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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

BEN pan 5igen:Daem etr gtra,,.
.oirgen blufte set 81 me6 paalan0s
Storm % bgi Sjg, % uSriss1 moo
fortam..
uSriis" er e1#of Be 9anpere, iom
8e%rgenlfes Dampifibsiellfab netop bar
.opertaget fra Notterbamrutei1. 5fiz
bet foiteoe MT 10000 aroner og
.er ct at NorgeS pregtigite % melt
bnrttggaaenoe Sfibe.
S 1T e tier re-. Sen 81.
MpriI fribes::
9gioo fioite uge blep Eorlfefiifet
.ganife in0bringenoe, ioet ser ialt
blep tiIfpiet Marets apontum en- f5or=
ggelie paa 3H Million 5tpffer.
Wfen MI CT og1aa oct egentlige Sim
terrific paa oct 11armeite uflluttet,
ioet 9pipnet er babet for en- Meffffe.
9iitriftero Gtifet 0ermeo officielt
forbt. Soruoen / 5romsp Mmt, bppr.
bet tarpelige l10bptte paa bel en- balp
Million Stpffer ingen Sorggelie bar
facet iioen .8egpnoelien uf benne
Maaneo> er bette ogiaa Gilfnloet
meb iamtlige 9iitrifter %ignoenfor
.georolanos Mmt. Ser bar l10bpttet
oberalt DGret noget be6re ems flor,
men naar un0tages Biften / Mor6re
SronobiemS Stint, bar intet al Di=
itrifterne babt bbao man fan faloe ct
birfelig goot Siife. Sommenlignet
flor filler &eiultaterne fig {au-
le0es: @iften "a Million mos. 1
ifior, Sgn6re Sronobjems Mmt 1.3|
moo 1.2, Mor6mgre 1,78 moo 1.16,
IL moo 1.O7, Sgnomgre
rs moo 2 og neutrality-suspicious.
0.68 moo 0.47 Million StDffer. Sen
in1nleoe Sangitmpng6e for Diitrif,
terne Ipn0enfor Mor6lonos Mmt 11o-
gipr So Million moo Z flor.
S Norolano fortiattes @freifiifet
fremoeles pe6 glutninge1l al forrige.
nge, men ogiaa Der er bel Mfilutnin-
gen MI nmi66elbnrt foreltaaen6e.
Scr NorolonoS Mmt u6enfor 2ofo-
ten bar @freifi1fet iaar brogt ct barr
ligt &eiultd = ialt fun 2.5 Million
moo 5.5 Millton flor. @prlt er
Sorboloet for Otteriioen, bbis iomle-
De &pant11m Blot er 591.5OO Stpf=
fer. Set er mulig, at Gfterfifet
enonl Tan bringe Mmtets Sanglt-
mangoe noget op> men 11oget betpoe-
ll9 Dl1T Oct neppe.
S 2ofoten er ben ii6ite Eios gum
itige 6angitforbol0 blepet goot nonpt.
tel, og oct opfiife6e &pantum ct MI
neiagtig ligeiaa itort iom flor -
ialt 1875 Milion @tpffer. Dette er
bet itprite l16bptte, ser er noaet li6en
1897, oa BET bar bel 25 Milioner.
eller ct Har Millioner mere ems,
bboo ct Mi60elsaar anipttes til for
2ofo1ens 8eotomtnenoe. Sangltens
Berot oerimoo tpr iaaoel Der lom
.anoetiteos paa @run6 al Sc bgie Gri-
Ter og Den itore @ig6om paa 8ipro-
butter biie fig at blibe betpoelig ODER
oct .%glenneminitlige ia for ielpe
Sofoten %ifferlig itprre en6 11oge,1-
iin6e tioligere.
S Sinmarfen bar ser 9tormbia1-
oringer / iioite l1ge, og l16bpttet at
2oHefiifet bleb ifffe ioa go6t iom benz
tet - fnn omfrtng 100000 @ilo=
gram. noiigterne for Siifet er in1io-
lertio gooe, ioet Siifetpngoen ipnes
at bore flor og Sremmg6et meget
talrtgt, Sor nerparenoe oeltoger.
10000 Mon6 meo bel $500 6or-
tpier. Salt er Ser opfiifet 4.8 Mil,
lioner &iloaram moo 1.2 Million
flor.
Hobpttet al Eorifefiiferierne er M
iteget til 34.2 Mil1ioner @tpffer moo
34.9 Millioner flor og 1872 MiIlio.
ner | 1905. Sor 6e iioite 5 Mar e.
@lenneminitnobpttet 33.9 Millioner
Stpffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
9amer allebeep1e brmeer set.

8rngen af &artine 9oilet Mntt.
ieptic bliber mere og mere alminoe.
l1g poa erbber Dames SoiIetborb i
minneapolis.
Set bar lite lin 2ige meo @enipn
til at belbre6e &atarrb / Meien %
borttoge ben oaarlige 2a1et, foraar.
iaeet oerbeo; ligeleoes er set uober.
treffeligt for boarlige gine, Gals %
Wh1no. Mrpen6t til n6ifpl1ing !
Total 8ebanoling at @pinoeIi6elfer
bialper set tieblifteIig.
Mrs. 8. 80. Srrbuib friber:
rSeg bar al6rig fgr br11gt ct faa
fortrirligt r%enien6e og Ingenoe anti.
leptif miobe1 fom 8agtine. Sis en-.
bier loenoe &pin6e biofte bbor goot
bet er til lofaI 8ebanoIing af Be,
tenoelfe og 5aar;; set bar giort mig
uen0eIie goot. Seq tan for1fre, at
leg Di1 altio booze oct paa init EoiIet,
bor1." .s
Sa1get Of &a1tine taeer bl1rtiet
til, foroi faa bnrtig fom en- @pit1oe
lerer bets @proi at fienoe, forteI.
Ter bun 0ero11 til andre. &ar 81
prsDe Bartine? Soc BOZ apotbeter.
ne. saSor ri #rdDe tiIffrip &be 81.
8arton 60, Bottom. Mafs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

Nenerende Haarvakst. overnodig,
u Haar borttages hurtigr. behageligt, ushadeligt
For Soc / Frimmrker eller Money Order sendes er
Pakke med BruRsanvisning. NANCE AARs RRt
Earring. RUD. KNUDSEN, Apotheker, 1926
Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
Z norge e. .

ssHs9 NnRsseT
Norge. :
Ya.m..sxapaa.n
CT Sc res II bsn e..
geltDrelien for 8ergens M1uielm bar
uonepnt @o1lul Sriotbiof @ioe
4m1geiuno til lipsparigt Me0lem al
DluieetS SCREENING for S%ortieneiter af
oenne.
Meteor / 89rmm. @eo
5olbtf u6enfor &pptf Citation falbt
forle6en gftermi66og en- Meteor1ten.
Sen bar proieftilformet, ipi6s / ben
enc @noe og ca. 8 @m. lang. Sens
Diameter bar benimo6 1 gm. St
8ar Smaab6rn, III. a. en- 8ige pao
IL Mar, bar Sc f6rlte, iom iaa Ben
fomme giennem 2uften og fal6e neo.
Nigen greb fat / Sen og forbrenote
S%aon0en. 9erpaa bifleoe 8grnene
Ben ino og llog Ben i1tpffer. Sen
bite fig at bore ipprt iprp6, mell
noget baar0.
9pgigr for @aarii16 s.
e. Sra Sal1geiun0 ifripes
Sen 236e Mpril: Mettoopgigret for
Motfiife al 8aariil6 %foregaor mi.
500 &otbrug bar oeltaget / Siifet.
Me6 @fstraboa0 fra Bergen anfom /
Morges 200 Motbaier; iolt er fer MI
bel 400 Motbaier / Mnlebningen.
Set meget inopifle6e 0pgigr bp6er
paa mango @anifeligbe6er. Set
oreier fig ON Itore &upitaler - bel
% Miilltoner &roner - ser ifal for.
oeles paa mango Sag. Selbeosuobpt.
tet ioor er noget lterre emo THOR.
to Siife. ST.
iferbefolfningen fra @i9slingerne er
MI penot tilbage fra Sorlfefiiferierne
meo ct lt6bptte, iom er ltorartet, fri
pes fra Sron0biem. Meiten bber
8oa0 bor Softer me6 fra $50 til
1000 &roner pr. Man6, ct &eiultat,
iom Soft life Tan min6es fra fgr.
Sorfalone &enter, Sfot og a116en
@ielo afgipres mi | flor Maaleitof.
Set itorarteoe Gilfe TOM gonife beti=
melig, 0a Soft / Mmin6eligbeo ito6
meget tilbage mes fine SorpIigtelier
fra Sc to ii6lte @ar, iom for Siifeuo-
bpttets @eofommen6e bar poerjt mis-
ltge.
Splg Ere + e r
+(@ oIgsberget), Ser for bel
ct Mars Sio ii6en itarte6es / SOLDER.
els al 8rugseter gilbert COLLECT, ag-
ter at uobi6e fin Mftiefapitol meo IL
Willton. Sltbertets Yrobuftio1seb-
ne ifal foroobles Ser ifal bpgges @a-
pirfabrif me6 mere. &roft til Mn>
l9gget tages fra en- 9el 8on6 / SIN,
l9ggets Merbe6. OberoIt in6legges
eleftriif 8elpsning, og en- Gronsport-
bane fra Sabrifen til 2ageret bill BIZ
be feroig | ben nprmeite 8remti6.
Sobrtfen ligger / 8unoen al 0pIe.
fioroen, bbori @ai er opfprt for 2ait=
ming al gan1fe 1tore 5fibe.
Ole @ollan 6g6. v8elt-
lanospoiten"s &eoaft6r, @loffer I
Bergen Ole 8ollon, er ofgaaet be6
Deoen. Set bor / 1engere Sit pe<
ret fien6t at @ollan Les al en- Mare.
forfalfntng, og ban bar 1elp bere6t
poa, at De6en naarlombelt funos
ramme bam.
Ole 8ollan bar fg6t pao @aor6ell
@ollan | M1titao Sogn, 2pngoals
8reitegielo, Den 81. SuIi 1887,
bleb Stuoent fra Gtabanger ler6e
@fole 1855 og tbeologiif &anoioat
1851. Mllere0e i Stu6enteroagene
i1og 8ollon ino paa 2erergiernin,
gen, og bar fru 1870 b9ret &Iofffer
beo Domfirfen / Bergen. &dn traa6,
tie Soften 1875 in6 iom Me6orbeioer
u8ergenspoiten", men git / 1881
ODER til u&eitlan6spoiten", bbis
~@befreoaftGr ban bar ppret iioen
Nobember 1891.
q on /. r g.. . r. r -r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

81 mo Il 8 0Dlig5
.afoeDe grgtfsst gmilie Sreoriffffe
55niplier gergen og benoestioligere
afogoe Mor, 5fibsfgrer ST.. Sob.
5Snipf9rS @nfe, oprette0e in io ct
2egat, iom MI bill ma6e girfiomz
beo. 2egatets &apital er pmfrting
$4,000 @roner. Me1lterne ffal bpert
Nar nooeles til trangenoe Sfippere
og Stprmnno / Bergen.
Sfort sfoge l t a 3 !.
9rtbnr Matbieien & Cos Sfogeien-
BONNIE ct obergaaet til ct Mftteiel-
lfab, iom ii6lte gtatsraao tit Mp=
probation pad 8etingelie afz at II
Sreoieparter al s(ftiefapitalen forbli-
per pau 11orlfe S9n0er og belle BeItD.
rellen bliper norif. 6ellfabets Gte1t-
0omme trpffer fig ooer 5olliens,
Storelebeoalens, So16alens, Sgn-
ore 6rons, @%ingebus, Mamots og
glnerltms Serre0er.
ct boI6 o nj t II b e / +
raieoe 80. gpriI ODER @fotlano, Clio,
ifogen. Set bar ct pol6lomt goroen-
Detr> leoioget al en- &aglbpge meo
9ngl iaa itore iom Me66er. 2pnet
log neo | ct nbeboet @us, bbor 5ne6-
fermeiter &riftiunien bar lit @arfite6.
2pnet log neo giennem 8iben, iom
lplintreoes belt, plgiet op @11lpene /
3 Nerel1er og foer US igien gjennem
Negger og reb 10 flere &lanfer. On
Smeo, Ser boet / Merbeoen, brgo ino
/ &uiet og fit iSi6e iluffet Sl6en.
Bigrn 8igrnon gaor
ire otiona1t t.
Otter bbao Ser me6oeles fra &ri-
ittanto1 bar Sbeatercbef 8iern
8igrnion allere6e ii6ite @fteraar
meooelt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @tprelie,
at ban muligpts pil fomme til at for
looe Sbeatret, ct 9nfe, iom ban i
oisie Gage m1notlig ifdl babe gien<
taget. 81ern 8igrnion fal bape
meotaget imigren6e Gilbl1o fra Cam
mart og set gprige l16la11o og bar
for alle Gilfpl6es @fplo gnifet at ba-
be frte &enoer fra u6gangen al noe
tie 5pion. Nogen enoelig Mfgigrelie
er lite trnffet, og formed SpiigeIie
f%oreltgger lite.
Sfogpe nla On
&orreiponoent / &amar til u@er6.
Gang" meooeler lit 8la6 en- n6taIel<
lie al en- 6erboen6e Soritman6, gao
enoe no paa, at Ser oDeralt / 8pg=
6erne ct EN- itarf SSglelie at 6e Sarer,
NorgeS berlige Maturrig6omme Tan
uoiettes for giennem 6e griife Spefu-
lonter, lom fiber ino oberalt % paa
olle Smraa6er. 8ore paa @fogpeies
nets Smraa6e er set ingen man be-
gDnoer at ie paa me6 mere mistRnfee
ltge 9ine emo oe professionally @pe-
fulanter, Ser iffe la6er ct Sre tilboge
| 6e Sfoge, bbor Sc ilaar fig neo.
Mon beo lite bbem man ffal frpg!e
melt enten Sfogmarfen eller Sen
fremme0e @pefulant. Com @tem-
ntngen ct ligeoberfor Sc Sremmeoes
Mngreb paa Sfogen er Sen berom=
firing ogiaa for en- beientlig Del Iige
oberfor bore an6re Maturrig6omme.
g t e g e 5 e s a g 0 g
So m e e S georges 9tor-
thing forbanole6e man forleoen ct
Sorllag ON Mfifaffelie at 8e6eoogen.
Set blep blanot an6et me6 SDn6 og
&lem anbefalet at Sen befien6te TO-
cioliittife @tortbingsman6, Sogne-
prqit @rifien fra Eromse, men for
foiteoes mes 43 @temmer imob AZ.
M%fg1brelien bang altiaa / ct @aar; og
oct oplDItes MI bagefter, at set alene
er &orneoten Sen glade @nfe", en- /
oerne STD | belle @fon6inapien ipiI<
let mnnter 0perette, iom bar re66et
Beoeoagen. Haitor @rifien beltog
.~o~1S !. sGG.Es orcrI E--=EH, 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

Drufnet / 9inngen.
9amoogter &aloor @fieriigen iful6e
forleoen Sag itange nogle Dam1me og
rette nogle 2enier / Mor6marfen.
Da ban lite tom biem til faitiat SID,
bleb Ser iggt efter bam, og ienere
fanot man bans Sig / 3iunger.
San bar gaaet igiennem Sien Der,
ifipnt ban git paa eli. Mfogoe efter.
laoer fig Some og 10 8ern. st nj.
fp6f Barn, set lite, 6g6e Dogen fgf
og bill blibe b%egraoet iammen meo.
Taoeren.
Mp orftiif @,fsp.e6i.
t n. Sra San6efior0 me6oeles
Sen %. 9lpriI: @olarffibet v8eIgt.
ca" Ser ifal benpttes .beo @ertugen
at Orleans npe arftiife @fspeoitior,
anfom BERTH / Sormi66ag. @fspe,
6itionens uoruitning bill for en- Doe.
lentltg 9el foregaa berfra, ligeiom
v8elgica" ffal giennemgoo en- grl111.
big Separation og 0ppuoSnin8 peo
SramneS mefaniife @erfite6. cts.
petitioner afgaar lan6ipnligbts fer.
fra / 5lutntngen al Mot.
M.rne @arborg @forub.
I TIGER fin Dg6. Sen be.
fien6te Digter Mrne @arborg, fien6t
for fine realtitiffe Momaner u&os
Mama", uMan6folf" og an6re, bar
I ct norif Eiosifrift foruoiagt fin
Deo. Mnle6ningen er Sen, at ban bar
bleben opfor6ret til at %oberiptte
@oetbes uSouit" paa uMoalet" men
BERTH lbarer ban, at ban lite bar
&i6, Der lieger a6itilligt uafgiort
Mrbeioe> iom leg ifal nofgre, og ieg
lfal 6g / 1911!" Senfer ban paa
Selpmoro?
g t S enberf t. st
Manuffript al &enrif Sbien, u@ee;
@pnt" / fortellen6e Sorm er for ST.
Den funoet / Get 6anife fongelige 8i-
bliotbef. @erfet, bportiI 9igtet uGiil
De Meoifploige" / u%SSuleroier" flor
oanneoe Snoleoningen, og iom er ct
fortelenoe Digt, er nplig forelagt
S%tatSminiiter Siguro Sbien og at
BAN erflGrst for egte. Sen oanife
@rofesior Hurl 2arien agter at leo-
ioge set me6 u6fgrlige @ommentas
rer at literaturbtitoriif S11teresie og
bar ben &nlebning opbol6t fig ;an
uges Sio &riitiania for at fonfere,
re meo Sbiens Samilie og gigre Stu.
bier | Observation-Disclosures. Ser
fet oil fremomme iomtioig pao
Norif og 3pif.
GotrineboIm Sern.
b e @m a I / e IN g 3 :
a + be6 6reorifsbalo er mi
farotg og fat igong. MfoeIingen for
Rresning at @arerne er in6reoet
ben alore 8pgning, meoens BEN fes
miif-tefniife Mf6eItng er anbragt / EN-
ltor Sioebpgning me6 Ipie benlige
2ofaIer.
Eroolftionen omfatter oIilogs or
otnere emalierte 8arer> bboraf Can
oct aarlig inofgrer for .flere bnnore-
oetnien &roner. @atrineboIm fan n11
ti~lfreosifille 8ebopetz og forbaabent-
Zig bill MImenbe6en Itptte 6enre me
.inoenlanoife SSnouitri. SIT Tabrife11
nbfDloer ct 8ebob TOR frenugaa of Sc
111a11ge 6oreip6rgsIer fon1 ollere6e Ct
.inogaaet fra norife @rosfiter. ga-
rer11e ier bafre no % er orntoIt meo.
MnerfienoeIie at @fignnere.
Sor iaabeI ben notwithstanding iom
for ben fentiif.tdfniife MfoeIing er ser
tpife Maeftre. Mrbeiogfprfen er OBJ.
intob SO Berfoner, bporaf Iere Otter.
rigere % ungorere, moforfrebl1e ia
,loenIa1oRe 5abrfsrssss..=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

81 fsnssr mso @aae 8rlbesu.iI.-
e snboer, eta,,ussoer om Sc,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

Stg6t pon i Eaage.
8ergenife 8ampffibsielifabs eng
lonosoomper. uSSriis" git Scat til %.
Mprtl | iterf 9aaee paa 2an6 be6
&aarritranoen paa Seoeren. Sfibet
baboe SO BaSiagerer og megen &olt
omboro. 8eiret bar TITLE % taaget,
men Der bar nogen 5ip. @aptei,1
@iricb, enoel af Mnn6ifabet og er-
felte @osiagerer bIep forelebig om-
boro. &eiten at @nsingererne og
Soften bleb uoen 11bel6 lat / 2on6
og ofgif til Stabanger meo Sernbn>
men. Stronoingen foregif Inn 1000
Meeter fra bet @11aIonpparat, iom &c
opitillet paa &aarritrnnoen M 8r11g
! Saage. Mpparatet bab6e afgibel
fine Stub meo 10 Mimuters MeI-
lemrum i BET fiofte 9sen; men ONT
bor6 pao pSSris" bab6e. man ir1tet
bgrt. Dd oplpfeg, at meoe11s Stub.
oene tnn btre5 --5 aiometers
afitd1o paa 2onoiorbeu on geotte.g
aoebaresuieea bo,lF sis=ate re
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

ST. e I 8 off E
BE ! MotbiebiI6 Baris bar tegrett5
8 Milliioner &roner / norf bp6ro-
.eleftriF @ppIitofaftieielifab. Mfttiez
tegningen / Morge ipnes ifglge
u9agspoiten1 at bore get rene 8ro-
formabnrf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

III III T :
+ a br t Sra &amar ffribes:
SSntereSien for Den npe gelluloiefa<
BRIT tiger itaoig, og for bber l1ge>
iom gaar rpffer man Ben ltipulerte
MftiefapitaI nerr1ere. @erIiq be-
notwithstanding ter set bore, at Sc
interesierte 8pg6ers Sparebmfer og
Mmennineer bar begDnot at tegne
Mftier for betpoelige 8elgb, iaaleoes
&ingsafers Sparebanf for $4,000
&roner, Mngebu for 10000 og
Saaberg for 10000; @ingsafer og
Sees Mlmennigsitpre bar bei1uttet at
for 6e 8rugsberettige6e at
tegne Mftier for 10000, Ell 8ellut=
ming, iom man tror iiHert bill gQa
igiennem. Ceres @orreiponoent bQp-
De forle6en %glnleoning til at inaffe
meo en- paa 6etteO mraa6e iprlig ino-
iigtsfulo Mano, Ser u6talte at en- iaa-
Dan 6abrif poa ct iaa beIoig palgt
Steo iom MoelDen biloe babe Sc beo-
ite uoftgter lite ale1e for at fMge
8pgoerres Snteresie, men ogiaa fo1
at optage &orffurrancen i @eIluloiefa=
brifationen. Goruoen ben rigelige og
lette Mogc..g paa MaamateriaIier fra
De ftore Sfogoiitrifttter er set ogiao LET
cot Faffe go6 % biIItg aaIfiteuL Der
ION befie1ot traa1ges beo 6abrifo.
iol1er.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-02
Fire Escape Unpatented.

My child! My child! Who will
save my child?' shrieked a distracted
mother as, returning to her home from
a meeting of the Daughters of Ruth,
late at night, she beheld her home
ablaze and her t~wo-year-old daughter
leaning far out of the window. The
flames were rapidly sweeping toward
the helpless little one, the snow pre-
vented the arrival of the ladder com
pany and there was apparently no way
to reach the window.
Il will rescue the little one" shout,
ed Foreman Wetzel of engine %.
Ordering the engineer to shut down,
Wetzel procured a large basket. in
which he placed a few pretty toys.
The basket was suspended over the
nozzle, pressure was turned on gradu.
ally, and slowly the stream, mounting
higher and higher, carried the basket
to the height of the window.
The babe reached out to clutch the
toys and fell into the basket; the pres.
sure was lowered, and as gently as
an elevator the precious burden de.
scended to the sidewalk, where the
hysterical mother, clutching the
youngster, poured out her thanks to
the quick-witted fireman.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-02
NEWS NOTES..

Grafton-The appointment Of w, N,
Smith to be game warden for the
north half Of the state appears to be
most satisfactory to those who know
the new official.
Fargo-One more factory has been
added to the list Of manufacturing in
dustries and again this city's strate-
getical position has in a large meas
ure dictated the selection Of Fargo as
the home for the enterprise.
Cando-Thiry prominent citizens OF
this place have formed themselves into
a society for the ferreting out and
suppression Of blind pigs" S. ]. At
kins was chosen president. w. o,
Chew vice president, and John Gane
secretary and treasurer.
Grand Forks-The Western Union
office was entered by burglars and
about $500 in cash stolen. The money
was taken from the cashiers drawer
and the managers desk. The safe has
not been used for some time because
the combination was out Of order.
Russell-The marshal was attempt
ing to round up some stray swine
when the n appeared and scrap
ped with the officer, refusing to be ar
rested.
Minot-Iver Bjorlo, who underwent
I'VE operations in a hospital for tuber-
culosis Of the bone, has been taken
back to his old home In Norway ia
de.
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Considered It Extremely Rude.

Delegate Flynn of Oklahoma tells
with great glee of a conversation that
took place between a Boston woman
and an Oklahoma man, with reference
to things western.
9" take it, ma'am," said the Okla.
homan, that you've Travelled consider.
able in these parts"
"Quite a good DEAL" answered the
Bostonian. "As far west as California
and Nevada, and I've spent some time
in Arizona"
"Have you ever seen the Cherokee
Strip" suddenly asked the Oklahoma
person.
Thereupon ensued a painful silence,
It was plainly to be seen that the
Boston woman was much embarrass.
ed. When she had in a manner re.
covered her composure she observed:
I'm the first place, sir, l consider
your query extremely rude, and in
the second place, you might have
been more refined in your language
by asking me if l had seen the Chero.
kee disrobe."-Lippincott's.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-02
Royalty Avoids Strong Drink.

Queen Victoria of Spain does not
know the taste of alcohol. Her spe.
cial 'tipple" is made from oranges
the fresh fruit squeezed into a glass,
which is filled with aerated waters,
Oranges are her favorite fruit. For
years Princess Henry of Battenburg
was a teetotaler, but of late she has
suffered so much from rheumatism
that she has been ordered to take q
little whisky which she regards as a
penance. Both Princess Christians
daughters, too, are teetotalers. All the
children of the prince and princess OF
Wales are being brought up strict tee.
totalers. and they know nothing OF
alcohol. Princess Patricia of Con.
naught and her married sister also alb.
jure wine. Another royal teetotaler is
the duchess of Argyll, and the two
daughters Of the princess royal, their
highnesses Alexandra and Maud, have
never in their lives touched wine.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-02
Do Not Drown.

Skating on asphalt has one advan.
tase over skating on LEGENDARY
breaks through the asphalt.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-02
Horse Attacks Bow.

Bismarck-Roy Logan was seriously
injured and had a narrow escape from
being killed by a vicious stallion which
attacked him while he "a feeding it,
AS the boy entered the box stall where
the animal was kept, the stallion
dashed out at him with its feet, knock
ing him down. 1t then proceeded to
bite and trample Upon the PROSTATE
young man, who undoubtedly would
have been killed had not his cries at
tracted the attention Of Henry Jacob
son, who entered the stall, beat of
the stallion and dragged Logan out
Logan's leg was badly lacerated and
his ankle was broken.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-02
Attorney Made Dumb.

Grand Forks-Attorney S. G. Skull
ason is the victim Of an unusual af-
fiction, having been unable to speak g
word. His condition has caused a
good deal Of anxiety to his friends
who fear hat the loss of speech may
be permanent. Physicians, however
believe thai Mr.. Skulason is suffering
from a temporary paralysis Of the vo-
cal cords and that he will recover
his voice as suddenly as he lost it
He has been able to look after his
office business, but has been Obliged
to use paper and pencil to make his
wants known. After four days he sud-
denly recovered his voice.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-05-02
Lynx Pursues Girl.

Flaxton-While hunting gophers on
the farm Of their father, southwest Of
here, a boy and a girl, children of Ras-
mus Sherry, encountered a lynx. The
girl became frightened and started to
run, whereupon the animal started in
pursuit. The boy was armed only
with a small caliber rifle, but he took
a shot at the beast and fortunately
succeeded in hitting 1t in a vital spot
Just as it was about to pounce upon
the little girl. This is the first lynx
killed in this vicinity for many years
and was of more thar ordinary size.
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TALL HATS FOR sAvAGEs.
Striking Costumes Worn by semi.cl~
,lized Potentates on State Occasions.

NaH.-E..F ...EtH.IH HA.a+aHE .4QsEntsF
The manner and occasion of wearing
the garments of civilization sometimes
chosen by savage chieftains and semi.
civilized potentates have often proved
a source Of mirth.
Perhaps the palm for a unique com.
bination still belongs to that stat.
uesque Polynesian native who honored
a state function by appearing in a
stovepipe hat, the rest of his costume
consisting of postage stamps, album.
dainty and artistically applied in ele.
giant patterns over his entire person.
Still other. striking effects have been
attained.
Robert P. Skinner, who was sent
lately on a mission to Abyssinia, re.
lates that, having presented an Amer.
icaA flag to Alto Paulos, a hospitable
official person, far removed from say.
agery, he received this gracious &C.
acknowledgement Of the gift:
II appreciate this more than any.
thing you could give me. It is the
proudest decoration I could possibly
own. 1 shall ask the emperor for the
right to accept it, as we cannot accept
anything of this sort without authori.
zation, and he will say yes Then
shall wear it about my shoulders
every feast day"
The tall hats which the Americans
wore at the court of Menelik evoked
much admiration, says the Youths
Companion, as indeed tall hats seem
always to do in lands unfamiliar with
their peculiar rigid dignity. One which
a previous traveller had bestowed upon
a provincial ruler of the country had
been, they learned, so highly appre
ciated that it was at once sent to the
court jeweler and the brim encircled
with a roy of emeralds.
When, on breaking camp for the
last time, the party bestowed various
articles of attire OF their faithful Abys
sinian servants, they found that even
pink pajamas were less thankfully re
ceived than old hats. Mr.. Skinner
gave his own hat to Alto Pito, chief
muleteer and general utility man.
HE knelt at once, before he could
be prevented" the embarrassed com
missioner records, land kissed the
donor on both feet. Then he drew his
snowy white chamma about him
placed n hand upon his long curved
sword and strobe forth, with the Sill
hat on the back of his head, to resume
the prosaic occupation of a railroad
track boss"