verandas; !;
steam heat: attractive dining room; excel
lent cuisine and service; near station and
trolley. 379 Warburton ave.
RRTE ST l4G EAST-NsrY desirahIa
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MADISON AVE. SS.-With board. desir-
able rooms: private baths: appointments
first class; references exchanged
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ALLIANCE FRANCHISE

FREE COURSES IN FRENCH
dollars Inscription Zee
October LIST at Columbia UntveTsit
I.lbrarv Buldinge and at the College OF Physician
and Surgeons s9th Street and 10th Avenue tAud
,oriurn Information may be obtained from Assstan
Secretary Of Alliance Francaise. q Washington SQuar
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ADVERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions
for The Tribune received at their Up
town Office. No. 1884 Broadway, between
seth and 3Tth SITS. until O'Clock p. m
Advertisements received at the following z
branch Offices at regular Office rates uls'u
O'Clock p. m. viz: 254 sth ave. 5 o.
cor 23d st; 1873 9th ave. cor. 18th ST.:
a2 East 14th St: 25T West 42d st
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COOK and wAITRESS.-By mother and
daughter: IN email private family city or
country. Mrs Jaygo. 333 East 125th St
New-York tribune., 1907-09-22

72D ST, 120 WEST.
between IL and subway express stations;
charming rooms; superior table: references
given and required.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-07
A PRACTICAL BIBLE GLASS.

A group of young men have organ
lied a Bible class at, the Y. NJ. G. A.
that is taking up very practical
course of study. 1t is not a drop-in-
and take-it-easy class, but has organ
lied to study and learn something. The
outline of the winters work includes a
study of the divisions of the Bible, its
history and principle versions, the
of Palestine, the leading
facts of Old Testament history and in
stitutions. and: the great persons who
made the nation. Later the gospels, let
ters, early church, and New Testament
institutions viii be taken up
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-07

Smith Comes to Trial in Manila
After Capture by
Cablegram.

| Charles g. Smith, who was returned
from Honolulu to Manila to stand trial
on three charges. was arraigned in
Manila on September 3. according to
the Manila Times of that date.
Smith weakened and pleaded guilty
to two charges of obtaining money
under false pretenses. estafa, and the
prosecuting attorney recommended
dismissed. Judge Gilbert granted the
motion for dismissal of the one charge
and gave Smith the light sentence of
three months Imprisonment on each
of the two estafa charges. The SEN
tence also requires that Smith indem-
Nifty his victims. one with 200 pesos
and the other with 29O pesos. or suffer
subsidiary imprisonment of one month
additional in each case.
The estafa charges against Charles
G. Smith alleged that he sold the same
piece of property in Intramuros to two
different persons. each time accepting
money for the property. 1t was to
these charges Smith pleaded guilty.
The case which was dismissed al
legged that Smith had forged the names
of Frank H. Goulette and William T.
Suthergill to a note for n pesos, and
secured the money on the note from
William Robinson.
Smith was taken off the transport
Logan at Manila on September 2.
At Honolulu, United States Marshal
Hendry arrested Smith aboard the
transport Thomas. en- route to the
Coast, upon cable information from
Manila. He gave no trouble here. He
was kept in the brig en- route to Ma
Mia.
He professed ignorance as to what
were the specific charges against him.
He was told that he was brought back
for forging somebody's name to a
note"
81 never did anything like that
know said Smith.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-07
THOUGHT WARREN LOST.

Army officialdom in Manila was anx-
ious early last month over what it
imagined was the delay of the trans
port Warren, and she was supposed to
be two days overdue on September 4,
when as matter OF fact she was on
time when she reached Manila. Two
vessels of the navy stood in readiness
to go in search of the Warren If Gen.
eral Wood deemed it expedient. Cen
eral Wood cabled the quartermaster
at Honolulu to find out what time she
left this port.
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Booked to Depart.
VESSELS IN PORT.

N<AA ID eShAN1 1N~FJ1
IrooGois, u. S. s., Carter, Johnson Is
land, Aug. 80.
Condor, Ger. cruiser. Albert, Samoa,
Sept. %.
Logan, u. S. A.. transport. stinson. Ma
Mia, Oct. 6.
(Merchant vessels.)
Mary e. Foster, Am. scr, Johnson.
Tacoma, Aug. 30.
Celtic Chief, Br. sp.. Jones. Hamburg.
Sept. 10.
Hilonian, NJ. N. SIS, johnson. San
Francisco. Oct. 8.
c. A. Thayer. Am. Sc, Gray's Harbor,
Oct. 4.
Port Gamble Oct
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and three children; James T.. Dryden,
VIM. Wolfert, Edward NJ Newsbau-
mer. c. r. Rice, William K. Mills, L.
E. oliver. Mrs. Frank Oclassen and
daughter. Nagasaki to San Francisco:
Maj w. A. Nichols and wife. Maj.
George Van Deusen; list Its. w. A.
WieIxline, H. H. Bailey, Geo. E. Tur-
ner, John H. Hotz; Mrs c. r. Craig
and two children. Mrs. H. D. Mitchell,
Mrs c. j. Stohlbrand, Mrs. j. t.
Tompkins and two children.
Booked to Depart.
Per U. S. A. transport Logan, for
San Francisco, October Mrs. Mary
G. Cushman and child, Mrs. Carraher,
Mrs. e. G. Smith and child, Miss Mary
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs J. Scanlon, J..
T. Wirud and twelve in the steerage.
Per NJ. N. S. s. Hilonfan. for San
Francisco, October S.-Mrs. G. Leving-
ton and children. J. F. Doyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scovell, Fred Carter. Joe Taylor,
Mrs =. W. Yarndley, C. A. Wilson.
Mrs Julia K. Fyfe, H. S. Crane, Mrs.
M Williams. c. w. Geiser, Mrs. NJ. E.
Power and child.
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THE MAILS

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per America Maru,
Oct. s.
Orient-Per Nippon Maru, Oct u.
Colonies--Per Miowera, Oct. Is.
Victoria-Per Moana. Oct 10.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San F'rancisco-Per Logan, today.
Orient-Per America Maru, Oct. s.
Victoria-Per Miowera, Oct. L.
Colonies-Per Moana, Oct. H.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-07
TRENT TRUST CO., Ltd.
FOR LEASE.

1. That parcel of land situate ON
the nakai side of Hotel street, adj
joining the Eva side of the Hub
Clothing store. for a term of years.
Lessee to erect stone. brick or concrete
building.
2. Lower floor of building known as
Masonic Block corner Queen and
Fort streets.
g. Store formerly occupied by Ha-
waiian Hardware Co, on Fort street.
between Queen and Merchant streets.
Offices on the second floor Of the
Campbell Block, corner Merchant and
Fort.
Apply at Office of
ESTATE OF JAMES CAMPBELL,
1919 81 Merchant Street.
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TRANSPORT SERVICE.

Warren, sailed from Manila, Sept. rs.
Thomas. left Honolulu for Manila,
Sept. II.
Buford, sailed from Manila, Sept. 81.
Sherman, at san Francisco.
Sheridan. at San Francisco.
Logan, in port.
Crook, left Manila. Sept. %.
Dix, arrived at Manila. Sept. IS.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

Kalihi, 2 bedrooms SIS. 90
College Hills, 2 bedrooms. ........ $500
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Sunday, October S.
Str. Iwalani, Self, from Maui and
Molokai ports, 4:20 a.. m.
Str. Ke Au Hou, Tullett, from Ka-
uai, 6:45 a. m.
Str, w. G. Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai ports, 4:37 a. m.
Str. Noeau, Mitchell, from MANU-
kona, 2:26 a. m.
Y. S. A. T.. Logan, Stinson, from Ma
Mia via Nagasaki, 1880 a. m.
Am. scr. Robert Levers, Underwood,
from Port Gamble, a. m.
Am. sp. Governor ROBBIE, Grant from
Newcastle for Eleele, off port $50
a. m.
DEPARTED.
P. M. S. S. Manchuria, saunders, for
San Francisco, II m.
SAIL TO-DAY.
u. S. A. transport Logan, Stinson,
for San Francisco, from Oceanic wharf,
IL a. m.
Str. Ike Au Hou. Tullett. for Kauai
ports, D. m.
Str. Noeau, Mitchell, for Hawaii
ports, s p. M.
SAIL TOMORROW.
Str. Kinau, Freeman, for .HiIo and
way ports, at noon.
Str. Iwalani, Self, for Maui and Mo-
lokai ports, p. m.
Str. W. G. Hail. Thompson, for Kau-
al ports, p. IN.
NJ. n. S. S. Hilonian, Johnson, for
San Francisco, from Brewers wharf,
10 a. m.
German cruiser Condor, albert, for
Marshall Islands.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per str. Iwalani, October 6, from
Maui and Molokai ports.--J. A. Balsh,
Hattie Apana, J. f.. Brown, Mrs. j. F.
Brown, c. G. Owen, f. l.. Waldron, A.
A. Hobson; II deck. 4
Per str. w. G. Hall, October 6, from
Kauai ports.-Mrs. A. Lidgate, Capt. |
Bradley, c. G. NJ. Williams, C. H. w.
Ahi, Miura Takemura, G. Inouye, T. |
E. Martin, T. H Wolff H. Froelfh, w. |
L. Hebron, w. C. Peacock, Purser |
Hart; 80 deck.
Per u. S. A. T. Logan, October 6, |
from Manila, to San Francisco.-Col. |
R. H. r. Loughborough, wife and two |
sons; Mrs. NJ. L. Snyder and son; 1t. /
Col. w. H. Bowen. wife and daughter; |
Capts. ]. R. Lindsey, H. s. Wygant; |
Capt. P. G.. Clark and mother-in-1aw,
Capt. J. T. Powers; Capt. C. M. Muir ,
ply. wife and son; 1st 1t. H. A Hani- |
gan, wife and three children; LIST Its. |
r. c. Hand, w. c. Jones, J. S. Cham
bers, H. S. Pearce: LIST 1t. G. Comp |
ton and wife, End 1t. S. J. Sutherland |
and wife, End Lit. E. H. Bowman and |
wife, Capt. George Stewart; Maj. E. |
L. Payson, wife and child; Capt L. H. |
Bash and wife, Capt P. w. Arnold; I
Capt. Park Howell, wife and two chill |
1ren; LIST Its. Charles f. Craig, C. A. I
w. p. Currier, C. Fl. Loop, |
w. w. Rose, H. A. Schwabe; End Lit. /
w. W. Merrill; End 1t Carl Boyd, /
wife and daughters; LIST 1t. w. w.
Taylor wife and child; Frank ALL, /
d. Westervelt, Charles
Wynja, Mrs. F. w. Quincy, Mrs B.
A. Read and two children, Mrs. w.
DeWitte, Mrs. G. Med. yanPoole, I
Mrs. Van Dyke; Mrs. T. Norman,
mother and two children: Mrs w. H
johnson and child, Mrs. A. B. Van
and child, Mrs. ]. NJ Ellfcott
and two daughters, Miss Bartlett, Mrs
E. L. Smead and daughter. Mrs. c. E.
Godfrey. Maj. A. S. Guthrie, list Lit.
Fl. F. Alexander Mrs. Louis Fee E. S.
Wheeler and wife, r. II. VERIFIED, Miss
Marie nDenahy, A. H. Cave, Paul r.
Dempsey and child, Mary F1aherty, Il
Mrs. L. Person, Mrs. L. H Herie and
ehild, Toni Tominaga, c. E. Godfrey,
). c. Wildasin; F. L. Anderson, wife
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Advertising pays the man who does
it judiciously; it's the other fellow
who win tell you It does not.
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ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING
Honolulu's only up-to-date fire-proof
building; rent includes electric light,
hot and cold water and janitor SER
vice. Apply the Won Hamm-Young
Co., Ltd.
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LOST.
BORN.

WEED-At the Kapiolani Maternity
Home. Honolulu, Hawaii. october 6.
1907, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weed,
a son.
LIVINGSTONE San Francisco, Oc-
tober 3. 1867, to Mr.. and Mrs. I. IAv-
ingston, daughter.
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d - - =
/ MIMI OTA
HIST 0||Rlc':A|'l|| / ]: |
SOCIETY.
Sytte11de Aargang.
Da1t8k- k-amrrtkun8kr &rJ1rhillRnfr.
Nf 6. 3. 6na,,hunln.

tige 9ine, og betegnen6e er ct 5par,
lom EN- 0anif &Din6e .6erube gap mig
oa leg ipl1rgte ben6e, ON bun troe-
De- at @run0tpig, ON ban igie1 bar.
fon1met beroper, bil6e faite so / fin
gamle 8p: v8i fun6e life t9t1fe os5
bam 9lmerifa anbre Steber ems i
Clinton, iagoe bun oe tilfpieoe:
uSg ban lelp fun6e beller iffe."
lltallige bar De @maatrRf, Ser.
me6oelteS os om @rnn6tbig al Sc
Menneifere ser mango Mor bap0ei
lepet iaa at iige 9gr ON 9gr nteos
Dam, og ollie 1tnre6e 6e for ban1 oe.
bans Gamilie Ser in6erltgite Sen.
gibenbe6. GSrf. Marie @run6tpig
MI baa6e fa6er= og no6erlgs iom
boer &jgbenbabn, 1toar Itn6ig
6orbin6elie rne6 fine 8arnoorns-
&enner / Sen lille 6lo6bD, ser buffer
.iaa mango af benoes fipreite Mirt.
Der, og bportil ben6es 5a6ers Soon
altio bill Dere fnDttet, iaa I9nge ct
oanif-anerifanif Soft ct til.
&engipenbeben til og 6e Guiinoe
Minoer ON @rnnotbig er for en-
Danff set begtigite SnotrDf al CLINT
ton.
Men Der er li6t mere at fortalle
- n9fte slrtifel.
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Gn /, frDstclis @pnlpffe il1otraf
9eotten mellem Manoag og Strsoag
/ 6arbanbet mellem &bo6e eSslauo /
% 8locf SSslan6, en- lille %, ser li1-at
ger SD6 for. 6altlan6et, i6et en- 8as.
1ager6anper, u2arcbmont" al esSoD {
2inien, nn6erbeiS til Seem Dorf tra5 J
YroDioenee, n. s., Il 11ieo I "a. ID 15O ds sldtSsa=
.iagerer. og en- 8efRtning af ca. so
Manb, foIlioerebe nteo ct Seilfib og
fit iaa ftore Beifa6igelier, at CAMP.
tibet fort efter ianf. 9lf 6e Sn1,
bor6berenoe re66eoes iaa bi6t pi6es
fa1n 19 Menneifer, 9 8asiagerer %
10 Mano al 8eietningen. &eiter
e11ten 6rufne0e, i6et 5fibet janf, el.
uer frgs libel. Set blpite en- meget
iterf 5torn o9 Semperatnren bar
UNDER Zero. De 19 Mennelfer, Der
tom 2an6> bar balbbeis ibielfros-
. +
ne; blan6t Dem bar 9amperens ST.
rer. @n MGng6e Sig er ifDlle0e op
paa @tran6en. @eilifibet fit ligele.
oes ltore Befo6igeller, men Set lDffe-
bes at bol6e 6et oppe be6 H1tnlp-
ming, til set ,1aae6e 5tran6en, og 6e
Smbor6bRren6e bleb re66e6e. Mar-
lager til SEN frpgtelige l1lpffe bar
fell Man9pring, ioet ollie 2anterner
bar paa 8lo6s og @fibene bar lpn.ss
lige for binan6en lang SID inoen
&olisfionen. 8egge &aptelnerne
Fploer binan6en gienii6ig for at ba-
be begaaet 8eilen.
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Goitpeienets 8etalins til Sern,
banerne for Sransport al &o1tlager

&pitpeienets 8etaltmg til Sern,
banerne for Sransport al BoItlager
bill blipe ne6iat me6 91z Million
Collars, bpis Observation-Disclosures
@omite for 8oitaffarer faar lin
gilie. Ser bor / 6en' ienere Sio bee
ret forbon6Iet / &omiteen ON at an,
befale en- iaa6at Mebiettelle, og BET
pe11tes at Sc @e6lemmer, Ser er
sSapgr af oen, og for bpilfe &epre.
lentant &alpor Steenerien al Mtn.
neloto er Galsn1anb, bill Dinoe Sla'
qet, iaale6es at Meoiattelien bliber
anbefoIet til Suiet. &pis bette tier,
oentes set, at Der bliper en- meget
BARN Debat ON Sp6rgSmualet
aammeret. Sernbanerne arbeloer
ielpfglgelig af olle @reftsr n il1of
gsebietteIiet.
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gepe al=syrastpusne.

Mpe staal= =ITragtbogne. sSSernba-
nefon1pagnier rnn6t ON 2an0ei
bar beitilt 8pgning al Staal- -6ragt-
bogne for EN- ian1let Gum af n1inrit
$50 Millioner Collars, og bbis ser
bar nogen Muligbeo for, at Sc fu11-
6e faa Sr6rerne n6fdrt, er 6e billige
til at beltille for fra 20 til 30Ofillio=
ner Collars mere. Gnboer Sabrif,
Ser giper fig al meo at bpgge ben
5lags @ogne, bar 8eitillirger NOT
til at boloe 6en / Mrbei6e for ODER
ct Mar. 5tan6arb &ompagniet, Ser
bar 5000 Man6 / Mrbei6e / @nt-
Ter Sabriferne, bar begpnot at bpgge
en- @ognfabrif, Der ffal foite 3 Mn-
Iioner Collars, / Sannono, sSno.
SIere &ompagnier bar Sr6rer in6t
for r1ellent 10000 og $4,000
SragtDogne, ion1 Der enbnr lite er
begpnot paa.
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1t 2anbbr,tgs=6pr gsboloer,

&apebrugsfan6i6at S S. Morten-
1en<@arrit, &armarfsbus pe6 2altr=
berg, Danmarf, benteS neite Bi11<
ter at fon1nte berober for at boloe
sSore6rag ONT 6anffe Sanobrngsfor-
bol6 un6er @anif< <glmerifanf Gel
1fabs gluipicier. Sr. 0eortenIen=
Barrit bar i mango aar beret
2anobrugslerer / Danmarf og er
for Sioen 2eoer af 6e fortere 2ano,
bru9sfur1us, fon1 afboloes paa for.
ffieIIige 2arobrugsifo1er ! Dunmart
n1e6 l1noeritgtte1le af Statet1. 9an
intereslerer fig i bpi @rab for Stlo.
bpgning og Gilbere6elie al Gnltlase
og bar bi6raget meget til, at Sp=
merfiombe6en for 6enne Gag er ble=
bet spaft / 9anmarf, bpor ben bog
far @anlfeligbe6 for at trenge 11a
iqiennen1 paa @run6 al oen nobreo-
te Dprft1ing al &o6frugter, ion1 til.
oels qigr @niilagen ooerflgotg. Spls
set fan Ia1e fig or6ne ioaleoes, er
set muligt, at ST. Mortenier=B Bar,
rit bill afbolbe forte 2anobrngstur-
5us paa ct @or Tiger eller faa ! o.
forFjelliee banffe 6arn1erfolo1tte1
beropre, bbor ban bill gipe 0p1es1itl.
aer ON 2an6bruget % 0seieriortf
ten iaoIeoes iom Ben bar 11oettlet 1t{
! Donmarf. 11oet, Sbtp1 Tan faa
oanne @urius paaregne COB ll
ilntninq.
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@n 2 Gents @asiagertafit per1tes

at bIibe beor6ret af SotDa 5fafSle,
gislatnr for alle @tatens Sernbaner
in6en l1bgangen al 6enne l1ge. s
6isie Sage beban61es ct Sorilag !,
6en Metni11g / begge 2egislaturens
&ule, enslp6en6e begge @te6er, %
bliper set pe6taget, bbao man iffe
nerer Sbibl ON, bar @uberngren
erfleret, at ban bil unoerffripe set
itrofs, ioole6es at set Tan treoe !
@raft n1e6 set famine.
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6mmaersnpbcn i @mslanb ont.

@un9ersnbben &nslanb al1tager
ite6ie mere frDgtelige Gortner. st
Me6lem al Sen rusliife 3emitbos
Sielpefontite, Sbisfoff, ti6ligere
Meolem nf Statsraa6et, bar u6talt,
at bette er SEN frDgelig1te &ungers-
np6 al Sc tre, ban bar peret 1ne6 til
al Sfibrb1g og Spfns, og @usopre-
lan6 og slmerifa for at ffaffe Sialp.
9en bungren0e 8efolfning angribes
of 5fjprba1g og Spflts, og SnsbDre=
lie ogr i Masiepis, iaa Ser ingen
Srpfopr bill bare 1raar sSoroaret
fon1mer. geg6en bentes at blipe
barlt / Marts tog slpriL 6a allc
@ialpemi6ler til Sen Sio bill p9re
n6tgnte. gbtsfoff reg1er, at Ser Ell
1000, 600 Mennefer, Ser for gioen
og / Sc font1nen6e 6 Moane6er oil
Dere ofbangige al 8armbiartigbe,
Ser. S gooe &pitaar Tan en- Bon,
6efamilie pan 8 8erioner iubititnere
for en- 6agIig l1ogift af 25 Gents,
og ban regner, at <ngerration
fan iammeniattes iaaIe6es, at be iffe
bil fonune bdiere for set ianlne gl1t..
ltal 8erfoner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-15

MDe &laner / &anama. Sra @alb-
ington me66eles, at set er BEL iluttet at
foretage forifjellige Sore11flinger !
@lnnerne til Hanama=& &analen, ,11abn.
Zig ne6 @enipn til 5luleanlRggene.
Man pil iaale6es afltaa fra &laner=
ne ON at bpgge en- 1876 SOB bgi
0emning fra 8anama op til @atun
@ben, Der giennem 3 fgmpemeSiige
@luier iful6e bepe Sfibene iont as
en- Grappe op til Sen itore @b en-
&gi6e al 85 So6. Gn iaa mggtig
9emning mener man life fun6e BIZ
be bol6bar, og man oil 6erfor bpg<
ge en- min6re Gprnning paa 35 SOB
og le6e Srhftfen a6 en- LOO SOB
lang @luie til @bagres Sben, Ser bill
faa en- DDb6e af 60 500. @n ioa=
ban D91nning bill fnnne bIibe fnIo=
it9n6ig bol6bar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-15

@pn9resien far It'll frn ca. 2 Tiger
tilbage al Sen 11upnre1t0e 5esiion,
og set benteS lite, at Sen bil faa uo-
rettet meeet al @etD0ning / oen Tio,
Itge ian li6t iom Sen bar faaet gien=
ttemfgrt noget bi0ere / Sc forlgbne
MQQneoer. nboper at bebilge Me0-
len1n1erne Silleg til 6eres aarlige
29nning iamt forbpoe, at &orporo=
TONER p6er 8i6rag til &agne=
fon6s. slf 2obe, iom pentes oe0tag=
ne i116en @esiionen 1l11tter, nepneS
EN- @ftbs=@n1iop Sob, cit s@n6rings=
lob til 2oben on 6remitilling at
toIof fri 6enatllralileret 9llfobol, iamt
en- Sob, Ser in6ifr9nfer Sernbane.
funftionprers glrbej0sti6 til 16 81
mer D6gnet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-15
@anscrc,t gsilbelm &erulb, Sen III

sanscrc1 @ilbelm &erolb, sen III
mart per6ensberdmte Speroitierne,
far bapt ct Silbu6 fra Seem yorf ONT
at fon1n1e BERTH og optr9be lom 60
lolanger be0 Sc 1tore 5Dmfoni= &pn=
certer. 9esb9rre - for Mmertfaner-
nc = ful1oe bon life mo6tage Sill
bnoet, oa al1ore @ngagementer, 81. a.
beo Oct fgl. Sbeater / &igbenbop1L
retop optager ba1n paa ben Sis, 6e
opennab1te &oncerter afboloes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-15

Dette Mab er nreb fit rigt ofbefs-
len6e ssnobolb og tiItuIen6e l16itbrel.
fe 5orboIo til fin Bris ::cpertr,1f.
.fet af noget nnbet 8Iaf ser / Gan.
.oet,i ianrne Gprog Mbonner pea.
IL. .3
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-15

2eier 9e bette 9lao fra nse ~ I
l1ae, fra Gn1e III anoen peo Ds sEt15
8eFeS 1neo all, boab Oer foresaar I.
gerben AZ s3nteresse.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-15
Sprgr / 8eriicm.

Sprbr / Gerficn. Sen npe Ser
ifer ober &eriien bar allere0e facet
&roners 8Dr6er at f9le / Sorm al
en- &eis11ing moo Sbaben og Nor-
lamentet, ser far ou1bet SilbGnge>
re bao6e Sobeo1ta0en Seberan og
mango of Hrobinierne. Ser ct to
Slags Spr6rere, 6em ser er ilnoo
baa6e @bab og &arlauentet og Sem
Ser alene er imo6 &arlamelntet.
&orlantentslalen fpl6es al @aoe<
ppblen, iaa 6orban0lingerne mao
itan6ies. Miniiteriet er @ienltano
for bol6iornme Mngreb paa EFT eneite
nar al Dem, bbis to Spnner er Sc.
bere SpItan6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-15
6fncipillcr Gbriitiam 3anscnber!

Sfneipillcr Gbriitian 3angcnbers
agter at afreiie fra &ipbenbapn / oen
iiolte @alp6el of 6ebruar for at be-
eproe ii11 Sourne fer / Mmerifa l11t=
ser 2eoelie al Danif= f=Glmerifanif
Sellfab. Sans &rogra1n bil blioe
r1eget afpefslen6e, Gang, 9eflamd-
tion og @t,1aaltpffer, ser opfgres
be0 @ielp al lofale 9ilettal1ter.