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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
Udenfor Kjgbenhavn.

slagelse: Kolport9r Niels P. Jen-
sen. Faaborg: Sparekassedirekt9r J@r-.
gensens Hustru. Buddinge: Skomager
Hjorths Enke Betty. St~ubbekj@bing:
Toldassistent Jens Rosenbom. Ny
sted: Enkefru Ane Svenningsen. Lem
Wig: Larer Peder Klinkley Berg. Null
lerSd: Gaardmd. Peter L. Bang. Ere
derikssund: Frk. Caroline Neergaard.
S@nderup: Enkefru Ingeborg S@nde-
rup. Odense: Bodil Bruun. Jebjerg:
Inger Nielsen Roskilde: Petrine
Ewers. Syvendek@b: Anna Hansen.
Resdal: MAIDS Kr. Rasmussen. Vim
dfngland: Hans Christensen. LANCE
So: Ole Ohre. Skals: Inger Mortens-
datter. Ringenes: Aftagtsmand H.
Chr. Paulsen. Aalborg: Chr. C. Klar-
lund. Holstebro: Kristen Nielsen.
M@gelt@nder: Kj@bmand Johannes
Filskov. Thur@: Gaardejer Rasmus
Rasmussen. Munkebjergby: Lars u
rik J@rgensen. Vamdrup: Marie Aut-
zen, Anne M@ller. Fjenneslev: Hans
Jensen. Hellerup: Fabrikant J. c.
Haunstrup. Vedbak: Enke Maren
| Mikkelsen. 0ver@d: Murer Wagners
| Hustru. Virum: Lerer Bergs Hustru
Mathilde. Lyngby: Frk. Emma Lund.
| Ordrup: Husejer E. Rasmussens HUI
stru Sofie. Slagelse: T@mrermester ].
Frederiksen. Flintinge: Gaardmand
Kristen Kimer. Jerne: Niels Nielsen.
Sp6rring: Bager Schern. Aarhus:
Hanne e. Heidemann. Bertha Jen-
sem. HjSrring: Kj@bmand Chr. p.
Jensen. Manufakturhandler Christian
Andersen. H@ngaards Mark: Dor
L.. T,~,a, Aoop- A cdo1. Aoe Mil
kelsen: Greshede Mark: Hans Jes-
persen. Lille Fuglede: Niels Larsen
ABBY By: Ane Sdrensen Rendbak.
Horsens: Skraddermester ]. G. Peter
sen. Al1indemagle: Husband Hans
Petersen. Tj9rntved: Gaardejer Niels
Larsen. Vonsild Mark: Peder Han
sen. Gudme: Frederikke Andersen
Ryslinge Mark: Gertrud J@rgensen.
Svendborg: Melhandler Hans Christi:
ansen. Viborg: Skomaqermester Mar
turin Holm. MIN: Hans J. Hansen
Vr9nding: Johanne Jensen. Stobbe.
rup: Julie Petersen. Bale Nix: An
ders Karlsen. Odense: Poul Roth
Murermester J. c. Hende. Ann;
Hansen. Augusta Fangel. Kristine
borg: Frederik Helms. Ginnerup pr
Hurup: Else Krabbe. Ballerum: Ma
RE Nielsen. Vierne Mark: Clausin'
Kirstine Petersen. Mare: Murerme
ster Lars Hansen. Aarup: Kamill<
Rasmussen. H%avrehed: J@rgen Peder
sen. Stige: Kirstine Bendtsen. Viuf
!, Karen 0dsted. Fovlslet: Ander'
!, Svart: Vejstrup: Falle Krog. Foldin:
pr. Br@rup: Kjerstine Greve. Holm
: Mark: Niels S6rensen. Stautrup: Sko
magermester Rasmus S@rensen. Aar
hus: Hedevig M6ller, Karen Jacob
E sen. HUSKY Prestegaard: Enkefr1
Kristiane Nielsen. Aalborg: Thor
Haxthausen. Ulfborg: Karen Jensen
+ ABBY Mark: Augusta J@rgenser
!; Brudager: Maren Holgersen. Vibor2
:. Malermester N. Shows Enke Ingel
! Hover: Ingeborg> Hansen. Kollerup
Anna Widriksen. Horsens: Skoma
germester With. L@venstein. Vedsk3]
tile: Gaardmand Jens Petersen. Lem
ming: Sofie Nielsen. Rome Wang
Georg Jensen. Neksd: Hans Madse
e Kofoeds tEnke Andrea. Rome: Fh,
Snedkermester J9rgen Mogenser
y iFhv. Murer Jens Chr. Jensen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22

Qll1QQ ZUO Slelltlltel.
Set lamleoe 6anlfe Stemmetal er
oltiao ii6en Galget / 1903 gaze
frem me6 ober 600 ct.
9ette CT ct al6eles 16mGrfet &elul=
tat.
vSeim0al" noterer, at ser life far
beret be6re &alg 1i6en 1877. Ser
paa be66er set: vMf @nfeltbe6er |
fgrite &algfreos fortiener lerlig &e=
iultoterne / @%aoerslep, 5pnoerbore
og Mugultenborg M%nerfien6elie
Mens Sc to fgrltnepnte 8per mg0er
mes en- meget glqbelig Gremgang.
bar M11guitenborg faltbolot Ser
6remgung al 20 9temmer, ri finn:
Sc t1otere / @%fteraaret. Mls bar oen:
ne Gong flaret Zig go0t, og oct ltort
8roager Sogn. Snnoeoeo, bporfrt
ser / 8resien uotaltes 6rpgt for e
6oorligt &algreinltat, mpoer meo Ell
Gremgung al 26 0an1fe Stemmer
! mems 5ocial6emofraterne i lamm,
: sogn bar tabt Is Stemmer iioel
8alget / gfteraaret. S 6lensbor!
8D mac hi 11otere ct Sab al 8 Stem
mer, / 6lensborg Mmts 2anooiftrif
: ter fan Ri berimo6 efter Sen forelg
I bige Dptalling notere en- Sremga,
lnf 35 Stemmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
Obertrnffet.

vDet er NOT 9eres fgrIte 5tler-
ne" bemerfeoe &ongen til cit npli9
6eforeret &iebman6.
vSSa, 9eres Maieltet! >bos oS 81,
bile for1mer Stiernerne ferlt efter at
Maonen er itaaet op," ipareoe &ieb-
monoen og ltrgg Jig ODER ben ifaloe,
6e Ssie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
Dr.. niles Anti-poIn pills.

Gt3nrtsst. fstrt % pdalibelist Beibbelf OF iss ener
nerops 9snebpise. apsfuerter, Masepiue, gsuralsia,
Sesbsrtet Srrtabh.tet espnIesbet,, 9ist. seiatla.
SnbetoJbsr bperten Dprsa eHers Rortn % efsrlabes
taaeng ii1emute GtItsrsirta.user. IS 9ofs# 25c. gnn
1pot3eS4 suer ienbes d Or. M1IeS, WebieaI
Co.. Glfbort, ssnbsana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
Gposfa10. soloforpolter

Gpbsalb Goloforpalter
/ @ogenle Mogens @jerrepang Gbri=
1tenlen er afgaaet peb 9eben, ga
Mor gammel. a
- Mrfiteft S. g. @ilsbecb er az
goaet peo @goen, SO 4ar gammel.
Den Mf6e6e bapoe i Marenes Sob
oaret Mirfiteft for mango 1tprre 8pg-
geforetasenoer I 9poiiellano %
bab6e MI facet o%peroraget 2ebelien
al Spfgrelien Of 6aringe Sanatoriz
l1m.
- sfraoermeiter S. &eterien, Ell
at MoIborgs eloite 8orgere, er al.
gaaet be6 Dg6en, 83 Aar gammel,
Mfogoe, iom efterlaoer fig en- betpbe'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
6 n 5 0 M aIg. 81

6 i e alg. 4r=
ritslepgaaro og 8laabolmgaar6 /
Otterup gogn, benbolospis 81 og
16 S6r. @artforn, er al @jere1l
&enrif &ontoppioan, io1gt til Sor=
pogter Carl Miellen Daniteo pr.
Meobp, for 275,000 Ser. 0oertagel-
fen fin6er Ste6 1. Mpril.
- uMnfergaar6" pr. l1ggeDbnle Ell
at Yropriet9r Mnoerie n iolgt til
neutrality-suspicious. Gbomien al
vGierebpgaar6" beo @osfiloe tol
$4,000 Ser. @aQr6en bar ct Silig'
9enoe al 20 Sbr. 2ano og er ifplola'
for 7H So. &arttorn. BelRtn1l19
MpI og Mplsreoifaber m%eofelger.
.sE- #".E ".a.tH .#e=- #a -H
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
5 y i / d S

8e1oipSiel iom ienere i @berige,
bar fprt til BET &einltot, at BET CT
btlligere at benDtte &artofler ems
5prp iom &aamateriale for5piritus=
ttlDtrfning.
g aa6e t II s.. Gienelteforlen
poa @Gfmarf peo 2empig affpreoe
forleoen / &uaobeo ct ifarplaot Sc
pGr gien1em &arlefammerpi1ouet
for at for frGffe Gieneiteorengen,
lom ban troeoe laa % JOB. Dren-
gen lao imi6lertio poa 5engen og
lrite. &l1glen ramte BAN Sfuloe=
rel1 og &opeoet. S b~epioitlgs Sil-
ltan0 blep ban brogt til 8ppIing=
bjerg 5Dgebus.
e. gobt Mftip. &on.
tonbroen pper 2imHoroen bill ifglge
uMalborg Mmtstioen6e" / inoeppre,1-
De Mar gipe 81 900 &r. mere / Dp,er=:
ffu6 etb anilaoet. Operif11o6et for
1906-07 bar anilaaet til 226,317
ar., men oil antageli9 blipe ca.
$4,000 &r. 6or set fommeltbe
Mor 1907-08 anloar ma11 en- 8ro=
pet1geinbtngt paa $4,000 @r., bpil=
fet er 5000 ST. mere ems forrige
Star.
q unfne 30 otorbnaoe.
Sra Sfagen me66eles: timber Site
ii pao @oroiioer1 lanf Slipper Gbr.
@briitenien @aibeoes Motorbaao.
Sci par bpi 81, @oaoen fpl0tes meo
&ano, og Sloen UNDER Moifirte1
l%luffe6es. @%eietningen bjergeoes.
men 5fipperen 18uarige syn, Scar
tin @briitenlen @aibe6e> bar iaa
meotaget, at ba11 efter at bore font
men / 2ono er ofgdoet pes 9gDen.
Mf Sc til @jelp ilen0e Mptorbaooe
}onf ligeleoes SEN fprit tiliteOefomt1e;
n1e1 6ernes Man6lfab re00e6es
1trofs. 8egge &aaoe ligger iunf1e
poa &epet.
en- ul0 Gplfer far for
leoen forppet ct mor6eriif Sperfal0 /
@rpreistoget fra Marbus 5popaa
moo en- Meoreiienoe, @ogbinoer &e=
terlen, Sen al Sogfprer Neterlen /
5fan6erbors. Splferen begpnote
1trafs efter 5oget Mfgang fra Mar=
bus at prale meo fine mange &en=
&c, JONI fan traf op al 2ommen og
begDn6te at falte uO al &inOuet. &e-
terien og Ell anoen Me6rejien6e tit
bam beroliget for. ct Eieblif. 6ao
Minutter efter iprang ban pp igien,
pg mi bar ban fuloltpn6ig ralenoe.
Son falte6e fig oper &eterlen og
forlbgte at fpnle bam, og iamttoig
fegteoe Fan omfring Jig meo cit
&nib, lom ban true0e at itiffe Sc
terien meb. Otter en- fort &arnp lpf=
fe6es set imi6lertio Yeterlen at Flip
pc 1ps og faa Sag / Np6bremie11.
Soget itanoieoe og @eterien iprang
us al 9eren. 8anffunftionrrer1te
loaieoe MI 9pren for Sen gale0fano,
og efter at bans Meorejien0e bapoe
facet Nlaos / en- a16en &11pe, fort
1otte Soset til Sfanoerborg. Scr
optoges ct fort Jorbpr, ser re|nlte.
re6e t.. at n1ol1 after laaie0e 9grer
% los bon fortiGtte til 6reoertcto,
iomtioig meo at man telefoniif iii,
oerrette0e set 0erpGreu6e. Holitt ON
@egioenbeoen. Meb cit 5imes 6or:
iinfelle fortlatte 0erefter Ioget mel
oen ubpggelige &osiager til 6rebe:
ricia. 8ogbinoer 8eterlen far e
@ar 8uler / Maffen og en- Sframmt
oper set enc gle iom lpnlige MGr
fer al 8egipenbeoe11, men bar beI
bigpis ipprigt intet Men al Sper
foloet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22

pen. flooiebc hinge Same (me6 en-
Toraplp): vMo> ieg beoer laa ma1-
ge @ange ON Sorla6elie.A
!. Sen bpflige @erre: uDe lfal life
genere Sem. Seq bar enonu ct
gle til 9eres Sieneite."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
Gortl1ue, lbar falfet tore 9elsb
Eil @pe1,s @aaltopprferitiftelie %
ll1ore pelgiprenoe Snititl1tio11er.
5onoerjNlano.

~O1lOSSGJtyS1GStSO s
s I 81 e 5 S e 5 e n :
&c II 5 Ell e 9 d t er Ser tfglge
nSlensbprg Mpis" btotil inbfomn1et
II, 629 Osf. 80 Ng.
9 e taaet lg t ; a nj e ii
geD l1l1;periitetet / &ipbellbapn be-
ito6 forleoen Stl16ent Mnfer Nallg,
Sp1 al @aaroeier Gallp al 5pnoer-
gaarb oe0 grlep, pfonomiif itati1tiit
GfSamelt. &un6ibat Gollp beltoo
mes fprlte &arafter og fit set bpiejte
Alntal @oints al ollie Sc &anoioa-
ter, ser bap0e in0ltillet fig til CTS
amen.
. p t AT e T. ne. 8erliner-
tb1abet S;88prien 3eit." meooeler:: Of
ter Nfill1tning al beu banif=tplfe
9rattat far 600 Gptanter, op1. Op<
tantbprn / Sc tire norolespigife &re6-
ie, inogipet Mnipgning ON 0ptagel-
lie / preusitlf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sra
8la1ts meobeles til r&ejmbal", at
Goerensfomiten of II. Sarn1or 1907
far gipet benpe0 40 Optantbern /
be1tne 2onosbp l16iigt til at fao 6e=
res ltnDeriaotsforbolo oronet.
9e : an fe 9 a g M D.
Der l1n6cr Sen I'LL afllutte6e
&algbepGgelie er Ser blepet afbolbt
/ alt 35 6onife &olgmp0er, iom TIL
iammen far pGret belggt al omtrent
$500 &erioner. Mf Sc tire oanife
Observation-Disclosures far &.@ralt talt
pao IA al bisie Mg0er, $. g. Sons
le1 poo 8 og g. Sesle1 paa 8 al
Mpoerne. Gno piDere er ser poa
Mp6erne blepet bol0t Gore0rog ESQ.,
p%e0taler) al % @ano.
2obet til bonf II II :
0eruat. @n Mano / 6lensborg,
Hripotier Gbr. &osm1sl en / @orres=
lepgo0e &r. 80, fif poa &alg6agen
oe11 ubebageli9e Meooelelie / 8alglo=
folet / ~@otel Mor6en", at bans
Noon bar ltrgget paa &algliltel1, for
81 fan bar 6a11f l1n0eriaat. ST.
&asmusien bar en6og l10tagen lom
8iiio0er / nGpnte 2ofale al &algfor=
jtul16eren; mer ser mautte n6tageS
en- or1ben al sen onfprte @rnn6. Ga
&asmusien far &apirer for, at ban
I 1892 er optagen lom preusliif
.Statsborger, gioroe ban ltrafs Sn6=
ligelle peo Magitraten, men bans
Stemme git bog tobt 6enne @ang.
6 e 5 s + a s e I
@ooroejer g. Miel}en / Siiet far
iolgt lin Gjenoom til g. Grtis fra
@rambp, tioligere &ronan6 / Siiet
for 81 900 Morf. @elrtningen, 8
@elte, Is Stpffer &reotl1rer, 6 Spir
pg 5 6oar, t%illigelne0 alt l16br
m%eofplger. @jenoommens Mettoub:
butte er onlot til 200 Marf. Sill:
lige for g. 9etellen iolgt ct bom til:
bpren6e Stpffe Chg poo Sen amber
SIDE Grnni JET peo @elsbro til 2a110
morb S. S11bler fra @elsbro fp1
1000 &rprer. Sl16ler boer paa Oel
anoen Site @rnniel1.
- 6prleben, fjpbte s. Ml1oerlel
fra 8ranbp, for Si6en 6orpagter a
2u10sgoorbs Mplle pe0 Sfo0borg
81. @eterie1s @uarb / @amit bel
Gejen for $4,000 &rpner. 9eiet
ninger, 2 @eite % ca. 80 areotl1rer
me0fplger.
@oot $ umpr peo So
get. Ser meooeles fra 5fGrbgf
Sra tiff SIDE blep Ser logt itpr1
lSres hnn &nInerne. nnnnIin nnn q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-22
Semurrboiber belbrebes ! 6 til IA
Dane.

@d5o ointment garanteres at bel.
breoe etbbert &ilfeG6e al flgen6e, in6.
pen6ige, blb6enbe elIer fremifa,6te
&emorrboi6er | 6 til IA Gage, eller
&engene tilbogebetales. SOC.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
To " Eat Crow q"

A - HOUGH the Use .f the expression .,,
n e. crow. N -t met .ralr.-,si sense -7a.-
ing - -4r one words. NAV well have d.-.i
from the time II Noah. when the b;ri ~
first looked upon a- g-.r4c and not :.
20 serve a. food for man. IT seems 10 b,y.
arisen from the Old .4.- - the officer and h
private.
\ soldier. having --.- . tame crow beI,n,-
ing u one Ot his officer. was discovered fr
the owner with the a--I . his hand. SEM
the private gun. -a- .r..-- -lmmanded bi2
10 eat the bird U.s. t r-r.- Huent With n
firearm pointed at his aeaL the soldier fell N
but no sooner had -a- .-- -- Laid aside tss
gun than the -uipri- -e.-i It and compelei
his superior o JON OIL -.- ..-t1steful banque.
The private Wa ..--- l.4--,alet the ney,
DAY and when h- Wl- a---.t 1v the examines
what had occurred. a- replied. Nothing. e1-
Cept th1. Captain 8.t-.. .- d.ae.! .1ga.he-"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
When Dogs Went to Cbu-,t

WHETHER in repentance for sins -
week OF for want Of smaller Iar,oI Ia,,1 " he
are not told, but dogs Of the good alS We
had a remarkable fonduess for church ~ e"-ys lays
The clergy and warden had an e0ua,, e1.ICeS .CeS
dinary objection 70 '-gged devotees Ts taoT-
are many church records showing - mere
penditure on wisP and tongs for i,.-S. -.-s eA-
dogs. and wages paIi ~ the wielderS ~ lung .ts
weapons. OleSe
4 certain Oh" ". ow -4adys" reca,v.,
shillings as the years tl'erv for Ubir-;-1l'sSe ave
In the county Of Kent Is a piece r
still known as Dog #hlppers' Marsh s-I .l-l
which i payment ri Ten sHiilings a ves- '-ol- IN
TO be devoted 10 keeping order in the - "a
and dogs out of It. lu-tug service. -'o"
The purchase OF dog -1ngs must have a,.-,.-,
merrIment rather than the solennitv 81 ~
were employed o. secure The catbed-.13
Bangor. IN Vale a.. t glass case I'm
specimens. They are 5tulliar as the -
tongs for the lump l1.r. " larger o7a-
pick pieces Of coal They aye zigzag sr,gs,- -
with an extension u,v-aeut TReS4 h..
tongs are big affair. made Of oak u5:.5
I'll Itch out three feet .-i have Teeth L., -. -.
th- end Jaw {, g-t . arm g-,p on N. 1-S,
l-t B.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
When Every Dog Had HI. n

/ \ several widely separated districts a cY-
observance was kept up on Wbin 1ONr urious
which was IN October ScbolI Dog day
otaers had the high privilege of bs;y ooy' and
TO all dogs they found in the strsa,' eruel
interference by their elders or doc loo, without
Some learned authorities saw fb,, E"ners-
honor of Saint Luke but why !, NOV ,''aS Was IT
4 more likely tradition Is that pre-, Npiained
IN celebration Of the mass accidentaIi,,1 ,1iIsaget
consecrated wafer fall on the floor ne LEY the
was snatched up and swaIlowed bv a GoH. TlsI5 II
lay under 11 the altar The dog was killed ,at anS
OF cruelty TO animal, % establish pVers
persecution Of dogs on the annivercara'. yearly
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
The Merry Ram Chase

ETON COLLEGE had an ancient celebration
- which was gradually discontinued The
college had a time honored right 70 demand
that it's butcher should provide a healthy
ram on Election Sunday in August. to be
hunted by the pupils On one occasion the
ram actually jumped into the Thames and
swan across. then galloPed into Windsor
market place. before it was caught. TO be
killed and eaten at the feast
More through pity for the boys than the
ram, the hunt was discontinued and instead
the poor beast was crippled TO keep him still
while the speech was being delivered after
which the boys were free to whaCk the ram ;
head with cudgels till It was dead OF they
were tired.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
The Stag Offering in Church

DURHAM IS famous for its noble catletT,l.. l-
~ which was originally priory- Its patron
saint is SAINT Cuthbert and 1t was the custom
on his day for the Baron Of the land to present
a yearly offering of 4 prime stag to the holy
friars 1t was first led to the altar. TO the
music Of the huntsnen'5 horns. and atterward
was consumed on the refectOrv table to the
accompaniment Of horns with another kind OF
cheer
One year the Baron took 1t into ms head 70
tell the prior that he expected To- be invited
to the feast. together with his house party
and retinue The good prior. being an ecOuo-
mist. protested that the noble lord was driving
too hard a bargain. for the bdronll trim In
those davs included many person. tnd he
suggested that ii he played the host II .r
wonted generous way there could hardly .-
ANYTHING left for the friars but the bones Al.
empty horns So the prior scorned u aocep-
the stag when it was brought - the shrine
This stirred the pride Of the BaronS men.
who set on the frIarS If they had been box
ing bags. but soon the holy men got hold u
the great wax candles and perhaps ~ the
candleStickS and managed T. rout the TN
invited guests The Baron. however, was too
proud or too plors - take back HI stag
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

There, little bell that t.as,cs. All !. ,ing,es
lust 10y me.
And when ! hear It ting'c I'm as happy IS
can be.
There's something II the ,.ug.inL
That sets the chori- -" ringing
t. my heart own joyful s:aI,Dg. when i,
tinglcs Just for me
When that little bell G,cz tin-'.u- wi,h a ting'e
full Of gIcr
Ny heart gives one delighted ,hr.5 because
it ru,t Tor me
\ yoi.r ~ t.5u-i- cheering
NJ ,!uc--t tone, IN Ic-t-.uL
Saw. Hello. Sweetheart t,..-- All tie-
know O., 'u-t 10y me.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
By LEE ROWLAND

awaiting tLc dItcIi-
tion of those on tour
in England Is that Of tracing some OF the
quaint festivities which still linger IN old fash
ioned and generally out of the way places.
1t is pleasant to recall the innocent trollc5
with lambs on Lammas Day. the first Of Aug
,ist in the calendar Whether named from
the ancient custom by which tenants holding
land under York Minister had to bring live
lamb into church with their rent on that day,
or an offering of bread. Is not certain In an
other county on another festive day, fat
live lamb was chased In fox hunting fashion
by the maids of the town. Their thumbs were
tied together behind their backs. and the one
who first grabbed and held the lamb with
her teeth was proclaimed the Lady of the
Lamb Then the painting victim was killed
and dressed. and with the skin still hanging
on was marched pole at the head OF u
procession with music to the green where the
revels were held Next day the Lady carved
her lamb baked boiled. and roasted II. at
the banquet which ended the holidays
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
A Sorry Bull Hunt

ON the day following the testiva. u the
~ Assumption there was s., great gathering
of the wandering MINISTRIES and 1igglers III q
StaifordShirc town. to elect a minstrel king
t. try those charged with oiteuSe~ during the
year TO grant new licenses. and To- celebrate the
sacred and secular occasion with elaborate
professions and sports. After t~' days p,
high fcasting III the castle and prlpry. e, grand
bull hunt wound up the proceeding,
The Ministries. the retainer " the Duke
the good folks from the p-:rr-. ami the pppu-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

When hear ,al. .. .-.--.-< = IS aEs.;
sweet % me.
Vibrating thrsuI. -.E .a.-- md b-a:a t;a,ii j,
seems - Hr
\ whispering ---- aE
Ny heart a-5 -.s. .----a...ng.
AMI s., 7 love the -.a-.--. s -- Il tinges Us,
Tor me
And the ringing a-t Gil. a-1s. how i, ses
nv heart Ig.'H
AMI then it brings -r s.---elrc'5 voce-
that why .'.- .-
Nh ii-tle bel. .----
How sf- y.l-. .... ..- ... .-eSSirg
When I've. hear. ..-. .. --,-I when VI
t.uE,cl 'u~- -.- ---
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

glTt The poor beast. says the Old cS9,e .he prior
having ms horns sawed Of his ea9H .lJIiiee ater
oul .,., Oh, ms body sneared with soan and Ia.
nose tb stuffed with pepper. was let lp lopssa and b.
OF sis hiI isT9i sin bfn1 eGg.d IN Manage to cut OF
river INTO the next county. the b,II across th
property OF the minstrel king. I'm. Osearne $ tn.
was brought back 20 the prior WLl Il not, h-
won tor the king the bull was tstbeIl Sen It Va
post IN the main street and there if,.e.eq fa.eq TO
dogs three tImeS 'ai'ed W.T.
lhIs custom wa5 kept up for f,,,- r.
years. -1 Aulllrai
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
QUEER OLD FESTIVITIES

0NE of the un-
" trodden paths
awaiting the atten-
t,nr, nf thnse IN fn,1r
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

lace from far and
assembled AZ ~ - nel-
gey gate. 10 re-. 40
the bull .. ~ Iecelr-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-25
Leave Her Alone, That's All

ITS strange what some women
want" Lol. J. c. Greenman, humane
agent, said yesterday afternoon, to a
Kansas City Star man. Did you ever
notice that most women who come to
my office to complain that their hus-
bands have left them merely want
those husbands to let them alOne'?"
Just about that time woman walk
ed into the office. She was accom-
panied by several children.
us this Col. Greenman?' she asked.
"Well, my husband has left me-" she
said. ''Of course, l don't mind that,
because he never was any good. All
l want Is for him to stay away from
me. l can make living for myself"
But, madam, if he's left you
what"
"And he never bought anything for
the children. He spends all his money
for whisky. But all l want is for him
to"
"Why are you complaining if he has
left your
well, I'm afraid he'll come back.
I don't want him back. All L"
Perhaps he'll stay away, then"
well, he'd better not If he does
III get out a warrant for him charg-
Ing him with wife desertion. Yes, sir,
that's what I'll do"
But l thought that you"
"All l want is for that man to leave
me alone"
The colonel took the woman's name
anu address. He promised to investi.
gate