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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
8tlan0ene.

@opita or g p
6a1f e. S60=Tellop 2ogen aab=
neoe 26elr Baaifeoag Ell 8aior til
Goroel for Spfprelie al ct Mipl for
5pe6alife poa Sc 6anl IT, peltin6iife
Ger. Soipitalet ifal ligge paa ct.
Groir og pil foite 10000 &r. @eraf
bor mo>1 ollere6e $1,000.
&onge pget pao
Sslan0. &oriens @%ogrfa6r:{
Wn6erien & 6og) bar fra @epfiabif
faaet8eitilling paa 200 tobiule6e@ip=
reteier> ser ifal bruges UNDER &onee-
beigget paa Ss1an0. @ognene ligner
nermeit @igger, mes a6lfiller Zig fra
oisi e be6, at Stolene banner Ell
&olpcirfel meo 8laos til 8 8erioner.
r@one~~& rpepe" or
Tilt. Sen befien6te islanofe
Camper Song Srpgpe", Ser tilberer
Donlpifibsielifabet uSbore" (5irmo
$bor 6. Sulinius) CT SEN %. Marts
forlilt oppe UNDER Sslano, bbor @fi-
bet blep lfruet in0e / Bolariien, oa
me6ens BET bar peo at ipnfe, forlob
ollie ON @oro, Nasiogererne og 8e'
ietningen, Song Srpgpe" og git no
/ tire 8oo0e. Sfibet bar 1frl1et in0e
Sie1l Is Wil lpop1t for 2ongenus.
Nasiogererne og Man0l fobet bap6e
Ser / tire @nooe forlaot Set alt lprfe,
furoige Gfib. Sen enc 8ao0, / bpil=
fel1 &optejnen 11e0 Is Mennelfe
0oa0e &osiogerer og M%o10lfo6) BE:
fonot Jig, Tom nnlte Gags gftermio:
Bag frelIt in0 til Sorgorfjor6, SEN at:
Sen 8ooo ira Song Srpgpe" in6:
TOM 4 Gage efter 6orliiet til Tagre:
bol, &opnofior0, mes 10 Menne1 fer
bporaf Sc tire bar &pin6er. 8aaoel
bop6e om SSn0age11 11ofor @jornorl
mg6t Sen min0re, bi0til iobne0e 8ooi
(me6 fem Menneifer ONT 8or6) un6e1
@or1an6o al an6en @tprmon6. 6,
Camper bleb itrafs ien6t no for at Ie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

5amot 6jelp tilfbit. Tplgenoe
8rep> Der blep ienbt uopfor6ret til
@ierne al &urifo, taller for fig ielp.
Set fepiler paanp, at Bette 2egemio-
Sci fan belbreoe Silfpl0e, bpor andre
Meoiciner og pioenifabelig 2a9e<
bjelp bor bilt Jig mogtesleit. Mr.
2oris Senlen ifriper fra Mltoono,
Ea.: Sen Nrpbefasie &nrifo, lon
ieg beltilte bos Sem, mo0toges for
nogen Sis iioen og ieg fat 1rlt l1l1-
Oerrette Gem om, at jeg bar brltgt
We0icinel1 meo itorortet &el6. Sor
omtrent fem Mor lt0en blep ieg o11=
Drebet al Nerpefeber pg blep fife rig
tig fritz igien. Seq for}dgte EFT Mnng=
Sc observation-disclosures og raa0fprte mig
lne0 n1onge 2nger u6en l1oget till
fre0sitillenoe 9iei11ltot. Nh1, efter at
bobe brugt otte eller ii SLATER al
allrifo> feler ieg mig lorn ct on0et
:Menneife. Moor jog fomn1er tilboge
til Fbila0elpbio, bill Set gle0e mig
at obertage Slgentl1r for Ceres Me0i=
elmer og bill lenere lo0e Sem b9re fra
mig" T..
Gr. &eter's &urifo' faces life poo
Apotbeferne, men fun bos 2ofal=
Mgenter. @ful6e ser life bore mo-
gen Mgent / Deres Nabolag, fan en-
Hrgpefasie in6eboloen0e IL IS Gts.
Slalfer faaes for EN- ipeciel &rts>
nemltg to Dollors. M6r. Dr. 8eter
6abrueD & Cons 60, 112-118 60.
@opre Mpe., Gbicogo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
D0de i Danrnark.
Kjgbenhavn og Fredericksburg.

Portner Christian Thy. Fhv. Bager
Petersen. Lithograf Hans Jacobsen.
Skraddersvend Peder Jensen. Skifer-
dakker Frederik Bode. Korrespon-
| dent Niels Nilsson. Klejnsmed Karl
Kuhnel. Fhv. Furagehandler Olsens
Enke Bodil. Frk. Christiane Ammen-
torp-S@rensen. ~Gr@nthandler Larsens
Hustru Inger. Pens. Opsynsmand
S6ren Carlson. Postexpedient S@ren
Paaby. Musiker Schmedes' Hustru
Ethel. Partikulier Wits Hustru An
dremine. 0ll1andler Peter Andersen.
J%ernhandler Karl Nielsen. Forhv.
Koffardikaptejn, Assistenr Christian
Andersen. Enke Olivia Petersen.
Murer Carl Sonntag. Artistinde Anna
Lindstr@m. Fhv. Marskandiser An
ders Larsen. Shredder Svendsens
Hustru Dinora. Elna Agnnann. Ju-
lane Nielsen. Anne Johansc11. Nit
skier Adolhf Bruun. Snedkersvend
Hans Jensen. Snedkersvend Hans
Petersen. Frk. Ane Richardt. Reser-
vevognstyrer Petersens Hustru Olga.
Vinduespudser Peter Christensen.
Gaardejer Gregersens Enke Margre-
the. Smeddesvend Christian Chri-
%stiansen. Frk. Dag1nar Terp. Lac &c
Julius Neergaards Enke Inger. Cas-
varksarbejder Mathiesens Enke Jo-
hanne. Anna Jensen. Fhv. Kontor-
chef Johan Grundtvig. Fhv. Land
mand O. Olsens Hustru Barbara. Ag-,
nete Nielsen. Frk. Elisabeth Bjerre-
gard. Fhv. Kniplingshand1er Poul
Christensen. DR.. phil, Translator
Victor Lundbeck. Blikkenslagersvend
Jens Hansen. Laura Peterson. For
mer T. A. w. C"arstensens Hustru
Larsine. Assistent Carl Rasmussen.
Enke Barbara Seidelin. Frk. Camilla
Ekman. BygningssnedKer Johan
Henninmsen. ~Restavrat@r Julius Karl
Kehlet. Mekaniker Karl psters Enke
Elise. Gaardejer S@rensens Hustru
Maren. Maren Rasmussen. Entire
pren@r we'd Statsbanerne Hans Han
sen Renker, fhv. Landmand Charles
O Bracllt. Frk. Esther Marx. Br@d-
handler Andreas Petersen. Kontorist
Edmund Aarup. Fr@ken Petra Abel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
Fhv. Tgmrer @. Rasmussens Hustrn
Charlotte. Kaptejn Jokum Permin.
Udenfor KjGbenhavn.

Sams9: Landmand S@ren Maarup.
sengelGse: Gaardejer Olsens Enke
Marguerite. Orn@: Fhv. Branderibe-
styrer Morten Larsen. Aarhus: Anna
Andreassen. Maren Petersen. Ftld-
mngtig Conrad Borup. Slagstrup:
Traarbejder A. F. Bruun. Kors@r:
Hans Hansen. Made: Ane Kirst1ne
SGrense1l. Aabenraa: Rasmus Freund.
L@sning: Kristen Steffensen. Mr.. Al
dunn Mark: Ane Nielsen. Belle M@l-
lebanke: Kommis Alfred Nielsen.
Korsebiergsminde: Anne Larsen.
Vester-Kprby: Hans Christian Chri-
stensen. Hedvigslund: Magda Berg.
Aarup:. Kalkbrender P. c. Petersen.
Keldbylille: Ane Petersen. Ydby:
Vejmand Jens Jensen. Hundborg:
Mette Sondergaard. Fastrup: Hus-
ejer kristian Kristensen. Mollerup:
Aftegtskone Tiger Eriksen. Drue-
strip: Ane Andersen. Lou Peter
Henriksen. Gr@nfeld Mark: Mette
Kruse. Kong: Hjulmand Hans Viii
1umsen. Holding: Drejer Nie1s Gre
ne. Postexpedient S. A. Paabye.
S%9ndervang: Lovise S]9rensen. Askov:
SGren Bull. Bramdrupdam Kro:
1N1elS NlelSeI. I1lllcTpu: Ellen Nlcl-
sen. Aarhus: Jacob Hansen. Inger
Holgersen. Nyborg: Konsul, Bank
direkt9r ]. Jensen. Skelsk@r: Pro-
prietser Harald Hage. Aarhus: Enke-
fri Berthelsen, Biskop Fredrik Mel
sen.
Stenstrup: Karen Petersen. Baar-
Sc: Sognefoged Jens Petersen.
Helm: Kristine Nielsen. Viborg:
Gaardejer Jens Jensen. Faareby:
Gaardm. Rasmus Rasmussen. Sand
bjerg: Parcellist Peder Rasmussen.
Ul1erslev: Got1ardt J%ol1ansen. DBL
byvad: Maren Jensen. Sj@rup: Jens
Villesen. Lem: P. Pedersen-Lem.
Dybdal i THESE: K;erstine Jensen.
Aalborg: Overlerer ]. NJ. B@cher.
Hating: Edle Kathrine Hansen. As
mir1derqd: Ane Marie Nielsen. Born
holm: Vestermarie: Smed Peter
Sorth. Set11olmsgaard: Germine Oh
sen. Hasle: Absalon Madsen. Klc-
mensker: Fhv. Gaardejer A. J. Kaas.
Egelyst l. Knudsker: Hans ]. Peder-
sen. Rome: Hans J. Munich.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

6 n 5 0 NJ olg. @o0s-
ejer 9iilolp> &iltrup, bor al 29ge
@olliien fipbt 6ennes @aar0 uMors=
l1n0" / Malling 5ogn, Sizing @erre0,
til li1 @pn neutrality-suspicious. Srit5
Billion. @aar6ens Mreol CT III Sor.
2an0. Gems nl1peren0e Torpagter,
Soblert5 fortiGtter Torpogtningel1
til 1. Mpril 1908.
= Broprietnr Heel e Dar lolgt
@uarOen u&elter &aoifnr" til 2on0=
mono 8. g. Gbrilte1i EN- al 6riltrl,p
for 67,250 ST.. 8elntning og ST.
pentar meofgl9er.
-Meierieier 9. @anien, &Gitpeo,
bar lolgt Set Dom tilbprenOe Mejeri /
MGltpeo til Mejeribeltprer Gorl
Slotb @ar6e, for $4,000 &r.
= @oar6ejer Ia Gorr, Moltsflnr,
bar lolgt fir @ooro, slreol 81 S0r.
2on0, til @aor0eier 5imonien> &c.
ltel1 pe0 O66er for $4,000 Ser. Ml 1t0=
benotg 8eietning meofglger.
- HroprietUr $. 8. &c. Sfn0e
fat lolgt fin 9lplsgoor0 uHetersmi11=
6e" be0 &eile til neutrality-suspicious.
g. &iGr al @ommelltrup for $1,000
&roner. @oor6en bor 81 S0r. 2ono.
= &otel u&litbaffen" / 2pffen er
al @jeren, @%ip1tgiper Gbriltenien
bortbpttet meo cit &jebman0sforret-
ming / 86rgll1m, tilbprenOe s. Cams
goor6; ii6ltnepnte giDer $4,000 &r,
! 8Dtte:
- uSomerupgoor6" be0 @sron
81 er at @ieren, &roprieter &jerulff
&e0bef, iolgt til &roprtetnr @prer
@onien, 8affebplle> for $4,000 ST
Sill 2an6eienoommen er 100 Sor
2ono. 8eietning og Snpentar me6
fplger.
- @oaroeier 8eter 2orien / Som
orup bar 1olgt lin @aoro me6 Sil
liggen6e, 81 S6r. 2an6, 8eletni11l
og Snbentar til @aaroeier @regerj
Sbomlen, Sou pr. @al6, for $4,000
&roner.
- Mel0goar0 / Moob1erg er a
@ieren Sbomos 2orle n iolgt til s.
SfGrbGf Mooien, ti0ligere at Mit
flor $4,000 ST. 8eietning meofgl
ger.
- v8romslepgooro" beo Sobrt
1915 S0r. 2on0, CT al gjerel1, @efsel
mugler Mpller, &i6benbopn lolQ
til Eroprietur g. @1tlff Toorltp, 10
$4,000 ST..
= S11ltitsrooo @ertbelicn bo
iplgt @erregoor0en ngi1nit5e" pa
j2ollono mes @elutning og S11pento
,|fpr 275,000 ST.. til Eroprietur s
Nielien, MreOcslltnO" ne0 Muribl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
9annebe &pinber

br11ger nlhb @artine $oilet Mntiiep~
tic til @ensntn9 for Ten6er og
M1m1, ga 6es 2tge life fin6es iom
Wi66eI MOB 8aterier, til at bgr6e
&unnmerne, renie og parfumere @ns
Mon6e og boIbe Senoerne rene og
bbtbe.
Mrs. 8. so. &epnol6s at Seem
8eofor6, Meois., %ffriber:. uSeg maa
til ltoo @artine er en- @p6ben6igbeos-
gienitan6 for en- @nin6es Soilette.
Min Mon6 og ieg Burger bet baaoe
for Mun61rbffplning og for Senoer-
ne, og set er ligeIebes n6merfet for
anore Sing. BET a~nbefoles for. T1
far olbrig berfor .bopt noget Miooe1
Ioa go0t iom Bette.
Nortine ct en- 92ecept fra EN- berpmt
8oiton'if 2nge, ser / fin prtDote
@rofsis brugte Set for en- Marrpffe
me0 u6mprfet &e5 nltat. Set er u0ell
2iqe oDeralt / en- &bin6es Soilette,
hbor en- renlen6e eller l9gen6e Mnti=
feptic er ngoben6ig. Maar en- @binbe
enganq bar brugt Set, oil bum altib
fortplle andre ONT set. &ar Sc prg-
bet 8artine? SOC bos 9ruggtfber.
6frin efter 8rgbe til Size 81. Harten
Go, mofton, Neafs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
&attens Ta,mtlte.

2prerin6en %-(unoerbiler / Not11r>
b%iitorie / Gmaaflaslen): Son gu
lige mig, bbi1fen 6amilie &atten til,
bbrer, 2eif?"
2eif letter en- lang 8etGnfnings>
ti6): ~SSeg tror, Sen tilbbrer Sen So,
Mile, iom boer / on6en @tage /
6uiet fer beo @i6en af."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
,Katarrh Fan life heIbreoes

beb pbre Mibrer, ba be life fon ttoo Spgoo,1n1ens
Sdbe. &atarrb CT Ell Blpb= eler &pultitutions=S1o
bonn, % for at Belbrebe bert, moo Sc taee Mebicirer
in6. Iall's Gtarrh Cure toses inb p9 birter birefte
poa Blpbet og @limbiuoer1e. Halls Catarrh Cure
er life en- &poflalper=Wtebici1. Se1 bleo ! oarcois fo=
~re1trepet af e1 al De bebite 26ger ber / 2arSet, Dg ct ct
reguldrt 9dsemibbel. Set ct lalnnenIat at be beblte
Stprfeu1ibler man %tjenber, f%orenet meo Dc beblte 8lpb=
rensnins8=Mfibler, Der pirfer birefe paa Slinbinberne.
Sen fnlbfomne Samuteni0t ling al be to Sngreoienier
er bet. Der beoirfer joa forbauie1tbe &eiultater neO 9eb
brebelien al &otarrb. etrip etter @ibnesbpro, frit.
S. S.gbeneD & 60. Glere.
Sd19e8 Of @pptpefere. 9riS 75c.
Halls Family Pills erb he bebite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

9en nDe MmtsretsbDgntng, ser Zig.
ger paa oct al Senator S. 8oetmanr
fipbte @run0ltDffe ltge Nor6 fo1
StotSbanegaarOen, CT opfgrt al Ell
Mel1rermeiter fra 5lesbig. 8pgnin:
gen, Ser er so Meter lang, far foite1
omfring pe0 100000 Morf; Sen Ell
foriDnet meO Gentrolparme, @osglp.
6elps oip./ Sgloa Mmtsrettens 6p>f8=
le%lsbpgni11g CT in0rettet fulofomme>1t
tics baren0e.
&onf + M 9 5 Sp91'm
5ogn fonfirmereoes ser / Star 80
@errl 25 poa Gonif og 5 pao Shift.
Gen oonife &onfirn1otion fonot 5teo
&olmelpnoog. Sc tpife fonfirmereoes
9pnoogen foruo.
s Softlln0 Strife blep Eolmelp1lz
Dag tpnt1rmeret 81 Bgr11 pau 0anlf.
&irfen bar propfulo al Stlbprere> ct
8ebts for Mooers1noolels &et / Sir
ten.
&olmeipnoog fonfirmereoes /
Gram Strife poo Garrff IS 9renge og
II Htger. u%mi0oelbort efter Sen 6or1<
tie Confirmation fonfirmere6es ser
8 @prn pao Tplf. @n Yige, iom og=
iaa ifl1l6e bope ppret %fonfirmeret poo
Go1lf, bar 6lepe11 ing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

S1oebron0e. Gauge GDri-
lteniens gjcnoom u2ltergoaro" peo
SAD Juno er neO6rrnOt. timber
9ronoforbpret blep BET fonltoteret, at
Sloen er poolot. @pgnil1gerne bar
as urere0e.
: Torle0en ne0brnl10tc &otDolm
epprioergooro pe0 Grenoo mes till
bpren0e Mnlsbpgninger. 50 @elte, Ser
tilbprte Gfobrioer Melter, blep loa
fprhrrn0te, at 6e' moatte llaaes ne0.
@n So, tilbpren0e Tprpogteren al
Hp1sbDgningerne, .Niels Eeterien
&onge, in6ebren6te. Slben n1enes
opitooet peo @niitcr ira Set nnrlig=
ger10e SuppGrf.
= Torleoen Tormiooog uobrp0
ser Slo / NprlunO Supnnrf neo Nr=
SEN, JONI 6plge al EN- eleftrilf Sort
il11tning. Otter 81 Simes Iorlpb
bar bele @pgningston1plefset ne0-
6ru11ot. @pgningernc nor %foriifreoe
/ 2o1106pgningcrl1e5 oln1il1oelige
Sral1oforlifring for 10000 ato11er,
@to@l fincrl1e / ct noenlo1oif Selifob
for ca. 10000 ST.. 5oppurfetS
GleftricitetsnGrf n1eO Molfinerne er
f1loltGn0ig p0elogt. Goppnrfets
bill bore ltonolet / ca. 2 Moo=
pg so Mrbejoere blep lebige.
&omon0pr Sl116me, blep te=
legroftlf tilfal0t fra &igbenbopn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
Sc efter Sen minore @aao. &aslager=
ernie / SEN in6fome 8au0 bapOe u0=
|1toaet baar0e 2ioel9r.

9p6sfal0. Holtmelter ..
g. g. 8obn / @eliingpr ct ofgaoe1
peb 9yben efter rogel1 IiosSpogelig.
be0, 50 Mar gammel.
= 6bp. 6otograf Gbriltion Meu=
bol1s, &%jober1bapnz CT ofgooct peb
@pben / en- s(loer al "a Mor.
- 6abrifant @ullcngrel1, Stubbe=
fjpbing, al Sirn1aet IS. Is. @ollel1=
green og Spn", ct ofgoaet peo o.
Sen, 81 9(or gomrnel. Som bar 9on=
morfS ltprite Tobrifolrt al @dsnoolc=
re.
= 6orbenpercnoe Gog1leprrlt til
&eggerslep=&illerip / chambers Nmt
s. s.. g. Sorrpe ct ofgooet peo 81
Sen / &jpbenbop1 g. Mor go11n1el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
Gn fpiiif nmmligbep.

@ergenten (til EFT &efrut): u9por<
6an ct oct, 9e goor, AZ? lis meo $50
terne> for Softer! Seq tror min CO.
ligbe0,' at ielp ON 9e fun baboe ct
Sen, laa Dtl6e De alligeDel goa og
trnoe Gem lelp paa 2%igtornene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

@emorrboiber. belbrebes / 6 til IA
Gage.
Fu3o ointment garanteres at bels
bre6e etbbert Gilf9loe af flben6e,
%inopenhtge, bls6e1loe eller fremifuo'
tie @entorrbotoer / 6 til IA Sage, e.
fer Hengeue tilbagebetales. SOC.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

6 en0om s ban0el. @aaro=
ejer Miebubr / SGgerup bar bortbDt<
tet fin @oor6 flor 60 &eftor og meo
fr1lo 8elptning, meb ct &us / Tlens>
borg, tilbgrenoe @aarobanolerfir'
maet 2oren5en og @regerien fra Sgz
gerslplt pe6 @roolten. Somtioig bar
@oorobon0lerne bortbpttet @aaroen
/ Sngerl1p .meo ben meget imuffe oa
pelrenon1erebe Mpb6l &ro pe6 @aerl1-
1nno. Sonoelen, CT fommen,i Ston>
peo Observation-Disclosures IS
gcbmiot @oasfnrgo6e I Sooers1ep
@ooroejerne SEES Mprf oe
CTR. Serien ira Mobblling bar fjpb:
Ssohonnes Glots Gien0om / Strictly
ct N(reol al ca. AZ @eftar nteo 45E
Marfs N5ettol,0bptte, lon1t bele De!
l,ope10ige SelGtning, 81 Stpffe'
&reotlner og 5 @eIte.
0ens be 81 NJ t 8 rets
b y II ing / 81 3 e II / q
ct mi belt fprbig, ioo Sen Sen 81
STARTS fl1n0e %obergtpes til rette SEQ
fon1me16e, og Mmtsretten / Maben
roo, Ser / mango Mar fun bar bap
1p6erIt torpelige 2ofaler / en- @jenoon
poo @torega6e, bar MI facet tit eye
Letter Mutioens &rab in6rette6e @us
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
CONTENTS:

The Danes:-Government and PoItcs-The Church and Religion
Public Education-The University and the Professors:-Ihe Army and
Observation-Disclosures of Justice and Local Government-Trades Unions
and Social and Society-Art and Let
tes-Music and the Stage-The Position Of Women-The Press
Country Iife-Some Danish Snapshots-The Poor and Aged-The Free
hold Farmer and Agricultural Co notwithstanding the Moors-Old
Time Denmark. 4:
ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Typical Peasant Home-The Round Tower, Copenhagen. = The
Royal Palace of Copenhagen with the daily Parade Of Life Guards-Out-
side a Porta, Copenhagen-Kongens Nyorv and the Royal Theatre, Cop
enhagen-The Exchange, Copenhagen-Thovadsen Museum, Copenha-
een-Group of Danish School Girls at Gymnastcs-A large Danish Farm.
"A Typical Danish Village Church-A Peasant Weddng-lnerlor OF a
Peasant Home-Couryard of fredericksburg Palace. Fredericksburg
aste-Gamme1strand the Copenhagen Fisvnarket. Old Gateway at
Rosklde.
Bound in extra fine cloth With gold dS ~
ornaments prepaid by maip .............Dl.DO
G. RASMUSSEN PUBLISHING CO.,
z2n.z24 so. 4th St. Minneapolis, Mimi.
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90 I { 0 II I a a i 6 3 :
erg. @sbierg 8D bar at So

90 I lionl aan 6 g
blerg. @sbjerg 8p bar al So.
observation-disclosures Direftior
1ooet 2pfte ont ct 2aon pao / Milf
SIT. Suunet lfal 81. a. anpen0eS I'll
Gleftricitetsp9rf pg fo1nltrolt Spqe:
Dus. Get ifol tilbogebetales / 2gbe1
al ca. 60 Nor.
u2pcol Sption". 5og=
neroooet / Srnos peO Giborg fat
ltooet opcrfor Sppr9smaalet, ON en-
&robcpilli11g ifltl0e aubefoles eller
froroooes; set palgte at lo6e 8eboer=
lie trpffe Nfgiprelie, ioet Set gap ollie
Mfr11o pg &pinoer pper 25Mor 5tem-
nlerct, % sc lultotet blep, at 319
1%ten1te moo &robeptllingen og 4 (fire)
for.
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1or Sejle, fpl0te SEN IS. Quarts 101
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tp0t / 2l1n0erl fob 5. 20. Morts 1906,
bar prre1 III @onge gift og bar life
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&iolin, og bans @prn tillige &loper.
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oen1, fgl. Opera or1gerin0e Sobolme
&rorl1p=9anicn, blep ollere6e 1om
&orn be1nGrfet for iin ln1l,ffe So1g=
ltcnllue. Sunnntel1 meO 9prnene jpil-
leoe fan fin &ommermuiif, og / Sfo=
len i1loltlt0ereoe fan floslilfe Go11g=
itpffer.
50 Mars &c Ii NJ
6or l1ogle Gage lioen fejreoe Sen
fje,ote &reotr1rbon0ler og gfsportgr
Mioles Nlatbonl EN- / Chambers so Mars
.Sl1bilpun1 lon @or9er. Oprin0elig
bar ban Slagter; bon lto0 / 29re
bos lin 8ro0er og ne0latte Jig joni
Melter / Quarts 1857. sos 8ro6eren
bap0e bon bGret n1e0 paa &reoturop-
fje6> og fan Jog mart i10 paa 0erne
&irfiombeo, pg far hit / mango Mar
orepet EFT meget ~betD0elig @fSport
poo &iel og @omborg. Otter bDao
bon / Mnleoning al Subileet bar for
tolt &anoersblooene, lepere6e fan /
&rigen 1864 1900 5tu0e til @Gren.
Otter 1866 breo Notbonlen ogloo en-
flor Notwithstanding mes Sn0.
fieb al ma9re 9pr og @fsport al fe-
Sc. 8l. a.. bar fan bapt 6orretning
/ ca. 40 Star for @tatSraa0 Mnfer-
itjerne og alene for bom fipbt og
%efsporteret ca. 10000 &rcaturer, H.
eeloo til @replfoberne Sriilenborg og
Sansp flcre S11iinoe &reaturer. San
tgr mes 9ei temtbe0 lige> at bon bar
fjpbt og %efspe0eret iolt ca. 100000
&reatlrer.
8tlan6ene.
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neoe 26en Baaifeoag cit 8alar til
Sor0el for Spfprelie al ct Mipl for
5pe6ollfe poa Sc 6anf =peltin6ife
Ger. @oipitalet ffal ligge paa ct.
@roir og bil foite 10000 @r. &eraf
bar man allere0e $4,000.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
Back In Prison
LIBERTY ENDED WHEN
A FRIEND BETRAYED
HIM.

PARKBRSBURG. Oct. 10. - Chief
Oliver returned home yesterday from
Youngstown, having In his custody
Kirk Piersol, who was picked up by
the Ohio police on charge of being
suspicious person.
AS previously stated, Piersol at first
said he would come without requisi.
tion papers and later declared he
would not come unless given assur.
ance that he would not be prosecuted
for break ing jail. Chief Oliver was
getting ready to come home without
the prisoner when Piersol changed
his mind and said he would come.
Piersol was betrayed by a nan
whom he supposed to be his friend
The man was walking down stree.
in Youngstown Wednesday with ser,
geant Of police and seeing Piersol
standing on corner told the officer
he was wanted ut Parkersburg. The
officer placed him under arrest short
time later.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
Boy Was Found
HERMAN TRACY, MISSING FROM
HIS HOME SINCE WEDNES-
DAY, BROUGHT BACK.

WHEELING. Oct. 10. = Herman
Tracy, the South Side lad who has been
missing from home since Wednesday.
has been found and returned to his
mother. who was almost distracted.
He crossed the river and went to a
house in Shadyslde. Police headquar.
tiers was notified that n strange boy
was In that village, and 1t was at once
suspected that he was Tracy. Capt.
Thomas Bennett Immediately had the
lads mother notified. He was brought
to this city and spent last night at his
home.
The boy told the family in Shady.
side that his home was in Cleveland.
His parents have but lately removed
from that city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19


Hon. John S. Darst, whose canli
dacy for State auditorshas been an
nonnced and Is making most crafty,
Ing headway, has all his life been an
ardent and enthusiastic party worker.
He has especially stood for the inter-
ests of the people at large, and no
man in the State has worked harder
or more effectively for the present
policy Of the party in this State than
Mr.. Darst.
In the State legislature he at once
took commanding position. He went
there with convictions and he exerted
every effort at his command to EN-.
body them into laws.
The first measure that engaged his
was TO do away with the fee
system in the Offices of Secretary of
State and State auditor, placing them
on fixed salary. thus saving to the
taxpayers of the State thousands Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
BALL LOON HAS TIE
PEOPLE GUESSING
CONDITIONS NOW DIFFERENT FROM
THOSE PRECEDING The PANIC OF '9}

NEW YORK, Oct. ia United
Press representative asked a man who
is cold blooled student Of financial
business conditions If another eigh.
teen ninety-three panic was coming.
Are the tumbling stocks. bank re.or-
ganizations and other agitation about
finances The first signs of panic?
The man answered "No" to both ques.
tions. He said: "The cause OF the
eighteen ninety-three panic was al
most purely financial. The great cap,
tains of industry and the principal
Wall street operators were still poPu-
lar heroes. People felt fellowship with
them. Preceding this panic, however.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19

has been unparalleled exposure and
public education into the real meth.
ods of the great financiers. Besides
there have been official exposures by
States Investigations and the United
States Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion. Unlike in eighteen ninety-three
the stock issuing industry is no long.
er regarded real essential part OF
the Nations business. High fnau,
ciers are allowed to stew In their own
juice without public sympathy and to
large extent without public alarm.
So It would appear that Wall street is
suffering from acute moral disturb
ance. to some degree affecting general
business, but not seriously"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-19
Stogie Makers
WILL GET RAISE IN WAGES BE.
GINNING NEXT MONDAY
MORNING.

The stogle makers of this city will
be given u raise in wages, beginning
on Monday morning, October 21. The
increase granted by the local manufac.
turers is fifty cents on the thousand.
bringing the local wages up to that
paid by Wheeling. The raise was
brought about by the Fairmont Local
No. 10, Of the National stogie Makers
League. The application for the raise
was made on October 4. The raise in
wages was made because, OF the In.
crease in living expenses. 1t will cause
a raise in the price Of the product of
these craftsmen. There are i've sto.
gle factories In the city.