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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
COLLEGE OPENS IN JANUARY
IMPORTANT MEETING OF TRUSTEES IN AMERICUS
Financial Matters All Arranged and Third District College viii Open Under
Bright Auspices.

The Third District Agricultural
College will be opened early in Jan
uary, probably January 8, with about
one hundred boys in attendance, the
limits of the present accommodations.
Inasmuch as the applications for ad-
mission from boys will be more than
adequate to take all the rooms, it Will
not be possible to admit girls at this
term. Separate provision will even
tually have to be made for them in
another dormitory.
This was the decision arrived at by
the trustees of the College yesterday,
after they had held long conference
with the city officials on financial
matters, in which satisfactory ar
rangements were made for the pay
ment of the remainder due the con-
tractors and for the equipment OF the
buildings now erected.
The Trustees In Meeting
The trustees present at the meet
ing were Chairman Walter e. Steed
and Messrs. ]. w. Bivins, secretary;
j. M. Warren, j. H. Daniel, j. P.
Heard, H. D. d. Hughes, D. B. Fitz-
gerald, ]. R. Stapleton, e. l.. Brid-
ges, d. T. Paulk, Supt Collum was
also in attendance.
The trustees absent were Messrs.
Heys, Matthews, Reagin, Hall and
Dent.
The conference with the Mayor
and Aldermen lasted several hours.
The finances connected with the build
ing of the college were thoroughly
reviewed 1t was pointed out that
the County, except for some small
apparent discrepancy in the account
had paid its full obligations to the
college, and it now remained for
the City of Americus to carry out
its part of the agreement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
HAD BEEN HIDING
IN CITY ALL TIME

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-(SpeciaD -
Raymond Hitchcock, the actor, for
whom the police of the United States
and Canada have been searching for
the past ten days to answer charge
of assault preferred by a girl, sur
rendered hinagelf today. He had
never left the city, being in hiding
during all the excitement. 1t was re-
ported from various cities that he
had been seen.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
TeIegranhers, Strike OFF

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-(SpeciaD -
The telegraphers strike, which
has been in progress for more than
two months, was officially called off
today by President Russell. Pres
ident Small called off the. strike a
week ago, but many of the men re-
fused to recognize the order.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
Ga. Road in Bad Condition

ATLANTA, GA, Nov 6.-(SpeciaD
The railroad expert employed by
the Railroad Commission to make an
inspection of the Georgia Railroad
property, has made his report. He
finds the property is in bad ply
sical condition, both as to ties and
roadbed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
Troops to Handle Situation

Assistant Secretary Oliver, of the
War Department was called in for
the purpose of advising the President
of the ability of his department ITO
handle the situation. He said that
there are between 100 and 200 troops
on the grounds and others could be
dispatched to the locality with little
loss of time if necessary. 1t is not
intended to coerce the Indians, but
the troops will be kept there as a po-
lice precaution to preserve order.
The Indians have been paid the
annual allowance of SIS per capita
from their own fund, and it is un-
derstood that this allowance is prac-
tically exhausted. The Indians are
under the leadership of Chief Red
Cap, and are of the same band that
has been making trouble for the
whites for the last forty or fifty
years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
City Pays Its Part, Too

After proper consideration of the
matter the representative of the
city announced their intention OF
carrying out the compact ON the part
of the city, and a warrant was drawn
for $3250, with which the balance
due the contractors on the building
will be paid, leaving the two struc-
lures entirely free from debt. There
is still due the college from the city
something over $4,000, which it is
proposed to use in equipping the
college building and the dormitory.
This money will likewise be forth
coming and there is now no doubt
that the institution will be in readi-
ness for use by the beginning of the
new year,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
Takes N. Georgia Diocese

ATLANTA, GA, Nov 6.-(SpeciaD
Bishop c. K Newsom announced
today that he will choose the new
diocese of North Georgia. He will
keep his home in Atlanta. A meet
ing of clergy and laymen has been
called for Dec 4, at Macon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
Committee to Buy Supplies

The trustees appointed as a COM
nittee on purchase of supplies for the
equipment of the buildings, Messrs.
]. P. Heard of Dooly; E. L. Bridges
of Schley, and j. r. Stapleton, of Web
ster.
Associated with the gentlemen in
the necessary financial arrangements
and representing the entire citizenry
of Americus, will be the following
well known gentlemen: Messrs. w
P. Wallis, Frank Sheffield, Frank
Lanier, Lee Allen, Crawford Wheat
ley, T. G. Hudson.
Have Accepted the Buildings
The trustees have accepted the
buildings from the contractors and
the committee on equipment was
given full authority to proceed in the
purchase of all that is necessary tC
put the college in readiness when
the pupils begin to arrive in Janu-
ary
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
Over the corresponding day,
first of November, 1000.

useless except that the merorous stock
showing CLEAN METHODS always used the EXTRA
ORDINARY LOW PRICES enabled give the trade the
by the ELIMINATION OF ALL UNNECESSARY EX-
PENSE5 department, coupled with the still
further important fact that department NOW LOCATED ON
FIRST FLOOR accessible every visitor store whether
young THESE FACTS all CONVINCING ARGUMENTS
ACTUAL REASONS, why it is to your interest
BUY YOUR MERCHANDISE HERE
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
Preacher Injured

DAWSON, GA, Nov. -(SpeciaI
Rev. e. L. Quarterman, while on
his way to the meeting of the Pres
byterian Synod at Macon had his arm
and rib broken.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
Don't Want Second Term

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 6.-(Special)
"A. j. West, commander Of the Geor-
gia Confederate Veterans, has an
nounced that he will not stand for
second term.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
Exposition Shy ss,OOO,OOO

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. G.-(SpeciaI)
The jamestown Exposition will
close on Nov. 30 with a deficit of
S3,0OO,OOO.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
Lost Arm in Machinery

LUMPKIN, GA, Nov 6.-(SpeciaD
Hon. M L. Everett had his arm
torn off by machinery today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-07
Wards of Government

The Indians take the position that
they are wards of the government
and that the government will care
for them whether they labor or not
This is said to be distinctly opposed to
the government policy. 1t is now
stated that the Indians will be given
one more opportunity to earn their
living, and it is intimated that if they
do not accept, the government will
make little further effort in their be-
half
There are $40 of. the Ute Indians,
200 of whom are men and boys capa-
BILE of bearing arms, and there is
some apprehension that when the
crisis comes they may make trouble.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-19

hand. Some two months ago Whit
more discovered that he wanted TO
He wrote letters 20 this Ell
feet to the managers OF several OF
the most exclusive marriage bn-
reaus in the country. Finding q
supposed affinity. he loaned her $z5.
He learned soon after that she was
already married. Most men might
have shooed Cupid away after this
experience, but not Whitmore. The
subsequent three attempts proved
likewise of the lemon variety, Dn'
still the at.ache of the City Hall
maintained a determination little
short of marvellous.
Two weeks ago Whitmore was re
warded by meeting fair young Wild
ow. Arrangements for the wedding
we're quickly made and the happ,
couple will meet at the altar this ev
ening provided another meddlns
husband does not materialize in thu
meantime.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-19
OF uon-invcstcrs.

Of non-invcstors.
The weakness IA stocks and
bonds is not confined 20 this country
alone, says Mr.. Hill. The same
situation obtains all over the world.
but more money i; needed in this
country than in any other and the
feeling of conservatism on the part
OF investors has had III. effect of
withdrawing many millions from
the fields OF production to degree
not warranted by natural economic
causes. The money. supply is as
great as ever but the amount in use
is naedlessly reduced"
..In order to restore this conf
dence and induce these who have
kthe power to make investments to
regard good securities with more
favor a steady hand and a clear head
are needed in charge of the nation $
affairs
When asked if ne considered that
a steady hand and clear head were
guiding the nation at present. the
renlv. Of the magnate was prompt
"Oh, yes. to be sure ne replied
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-19
The New Summer Couture.

The most up to date couture is the
row Of soft puts crowning the head
aud the hair arranged in loose and
wavy fullness around the face, says
Dress for August The marcel wavo
Is no longer fashionable. 4 slight nat
ural undulation and clusters of smooth
carls mounted at the apex Of the head
are considered more distingue than ths
formal artificial headdress which has
been the prevailing mode for 50 lo0G.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-19
.INyEsTORs NEEDED"

New York, Sept. 1s.--James J.
Hill. in a recent Interview concern
ing the present financial outlook. de-
clared that the specific causes OF
the troubled condition of the seeur-
tiles market was due not so much
to a lack of investment power a;
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-19
Peach in Lemon Orchard.

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 18.-Os-
car Whitemore for fifteen years
an attache of the City Hall in this
city, today brought to asucceSSful
close one of the most strenuous cam
paigns ever waged for a woman's
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-19
Ample Envelopes.

We have a new lot really for the
market. Latest designs. Every body
should use them. Come in and get
a few for your eastern friends. Price
Is cents a dozen. 800 for 100.
World-Advance Publishing Co.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul.
Aiian., as second class matchmaker.
Rejsende Agenter:
Mr.. ]. c. RASMUSSEN.
Mr.. L, FR6LUND.
Sen iterfercs @et.

) Be ian1me Gage, ga Sre0sfon.
ereslen / @aag er ianlet for at
ltaffe 9tationer11e &etfnroigbeo, og
ganIfe iprligt Sc ipage @ationer /
Sorbol0et til Sc lt9rfe> b9noer set,
ct bet unge, opermooige Sapan uoen
nioere logger 8ellag paa oct ifrgbe-
liae Naborige &orea, mes bpilfet set
{ oolfillige Mar bar ipillet &attens
Seq n1eo Mulen, og ion1 set iiffert
7or;rl1glt DapOe opl(ugt, ON Ser life
Aa0oa Duret anore &utte, Ser bab6e
oreret Sen iamme Seq m1e0 set. @n0-
1871 n1nrfeligere tager bette Gtpffe
S1l1Ou10erlgggelie, ON life al gfapt
ian nf @apn, Jig u.s. t1aar man bu-
ifer, at set er Senoelien al zen &e-
prp}entntton til ielpe 6reosfongres>
ten, Iom bar gipet %s(nleoning til at
Soaon bar benDttet 0erne Sen it9rfes
res 9fet, og man bar life fra &on<
ares|an b6rt ct. &np, ser fu1oe tpoes
3om Ell Eroteit imo0 bette aii6ite
Spargreb paa Natinnalretter. Sbt
ct Eoergreb er og bliper Set / 8elps-
ming al Meooelelierr1e ON, at So
reanerne life oil bige tilbage for ct
Dprdr mos l1n0ertrpfferne lpm Sc bo=
ser j oeres in6erlte @jerte. Ero6s
ale 5reOsfongresler bliuer @eroen
SO eipiliiationen Jig ielp Zig til alle
SIoer. Folens Ceiling, 9enoeripl=
aoros og @liais=2otbringens> Mn-
ueft1pn og MI &oreus prattife S116=
%zerunelle / Sapan = set er altium,
men Den iamme &et Ser ligger til
@rlno - 0en 1tnrferes Net.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
Silbaae til 8eorelanoet.

S SEN 1i01te Sis bar set b9ret ONE
talt / Sc omerifonlf e 8la0e, at ser /
Sverige er begDn6t en- 8ep9gel1e
gaoen0e us paa at loffe Sc til Slime
rita n0panore0e Spnner og 9gtre al
5pea tilbage til Georelanoet. Set
antages, at Ell flor inoultriel 8effel-
lie ltaar for 9gren / Spertge, og Get
gjGloer ga ON iffe Blot at babe
&refter NOT / 2an0et til at giennem=
fpre Sen, men oglaa at babe Sc be0-
lte og be01t uo6anne6e @refter til
Maaoigbe6. S sen &etning anier
man Ell l166annelle / Nmerifa, meo
Sets itore og forifjelligarteoe Mr=
%bejosfelt og Sc giennemfprte Or
bei0smetbooer, for at bore Sen be6=
lite 6orifole. Set paaltaaes, at set
er paalagt @periges npe Minilter /
@aibington, 2agercrant5> at oprette
ct Bureau ber / 2an0et, ser Ifal
1foffe SpIDsninger ON Sbenlf t. Mme.
rifanernes 2ipsforbol0 fer, og ON
Ger fra SDerige fan bD0es Dem 8e-
ttngelier, ser fun6e friite Sem til at
penoe tilbage og tage ct Mrbei0e OPP
ser.
Ge0 fprlte 81if ler Sanfen tilta-
lenoe NOT uo. 2ipet / set gamle See
orelono lfuloe ipnes mere tiltreffen-
Be enc | ct fremmeo 2an6, naar ser
fan opnaaeS lige go0e 2ipspilfaor.
Men man bar operiet en- beltemt
SIDE al Sagen: SEN at Mmerifa for
mange al lt0pa11orer11e er blepet ct
anoet 6eorelano, ser er blepet Sem
minolt lige ioa fiert lom set oprin-
beige. 9e pil0e fife fnnre u0bol0e
at lepe l10enfor Mmerifa, lelp ON
aaarene bar nof iaa go6e. De bar
ififtet '6eorelano en- Gang, og Sc
gidr set fife oftere. 6amtliens og
9jemmets 8aa110 fnptter 6em til
Nmerifa, 6eres bele Sanfegarg er
blepet amerifaniieret, Sc ct greet
falt berobre. @bor mange l%fan6ina=
ptlfe Samilier. er fife vrejit bjem"
n1eo oct Soriut at blipe biemme, og
meo rigelige Mioler til at lfaffe Jig
allie 2ipets. Sober Ser - in6en ct
slar er Sc fo1nmet tilbdge til Sine
rtfa, for6i Sc fife fun0e nn0pere set.
Set er oenne noe item nforflarlige
6glelie, iom ser / Sen omtaIte 8ep9=
gelle neppe er taget tilltreffeltgt
@eniDn til, og 0erfor er Ser fun rim
ge Sanoipnligbe0 for, at sen bill faa
nogen 8etp6ntng. l1opan6ring bill
mllig fnnne 6elbis ltan6ies pe0 Gor-
beoring al 2ipsfaarene, men gjgres
ON igien fan SEN neppe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

&olbiomme stor,ne> ser flere Ste
Der antog EN- c%ptlonagtig &arafter,
bar Spnoag og Man6ag Scot roiet
poa forifiellige @teoer / 9loro 9u=
toto, Wtnnelota, @isconitn og anore
Steoer Noropeiten. &aar6eit me6-
taget ipneS Ga Grosie Ggnen / @is-
coriin og Ggnen ON @illiston, g.
Dat, at bore. sMl Sernbanetrafif til
ga Grosie bar iton6iet for 4 elmer,
e9 oct btl tage mtn6it en- uge> fgr
regelmasiig Soggang otter fan OPP
noaes paa @ruh6 al Sc itore l1obaif-
Ringer. Store 2anofrefninger blep
lat UNDER @an6 beo Sc peloige @eg11-
ftpl, og Sabet paa Mfgrg6erne bIiber
minof EN- balb MilIion Dollars. s
&tcfapoo Dalen bar Me6bgren laa
1t9rf, at 8niene bIeb ifDlIet 11e6 a6
S
observation-disclosures 0giaa fra mar-
ge anore Steoer / @isconiin meobe=
leg ON betpoelise g6elageelier.
@iliston, g. Sat, romtes al ct
lrpgteligt nbeir Spnoag Mften. On
8poel, Der fables Meit 2otnr, bleite
naiten fuloitenoig bort. Gaps Men-
neifer tom til @fa6e, 6erof 2 iaa
baarot, at mon tbibler ON, at Sc Tan
lepe. IL Suie blpite neo.
Sra BET ip6lige Minneiota meI6es
I'm bol6ior1me Soroenitor1ne @gn-
bag % Manoag. S Martin County.
n flere 8pgninger bIait orrfulo,
% Saribal,lt County ffete mange
2Dnne6Tog.
9eiaa 6reoag iiofte l1ge raieoe
en- ftarf 5torm mes ReenifDI ober
.Gele Of Minnefota % gDo Gofota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
9pmeitedbIposn enc for alle,

2allooepartsmentet 8aibington
or fornplig inboprel1tet Ben &ie1os,
.Jiernina, at ielD ON alle fan nDoe
Sorbel al &etten til at erbberre frtt
eano, laa er Der life ltl1otagelie for
t!ogen / Sc Sorpligtelier, Der paabpi-
ct Someitea0erne for at erbperbe Jig
5ienoomsret til bette 2an0. Derne
jRiegel bliper iaaleoes brugt ! Mnpen-
eelie operfor 29rere og 29rerinoer.
gnfelte al 0isle bar f%ortoIfet 2open
iaale0es, at set bar tilltrRffeltgt at
Sc opbol6t Jig paa 0eres Claim /
5foleferien og n6fprte en6el uSm-
propements" mems ben11e itoo pau.
Gette paapeger iii 2an66epartemen=
let CT utilitreffeligt. Sen Mano ell
fer &pir10e, Ser bill bin6e @ien0omS.
ret, maa opilaa lin 8oltg poa 2an.
set, babe lit Siem Ser, og fer bette
life, l1ointter ban eller bun Jig fo1
cit ;aonteit meo Set &eiultat at MITE
Set. @run6en til at 6enne Gag ton
frem bar, at en- 29rerin6e, Der tut
i 5erien boeoe paa lit CLAIM, og
Sen Sis fit en6el at set opoprfet> fl
Ell &onteit paa &alien. &f iar Naa
Sc ttlloo @epartementet benbe a
begpn0e forfra meo fin Settling"
% bette blep iaa / forifjellige STOLE
6laoe fortolfet iaaleoes, at 2prer
Iton0en bar liot andre &egler UNDER
faltet operfor Someitea0Iopen eni
ol1ore 8orgare. Set er 0enne Mis
foritoaelie, iom 9epartementet Ill
'eaer at faa fiernet. Sen oDen
nennte Sag bar en- ltn0tagelie oper
for 2oben, men ingen Neoel | Meo
fpr al oenne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
Snboanbrinsen. Smigrations

Sn0ban0rtnget. Smtgrattons /.
&ureauet / @aibington bar offent-
liggjort Ell SDeritgt ODER Sn0pam.
brtngen til Mmerifa / set &egnifabs.
uor, Der enote 1. Suli og frembe'
Der / oenne, at Sn6Dan0ringen fro
Danmarf, Morge og @nerige iamt
Gpiflan6 er / uopreget Mftagen6e,
at o6mme efter it0lte Stars Sal. Ser
tmo6 tD6er Sc iamme Sal paa> at ser
otter er begbn6t en- %betp6elia Sn6-
ban6rtng til @taterne fra Canada.
S Suli 1905 bar Ser iaale6es fun
46 Sn0ponorere fra Canada, men
/ S1li iaar bar Ser 213. Gor bele
Maret bar Snoban6rtngen fra Como
ga omtrent 10000. @egjeringsalt-
tboriteterne beflager / bei @ra6 Sen
oftogenoe ifan6tnabiife Snopan6ring
cg betragter BEN fordge6e Silitrem.
ming at Sp0europeere mes megen
Wngitelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
}efoIfningen iifferf ineo

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
Auor6e og @cllman.

s 0iSie Gage treffes Sc li01te 6or,
bereoeller til @alter @ellmans ori=
1tige Jlugt giennem- 9uften fra
Spits5ergen til Noropoleu. 6orten
ne11tes at futile tage i'm 8egpn0elie
/ Den fgrlte eller unoen l1ge al Mr=
quit naar og bDorle6es SEN bill enoe
nil Sioen bite. S oenue Torbiuoelie
fortjeller BET at min0es, at set / oisie
Gage tillige netop er 10 Mar iioen
ben %lpel1ife SS%ngenipr Mnoree og
bans to 5plgeiaenoe 6raenfel og
Strialoberg iatte us paa ct ligneuoe
Epentpr, fra bpilfet Sc life ale11e fife
he'1Dte tilboge, men ON boem ser al
orig lioen er fommet set minolt tie
Gpor nf @fterretntng til SEN chilli
iereoe geroen. 9e blep opilugte al
Den forfgroelige Ss6rfen moo Moro.
Set bar Sen 9. Suli 1897 at Mnoree
gnp ben lfjebnel pan9re Sr0re til at
Hoppe SoDene, Ser bolot bors 8ollon
taIt til 9anifeaen, brorpe0 fan ur=
oerltrep fin egen og fine Nejlefpl(ers
Sposopm. S Be mellemligge10e 10
alar Ell Ser ifet en- %betpoelig ltobif<
ling / Stoen ifaben ON 2uftiejloos,
111en ben er e11Onu / @egpnoelleslta-
Diet. Gnon1 er glementerne Sc
1t9rfelte og Mennefeaanben fan /
beolte Iitfeloe fun betro Jig til SEM
meo Sifferbe6, 1aar alle Torbolo er
gunltige. ut forisge at tro0ie sem
amber 5orbol6, bbor Sc raier / oeres
ltammeoe &raft 16en at 11oget tree
Der binorenoe / 0eres Sci er at regne
tot ct &aiaroipil ON 2ipet.
@ellmans p1anlagte &eiie er en
mertelig 8lan6ing at &eflame,
@%oentprlpit og Srang til pi6enifabe-
Zig Sorifntng. Sor laa bt6t ct Sen
anorees @fspe6ition un5erlegen.
y }om 2e6eren al 6enne fun banoleoe
/ oioenifabelige 9iemeo for meo ef
&ug at leie ben &nuoe, ser boI6t
@oropolen fiernt fra 6orifningen.
MReu bbd6 6isie M9n6s Motiber enc
4or baret og er, og bpao man iaa
eno atener ONT 8olarforifning / Ml-
uinoedisbeb og 6ens 8etp6ning 80
anon. mna bel1n6re Sen Gnergi og set
Mu1osmo6 i Eanfe og @anoIing,
Der 1riper Dem u6 / 6e ufien6te Sell
ter me6 en- npften filter 500 for
Die &bor meget btloe iaa6anne
Meno lite fur11e norette, bpis Sc
biloe boloe iig til .l1opifling- at
fieuote Bnner. .s..
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@bitubiisterne er peoblipenoe me
ct fnbprnbTp otpr hpIp Nor6bp1ten

get adorable ODER bele Mor6beiten
pua ganife fau l1n0tagelier npr,
Der intet bill faa at betD0e for SCI
iamle6e l16bptte. Mf og til fommer
Me0oelelier ON ct eller anoet ifaoe.
ligt Snieft Ser ffal babe biit Iig,
eller ON ben forte @uit, men bt6ttl
er Der lite b9rt ON nRbneb9rbige
9oelpggelier fra 6isie SLIDER, / EBERT
6al6 life mere en6 Ben Sfabe Der
~foraariages al lofale Storme og eth.
bruo. Com &elbeo er Ser noiigt til,
at Mfgr66erne bill blibe gobe, for
Saprens % 8Dggets 8e6fommenoe
et16og ODER Mi66eIbeit for Sbeoens
omtrent Miooelbbgit. @baplen bar
iaar De fleite Ste6er beret meget til
freositillenoe. Sernbanefompagnier-
ne ! Norobeite1 bar ! 6enne Sto.
trablt me6 at for6ele TONNE Sragt-
bogne til &obeoitationer1te rltn6t ON
! Mor0beiten, ian 6e lite fnfaI fomn1e
/ 5orIege1beo for &runsportmi6Ier
iionr Egeiom flor. De bar paa Scr.
nemmelien, at Megieringen boIoer
~ rs. &TEEeE NsE&S4HE eES rlES E@rwSIS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

HsEe- #-t&fe HEES .SGS.e-HgH 4.4A9a
&riien ! &Orea. Sen iapaneiiife
n~6enrisssminiiter Sapaibi ser Re.
iggte &oreas Sobeoita6 ii6ite ltge !
Anle6ning af @eiierens Mboifation,
iom Ri otntaIer anoet Steos / 8labet,
bar efter i'm &iemfomit til Eofio e.
flpret, at SSapan intet bar babt at
SIRE meo &oreafeifererg Gratre6en.
og at Der bill beobIipe at bore uofbrn.
gig foreanf &egiering, Ser enc e
aniparlig for 2-anoetsM6miniitratior
ON eno Sapon bill beoblipe at berr
8aaogiper. S1,gen ipneg bog at nr-
&c i%proerlig 9iIIio III oerne Grille
ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26
&%rofcsior Treberif Masmnslen,

&rofesior Sreberif @asmnsien,
Ser er @bef for Meiertafoelingen be<
en- amerifanff 9anobrussifole ,beig.
ger | oenne Sis lit 8arnoomsbiem
Donmarf. &an er 5en al @aar6.
eier g. &asmusien, 9iterbeoen pef
SAILS, SDllan0 og reiite til Mmerifo
for 8 Mar ii6en. timber lit OpboIo
Danmarf ifaI ban for 2anobrugsoe.
portementet / @aibineton foretage
Stuoier at apagapls- og @ontrolfor.
eninger / Danmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-26

@reb Moltfe, Danmarfs Charge
o'affaires / @om, er %unoerpeis til
9anmarf fra Mmertfa iamr1er me6
fin &uitru, iom BON 9gteoe Der /
Mmerifa / CONNER. SUN er Datter
af en- amerifanif Millionar, Ebaper
fra Bolton. Otter ct tort OpboIo
i Danmarf refer sggteparret til
@pm.