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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

The Hattiesburg man who bought
four turkeys for $3.50 will have the
laugh on his neighbors before Thanks
giving.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

STRAYED OR Shepherd
pup about s months old, description:
Half ring around neck, small white
streak on forehead, wart on under
lip. Notify F. ]. Dalton, 313 New
man street and be rewarded. oc22-3t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

The Florida Times-U Union is inclined
to the opinion, that airship naviga-
ton will develop race of rubber
nackS
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

LOST-From my place, 1924 Main
street, one dark bay mare, or 10
years old. Will pay for information
leading to recovery or return to
sCline-Helmes Lumber yard A
Wainwright.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
In the Public Eye

In the Public Eye.
Curveless women are the style, ac-
cording to the fashion dictators. But
the other kind attract all the atten-
''st the same.-Rochester Her
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

An honest conviction is usually
fortified by ample arguments as to its
justice.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for small
family; elderly lady preferred. AID.
dress ''Housekeeper," care Daily
News, or Cumberland phone 1889.
&C. 24-2t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
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Our Esperanto Joke.
Here is another easy lesson in Es-
peranto:
1t is SO easy that it is obvious.
Take a shy at it; you can't miss it.
Question-"Yhw seed ylrecaR refer
OF sih guirts TO ecar sesroa sa sana-
nab?"
Answer-"Because they're of in a
bunch?"
Liz-en to This:
you are Magnificent my lear;
No Sophie-stry state
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

Question--Is it possible that the
harness Of hats is in the inverse ra-
ton to softness of heads?
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

How about Hattiesburg exhibit for
the state fair?
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

invite a careful reading of the article
mentioned as a good sermon for the
times, and to show there is safety in
sanity.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
Ipreme Test.

lpreme Test.
iile ride failed to dis
It colonies of the army.
hing for the war depart
o now but make the SUI
-set them at crossing their
eveland Leader.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
TO THE POINT.
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Our Fondest Dreams.

Our Fondest Dreams.
If woman is delusion 1t should
also be remembered that most men
hug delusion. philadelphia Re-
cord. -
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

1t Mollie-fied her much to hear
His praise SO deli-Kate.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

FOR SALE-One lot or OLD newspap-
ers. at this office. 15c per hundred,
while they last.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

WANTED-Competent stenographer
permanent position to right party
Lindsey Lumber Co., 202-204 Ken
nedy Building. oc24-3t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
Daily News Busy Column
Make Your Wants Known Here

WANTED-Position by first class
grocery clerk. Apply this Office
oct22
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

FOR SALE-Almost new drop-head
Singer Sewing machine with all at
tachments at less than half price.
Address, "H'' Daily News office.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

WANTED-Board can be
secured by applying at 7O2 Second
street oc24-5t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

FOR SALE-Five horses, two hacks
and harness. Phone 217 or 1893
Both phones. oct24-6t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

WANTED-To rent good type
writer, either Smith Premier or
Remington. Address with price,
44S West Fourth street oct24-1t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

WANTED-A position in bookkeeping,
lumber business preferred. Address
"X. Y. H." care Daily News. oc18-9t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
Member Associated Press
ABOUT HATTIESBURG.

Fastest Growing City in
the South.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

FOR SALE-Nearly new drop-head
Singer sewing machine, with all at
tachments. $50 cash will take 1t.
Cal at 121 Third street.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24

Advertisements will be inserted un-
der this head at one cent word.
Cash much accompany copy. "Posl-
ton Wanted ads will be printed
three time free Of charge.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

Edward Osborne IS seriously i'll l suffering frcn typhoid fever A
 trained nurse is in attendance. Dr C. A. Staub has the case in-xharge. J. B. Cox has sold his fast trotter, .Eli." POP between the bridges. tc
 parties in Bridgeport Rev E. A. Henderson supplied the
 pulpit of the Methodist church, Sun l day morning. Willis Woodford conducted service ir
 the Methodist church at Cornwall
 Bridge. Sunday morning. Rev F. A. Johnson preached at Mer- | ryail. Sunday afternoon. Myron Patch
 en furnishing team to carry MT John son there. With every g purchase the New Mil
 ford Grocery Co. are giving away a
 handsome Japanese vase. Have you tried Shaker saltg The New Milford Grocery Go. sell it White Loaf four pleases particular
 housekeepers. C. l. Leach sells it
 Ferris bacon 2oc pound in strips. at Starr & Deans Have you tried the Elite and Ceylon
 tea? Starr & Dean sell it. In quart CT and half pound packages. Mrs Henry Fairchild of Roxbury is the guest of Mrs Joseph Nettleton- Best cuts of sirloin steak. ISc. at c l. Leach's- White Loaf makes the best bread.
 C. I. Leach sells it.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20
New Preston.

REV MIR HERMAN ACCEPTS CALL
 We are informed that Rev J. E. Her.
 man. D. D., has accepted the call of the Ecclesiastical society here to he come its pastor and will as soon as con- | venient move his family and house hold effects to the parsonage. Once | again it is to be hoped this house will be occupied by a minister's family and the parish may have the cooperation of the minister's family. which is an inn potant factor The theme of Mir Her mans sermon. iast Su nday. morning. was " True and Perfect Manhood. .'' E. H. Meade has handed in his pes- ienasion as farmer for Mrs S. c. Good hue ct Arrow Point to take effect No vember L
 Several city guests still finger at B. C. Norris. the same at Loomarwick Inn Twelve fisherman from Norwalk made the Carter House lively. last week. when they were not taking strings of fish from the lake Mir and Mrs Charles Morrison with Lewis Morrison and lady from Bridge port passed most of last week and are still at the Carter House alec.
 N- W- Bishop from Brigdseport pas sed through this village on Thursday of last week on his way to watertown for the night in his auto. He expects to return here about October for the hunting season
 Major Burnham has admitted n new tenant to the south part of what has been known as the factory bouse. the north part being already occupied bv Fred Johnson.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20
MARGARET MAY CREHAN.

MARGARET MAY CREHAN. Margaret May, daughter of Mir and Mrs Simon Crehan, died on Sunday night, aged two years. two months and 19 days. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon. the burial fol- lowing in the St Francis Xavier ceme- tery. Funeral Directors LaHait & Thomas had the arraa gements in charge.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20
FOUND HIS MONEY BOX AFTER IT HAD BEEN LOST IN THE ROAD.

".
 A local merchant while out peddling had his horse start to run away. He braced his feet so strongly against the dash board he broke it down. His tin money box dropped to the ground, but he didn't discover it's absence till he reached town. He succeeded in bring ing Sir Dobbin to standstill and drove back to the Plains and found the mon ey box safe and sound
 Dr F. E. King, Judge Addis and Hen ry Donnelly returned. Saturday, from Orient. Me. where they enjoyed camp life and hunting for two weeks. Mo- ble Bennitt. who was a member of the party. stopped over in Boston for a brief stay.
 Mrs Oscar Ross and son are visiting relatives at White Plains. N- Y. Miss s. Belle Dorwin is visiting in Woodbury for few days.
 Miss s. B. Dorwin will take posi- ton with MT and Mrs Albert Sterling for the winter.
 August w. Peelstrom. a genial clerk for Hatch & Dewey. is visiting his sis ter at Canton. Pa-
 Miss Nichols of Patterson. N. Y., is visiting her sister. Mrs George B. Ack- ley.
 Miss Ford has gone to Norwalk and will be with MT and Mrs F. D. Torrey for the winter
 The hat shop employees had a royal clam bake at the Fair grounds, Satur- day afternoon. Messrs Riley and Phillips did the honors as chefs
 George w. Griffin has resigned his place at the hat shop and has resumed his old position with C. H. Osborne. the painter.
 Lewis w. Moshier and two daughters went to New York. Saturday. They were joined by Miss Edna Moshier and enjoyed trip up the Hudson
 Dr Griswold Bragaw is now located in Room 6. United Bank building. he having removed his office from the An drews' block.
 Miss Florence Hawley is attending business college in New Haven and entered upon her school work, Mon day
 Heinie Goodenougk, student at wcs- leyan Academy. and Miss Alkaline Col by of New York have been guess, of Miss Florence Hawley. G
 c. E. Riddiford is ofN>,r new Nd attractive assortment of bssown and white crockery at 1oc a piece "A neg invoice of glassware just received. The noon express north on Monday did not arrive in New Milford till l 40 p. m.. caused by the tender of the en- zine being derailed on the Danbury branch near West Bedding MT and Mrs Jerome Titus and Peter Peterson attended the G. A. R., en- | campment at Saratoga, last week A notable social event was the dance given at the Bungalow, Wednesday night, under the auspices of the Ingle- side League.
 | New timbers have been placed in the hay scales at the store of Ackley, | Hatch & Marsh. | David Sanford of Bridgeport passed | Sunday in town.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20
John w. Booth,
 General Repairing.

Brazfng, cast iron as we'll as other metals machine work. screw cutting, turning, bur nlsnlng and polishing, lawn mowers, knives and toilet clippers ground by special power mach1nery. a,slf m Enterprise meat chopper plates ed to cut. Saw fling in general. Um mbreIIas repaired with new ribs and covers; have a good line of samples for covers, self-opening frames included. Bicycles, guns, revolvers, etc, put in order. Key fitting, locks, trunks. fishing rods, and many other things repaired. Bicycle tires and sundries on hand. Mail or derS receive prompt attention. You will fnc me at Junction of Bridge. East and Grove Sts.
 All work guaranteed ~
 Box 564. New Milford, Conn
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

We call your attention to the famous Hart, Schafner 0 Marx line, the most satsfac- tory Clothing ever sold. If you haven't worn it, buy a Fall Suit and get acquainted
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

Edward Osborne is seriously i'll. suffering frcn typhoid fever A trained nurse is in attendance Dr G. A. Staub has the case in-xharge.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20
New Milford.

he rode down over the new piece oi state highway in Henry D. Hines au- tomobile. Selectman Stephen Beach returned to New Milford with Messrs Macdonald and Hine.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-20

J. B. Cox has sold his fast trotter, Eli" POP between the bridges. to parties in Bridgeport
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07


So 9gaepplingegaaro 8inn1eleD
[Sogn lbgrenoe 2anobrugsfanoioat
|@rtcblen, er meo 8eIptning pg Sn.
bentar ioIgt til 2an0brugsfanoioat
q. 8raicb, tioligere Ger al Gang
speo 4oloina for 10000 ar.
8 g6s d I {. 8aitorzemer 6.
90. S: Sgegb, tioligere 5ogneprpit
8oagerup % Sborslunoe paa Col
lano, er bgo, So Mar 81.
&ortreoomiral 2rno er of
gaaet be0 @g6en, Sc glor gammel.
Son oeltog 5laget beo SOB og Iom
Maitfomman6eren0e paa u9eieIs
Ssl1el" 51aget beo @elgolano.
Gioligere MmtsforpaIter /
0oenie, &ommerberre S. Miinter ct.
obo, n Mar ga1nmel. Mfbebe bar /
flere Mor Sormano for Spires Or.
beioer- og gelgerforening i aigbe1=.
baplL / bpilfen 5tilling ban norette=
Sc ct life ri11ge Mrbej6e.
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Udenfor kjgbenhavn.

Nykj9bing S.: Fhv. Kjdbmand P. o.
Kragh. Tingsted i Vestermarie:
Fhv. Gaardejer II. P. Kure og Hustru.
B1geskoven paa Bornholm: Frida OIL
sen. Rome: Avlsbruger. Hans Her
mansens Enke Cecilie. Caroline Ii
liendahl. Enke Gertrud Vesth. Smed
K. M. Hansens Hustru Laurine. Vasa-
gard Aaker: Enke Margrethe Han
sen. Bruntofte: Bertha Petersen. Sill
lestrup: Berthe Hansen. Sabro:
Anton Nielsen. ~Vaggerl9se: Gard
ejer Hans Kragh. Stautrup:
Ane Jensen. Strands: R. P. Villum.
Aabyh3j: Ane S4rensen. Herring:
mis- Peter Dagger. Tolstrup: Gard
mand Bertel Bertelsen. Vejle: Land
post Knud Christensen. Vroue: Sog-
nefoged Viste Olesen. Aastrup: Kir-
stem Vangs3e. Aarhus: Kristen Laur-
SEN. Esbjerg: Christen Spangsberg.
Sigersholm: Else Maxen. Mosevraa:
Hans S~kouenborg. Vester Nobel: An
ders Nielsen. NybQl: Mailer johann
mes Andersen. Augustenborg: Bager-
mester Aug. Stark. Toxvard: Han
sine Petersen. Aarslev: Maren Lar
sen. Otterup Mark: Husband MAIDS
Larsen. Haarby: Gertrud Andersen.
Odense: Kjpbmand Rasmus Peter
sen. H~estehandler Jesper Andersen.
Hemmerslev Mark: Husband Chri-
stem J3rgensen. Glamsbjerg: Sophus
Mott. Sdr. H3jrup: Petrine Jensen.
Hjortebjerg: Niels Mikkelsen. Love
pr. Bryrup: Helene Jensen, Aarhus:
| Marie %J3rgensen. ~Aastruplund: Alma
Asmussen. 0ster Lindet: Hans Lund.
%Sandbjerg: Hans Dau. Haderslev:
Katrine Fugner, Aalborg: Ellen Har
kjar. Salskov Mark: Karen Rasmus
| sen. Maltehqje: Peder Hansen. Tiuf-
kRr: Karen Koed. Lindeballe Skov:
Ane Mortensen. Myvang we'd Ran
ders: Jens Sillerslev. Svendborg:
Anna Hansen. Helsinge: Hansine
Olsen. Kikhavn: Karoline Rasmus-
sen. Frazer: Sognefoged Niels P.
N6rgaard. Br6nderslev: Anna Win
ther. H9jen i Karup: Niels Christen-
sen. Graulev: Ane Christensen.
Faarup: Kristen Jensen. R6rth
Skov: Niek Henriksen. Hinnerup:
Marie S6rensen. Bjerup: Gaardejer
Carl Buchwald. N@rre Tvede: Mette
Andersen. Geldsted: Parcellist Hans
Nielsen. Aalborg: Otilie J@rgensen.
Hjortdal: Gaardejer S6ren Jacobsen.
Mr.. Kongerslev: Lise Riber. Raarud:
| Gaardmand Jens Kristensen. Svend-
borg: Enkefru Kirstine M1ller. Hor-
sens: Sterner S6rensen. Raaved:
| Gaardejer Therkildsen. Avlsbruger
J9rgen J6rgensen. Nordbygaard pr.
Daugaard: ,Grethe Olesen. Barrit-
| skovby: Kirstine Kristoffersen. Torp
Mark: Else Kristensen. Horsens:.
Susanna Hetebrugge. Ane Iversdat-
ter. Skiold: Mikkel Jensen. Haldrup
| Bjarge: Viggo Rasmussen.
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ste II s m ban6e1 &ro,
prieter 2ino bar lolgt u8inoebp-
gaaro" peo Mafffop, Al S0r. Sort
form, til &ropriet9r Carl Mh1ncf,
epffensieoe peo @p6bp, for 2s5,000
7&roner.
-gogneraabsforman6 Mnton Sc
perinien bar iolgt @aaroen .03gI.
gooro1 Solitrup til Sorbalter 2or:
fen / greiIep @oiter, for $1,000 @r.
8eiatning og Snpentar meofelger.
Hroprietar S%grgenien bal
fieM @oorben Better @itrnp / SCR.
By peo @pbD for $1,000 Ser.
-@ooroen rNeitergaoro" 9run
er al Nroprietpr &~nsielbaleb iolg
u2aro111o1olgbr 6ouensaf MIftr,i
ior %,
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Dode i Dannnark.
Kjcbenhavn % fredericksburg.

HusholderskeMar Christensen.
~aSkraedder Florentz Hustru Vilhelmi-
fne. Vartshusholder Jens Chr. Peter
sen. Enke Frederikke J1rgensen.f En-
Ike Urine Nielsen. Fhv. Grdjr. =. So
rensenssHustru Ellen. Enke Ane Riis-
berg. lPakmester J.Johansen. Renter
Hans Henriksen. Erik. Vilhelmine
Keller. Agent Thorvald Lyngby. Sko-
mayer Anders Olsen. Enke BodilsLar.
t=sen. Einar Hansen. Kellner Hans
Larsen SkrHddersvend Chr. Nielsen.
Kj9bmand Peter JGrgensen. Korre-
spondent Hans Ridderstr9m. Enke
Kristen. Larsen. Mathilde Andersen.
Anna Eriksen. Snedkerforbundter
Niels T0jberg. UrtekrBmmer Bergs
Enke Hedeyig. Matros Petersns HUI
stru Kristine. Karoline Christensen.
sFyrb6der HoffsHustru Nielsine. eros
sserer Theodor Maxen. P%artikulier
Foghs Hustru Karen. Tpmrer Lars
Andersen. Enke Frederikke Nielsen.
Shredder S3ren S0rensen. Maskinme-
ster@Larsens Hustru Caroline. Pastor
emer. Peder Ottosen.EFhv. Nattevagt,
Jensens Hustru Anna. Fu1dmBgttg
Jochumsens Enke Charlotte. Sneaker
mester Julius Jensen. Emmanuel
BQttner. Sneaker Rasmussens Hustru
%Ingeborg. Fhv. Bademester Christian
Larsen. Skreddersyend Hans Han
sen. Enke Lisbeth Luthje. Skomager
Sqrensens Hustru Mafen. Fhv. Knob
mand ~J0rgensens Hustru Jacobine.
PortrRtmaler Chr. SchenstrGms Enke
Marie. Erik. Vilhelmine Keller. Da-
meskraedderinde H%enriette Petersen
Frk. TULANE Abel. Fhv. Opsynsmani
Mis- Fallesen. Husbestyrerinde Han
sine Hansen. Skomager Johansens
Enke Marie. De%tailhandler Christian
sens Hustru Dorothea. Kobberstikker
Emil M9ller. Snedkermester And
Nielsen. P01semager Rasmussens HUI
+stru Karen. .Detailhandler Christen
Hansen. Bogbinder Schr@ders HUI
stru Anime. Hans uSvendsen. Enke
Marie Gertrud Nielsen. Skonlager
Hansens Enke Ane. Gasv8rksarbej-
der Niels Henriksen. Fhv. Bager OF,
to Chr. Rugaard. Kurvemagac Karl
Kr0gers Enke Bodil. Typograf Jep-
pesens Hustru Christiane. Baadeier
Christian Svensson. Bagermester So.
rensens Enke Karen. Styrmand Sofus
Larsen. Sk~ibskaptcjn Albrechl Mel
sen Husejer Niels Petersen. H9je.
steretssagf3rer w. F. Asmussens HUI
stru Julie. Fr9ken Hulda Madsen.
Enkefru Anime B6nnelykke. Enke Ella
Larsen. S~kibshandler M9llers HUI
stru Dagmar. FrSken Johanne Pc
tersen. Enketlu Ane Olsen. Blikken-
Slayer Thorvald Richter. Enkefru
Christine Neuhaus, G8rhandler Chri-
stan Heuer. B1rstenbinder Chri-
stan Olsen. Fr9ken Caroline Grove.
Typograf G.. j.. Christensens Hustru
IngebOrg.
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Gr set bia set famine, enten 0u Ell

ST set Big set iamme, enten ou er
frilf eller ing? Slteoet for at fgle big
trpt pg uolli0t, ilteoet for 9merter
og .2ioell ct, bilOe 01 life beller fple
Big fritz og ing? Dn fan lo fort
iutte meo at fgle Sig elenoig % uore-
Zig, men O1t fan ga fife flan0re ar
Ore el1O Dig ielp; men bbis ou er trGt
al at lepe ct loaoant 2ip, 81 fau oll
foranore Set, iaalnart 011. bill. @porz
leoes? @e0 at lfoffe Big en- 6laife
al 81. 8eter's &1trifo og tage Sen re-
gelmnslig ifplge 8rugsanpisningen..
Set er ingen Mpotbefer=8are, men
fan finn faces be0 at benpenoe Jig til
en- 2ofal=Mgent eller til @ierne, ST..
Keter GabrneD & Sons 60, 112-
1880. &oDne Mbe., @bicago, Sll.
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500 BeIonntng 500

Dette Blobs 9efere bill bore f~ornpiebe nper at ertare.
etsberi bet u1.nbfte er en- trpgtet Spgbom. ION @iosn'
bier % bet er Ratarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure er bet
.enefte nirfelige PelbrebeIiesn,bbeI. 2rgeitanbe1 tjen'
ber. 9a Rafarrh er en- fDnftttutipnel Sngbou1, fororer
Cure tages inb, Dirfer birefte :paa B1Dbet Do Slinthln.
berne /: Gpitennet; tilintetgipr berseh S1gbDntr1en8 Mar.
jag og giner 4atie1ten Stgrfe heb at opbgqge Ron!tltli.
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eSSeGeIQe3 to3s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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8ilanbene.

Meieu til Ss1ono.
Otter Sen forelpbtge 8eltemmelie of
refer aott9en og &~igs0agsmanoel1es
delegation fra &ipbenbapn til Scr.
perne og Sslano Ben 81. Suli. Sp-
bol6et paa 6ergerne parer fra "a. til
81. Sa1li. Mnfomiten til &epfiapif
finder 5teo ben 80. Sult. Sra /. til
q. Ml1guit foretages en- l16flugt tno /
2an6et Beieg beo Sbingpalla, @eie
Ter NJ. m.) Otter ct Spbol6 / &ep=
fiapif fra 8. til 10. Ml1guit Teller
&ongen og &tgsbagsmanoene 5. II.
M11guit geor6 ON Sslanb og bill at,
Iagge 8eigg / Silafiorb: Derefter
finder @iefrreiien Steb omtrent 0en
16. Mug11it. Nnfomiten til @ieben.
bapn Miper ontrent ben 90. eIIer
Mlngllff. 81 ss1
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gebit at bolbe op ! sibe,

glogteren: S fibber for Sioen lao
liot @ig0 biemme Dos Ser. Sporoan
fan set pare?"
$50, Sar er blepen @egetarioner."
rSgr, min lille Sen, fig gu til
Gin Tor, at ban ifuloe boloe op
|8ioe me6 ben Spgg = fortel BAN
at @reatnrerne De er ogiaa @egetori.
anere, men bboroan goar BET benz
De ogr ale, iaoen De er blepet re
mange Mar gamle."
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Hetfen beifaae1aoe MsiesiCl
aetnbfe % Waeieribeefittprer Sesien
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SubotIcb, aolftrnp, JON Meoooms.
memo, git no fro, at Be Mnfldgeoe
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b%anolingetl: sc iflloe imiolertiio baDe
inolenbt 8eibRrtng gteoet for al
tage til 0r6e 9ofalet. Ser forelau
efter &etters Mening grop noroen.
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uGptontbvrnereS DECENTRALIZATION
%fre1nlaes I'LL birtigt. gfter Sc iiolte
officipie Me0oelelier -er ser ialt Die
Def beltpeo LOO 0ptalltpgrn 11a1u=
raliiereoe til Gags 1oto.
slf 9lfilag poa Nnlpgnimger, iom er
ltiIlebe. i @el1bol0 til Sptarttraftatell
foreligger oerimo0 bibtil finn ct en-
49,.
felt 1ilfuloe, l1en1lig BET, Bollfbe1tps
rer SSprgen Mpller / gfrrbnf bar.
facet poo i'm Mnipgning. 0g bette
Mfllag far fu1l betragtes iom forelg-
bigt, ioet Sogen enonlt |puper peo
byjere S1ltorlsr.
9}aur ri laaleoes nit neo &ii1letiD,
fire MaaneOer efter Groftaten bleb
-ufllltttet, ltaar operfor benpeo 1000
bebilgeoe N%ui9gninger mems hi fin
fien0er ct eafelt ~forelpbigt Mflag, Ell
set meget betegnen0e for l1opiflin=
gems &etning. 3enne &jenosgjer-
ming b1ler, at Iraftote11 til Srp0S for
al Ser. Mooitano, Ser er rejlt ira Tiff
SIDE og al Ben Misttllib, ser CT pitt
fra 6onif She Dil blibe loDalt l1b=
fgrt.
81 bar altiosbetragtet Bette ipm 81.
bet, tbi bporfor ifrloe &egieringen i
bette Silfnl0e, bbor intet pore SrDf
funoe gidre fig %gipl0en0e, afill1tte en-
Sroftat lo1n SEN fife biloe uofgre?
- Sg bporfor if1l0e aejleren paa en-.
ret opltgtpeffen6e Maaoe omtole
6enne Sroftat / Srontolen, 1uor set
por &egjeringens &eniigt at brpoe
Sen? - @on1fe bit, Sogen er life
blepen fremmet ioa burttgt, Tom mur1-.
,ge bap0e bentet. Men Bette finder flu
nat1rlige 6orflaring / set omfatten.
Sc Mrbejoe, iom Suitn6er al .Mn1gg.
ringer bor paofdrt M0miniitrationelt.
s 9onmorf far set 10 toget Maone=
Ser, inben Geteronernes Mn lpgninger
ON @noersgopen er blebne bebanble-
Sc.
S life fao Silfel6e bor Sptanter
ielp i9gt ON Sptagelie / tDif timber
iaatsforbol0 ia1nti0ig meo, at Sc ipg=
te for 0eres umpn0ige 8drn. Sra.
flere ggne foreligger Ser | De iioite
Gage @fterret1i11ger ON, at iaaoan=
ne Mnidgninger er blepne bepilgeoe.
8oooe gornle Sptanter, lape6e Sp-
tanter og forbenppren0e Sptanter,
iom 1tr10er Npbol6 / Mmerifa bar Ell
bberbet omerifan It 8orgerret, CT poo
benne Sis blep1le nat11raltlere0e / Be
iiolte Tiger. 0ette bitter, at Ben 8ilie,
Ser bar gtpet fig l10trpf pe0 Srafto=
tens Mfll1ttning, ptrfer bi0ere n0 oper
Sroftoten I &etning al Sptantipprgsz
moalets fltl0itnnbige 2psning"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07

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