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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
Sra Eomfret, Charles g., Marp.
LAMB.
Sen 6. moi 1907.
no&>Hx.t
ST.. Me6aftgr!

Disie 2inier ifrtber leg melt for
bore 2anosmgn6 / 9anmarf, iom
ogter Jig fer til 6e Sorene6e Stater,
og iom oil bore 2anom9n6, 6a leg
bar bgrt, at bette 8la6 leies ogiaa
al mango ser. Maaffe oct fun6e font
me en- og an6en til @abn; ser aper-
teres 10 iaa meget ogiaa ser fra fle-
re Steoer fer, fra @D6en iom fra
Canada.
Otter 81 Mars @rfaring fer 2an<
set bbor leg bar beret / flere Sto=
ter, troer leg, at set be6ite al 6e Sor=
er1eoe Stater er / set iaofalbte uMois
8elte", oct oil iige imelIem SO og
A 2%engoegra6, og lite Longer moo
@eit ems til 100 @elt. 8reoegro6, /
Mi6ten al @ebraifa og &anias. ~
Maiien er Sen meit for6elagtigc
Saoart for 2an6manoen, % bbor
ben lite fon tribes go6t, er ser min=
Gre 6remgang for 2anomanoen.
Ser er 10 piit life mango Ger rel
fer til Mmerifa for iuit at trne Set
6aglige 8rgb; hi TOM Der - og Set
famine er 10 SEN Mpanfomnes &en-
iigt - for at tiene NOT og faa lagt
op for eI6re Gage. Set tan / al
5oI6 life Ia6e fig gi6re / Spoen; Del
er Iongt be6re at bore 7&l1sman6 [
Danmarf END oct ct at abIe &biotanl
og @rentfager paa en- 10 a15 McreS
6arm sDoen. Deguben egrler sci.
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9nnotns Gmeb0r6riffe.

&un0re0e Gfterfommere al oe f9rite
Meolemmer Oeltog | Min0efelten /
&irfen I STERLING og lenere'i Sen ito
re 8icnic=Mi00ag. Ser blep ligele@
0es 6annet Ell falt Organization al
~@fterfommere at &oloniens. Me61em=
mer, og en- &omite bleb ne6iot til at
or6ne aarlige 5ammenfomlter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
Udkonnnee7 e9:
Jesus MessiaS
U~dk0nlneen en-:
Arne Garborg.

:. MoM bekjendt har, earborgs Tanker
ny maa1. O%prindelig var han en- For }
W kjamperf for O~rthodo1ien. men blev !
/ smart den frie ankles ivri9e Talsmand, I
like saaledes at han kastede Troen paa
I Gud overbord, men han for1angte friere /
I Former fer. Troen og Cu~dsforholdet.
( Dette ko1nmer tilorde i denne Bog mers 1
klart END i.fiogen af de@, hap bar udgixSt
! storie efter Diet nye Testamente, MEnL hax
J sigtet Diet bort, der efter hans Mining sr /
sagn o s. sa !: T9ildig etn ekk & asf asf
% hvad' 1Ssas q Def RespitatS.: ffsa !
} kommer til we'd denne FoIekflng, fa1dsr
, like abso1Et sammen med den a1rnlnde-
} lige t~heologiske L@re. bet gud:mcnIz-
ekelige hos Frelseren, Forsondn&slaeren I
} hvad hans Gransken # Testamentet har !
} 1a.rt ham at kunne Sc bort fra. Hvad der
! bltver tilbage er, som der STAR ct Sted l }
! Bogen, like "Laren ON jesus, men
! "Jesu Lere".
! Retexnende er Diet, at Forfatteren iFer-
I ordet slger: "Maaske q jeg paa den ;
I Made forarRe en- og anden saa vidt, at
I han tog fat paa at 1eese Bibe1en. Oct ;
1 kunde. han have godt af. For mar kan !
I sige hvad ma vii: vi er endnu like fer: 1
I diRe med Bibe1en."
1 Bogen er skrevet paa norskLandsmaa1,
! men Sproget er ypperli1t.
} 1872 slider. rs Cents.
Portofrit tilsendt we'd Modtage1sen af
| Bel6bet.
} &C. Rasmussen Publ. Co,
} 72O-724 8. 18th St, Minneapolis, MIMI
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n1inneiota.

= 8rofesior St. 2agerltrgm Ser /
omtrent 20 Mar far le6et Muitffon=
lerbatoriet paa @ultap M6olpb Col
lege / ct. Yeter, ct fal6et til Miamt
uniperiitet, Srfor6> Ohio, iom 2e6er
al Sfolens multfallfe Mf0eling. 2a=
gerltrpm bat facet fir mulifalife us
oonnelle / Stocfbolm.
- Sberiff &bomos 8ailep al
8eltrarni County bar til De %forifielli-
ge 8per / gountpet u6ien6t 9rore
til, at alt offenligt Spil ffal opbgre.
Com en- 6glge oeraf bar alle profes=
%iionelle @pillere paffet oeres Sara
fernalier iammen og afpenter be0re
Si6er. emo lite @lotmolfiner n1aa
brnges.
Greet @eitern Sernbonefom=
pogni agter at tn6fere eleftriif Orb
froft for Ben So MiIe Iange @tref<
ming 8ane fra @tnona og &ocbelter,
og &ompagniets Superintendent
8eiton bar u6talt, at oct ogter at
inofdre 6enne 9ribfraft / enonu BIZ
oere n6itrefning in6en lang Sio.
Sc an6re &ompagnier bill for &on>
furrencens @fplo nb6ioges til at
fplge &rop / Den &etntng, -og in6en
10 Mar benter ban, at set iDoIige
Minneiota bill bore 6effet al ct Sect
of eleftriife sSernbaner.
-Spgrgsmaalet ON 8Den &ocbe=
tiers Sorbin6elie meo BEN planlogte
elettrtife 8ane Minneapolis-Gu=
buque oil bentelig MI blibe afgiort
iaaleoes, at Ser Btiper lagt en- @tif-
linie ino til 8pen. Sfior nagteoe
Nocbelter at babe noget me6 Broief-
tet at gjgre, men iiofte uge ofbol6tes
ct Mgoe / 8pen, paa bpilfet &om-
pagn1ets @mbeosm9n0 gioroe @eoe
for, bpao De funoe bp6e 8Den. Ser
bleb oo neoiat en- &omite, ser iful6e
nnoerlpge, ON &ompagniet bopoe
loblig &et til at anlegge og 6ripe
2inien, og bbis bette biier fig at Doe.
re Silfal6et, oil S%roncbiien bIipe
%tilitaaet for &ocbeiters 8e6fommen-
De.
Mapleton &olonien / Blue
Garth County feireoe iioite uge SO
Mars Subtl9um. &olonien }Iifte6es
: o%prinoelig / Seem Sort Gitp / @inte-
rem 1856 og Tom / Mai Maa.
neo BET fplgen6e Mor til Minneloto,
bbor ben Ipreote Jig ODER Sterling oq
Mapleton aonnibips / 8lue Gartb
Gonrtp. Nf Be ~oprinoeIige meoIem.
mer bar Der hun To- Hlfteoe peo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES men Here
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sra Wiilwaufee, @is.>
Sen 10. W}ai 1907.

Mp;:certen / &ongre9ational-8ir=
fen poa @anpper ct. sen 13. Ds., par
en- / ollie Hetn;nger ltorartet 5ufces.
@r. Sfopgaaro, laa pel JON begge
nsli lterenDe Gamer, ppertrai bore
Gorpent1linger, og ollie fremfalotes
Gong paa Wang efter Be foritiellige
9%Sun1re; men lurligt fulnltnereoe
GlltDuliasmer1, % ST. SfpDgaaro
foreorog Sen panlfelige &ompolttior1
al Sic 81tll. Aogang5priien ipntes
lsogle fpr Sioen at bore for bpi $50
gcnts); men bbo6 ifal hi iaa iige til
SEN itpre @~iener-5mgerfelt ber /
Snsoogs, bpur en- al Siooeplaoierl1e
betoltes meo $4,000?
Ser bar / otsle Gage ct fort 8ar-
ielgiloe u0i 9fopen, Joni ri faloer
set fer, bos ST.. og Jru Gbr. Miel-
len / 9fr. 11S0 2apbam ct. Set
por Sen Sg%rltefpbte, iom / 9aaben
fit 9eppnet Otto. Sen lille pafre
&rinss 10 &reiten op / Mniigtet nn=
Ser 0en bsitt0elige &anoling5' lfibl1t
ban fun er 4 Moane6er gommel.
Miis 6reberiffe Senien bolbt 8ar=
net oper Gaaben, og EFT flor &reos
al @e1ner bipaone0e @il0et.
Sor 0anif=iiallanoife=amerifanif
Nolitibetjent S. 8. @anien lom
ipinger &etfer0igbeoens @cepter poa
&jprnet al 36ie og Gbeltnut @ts.,
bop0e Sen 16oe set @el0 / Sore
ming mes 2%eopogteren for 8anen at
reo0e Ell lille Gut poo IL Mar fra
at Or1fne. Sen lille Ynrf bar fall
set / 6(o0en og fun5e life flore fig,
men peo obenl1rpntes burtige pg tor.
muftige @onblemaaoe TOM Dan burtig
poo 0et tprre.
Soag Winieoag) bap0e ri @onfir-
NATION / Dor lille Strife. 5fipnt6er
oenne @ang fun bar tire &onfirman-
ter, 1e1nlig Carl &augaar6, Carrie
@onlen og Gbora Steffenien, bar
&irfen 0og fpl0t til &rengiel - 6en
1tprlte Soriamling, iom nogenitnoe
bor peret lamlet. Set bil life bare
ret lgnge, f9r ri maa forltprre 8Dg<
ntngen.
Gen itore, rpoe 8pgning "a
&jprnet al IS. @uter ct. og @rouo
g(pe., er / be1ne Sio UNDER gteobrgu.
ming, for at eipe &la6s for Ell pal<
big Sfpifraber. Da ri Tom forbi o9
iaa Sc neofal6enoe &eiter al @Dg-
ningen, min0eoe set % ON Sc gooe
9olnle Gage, Ga Min6erne fra @Drt<
titan SEN ". 6eru6e / M%pbooerne /
golnle &iebenbabn fal6t.
Gn ltor &re0s at @enner fra 93o-
cine og fer / 8pen iatte binanben
oen 10. 6s. Stepne bos &r. og Sru
81. ltlricbien 1884 paa Z. st., !
Mnle6ning al, at bans @uitru, Ell
foot &ibenier, bol6t ben6es 4 og -
@ars Sp0iels6ag. Domernes Mloer
bar 10 fra Mrr:I6s Sio beret ct ube.
itemt &bant11m, men hi 9nlfe6e olli=
gepel, at bun enom1 moo lepe / 4 og
- @or til, bpilfet life er joa nml1=
ligt, ga ben6es 8eo1temooer nooe0e
tpt pe0 100.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24

- Mtten Mile 9foropeit for @teele
opltoo iiolte uge EN- Hrnriebran0 pes
@niiter fra 5for1tensreret paa Ole
Sleiens &Dtte. Set blelte 1terft,
og Sloen greb me0 flor @ololombeo
ON Jig / set tgrre @res. Sloen
breote Jig felt in0 til 8ran0lfiellet,
ser Dar plbiet 2 Mile fra Steele.
timber 8ran6en .bleb flere 5ettlere
meget fprbren6te, og nogle &11s6pr
omfom. @n at 0isie 5ettlere bar
Yeter 9prenier, ser par tf9ro me0
at plgje 8ran0furer. SON blep
lterft forbrenot / Mniigtet, og ba11s
5eIte mootte 6rebes. George Sobn=
Jon blep l%igele0es %forbr9n6t, og Ell
al bans @elte brG11ote libel.
- Sill Mgent for llooeltttg al
2ano paa Sort 8ertbolo @eierpatio=
l1en er uonapnt Sobn g. Doung> og
Ser bil MI / @enbol0 til EN- iioite
ginter be0tagen o&ongresbellutning
blipe foretaget Ell nDGoroeling al &e-
lerpationens 2an6. &elerpationen
inoeboloer tpt peo 1 Wiflion Mcres.
Mf bette tilfommer Sc 100000 Sn6i=
anerne, bbis Sc bill bape Set. &ei ten,
100000 Mcres, blan0t bpilfet er mo-
get al set be6ite 2ano I set beltlige
georo 9afota> bill &egjeringen for
mentlig fjpbe al Sn6ianerne, iaale=
0es at Set tan blibe aabnet for Sett=
ling. Set bentes, at Ser oil blibe Ell
meget flor Sn6banortng, naar Bette
ifer.
r. s M9rbeoen al Ell 8ro /
SameStomn er / 6isie Sage fun0et
&eiter al ct Menneifeifelet, iom til
bagefaloer en- Erageoie, Ser fanot
gte6 Ser / 8pen for omtrent "a Mar
iioen. On 0engang b%efien6t, M for
lpn9it afop6 Sarmer bab6e 6rebt en-
meget lmuf Bige, anbragt 2iget I en-
Sgn6e, RULER 6enr1e ne6 o6 Sloo-
brinfen og betalt en- an6en Mono
$50 for at grade Een6en neo og tie
itille. Denne Man6 omfom ii6en
paa en- mpitiif Mua0e / en- Sl6e=
brano, antagelig iom Offer for en-
@9pn, og Sarmeren, Ser mpr6e6e
8igen, blep ifu6t / en- DneI. @ogen
bleb al0rig bragt for @etten, men
tiet ne6. Set antages at 6e fnn0ne
@felet6ele er al ben nnge Yige, bbis
Nabn er CLIENT, men lom enfelte al
8Dens Rl6ite 8eboere en6nu Tan
minoes.
SSnotanerne paa Sort 8ertbolo
Sl1oianer @eierpation er begpn6t a;
penoe tilbage til &e0en1fabet eller
rettere at Denoe Jig til EN- Mrt 11D
&eligion, iom en- ung Sn6tunerfpin=
oe, Mnnie gnemDbeart, Ser bar gra-
6neret fra Carlisle Sn6ianerifole,
bar opfunoet. On Seit Ser tiIbgrtc
benoes Sober, 6goe, og bun forflare,
De fine Stamfr9n6er, at @nos Mono
bar faret ! Seitens &rop, % at Sc
hulbe tilbe6e 6enne. Sun ffnr So
beoet al Soften % fhlleoe set op pao
ct Sitter pprtet meo 8aanos % Sn-
oiancrlle folt11er bogIigpg HiIbeoer
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Noro Dafota.

S Mc@anna brnn0te it0lte
llge to @lepatorer, Greet Mortbern
Standardization og nogle Stal0e og
5fure. S Sen enc @lepator Dor ser
10000 gu. @beoe, iom p6elag6es.
Sloen oplto0 De0 at en- Mrbei0er bell
te0e en- 2ampe: Sabet er 100000,
0elbis as1nreret:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24

~aanosman0inoer, ifabt iig 81, betDoe-
Zig GennefreoS.
@or 14oe aorlige Sttfteliesfelt
bar altlaa pellpffet % &omiteen for-
tjener Dor Saf. &nn en- 1pnlig Sell:
flere at 8rg6rene % 0eres SamiIier
bitrNe bape p9ret Der.
.. q. 81 e II.
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mtsccnfn.

- OuO VtueI, utI lpUeI YieIlltelu
Chippewa &eierbattonen @po for
Miblono, gift it6fte l1ge ODER fine
@re00er og iatte 2onosbDen S0anob
UNDER @an0, ioa en- Sreojeoel at
8eboerne mootte forlobe 6eres Stem,
mango af 0em / &onoer. @anbflo=
Sen gjor6e enoel @fo5e og itonoie0e
flere Tobrifer og Maller,
81!
= Seem &icbn1ol1O bar III facet
en- &etsfien6elle for, at Get bar Ell
Bolitiret, Der birfelig er en- Yoliti-
ret. @n Ma1o beo Mabn Neter
Oleien bar for enEi6 lioen al 8oliti<
retten blepet arreiteret og iogmt en-
8e0e. San anlagoe ga Sag ON
@ritatning for uberettiget &rreita<
ton paa $4,000 moo 8Dens Mapor
&amfins, CONNER @e6e og &olitt>
betlent SBr1e1, og 0ommer Ntnle
i'@bippepa Sails, for. bpem @ager1
bar in6anfet, bar nu afgipet Sen
&ien6elie, at Yolitiretten / Seem
&icbmono er en- fulot loblig Cont
itol.
= 9iet5 Mfferen / Samper @oull-
tp er otter pe0 at blibe faloet til 81.
be. Sil / Manoags iio1te l1ge bap.
Be 5beriff @larf iammenfal6t 100
Mono / Sapmaro for at giere ell
efstra &raftanitrangelie for at fa,,ge
Diet5 @uperngren bor nemlig
nagtet at tage Jig al @agen, ga ian
paaitaar, at @mbeosmenoene i
@amper County lite enonu bar uo-
temt alle Mi6ler til at fonge Diet5.
Sill set al 5beriffen in6faIote 100
Man6s Stepne inofan6t Ser fig
imi6lertio life mere emo ca. 80
Man0, og blanot Dem, Der blep bor-
te, bar enoog @ountpa6bofoten, Mc-
Momora. @oo blep @tqpnet n61at
nogle Gage, og Sbertffen penter 81
at foo ful6talltgt Monofob.
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5vo Dafota.

Sra Bterre me60eles fiDite
l1ge, at BET Stpfffe al Sernbanefo or
lnngelien at Mortb 8eitern til
8lacf Stills, iom er bpgget 10 fra
&ierre, MI er faroigt til @bilip, %
at oct an6et Stpffe al SorIangel<
len, Ser ifal bpgges fra Sen moo
iatte SIDE til famine @teo, bill ppre
fRr6ig ON en- Maane6s STD.
Gregory County bar opnaaet
en- bis 8ergmmelie for tit County
fengiel, Ser a%lminoeltg gif UNDER
Nabnet u8renoelfnret" Set ligger
/ Sairfar, og fra bette er / Sioens
2eb un0beget en- Masie Mrreltanter,
al bbtlfe Be farreite er bragt til
8eie igien. Men MI bliper set on=
oerleoes. County &omisiionen bar
enoelig beiluttet fig til at bpgge ct
mt @ountpfpngiel, Ser er / ollie
@enieenoer t%iosiooren6e, og 6e Gre
CORP GonntD Mrreltonters gDl6ne
Gage er 6erme6 forbi.
- S oenne Maaneo foregour
Salg al Stats1an0, al bpilfet Sn0=
tpgten ifal gaa til. Spfgrelie al
Statsfapitolium. Salget bill bIipe
%fortiat bele Moaneoen igiennem. So
miSler 9offen uobd0 oct f9rite 2a11b
| Sanop County, bpor ser er l16iat
1900 Mcres 2on6 til bette 6ormaal,
og set ct blepet 1olgt til 5000 pr.
Mcre. Seal @itate Mpn0ene ier Ell
fem &onfurrent / bette 2an6 og
fraraa0er &jdb al set, ifjgnt Set fun
er ct fcrbolosbis lille MreoI / Doert
County, bporaf 5alget bill be6blipc,
til ser er 6%isooneret rrer set altlan1
n1eri
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24

Mrs. aoufmonns 6oriporer, Conn
mer 6ranf glifens, bill forlanee, at
Sogen ~benlagges til en- an0en SUI
rtSoiftion, ga Ser er iad megen 6or=
oom moo bans Silent iSiour Soils.
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minneapolis.

5 yeeoraiil feoiuiiite samiuno,
1907 IA Mpe. g., er Ser Wegoe paa
5pl1oog @%ftermi0Oag 81. 4 lom leo=
ponlig. st 6oreOrag oper Sen
franlfe &epolutton" pil blipe gipet.
Gnbper pelfommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24

S S &no 0ofota CT mon allere6e
! f1lo Gong uleo at forlereoe Jig til
Sen politiife &algfampagne til noe
lte Mar, og set bentes, at in6en ST.
teraaret oil mango. &un0i6ater ollie
reoe babe mel6t fig til @elgernes
CUNT. Melt @pen0ing er Ser ONT
@upernqr Gramforo bill mel6e Jig
lom &an6ioat for Sorbnn6sienator
moo &i%ttreoge, eller bon gnlfer
@ienbalg iom @ltperngr. 8lanot
Sc &an6i6ater Ser nepnes ct Ser
lom leobanlig mango Sfan6inaber,
og EN- al benz, Ser ipnes at Jamie
fleitStemmer ON fig er s. 81. l1itrro
for @ltbern6r. @an>er. MI StatenS
@foleiuperinten6ent, og ban er me-
get populer babe | og u0enfor fit
$arti:
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Sen meget omtalte Sag mos
ben rige 8rpggerfone / @iour Sails,
emma &aufmann> %anflaget for al
bobe miSbanolet lin 16 Mar gamle
Eie1eitepige, Mgnes &olreis> / ben
@roo> at bum 0doe al Sdlgerne> be-
gDnote / Man0ags / Sionr Sails.
Sogen imgoelees me0 megen Sp9n=
Ding, og 8efolfningen / Sionr Sails
er meget opbi6iet moo SEN Mnflagc-
Sc, ielp ben6es Sroesf9ller Sg6erne.
Ser bar enoog D9ret fremlat Erns-
Ter ON, at man biloe ofbrenoe berl=
oeS &nS og multgt lpncbe ben6e.
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9sosfalb. Mrs. &aren 8opeien,
fpot @renoger. ganolege / @upe-
rior, @is., q. 2. 8opeiens Suitr1,.
er afgaaet be6 9g6en paa ct &oipi-
tai / @uperior / 26roags. Mrs.
8opeien, Der bapoe b9ret ipageIig /
nogen SID, bopoe un6erfaftet Jig en-
0peration, Der bar lDffeoeg foo go6t,
at man pe1rteoe at bun DiIoe blibe
belt ruif 90 Der inlotrnaotesen 6inr.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21

co per cent, and some other lines
of business, like dentists, jewelers.,
etc., have almost entirely been wip-
ed out.
Merchants have been trying to
meet the situation by advertising in
the dailies of Helena and Missoula
and circulating them in Butte, bur
with unsatisfactory results. Citizens
have taken up the question as St
rious one. and the Miners union has
been appealed to to take hand in
the settlement of the trouble and
adjust labor conditions in Butte. A
petition to the union asks them TO
appoint a committee to fix wages for
all the smaller unions and prevent
constant unrest and labor demands,
which It is argued always react upon
the miners themselves, who pay the
bulk of the increased cost of living
in Butte.
The newspaper publishers nave
declared they will not resume publi-
cation unless the printers accept a
so cent per day reduction in wages
and make other concessions in In
ternational typographical rules. II
seems to be the understanding that
at least two of the dailies. one even
Ing and one morning paper, Will new
err resume publication. the moral ef-
feet on the community. which has
always been extremely tolerant OF
labor demands. is striking, and 70.
the first time in the history OF
things in Butte denunciation of labor
unions can be heard on all sides.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21
photographer, a fifth IS bank cashier.

photographer, a fifth is bank cashier.
a sixth is an undertaken and still =
seventh is an insurance agent. IN
III her recent resignation the Rev.
Caroline e. Angel was, for eighteen
wears pastor of the Universalist
lhurch at Norway. Mrs. F. w. San
born is responsible for the appear
ance of the Norway Advertiser, the
local weekly. This by no means
completes the list of the successful
business women of Norway"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21
The Abscnt-Nlinded Professor.

This story IS told of a college pro
fezsor who was noted for his concen-
tration of mind. The professor was
returning home one night from a
scientific meeting. still pondering
over the subject. He had reached hi.
room in safety, when he heard a
noise which seemed to come from I'M
Ter the bed.
rs scme one there?" he asked.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21
MERCHANTS LOSE
BECAUSE OF NO PAPERS IN
WHICH TO ADVERTISE.
Publishers Declare Printers Must Ac.
cept Fifty Cent Reduction
in Wages.

Butte Mont, Feb. 21.s-The sus-
pension of publication by the -four
daily papers in Butte and Anaconda
has had remarkable effect on ali
business in Butte. For a week now
no daily paper has been printed in
Butte because of the strike of IL
pressmen and the lockout of print
ers. news writer's. ETC., and the bust
ness of merchants has dropped from
25 to so per cent. Some Of the large
department stores which carried
page advertisements in the paper;
claim their business has fallen of
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21
A woman's Town.

"lf Norway, Me-, ever should have
a mayor, the chances are 10 to a
woman would hold the Office" say
ne Kennebec Journal. This Oxford
county village of 1900 Inhabitants
has over a score of women managing
progressive lines of business. The
town physician IS a woman. A woman
is justice of the peace. A woman man
ages a dry goods store. Another is a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21

NO. professor" answered the in
.truder, who knew Of the professors
.reculiarities.
That's strange. | was positive
someone was unde- my bed" conf
mented the learned man.-Judge.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21

zone sees a lot Of suspicious look
ing characters on the street nova
days" That's so. I'd seen four al
ready today before l met you" =
Cleveland Leader.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21

There are 1856 blind Londoners,
while 2.O57 are deaf and dumb. There
are 10, O5s soldiers in London bar
racks, 4G.G46 paupers in the poor
houses. 10, 500 patients in the hospi-
tails. $500 lunatics in asylums and
nearly 5000 criminals in the pris-
ons.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21

Agricultural schools have been es-
tablished at several places in Siberia.
and a certain number of steam plows
reapers and the like are now in use.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21

While yon were wondering whe-
Their It ''would be of any use" TO try
a want Adj. your neighbor tried
one. and sold his house.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-02-21

short change artists divvy up with
the rest Of the fellows, and anyone
mat don't, gets his walking papers
mighty quick. 1 had mighty timber
Fingers once Yes, I've short-changed
many a fellow. aad sometimes 1t
ueary got me in jail too" he added
with relish. Then he told of this ex-
perience.
The 'Come Back"
1.-The usual way is when some
country comes up to the tirkst wag-
on and wants tickets for the whole
family. He plants 5-dollar bill
down on the board and you shoves
him out the tickets, rake the money
into the drawer and go on selling to
the other people. Course, the fellow
hangs around for mis- change, but
you tell him roughly to go that you
amt got no tire to fool with him,
and keep on selling tickets. The
crowd'll soon push MIN away and
you're ready for the next sucker.
One time we was showing in a eoun-
try town and I short-changej a seedy
looking farmer This fellow, howev-
er came back directly with one of
those big country sheriffs, one of the
one-gal,us fellows. He said, You've
stale this fellows change and IL you
don't give it back | goin to place
you under arrest | appears aston
ished at the charge but don't lose
my head and keep on selling tickets,
however. l showed a FIVE dollar bill
toward the man and says. take IL, |
amt got no time to fool with you. I
don't owe you nothing, but III rath-
er give you five dollars than fool
with you l felt mighty skittish for
a few minutes, cause I didn't know
whether my game would work or
not. but the fellow took the money
and left. Sometimes those shaves
would happen, but If you'll just keep
cool there's usually a way out Of
en-"
"Well do those fellows follow the
circus life now" he was asked.
"Jusras bad as ever" he respond
ed. "Tn tell you some time about
cd John Robertson and his circus.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-20
LOST COLONY IS FOUND

land. Before he could get back the
great war with Spain broke out. In 1850
Raleigh sent two ships with Gov. White.
Dut spanish war vessels boarded. rifed.
and drove them back. It was in 1891 be-
fore another attempt could be made.
This time Gov. White reached Roanoke.
He describes what happened in phrases
OF unconscious poetry. giving a strangely
vivid picture Of the Ionliness of the new
world and the Lost Colony"
We let fall our Grapnel neere the
shore & sounded with a trumpet a Call.
& afterwards many familiar English
tunes of Songs and called to them friend
ly; but we had no answere."
Gov. White gave up the search, and
nothing more is known OF him. Raleigh,
ruined financially. having spent $500 O0l
on his colony without a penny Of recom-
pense, turned over his grants TO the
London company. with the advice that
they seek to COlOnize Chesapeake Bay,
and later the settlement NJ jamestown
was made. Raleigh urged the new colon
ists 10 seek the old. but both the Gro
atans and the cOlonists had totally disap-
peared
l first heard the tradition of the pres
ent existence of Raleigh's Lost Colony
here at Manteo, named after the old chief
who went TO England and was made
lord Of the Island Of Roanoke and
Dasamonguepec, the first Of all Ameri-
can titles.