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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

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g torb Y ii Sc n ! g 81 II
Den SenboIo til 5oriifringspoli-
cerrte neoiatte aafltfomite Mnleo-
ming al 5afiens MftiempIles 8ran6
bar afiluttet Gorretningen. Gen
iamleoe gritatning, TOM 5oriifrings-
ielifabet faar at nore0e, blir $685.
600 &roner. Set tor aniees for 81
BET, at MplIen bill bIipe opbpgget.
g e TT + icitet / Man-
5 a I .@n &omite bar nr6eriggt
8etingelierne for Oprettelie at ct
GleftricitetsbGrf for 8pen. ga
8anofraften fra Tosiefaloene / Om-
egnen ful6er for foitbar,er man blepet
ltaaenoe beo ct iaafal0t 1ielelmotor=
anlGg. Ser bltner ianoipnligpiS | en-
ner Sremtt6 l1o1teot Mftieinbbpoelie
for ct iaa0ont MnIag, iom fal frnne
ffaffeS for 10000 ST..
Botar 2ubema -nn cq
6 n | + ationen. Der Da1
til ben 5. Tebruor inofalot til Ell
fort Wgoe / Malelun0 ongooenof
acknowledgements. Sen
oenne 5orbin0elie meget on1talte ga
itor 2iioemann iful6e in0leoet, mer
BET bleD negtet bam NermiSiiol1. .Mp
ser blep nGgtet bam@ermisiion. Mg
reorag bleb trpft og oplpit pau Mp
bet og 0erefter / GulenOer al @fseml
plorer ipre6t u0 oper &eltlon0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01
Hyad Western Canada
kan gj0re.
"Old Indiana" berer Prison.
Dundurn, Sask., Sept. 80, 1906.
Mr.. w. H.. Rogers,
.Tr1;o-o-o1s~ ToJ ..." ".

Dundurn, Sask., Sept. 80, 1906.
Mr.. w. H.. Rogers,
indianapolis, Ind.
Erede Here!
Da De val ude hos os i JUL lovede
jeg senere at meddele Dem, hvad mil
nordre Quart kunde frembringe pr
Acre. Som De erindrer, var Diet ali
tilsaaet med Hvede. Nj i Gaar ble1
jeg fnrdig med T~aerskningen og fix
at den i Gjennemsnit 43H Bushels
pr. Acre ~ vejende 64H Pd. pr. str@
get Bushel. Hveden er den bedste
Art jeg nogensinde har dyrket =
saa ensartet Form og St@rrelse. De
kan vide Diet var en- god Art deraf
at jeg allerede har solgt 1000 Bush
els. af den til Sad for mine Naboer
Dette Aar har vnret Diet bedste
Farmaar for mig, saalange jeg hal
levet. Min Hvedeh6st bel9b. sig til
$3.50 Bushels og min Havrehpst tt
op imod 5000. !.
Maaske De husker, at jeg gjorde
Dem opmRrksom paa en- halv Sektion
netOp Vest for. wort Hus og st@dende
op til min. nordlige Quart paa Sgd.
oAoSAs JS6 4hO1ACC oC Oul uO CJC uCu
for saa at vsnre i Besiddelse at en- al
de .bedste Farme i Western Canada
bet glader mig, at kunne meddele
Dem, at jeg MI er Ejer af denne halve
SEXTON, og jeg haaber nu at vpre
j Stand til naeste Aar at kunne bringe
10000 Blu. Hvede paa Markedet. Hvis
blot nogle af disse code og brave
"Hocsiers' kunde have varet her
de sidste Par Ugers It'd og set Diet
-gyldnee Kofn~ gjennem Udlpbsrenden
styrte ned i Vognene og siden, set
de store: Dynger i mine Kornmagasi.
ner, er jeg sikker paa, de Wide have
indrGmmet, at der fndes intet bedre
Farmland j. Verden end netop: dette.
Og saa hal. jeg kunnet gjGre alt NIT
Farmarbejde med kun 8 Heste og en-
lejet Mand undtagen netop i HOST og
tTaerskningstiden: I, Aar beviste jeg
min Nabo, at t.The Hoosiers''', naar
de blot tager fat, kan avle Korn paa
HGjde med de bedste Minnesota Far
mere. Hans bedste Afgr9de var 42H1s
Blu. pr. Acre, saa De vii forstaa, at
sold Indiana bserer Prisen for j
Aar.
s Deres forbundne,
;s# Ss4 NE. .Baumink.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01
Dade i Dan1nark.
Kj9benhavn og Fredriksborg.

Fhv. Karetmager Engerslevs Enke
Henriette. Konditor Elmer Starup.
Kunstdrejer Jensens Enke Henriet-
tie. Cigarmager Karl Christensen.
Skibsf@rer Vallentins. Hustru Marie.
FrSken Louise G@tsche. Blikken-
slagermester Joachim Horn. Sko-
politibetjent Thorvald Hansen. For
retter Rasmussens Hustru Jensine.
Partikulier Carl Grigatis. Assistent
i Magistraten l. Barfods Enke Ma
RE. Fabrikant Mullers Enke Julie.
Partikulier 0. J@rgensens Hustru
Jensine. Enkefru Actonia Decker.
Fhv. Vertshusholder Peter 'Poulson.
Enkefru Heloise Andersen. Fhv.
Murersvend F. Henriksens Hustru
Gjertrud. Enkefru Camilla Markus-
sen. Handelsmand Jens Larsen.
Fhv. ~Jordemoder Johanne Elise
Berg. Jacobine Elisabeth Guessing.
Urtekrammer Andersens Hustru Jo-
hanne. Overbetjent Magnus 'Hoff.
Thora Steenberg. Apotheker Fro
lichs Enke Hansine: Sadelmager
sens Enke Karen. Fr1ken Louise
v. Meyeren. Skomager Petersens
Hustru Ane. Fhv. Fisker Jens,' Oh
sen. Mailer Julius I@rgensen. Ane
Schmidt. Fhv. R~estavrat@r Jacob
Nielsen. Exam. pharm. Anton Fol
kenberg. Enke Jensine M@ller.
Kontorist Valdemar Andersen.
Gr@nthandler Ole Michaelsen. Mu-
rermester Sigurd Unmack. Oberst
Peter Bjerring. Kontorist Henrik
Olsen. Generalmajor Christian Bau-
mann. Kusk Hans Trannerup. Ty-
pograf Torrents Kjertmann: Kom-
mis- Carl.Christensen. Fr@ken Emf
lie .Prosch. Syerske Anna Hansen.
Trykkeriarbejderske Thora Chri-
.stensen. Proprietor War Hviids
Enke Adamine. Etatsraad Frantz
Adolph. Forhenv. M@llerscend Carl
Scheartzlose. Protokolsekretar i
Rigsdagen Wilhelm Bentsen. Bryg-
.geriarbejder SGrensens Hustru Ma
rem. Malermester Simon J%acobsens
Enke .Ane. T@mrermester Carl En-
gel. Dyrlage Olsens Enke Karo-
line. Vagter Johansens Enke Ane.
Syerske Hjalmardine Jacobsen. Bar
Der Lunds Hustru Ingeborg. Detail
handlerske Helene Jensen. Forret-
:mngsbestyrer Julius Christensen.
Kontro1l6r Peter ] Lassen. Klein
smed Peter Nielsen. Skomager Pc
ter Schmidt. Fhv. Typograf Theo-
dor Fischer. T9mrer Hansens Hit
stru Ane. Erik. Elisabeth Kolberg.
,Bankassistent Lorentz Benzon. Elk
peditrice Dagny Larsen. Enke An
ma Br9mer. Portner Henriksens
Hustru Ane. E1ektriker M@llers
Hustru Hansine. Skomager. Johan
Jensen. Agent S@ren Melgaard:
Syerske Anna Hansen. B%agersvend
Nielsens Hustru Johanne. Fhy. Ur-
tekrammer N. Chr. Juuls Hustru
Oline. Enke Ane Christensen. Mol
lersvend Hans Jensen. Christine
Christensen. Commissioners Morten
Nielsen. Fhv. M6llebygger Christof-
fer Nielsen. Droskekusk Jensens
Enke Ane. Stavningsmand Jens
Frederiksen. Vognmand Hansens
Hustru Ane. Enke Godtholdine'
Rasmussen. Husbestyrerinde Nico-
line Petersen. Enkefru Emile Levy
Mathea Hansen. Enkefru Marie Pc
derstrup. Frk. Anna Rudert. Warts
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01
D9pbeo fan life belbreoes

bel. 1ofale Mibler. ba be lite fat raa ben arerebne Sc
of Sret. Ser er fun en Wtoobe at furere. 9pobeb. p{
BET er heb fonititutionene Mibler. 9ppbe6 foraariaee}
neb Ell betanbt Silftano at Slin1btnben bet eufto6tft'
gSr. g&aor bette &er blloer inflaneret, merfer Sc CT
bliner belt luttet, ct 9eobeb s5piaen, pg 1neb ntinbr'
8etri1belien fon fierneS, pg bette &cr gjengtpes fir
%norn1ale 9ilitanb, bill @prelfen bore ebefo9t for iiebie
tet anbet enb en- betenbt 9ilftanb al @limbinber1e..
-0i nil 9ipe ct bunbrebe 9Dlars for ethnert Silfelb,
ot 9snbe6 Qoraarlaset al &atarrb). iom lite tan ture
res uteb Halls Catarrh Cure. 5frip efter girfuIore
frit: S.. s. @beneD g. 60. Soebo, s.
~ @alsea bod @potbefere 75c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01
Sans esen sfpeee,

Boul fom aan0elgs faren6e in0
Stuen: u9eu far ieg let ct Spdgel
le, ct rigttgt Gpsgelle!"
u@bor 6a?"
u@e6 &irfegaor0smuren> lige OF
c6 Mnren!"
u@oorle6es iaa Set Sppgelie u6
@oul?"
$50, set bar / Gfiffelie al ct fort
fort Sbin!"
u9u .er en- 9nn1rian, min fjGr'
SEOUL; oct bar beret Sin egel
Sfpgge."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01
Gn MisfpritaaclIc.

.vMaa, bbo6 ipntes Sc ON @apc=
gpien, leg ien0te til Ceres SpOielS=
Dag, Her @onien?"
nSSom Sat, ST. &aptajn, ri fogte
Dinner, og ri 1tegte biuner, men BUN
bar og blep 6og lt'go6t nomeO iejg."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

Mrs. W.. s. Ford. 1888 Lansdowne St.,
Baltimore, Nd, skriver:
Kjere Mrs. Pinkham:-
~ FIRE Aar var Livet mig en- Byrde. leg
plagedes at Uregel1n &c ssigheder, Standsnin.
ger, frygtelige tr9kkende Fornemmelser og
rhyre ~Nerv9sitet. ,Jeg havde opeivet alt
man anbefalede mig Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. bet helbredede min
svaghed og gjorde mig sund og stark"
Miss Grace E. Miller, 1918 Michigan
St., Buffalo, N. Y, skriver:
Kjere Mrs. Pinkham:-
Nit Hell red var en- meget daarlig For
fatnlng; jeg var i%rritabel: gnaven, havde
Lydia E: Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
lhjalP mig. efter at allie andre Mediciner
Hvad Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound udferte for Mrs. Ford OF Miss
Miller vii Diet ogsaa udrette for andre
Kvinder i lienende Sitting. Enhver
lidende Kvinde i de Forenede Slater or
anmodet ON at modtage felgende Indby-
delse. Den er fri, vii bringe Dem Hell
bred og maaske fre]se Deres Liv.
mrs. Pinkbam'> 1nabydelse til Kpinder.
Kvinder som li9er af en- hvilken som
helst Form af %kvindelig Svaghed er ind
budt til ufortevet at skrive til Mrs. Pink
ham, Lynn, Mass. Aarsagen kan maaske
kjendes efter de opgivne Symptomer og
den nurtigste og sikreste Vel til Helbre-
delse blive anvist. I'd af hendes aare-
LANCE Erfaringer i Behandlingen af
kvindelige sygdomme har hun maaske
netop Diet Rad, SON passer i Deres Til
falde. Hendes Vejledning er fri og
! hjslper altid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

Turfplcli c belbrebct paa CT Sag.
Sog 2aratipe Bromo &uinine
Tablets. Yengene t-5age fra ollie
Apotbefere, bbis life %belbreoet. :@
IS. @rooe's geapn paa beer 9@fe
csc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

8ren0t Correlation.
@n0eitationerne for &igli @r1bers
Tangbane be6 &eitan er totalt neo>
br9n6t. Get bar ON Natten gaaet
'Slo i @eggen bag Spnsrpret. 5ta-
tionsbeitpreren, iom bar til1teoe> iat-
te, Jig ltrafs / 8eb9gelle for at lluffe
og. fit @ielp at tililer,oe Sernbane-
folf. 8pgningen bren6te imiolertio
totalt ne6 i2gbet al faa 9iebliffe. 80
Seffe Mel, iom bor 2agret paa eta,
tionen, ltrgg me6. Com Sglge al
8ran6en bill @fsporten al Sis fra
&ieli @ruber blipe itoniet EN- l9n-
gere SID. 8Dgningen, lom bar me-
get flor, in6ebol6t en- feel Del @ts:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

5tDrtbttget bar 11e0 81 Sten1111er
itmob 49 be6taget at Lobe u6mpnte
10000 uMin6estofroner" til nooe.
ling blan6t Sc 8arnepligttge, ionl
forrette0e @rpniepagt / 1905.
40 Glars S n.b II R II NJ
iom &oitaabner beo2esieifogenSHoit.
dabneri feirebe Sen q. Gebruar 2an6.
ban6Ier og Stationsboloer 3. Mgl.
men. Den gamle &oitaabner fpl6te
ferlte Slle6ag rs Mar, men Ell en0nu
fritz og raft og foreitaar ielo Boit.
efSpe0tttonen.
II 5 enIan0'ife s e a :
t ct el fabers e. T t :
II / ng. &rtitia1ia &omunalbeitp-
relie bar bellltttet, at fremme0e Gbe=
oterielifaber ifal betale en- Mfgift Of
10 Erocent al 8ruttoin0tGgten. Trie
for Mfgift er 10 Toreltillinger / bpert
&alel1oeraar iamt Sc 6oretillinger,
Iom gtoes ON Spmmerer, 11aor Sc
nor tie Sbeatre er luffe0e.
9 L nfne6e SfpiteIp /.
bere. timber 5fpitelpbning Sp,1,
Bag falot fire Gutter igiennem pao
natgammel SS / Sipen l0enfor
Borg me0beleS fra 6rebrifs1tao. 81
al bem blep bengen6e paa Ssfanten
og re0oeoes al 6ilfere, iom bprte
Mp0roobene ,me6ens to II Mars gam.
le Gutter, .Ggnner al @aarObruger'
he / Sorsnns, 1trafs gif Thumbs. Sc
bleb lenere fun0et, men ollie Splip.
ningsforipg bar forgjnpes.
en- bDgg-e1 ig So g
a Soc e me06eles fra
Momot Station til v9r. Si6.": @r
Man0 og en- Some 1ful0e @gn0ag
ne0oper me0 Toget. &onen laa for,
fer0elig u6, i0et Mnitgtet bar opbop,
net at 5tp0 og Slag. Samti0ig trpg,
leoe pg ba6 bun Ma10en: u94ao
mig mere ieg fjen0er en00a life Sen
@elligaan0!" Sg Man0en llog. Sc
ulpffelise Mennelfer 6rog afite0 me1
Soget UNDER flor Spitgt fra Hasiage:
rerne.
9tort @i16efiife. Ser
1. 5ebruar bab6e @aleiun6 en-. 1to1
Sag me6 Siloefilfe> i6et ser fom ca
5000 Moal tillon6S Sen 9og, .bbil:
fet bil iige en- &9r0i al omfring &c..
600 &roner. 12O Sarfo1ter 0eltog
6eraf 1880 9ampifibe, bporaf
fra Bergen og 13 fra Maleiun6. 6:
enfelt Gampifib fit 1870 Maal, fler;
omfring 100; Sen a%lmin6elig'
Gangit bar fra. 80 til Ell 5000
Maal. .Hriien bar 10 a II &roner
Sm Mftenen bleb ser 6esb9rre Sen
0ereis paa @r1n6 al &uling al SD6
beit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

9tDgltIDffe sc d M g.
0 ; Sra Momsos me06eles: @lt
%frpgtelig. nlpffe er ben6t fer. @n
@l1t peo Mapn Mngeu Sllen, ser far
orbei6e pda 9jerfbol 9ampiag og
@gp1eri, er b%ogltopelig repet iitpffer
timber slrbei0et meo at tage Ell &em
al Ell &emifipe, 1ire6ens Maifinen par
/ f1l0 6urt. &emmel1 mao babe gre
bet fat / bans &lGoer og llpnget bam
run0t SoDe0afSlen. Maifinen blep
ne1ten 1trafs 1toniet; me11 set bar al
ligebel forient. Man fon6t fun Gut
tens idrgelig lemlplte0e Sig. Mrme
:og Sen: bar ol6eles repet fra &rop=
pe": ~:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

s s liners 81 3 e 3 :
S fin Sn0itilling ONT Mrme=
bllogettet bennrfer Militerfomiteen
/ Gtortbinget, at Sen pil u0tale fin
Spmpotbi for Sal1fen ON fori9gspis
Snofprelie al 8 Sim1erS Mrbei0stio
ne0 Gtotens n1ilitrre @%erflte0er, for
at lr1oll 0erpe0 fan in6bp1te praftilfe
grforinger ont @~enligtsmes1tgbeoen
al Ell ioaoan Sr0ning lun0er @enip n=
tagen ioapel til Statens lom til Mr=
bei6ernes Snteresl JET.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

GIeftrilf Sernbone :
Observation-Disclosures far
forelpl1rgt Dos 5fien-8an6affana=
TENS Stpre, ON &analen er pillig til
ut ltille fine 6oslefolo cper Soggo
og &jelool til Gispoiition for etef=
triif Sernbone0rift. &analltpret far
iparet, at set ct pilligt BERTH og pil
title iig met nrulig i~meoefommenoe
operfpr Ylanel!s Sterilization.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

g. @% an.fel 0p6. @obs.
eier g. &anfel paa @ambo be6 Mois
er afgaaet be6 9g6en / en- Ml6er al
SO Mar. Mf6eoe bar Ell efter norffe
6orbolo meget betp0elig .@ien6omss
beiio6er og en- al 2on6bruget me9et
fortient @on0, anieet og .ofbol0t /
bi0e &reoie. San bar / en- Marreffe
6orman6 4 or Smaalenenes Mmts
2anobusboloningsielifab og Me6lem
al 8eltprelien for .5ellfabet for Mor,
geS gel. S 9ttiaorene bar ban
Meoreoaftpr. al. uNorif 2an6man6s.
BLOB. S Berio6en 1889-1891 re,
prei entereOe ban 5maolepenes Mmt
paa @tortbinget> bporbos ban bor-e en-
/ fin &iembpgo -fomr1nalt meget be,
nDttet Mon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

$1,000 Rroners Me6=
gong. Gram TT e a1get.
&riitianio Samlags &e9nlfaber for
flor, lom I'LL CT fnr6ige, piler, at
v0ranmeialget", set er l10ifiGnf=
Mtg al al 9lags 8renoepin beo
Samlagets iamtlige &afeer og l16=
ifirl1fnings1teoer far pGret omfring
$1,000 &rouer min6re emo 1905.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

0G6saI6. @enerallgitnan1
$. IS. pSronge ct afgaaet beo 9g0el1
efter nogen Clos 5pg0om. Meo sc.
:11erallpitnant $. IS. p0range er en-
al Sc melt. fienote % fremtre6enoe
Sfiffelier in0en Sen :. ror{fe Mrme
gaaet Bort. san por fb6t 1885. 0f.
ficer fra 1885, og b1ep. fommanoe,
:1renoe General 4. SUM 1897. Set
pqr nu6er en-. for get .norife 5oripars.
beiet betponingsful6 sSi6> at Gene
rollaitnant p9range befle6te oel1tnel
anipqrsftl6e ,Stilling, og bans Mqpr
fortiener at nabnes me6 Gaf.og St,
fienotligbe0. San bar aIti6 Monoen
meo BET rolige iaglige @pn poa Sin,
gene % Ell iar0eles 6pgtig M6mini.
itrator. Som gbef bar @eneral1pit-
mont P0ronge fien6t Tom ben, Der
ditto fororet met Of Befalet ielp; oa
ban bar lige agtet pg afbol0t iom SO,
'reiat % ION Menneffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

= 81 en1.fp6s i Sotunbei-
m e Il. ,t.y ST.. &oteleier Ole @erge og
.Gatter fra Surtegreo TOM forleoen
:oper Sognefielo meo.. &enifpos til
@aperoole1,l Som. Get er ferite
Sang, at no9en .bor retit ODER Cog
nefjel0 meo iua0al1 @fp6s pg paa
Ell Aarsti0, ga Spergungen fra Soc
peroolen til @ogn er nofiddNbd; og
Ser er intet Spor al Sci. Barten
bar oglaa upaaflagelig> ioet Be fra
Surtegrp0 til @lpeleter brugte ca. 6
elmer; set bliper EN- 6Sdrt. al Gimen
og Milen. Nattefnorter toges bos q.
&uiten, og ,beloisois fan6tes ser paa
en @aar6 Nerbe6en Mole til &ene=
ne; So. eller an6et .Strnafo6er. fan
nemlig life brugeS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

&apt. &ooI6 Mmu1r6 :
e u@iga"= @fspe6itionens So.
rer> bar MI begpn0t fin Soreoragsrei:
lie giennem europa. Sen fprite 8p
ban belegte bar &ipbenbaon, bpor Ser
bleo pilt bam megen Spmerfiombeo.
San bolot Sore6rog ON lin. @eiie
giennem Moropeitpa5lagen / @eogra-
filf @elifab. &~ongefamilien, flere al
.Miniitrene og on6re @onorotiorez
bar tiliteoe. 69r Sore0ragets Be.
gpnoelie fit ban Selifabets itore
@nlomeoaille oberraft al @ellfabets
Braltoent, :&ronprins @bri1tian.
Somme Mften afbolhtes en- flor Ban-
fet til s@re'fo bam, beo bpilfen ser
oonife &oman0pr &obgaor6, ser
iammen meo Mor6enifiolo gior6e
&eiien paa uGega" giennem Morogit:
%pasiogen> bol0t Salen for s@resgie.
1ten, og Sen 0anife. :Bremierlgitnon1
|@anien> Mmun0iens Ma1tfomon0e:
rer1e, Solen for Morge. Meite. Dal
bar slmun0ien @ielt @tuoenterfor:
eningen, bpor fan gientog Sore6ro:
get fra 9agen foru6. Sc 0ani tie 8la:
Sc. ifriper, at til Soreoragets @uf:
ceS bi0rog fife tibet 0en @elfeoen:
beo, ia nalten ltnoieligbe0, bporme<
Sen bergnte Bolarforifer omtalte be:
lie Sar0en. Otter Gore6roget bal
Ser ct 6elt1naaltio, be0 bbilfet 3r
Sbulitrup talte for. ct go6t fremti,
oigt 9amarbeioe mellem Danife oe
.Mor6men0, i6et ban bad6e bentD6e6t
til: @oofre6 @aniens 2o6 / Noropelt.
pds1ogens 66tll6fprelfe % ben 6onifi
Seofficer, @rins Carts &asiaee moi
Morobeit ,,pps M ben 1torffe '&onge
ttirotte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01

&ou ge Ii n.6sS 80 t y e
6ar enitemmig beiluttet Snofipb al
ltomarfen og Giel61trefningerne ON
gioin0sbnuoet for at forebpgge 9rif-
feponbets Sorurensning. &jpbeilm<
men CT $500 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-01
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-28
BIG FLEET TO SAIL
ADMIRAL EVANS SAYS THERE WILL
 BE NO DELAY.
Vessels Wfu Get Under Way from
 Hampton Roads When the Presidents Orders to Sail are Received.

Washington. Nov. 27.---fYou can het your North American lite that g<iie battIeship fleet will sail from Hamp- ton Roads on it's voyage to the Pacific on the morning of December i6. The vessels will get under way just as soon as receive the Presidents orr ders to sail"
 Tn this characteristic manner, Ad- miral Roberley D. Evans answered the reports recently current that there would be a delay in the assembling and consequent departure of the fleet from, the date originally set. The Admiral's orders contemplated the as- sembling of the fleet in Hampton Roads on December 9. It Is possible that all the ships may not be there on that date. but there is no doubt in the Admirai's mind that they will all be on hand when the sailing order Is given on the morning of the 18th.
 At the Bureau of Navigation. it is stated that there may possibly be a trifiing delay Tn the arrival at Hamp- ton Roads of the battleships Minnesota, Kentucky and Virginia, which yet have to be docked and their sea valves overh auled before they are ready for a long trip. The delay. however, if any, will be insignificant and the ships will be ready to sail on the 18th Ad- miral Evans will be the guest Of Pres ident Roosevelt at dinner at the White House tomorrow night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-28
TAMMANY HALL NOT
 PLEDGED TO BRYAN
Charles F. Murphy. The Leader, Gives Oct .
 Statement.

New York. Nov. 27-Charles F.. Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, de- clared today that James J. Hagan had no authority to pledge Tammany Halls support to w. J. Bryan for the Dem ocratfc nomination for President, as he did at the Bryan dinner in Washing ton last night When Mir. Murphy's attention was called to Mir. Hagan's action. hes aid:
 "Hagan spoke for Hagan, not for Tammany Hall. No one is authorized to pledge the Tammany delegation. If Mir Bryan is the nominee of the Dem ocratic Party for President, Tammany will support him with loyalty but we are not pledging ourselves to any can didate at this time
 MT Murphy's attention was also called to the declaration of State Chairman w. F Connors, in favor of Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. for the Presidential nominee.
 MT. Chanler is d strong and popular young man." said MT. Murphy. He added that 1t was too early to decide whether the New York State delegation to the Democratic National Convention vould be instructed or not.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-28

the statement but he refused, where upon Mrs. Bradley said: Arthur, sign It." To which Brown answered: "Yes, Dolly. will sign anything for you. but I will not for madam"
 On cross examination by Mir. Hoover. witness said that Brown did not at the conference say that he would marry Mrs. Bradley. although the state ment Iquoted was the substance of his remark.
 The witness had been employed by the firm of Brown and Henderson from 1898 until the firm was dissolved. He is still employed in the same capacity by Max Brown. The conversation he had testified in which he had heard Mrs. Bradley say Mir. Brown would marry her or she would blow his head of, had taken place in the summer of 1908.
 He had told her that Brown ought to marry her. He had never heard Mrs. Bradley's son called Arthur Brown. Jr. had heard of him only as Arthur or Arthur Brown. His picture was hung in the outer room of Senator Browns office with those of the other children of Senator Brown. He had told Mrs. Bradley that the Senator had left $200 to buy a ticket for her for any place except Goldfield or Washington and that he would give her the money that remained after buyinS ner the ticket- He denied having said that the Senator did not want her to go to Goidfield. be- cause he thought she would succeed there. She wanted to get a stock of goods and open a store there. When pressed to know if he had not made that statement he said he told Mrs. Bradley many things so that they could get along together-had told her false hoods to get along with her.
 A Deliberate ralsehOod.
 You told her deliberate ehoods?' asked MT. Hoover of counsel for the de- fense.
 "Yes. and she knows it. I told her about that afterwards"
 Witness said he was in the office to do whatever Mir. Brown wanted him to do.
 He had told Mrs. Bradley the Sena- tor wanted to keep her under his con- trol. He was sure he had never told her he thought the Senator wanted to marry her if she could straighten him out and keep him from drinking. but he told her he did not think she could do that.
 The witness emphaticaIiy stated he
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-28
NORMAL CONDITIONS.
First Steps are Taken to Call in All
 Script.

First steps are Taken to Call in All
 Script.
 Chicago, Nov. 27.--The first step to- ward retiring the clearing house eer- tificates issued in this city. was taken today, when the executive committee of the Chicago Clearing House ordered destroyed $25,0o0 worth of certificates that have been paid back to the clear ing house. David R. Forgan,- president of the Chicago City National Bank, an- nounced this action at the weekly din- ner of the Chicago Association or Commerce and added that the proce- dure will be continued daily until the entire issue is paid back and normal conditions restored"
 We have received answers from 1000 of the banks questioned regard ing resumption of specie payments" said Mir .Forgan. Just 99S of them declare themselves ready for such a resumption at once. The others. two, asked for a little longer time. but merely for the purpose of ascertaining If the time is ripe for such move. The answers are from all sections of the South. Middle West and North west .h