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Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06
HARRINGTON.

f,, Noodles were the
Raughiey Wui'o' ., .ir,,oy, ,eighbora at Piney
guests Of nj Bl1 a ,e; sa .day.
Nlose M, ls,t two .eks The Misses EdyIne
-, l,o-,eIta simpson have entertained lne iS
ei' -. sAf isses Katie Burke, OF Fhllaue'
lowing guess rosa,n,n and sister, OF Burra-
delphia' I'M - of steyensville, Md, Mrs
VILE Mabei W rlsi1 - ,fr and Mrs Harry
Llu' le''' ,,,ttsr Of Philadelphia, MessIS'
Layton aaa u,,ts.,,,to, u C. walter George,
J, r. store Oh " s'a'i . s,,,r.ou of Whining
of Denton, Md nun ,i', ,,,,ar.,nto,vn. Thomas
ton, Wuo'i '''1' , vii Hardesty and Will |
CANAL OF bdt.s''"''
Simpson, o. our town ,,. ,,rg the. guests |
Ada,u Waoiesiui er tna WNe "'''
of Mr.. and Mr- peLon{ on 5.l,''s' ,,.,,.ip and
MIS- Ver'ie CANAL N l,.,,.i,,fon were guests
Mrs Emma Cooper %, '.g,7 Nv, rnesIav.
OF MT. anu I'm, a, Pennington, spent last
Mr.. Annie Coz is VI. ="
week with Mr.. b F. t"''' ..4.
f. stone .4s ret lrnel I' ,t,,, with
Mis- Bertha ''''s'n 'sS
Mrs +. Ro~-' -, -,n,, save "a
on Thursday evening - INV rsported
psr'Y 70 ''''.
a most enjoyable time ...,i.. -i,,ps,n are
Mn. Misses EIythe aud Co'neiN ,'1,..,,.,
,,ting "a -ip which VII mt'"u7 '.' ,,.,,.;,,
places East Sew Marcel 2 ''a,' " linrlocs
TrapDe Md guests OIL sims ol"t
Eederslsburs Oak Grove ana aea,"'',' .,,,, Mrs.
MT and Mrs Horsey, @. ', I.rr, Bele
Kcnaerly, Misses ka'h-i''s - and baby
Kepne-y and Mrs George Anu lif, s,' ,,rs g
of New York city were eh'e''"'''' -
r. Harrington on satn- d'! mt, r,.,,,tellow
Mrs. McVoy. of C1e'ler' "l'''ui 7,,,3 NJ,
orRnrrsv le John Carter 81 G,,rS,ssid are tow
and Mrs. PurneL ho''e''
visitors this week' .,,....i..,,t,,, aud lad
Miss Ne' IL .eI,,,,;s were guests of Mr.
friend rom ~ ,,,5 Mrs. John Sheldrak
Kate ny -u'' N
las Gordon entertained friends from I'll
N'' s.,,,,dav
Guy 'N y,rs Mul,ineaux are visiting PEN
'e' iceland and other places OF ntere'
syl'a--.' 80, a baDpy vacation.
we WIS 81 r,mp and daughter have be-
SlIa ,-s,.s
NJ. Z,d5c Flemning has been su"'lius .,
.,5ioit,s Doctors Lewis and Riley WIN "
Ptro,a,is.s from Philadelphia performed "a >.
sps1.,'@ ,.,rstiou on thursday. Her many iTie
,,,.;,g q, see her out again soon
Mr. and Mrs Water Royd ana oa"s '''o' 7F
sunday in Chester.
Ar ". G. Wright is on the sick ii9''
St;ss Rebecish B. Harrington lett or No'u
Cor wilmington to resume her school uulles
has been offered school by every su
g, tbe state for this school year wnile ever!
81 them knew she was attending a ousi-
school ia Philadelphia instead OF 'helt s'.il''
ot,ol at Dover and yet for several "eeAs
soHo' -, -asding articles in nearly all oil
NV .-,r. si,rring our superint endents'
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06

Evansville. Ind. Sept. WINE N, ne
u,as asleep at his home near this
w. w. Maurice silverman was bitten on
tb nc line by a large spider and It Is
feared he will die. The lace Oh 0i.'e :,
man is so badly swollen that II Is d.
most impossible to recognize him.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06

~ As AN@s+AA
deaths are caused
bv it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. II
kidney trouble IS
observation-disclosures
neutrality-suspicious.
ed blood will at
- f,F
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06
go. nnn,t want ONO.

Portland. Me-, Sept. I'm an inter- nue.,
,,av, given out. Judge Alton B. Parker
Of New York. declared he has no de-
oire ever again TO hold public once
and that in this respect ms views vs. n4 ave-
not changed since his deleap ioi tut
presidency in 1904
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06

In lesve Naloney / hour later t illaina,,ev,s.
~, WI, WI Gains 20 minutes later than MalouS
',' ;,, leave Milford for New Wharf Half-Hou'
mack VIII before Sailing Time
RETURNING, .nove
49,, p,vp NORTH WHARvEs gust HDo'e
Will lg arch street, Philadelphia as follows; nm
Tues, sept SP.m. F Fqi Sept - 10 ? p.
Tnes 10, mdt. Iues.' q 4p.n.
Fri, ~ 3,g oct Z pm
Fare to philadelphia, 60
Round Trip,
MiIford and Phila. Tras. Company
To,onbone Cofice-MILFoRD, DE Il e6 n ANf
cdIneI IePtnone Phiia. Phone Market lo-O' =
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06

crmberland. Nd. Sept. 4.-WhIIe
.-ro~od In an exhibition drill, James
T-aIentine tillerman on the aerial lad
dor truck of the fire department was
'.ti,od as a result of his ladder snap
ping when the man was % Iee' III INT
air.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06
q. w. PALMER, Captain


,,.,,, leaves Milford and New Wharf as follows
80. :. .Lrhin dMrlug.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06

post stops at the Consumers Ice CS al chester ester
chester este going or coming 81 ArriVins
~ hours after leaving Phila, ss7o D. OH wharf
Telephone NJ in philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths

There is a disease prevailing III TINS
con, r,t- most dangerous because so deceP-
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-06
September.

Io,vrnine steamer will leave ave. pier above
Ke' 5iar 4 south Wharves FIRST fleI "OO'e
= 1ISSestput street, as follows
Leave Philadelphia ,o.
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MOUNTAIN BLOCKED
THE WIRELESS
Continued from Page one.)

were not allowed on the wharf. The
orders were that nobody should be al
lowed on the wharf until the vessel
was moored. When she was moored
it was given out by the guards that
the orders were that no one was allow
ed on the wharf until the mail was
ashore One of the members of Con-
gress got very warm under the collar
and wanted to know what fool method
was being adopted He was the more
irritated inasmuch as exceptions we're
made, military and naval officers and
their families and hotel keeper and
relative of somebody aboard ship and
several others being allowed on the
wharf while Congressman and news
papermen and even laundrymen were
excluded.
The Sherman carries one of the
largest lists of passengers ever taken
across the Pacific in a transport. She
has 1,200 officers and enlisted men. in
GLIDING the Thirtieth Infantry and two
companies of engineers. Col. Edward
B. Pratt is in command of the Both.
Captain c. e. Babcock is quarter
master.
There are seven passengers for Ho-
nolulu and two for Guam. Miss Marion
Hall goes to Guam; she is a member
of the family of Lieutenant Command.
er McNamee, U, S. N. Mrs. George
Seifert, also for Guam is the wife OF
Paymaster's Clerk Seifert, U. S. N.
The Sherman sails at II o'clock to.
morrow morning. About ZOO tons Of
coal are being put aboard here.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13
LIQUOBssBOA8D
IS SUSTAINED

The gin mills Will remain open. that
is those that have been fortunate
enough to receive licenses. This morn
ing Judge De Bolt heard argument on
motion to dissolve the temporary in
junction obtained against the Liquor
License Commissioners and Inspector
Fennell restraining them from issuing
any liquor license to w. c. Peacock or
any other applicant The most mate
rial ground on which the Injunction
was sought was that Commissioners
Gilman, Lucas and Campbell were dis
qualified from acting as Commission
ers, as they were members of a social
organization that sold liquor.
Attorney General e. c. Peters ar
gued the case for the Commission to
dissolve the injunction and T. M. Har-
rison appeared for Jacintho Miguel
the petitioner Judge De Bolt granted
the motion to dissolve the injunction
Harrison gave notice of intention to
appeal on the judgment.
Chas Bon, administrator of the es-
tate OF the late Louis Marks, has filed
his final accounts and petition for dis
charge. The administrator charged
himself with 1886 Al and asks to be
allowed $7,994.77,
Libellee In the divorce action of Ka-
lama Ioane against Malta has filed a
general denial of allegations except
the marriage ceremony. and asks that
the case be speedily tried
A masters report in the final ac-
counts and petition for discharge OF
the administrators of the estate of Mrs
Cordelia H. Brown, deceased, has beer
filed Glen Quinn was master.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13

On Reading and Filing the Petition
and Accounts of Charles Bon, Admin
istrator with the viii annexed of the
Estate of Louis Marks, deceased,
wherein he asks to be allowed $7994. n,
and he charges himself with 1886 Al,
and asks that the same may be exam
ined and approved, and that final
order may be made of Distribution of
the property remaining in his hands
to the persons thereto entitled, and
discharging him and his sureties from
all further responsibility as such Ad-
ministrator with the Will annexed.
1t is Ordered, that Monday the 18th
day of August, A. D. 1907. at 10 o'clock
a. m, before the Judge of said Court
at the Court Room of the said Court
at Honolulu, Island of Oahu, he and
the same hereby is appointed as the
time and place for hearing said Petit
ton and Accounts, and that all per-
SONS interested may then and there
appear and show cause, IL any they
have, why the same should not be
granted, and may present evidence as
to who are entitled to the said prop
erty. And that notice of this Order,
in the English language, be publish
ed in The Hawaiian Star, a newspa-
per printed and published in Homo
lulu, once a week, for three successive
weeks, the last publication to be not
less than two weeks previous to the
time therein appointed for said hear
ing.
Dated at Honolulu, this 18th day
OF July, 1907
(Sgd) J. T. DE BOLT,
First Judge Of the Circuit Court Of
the First Circuit.
Attest.
JOB BACHELOR,
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of the First
Circuit
4ts--July 10, 90, 81, Aug. 3.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13
Henry Waisrh0uSG Trust Co., Id
Real Estate Department
Fort and Merchant SITS, Honolulu.
HEALTH RECOVERED.

Mrs. Won Rosenmixer, who arrived
here three weeks ago in such a preca-
rlous state Of health that her recovery
was doubtful, was on the streets again
on Thursday looking the picture OF
health. Asked as to the recipe for
the remarkable change in her appear
ance she replied that she had spent the
time, since here arrival in hawaii at
Haleiwa where, by taking judicious
exercise and the enjoyment of her
meals she was restored to health. Much
of her strength she attributed to reg
ular sleep, the absence OF mosquitoes
in her room seemed to have encouraged
rest. st, Clair Bidgood verihes airs
Won Rosenmixers statement.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13

The Board Of License Commissioners
for the County of Oahu will hold a
meeting at the Executive Building on
Monday July 22nd, 1901 at p m. to
consider the application of Hing Lung
for a Saloon License to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors at Heeia, Oahu, under the
provisions of Act 119, Session Laws
OF 1907.
All protests or objections against
the issuance of a license under said
application should be filed with the
Secretary OF the Board not later than
the time set for said nearing,
A. ]. CAMPBELL,
Secretary, Board OF License Commits
sioners.
4ts-June 81, 2S, July 8, 70,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit. Territory Of Hawaii.
In Probate-At Chambers.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Louis
Marks, deceased. Before Judge ]. T.
De Bolt.
Order of Notice of Petition For Allow
ance of Final Accounts and Dis
charge in This Estate,
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RELEASED UNDER BONDS.

l. Mort who was held on charge
of having counterfeit money IN his
possession, was released by U. S. Com
missioner Hatch today, under 81 900
bonds.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
College Street, lot 75x125, house
with bedrooms, living ROOM dining
room, kitchen, etc. Also servants
quarters and stables.
Bargains-call and see us before it is
too late.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13
A compOsitor. Apply at Star once.
For Sale

If you are looking for good sc
cigar try the Doctor or The Rough.
riders at the Myrtle Cigar Store or
Fitzpatrick Bros.
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Classified Advertising
COTTAGE WANTED.

Small furnished cottage or furnish
ed suite in desirable neighborhood,
August LIST, by young married couple.
Address, C. J. W., Star Office.
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EIGHTH INNING.

Rams to bat-Lemon fans. Miller
makes two base hit to left. Lots
of excitement in grand stand. Jones
fans, and excitement increases. Van
malta makes first base by hit over
second and Miller steals third. Lota
out, pitcher to first .-~.
Scors Kams, 1 st. Louis, 2.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13

Try the William Penn and the Ada
lima Patti the king and queenJ of Hs
vana cigars.
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WANTED.

Junior Clerk Chinese preferred)
about Is or 20; accurate at figures.
References. Box 472.
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st. Louis to bat.-Fernandez out,
from short to first. Lo On out, pitch
err to first. Bruins makes first on Ku-
hinas error He steals second. Glea-
son fans.
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Fine Job PRINTING star once.
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Five Job Printing, Star once.
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Rams, /; st. Louis, 2
NINTH INNING.
SEVENTH INNING.

Lota flies out to center. Kuhina
makes safe hit between second and
third. Reuter- walks to first, advanc-
ing Kuhina to second. Plunkett flies
out to right Kuhina hurt himself in
sliding to second, and Vannatta runs
for him. Hamauku out, short to first.
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Rams, /; st. Louis. o.
SECOND INNING.

Kams to bat.-Vannatta flies out to
short; Lota follows suit with an easy
fly to short. Kuhina struck high
fly to Bruins on second which was
nicely caught
ST. Louis to bat.-Lo On out from
pitcher to first; Bruins fans; Gleason
walks; Soares makes safety over sec
ond advancing Gleason one Dase.
Gleason steals third Souza fans.
Rcnra. KamS 4. ST Inuis
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13
THIRD INNING.
FOURTH INNING.

Rams to bat.-LemOn makes two
bags on right fielders error. Miller
makes second on hit to pitcher, but
Lemon dies on third. Jones out from
catcher to first OH attempt to bunt.
Miller dies on third.
st. Louis to bat.-Bruns flew out to
first. Gleason flew out to third.
Soares out from catcher to first
Score; Kams, /; st. Louis, 1.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-13
FIFTH INNING.
SIXTH INNING.

Kams to bat.-Plunkett goes out,
third to first. Hamauku makes one
base, hit over left field, but is put out
trying to reach second.
St. Louis at bat.-Bruns goes out,
pitcher to first Gleason flies out to
third. Soares out on grounder to
first.
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Datt8k -antrrtka1akr &rJarhtllPnfr.
Gf 6. 3. 6trannunln.

v0anif=amertfanif biItoriif Gel.
ifob" fan nof ogiaa paa en- @eaa6e
fal0e 9fingiteo lin JpoebD / bpert
6alo bar Haltor 9ltergaaro en- at
SelifabetS Spbabs1ngn6, iom ban
enon1 er bets leoe,1oe stanp.
9ao set pil fl1nne forltuaes, at
&ingite0 mao faa lin egen lprlfilte
Nla6s / Danif=Mmerifas &iitorie,
naar sen engang bliper ifrepet - set
| ife inart!
Spis set nogen @in6e igen foru,1-
0es mig at itaa slniigt til Mniigt meo
6olfetbingsman6 Seppeien=8org-
bierg> Oa bar ieg - iom man flyer
- Ell @pne at pluffe meo born. @an
par renlig paa Ell ganife ulfplois
Maooe Moriag til, at ieg / &inglteo
moatte boloe Goreorag for ca. 80
Mennelfer. Get gift iaaoon til:
ga ben1elote 9figs6ags1nan6 /.
6ior beiggte slmerifa, ifl1l6e ban ga
ogiaa tale / 9fing1te6; iom befien6t
maatte @r 8orgbierg af fprgeltge
@run0e plu6ielig opgipe lin &eije og
ien6te telegrafiif 9lfbu6, bl. a. til
@ingite6.
9enne 5fuffelie opfatte6e Sting
Fe6 iom ct 6ingerpeg ON 6rentt-
ben at bpre foriigtig Smgang meb
Goreoragsboloere og Iignen6e @pie-
ner. 0g ifidnt M it 6oreoreg al
lere6e fire Maane6er Sorbeien bar
beramnet til at if1,lle bol6es ben IL.
Sftober, ltole0e mon BOG fife (meo
8orebierg- -5fuffellensi friif. MinoD
paa> at ieg fon, fGr man iaa mig
poa Ste6et. ga, emo life idrntlige
6anife 8Ia6es Mse66elelier om> at
min &eile bar begpl1ot, pirfe0e til-
itreffeltgt betrDggenoe paa uDalt-
marfs Min6e".
Saffet oere en- al Sc gaa0eful6e,
men beloige SSmpl1lier, man unoer-
ti6en roertet faor, bab6e leg in1i6ler-
ti6 Sen foregaaenoe Dag ien6t ct
SelearQm fra @eb1ter GitD, at ieJ
por poa gej. 0g fprit oo bette 1ele-
grm ient om Mftenen mootoges,
blep Mg6et befien6tgiort: 9efrete~
rem ien6te Sui og @ait 8repfort til
ollie Goreningens Meolennlner cu at
fonn1e til Gore6rag. Men n1e6 laa
fort &ariel fom notl,rligpis f,1n ct
Mi1t6retol.
Seq ielb fom, iaa - men Donot
- nei Set tror ieg iffe..
S bbert Gal6 life mine Rejleu0gif>
ter!
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Gn .frpstelis Gfspluiion, ser rpite.

Gn frpstelie Gfsploiion, ser rpite-
Sc bele Seem Sort og Smegn> ino-
traf be6 M1i61nt n1elIem 29r6ag og
Sgn6ag be6 &omeItea6, M. S. t6et
ct Magaii n me6 @prengItoffer,
blan6t bbilfe flere Sons 9Dnamtt,
1prnng / uften tet be6 SsSn6gangen
til en- Sernbanetunnel, lon1 ct 11n6er
Mrbej6e pao &enniplbaniabanen fra
Seem SerIep @i6en til Seem Sort
Gitp nn6er 9looen. @prnagitoffer.
ne bor Iagre6e / ct Era1hur, og 6et.
ontages, at @ni1ter fra ct 2otontotib
bar beret gorfog til &ataltrofen.
Merfeligt NOT iDnes fun ct Menne-
tie at bore onfommet, men ontreat
12 iaare6es, 400 Sure bleD iterft
beifa6ige6e, og 6e &ontraft6rer, Der
eie6e @prengftofferne, fit ollie 6eres
@pgninger poelagt. @uperinte116er-
ten for Girnaet bIeb arreiteret for at
babe babt ct itgrre SpIag @prerrg-
-itoffer ian1le6e paa ct Ste6, et1o 2o-
ten tiIla6er.
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Gn banif=amerifanif slrpciae faor
/ 6enne Si6 en6el Sn1tole / Sc 0onife
@looe> 6a Sen pe6rprer en- aniet 0anif
Iorretntngsmon6, &oniul> @rosierer
8roberg. S 1897 6e6e en- rig
9anif= =Mmerifaner / Seem Oorf> Megs
Ter s. S. 6uncf, Ser bar fo1111net til
@merifa. lom ID Mars 9reng og bap-
oe lamlet fig en betD6elig Sormue.
@on par gift mes en- tDif 9ame, men
lelp beDareOe fan &ierligbeoen til
tit Te6relan6> boilfet fan bI. a. bi=
lte be6 at figbe BEN imuffe @ien6om
v@pringforbi" pe6 Saarbef, 1om ban
anben6te en- balp Million &roner
paa til nDe 8pgninger, og fer boe6e
ban> naor ban en- iieloen @ang be-
iggte Gonnorf. gienoo1nn1en te1ta-
n1entere6e ban til fin @siter @tats-
rau0in6e 8lom, gift me6 Sbmmer1nc<
lter, @tatsraa6 8lon1. Otter be11oes
500 ful6e 8illaen gao ober til bel1z
6es Datter, r,gift me6 @oni1l @roberg,
lom MI eier @illaen og beboer oe11
me6 fin Man6. 8roberg bab0e en-
gang facet noget ober 1000 Collars
al fin @uitrues Snfel, Megler
Suncb / Seem Sort, at intte ct pet-
in6ilf Slanteforetage16e, men 6ei=
te gif nbeloigt, og ienere bor ser iffe
Sole ON 6enne Gum, Ser npppe bar
ppret betragtet lon noget eaenligi
2aan. Megler Guncbs Sg1n ser ct
@ooseier / Sl0enborg, bar in1i6Ier-
tbs MI faaet en- anben 0pfattelie al
5agen og bar forlangt Henge1te err
itatte0e me6 en- Gum af $4,000 @r.,
til boilfen Sterrelie 6e poalgben6e
&ettter bab6e bragt ben op. @oninl
8roberg fut6e lite betale 6isie 9en-
ge, og Spiferen bor 6erfor forlangt
l16lpg ! giIlaen r@pri,1gforbi" ser
er bnr6eret til 225,OOO aroner.
lDetne iu1uffe @ien6om bill altIaa M,
! lblibe tpff
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9cn rnsiife Mational= =9mn1a blep
aobnet / Sirs6ags Sourioe Boloo=
let ct. &etersborg 9ferberelie al
Minilteriet og bpje @rnbe6sn1nno,
men i11tet al G5arfan1iliens Me6lem-
1ner bar tiliteoe, efter Gisel1oe foroi
ser par trnet meo ct Mtte11tat moo
G5aren. Selpe Mabnil1gen al 0en
Ioogiben6e 6orlarnling foregif ro-
Iigt. 9e iocialiitiife Meolen1mer
fom fgrit in6 / Salen efter at Rigs-
raa6ets @icepreii6ent, @oluboff,
boboe bolot Mobningstalen> Ser enote
meo, at ban opfor6reoe Meolemmer=
ne til at aflegge Sroifabseoen til
G5aren.
u6e / 8Den bor ser itore Gemol.=
itrationer moo 9fegieringen paa
9lobnings6agen, og oisie antog til
iioit en ioo boloion1 &arafter.at 5to=
oens @uber11gr tilfal6te Splitter.
&oiafferne gior6e slnfal6 paa 6olfe~
n1aslen mes &ilfe, og mango Me1111e=
ifer blep gjennenprpgleoe al 6e brn-
tale @olbater, rnen Ser blep i11tet
Sf1t0 affpret. @n lige iao flor og
1ni11Olt lige iaa 6emo1t1tratib Menne=
ifenasie ion 0en, Der itr6mme0e
gienne1n @a6erne un6er Sober 60
pons 2e6elle paa u6e11 blo6tge 5g11=
6og" Sen %. Gebruar 1906, bar paa
8enene / Sirs0ags; oberalt ibinge6e
reoe Stag, og Weuitfforp$ ipille6e re-
ooll1tion9re Melo6ier.
n6iigter1e til at 9un1aen bill fun-
tie 1brette noget iiges at nnre meget
itnaa. 0ppoiitiottspartiet er i af-
giort S1ertal, og Mo6itan6en mob
@3iniiteriet 5tolDpin er poI6ion1
Mntngelig bill 9unraen blibe bien1.
ienot peb ct Splgsni11gs6efre lige-
ion, ben f6rite D11nta, efter reiultat.
leie 6ori6g paa 2obgiDning gsorbeise
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
@ianofabrifant Surmnna

4ianpfabrifant @ornmng / 5au
Trancisco, er al Sc melt aniete ban=
lfe Torretningsm9n6 u6e paa &D=
iten, bar 6i5le Gage bun6et Ell
me5et ifarp &o1tfl1rrence mes lna al
itge ollie Sc onore SSianoban6lere
San Trancisco, 111eooeler v8ien"
&eO Men Sroenen far opfprt en me-
get ltor Toreningsbpg,1ing ser / @n-
Ell, T. bpis forlfiellige @aller ser full
Sc in6l9ttes Aianoer, ialt 8. S 81
cttationen for 6enne 2epering,
boilfet bpert enelte Hionofirmo
@pen oeltog> iejreoe @ornung, life
for0i bans Yris bar SEN lopeitc =
tpGrt i1no6 bar fan 6en, ser for
langte on1trent Sen bpie1te Yris =
men for0i ct Bar pianofDn6ige
Mnn0, jon bar el1gogereoe til at I'M:
berlgge Sc tilbu0te @ionoer, bab6e
erflGret @ornungs for at bore S.
6e0lte. @an tit bele 2eberoncer, oe
8 Yianoer of Sc 9 er eno6a bans ege+
Tobrifot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Mctp Oprf Central .sSSernbanefom=

9fc,p Oprf Central sSernbanefpnt=
pa9ni, bets bele @e1tprelle og &rG1i=
bert, .er al @oroners Surp Seem
yorf funoet ffpl6ig at babe for
aarioget 6en itore .sSerrbaneulDffe
pao 6ets 2inie / l16ta1tten af Seem
Sort gitp 5. 16. Sebruar, 6a ct al
sets eleftriife &ren, @bite &la;n
grbre1s, lpb af @poret og DG!t zoe,
Dborbe6 % Menneifer itrafs e!ler
ienere mi lte6e 2ibet. Mariagen til
l1lDffen faiti1aoes' al ssSurpen at bore,
at ser life Dor taget tiliheffeltge
6orbolosregler for &asiagepernes
@ifferbe6. @onltrmftions- og Drifts-
Departe1netnerne betegnes iurn lige
ifpl6ige. sSurpens l116eriegelie bar
poret ober 2 Tiger. De 9lnflageoe
bill bltpe arreitere6e, men foar 4o=
gang til at itille &aution.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
@ra tttattgr kantrr.
Nyt fra allr ,lrrnss.

6orbnnbsienator Spooncr al Mis=
cnl1ii!, bar it16ginet fin &eiignatio1
iom Senator efter en- @mbe6sti6 al
Is sar. Com @ru1,b til li11 6ra-
tre6en a1giper ban> at ban life bor
&oa6 til at ofre fin Si6 til &olitf.
@an bil optage Sagfbrer=&rtlo
met oet er eno1uu tffe be1temt, / bbil=
fet @tat bat bil ne6lette fig. &ans
Ser111in btl6e n6lebe Mnrts 1909.
@ans @fterman6 bil blipe balgt al
ben 2egislatur, ser mi er larnlet /
Ma6ilon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-08
Ners. Mfarp 8afer Gbbp, gpper-

itepreltin6e for @eftem @briitian
@cience, ser boer / Concord, 9e. s.,
er I'LL n1eget ga1rneI og biltnof of=
fel6ig, men betr6es Mfferer beitpres
al be1t6es @enner og Groesfeller /
be1toes Neabn. Mrs. @66Ds 8brn
og @1mgtni1rge panitnar, at ,6isfe
8enner iffe forbalter be116es 6ornrl1e
beoerligt, og to af ben6es @grn
ian1t en gfeoe bor 6erfor in6gibet ct
sln6roge1,6e til 9on1ltolene / Gen6es
&ieniteoe@ountp ont, at bences 8e-
frl6n1ngti9e6e, Der er Sr1itee ?rr
Ghri1tion @cie,1ce a;rfcr / @cston,
Inrlr6es mere at acictte Jig nieb
ben6es Mfferer, % at hcr uonrDEes
en &eceiber for 9e1e1es @ie1r6omme.
@n @tan6ale / 1eru1e Sorbin6elle
har letge beret Mnnuarlcb.