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Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-16
KILLS cATARRH GERMS.
Sufferers Will be Interested in Special
Offer Of Bowditeh, Webster & Co.

The unusual offer made by
Bowditch, Webster & Co, shows the
confidence they have in Hyomei, and
should dispel all doubt as to its cura-
tive properties, for they advertise to
refund the price to any person whom
it fails to benefit.
You do not risk q cent in testing the
healing virtues of Hyomei, for
Bowditch, Webster & Co. take all the
risk of its giving satisfaction and
leave you to be the judge.
If you suffer from offensive breath,
raising of mucous, frequent sneezing.
husky voice, discharge from the nose.
droppings into the throat. loss of
strength, spasmodic coughing. general
weakness and debility. or any other
catarrhal symptom, begin the use Of
Hyomei at once. 1t will destroy all
disease germs in the nose. throat and
lungs. soothe the irritated mucous
membrane, and make a thorough and
lasting cure of catarrh.
Hyomei is not a secret remedy: it's
formula is given freely to physicians.
and as a result they have confidence In
it's power to heal. and prescribe tho
treatment in all catarrhal indica-
tions.
There is no dangerous stomach
drugging when IIyomei is used.
Breathed through a neat pocket in
haler that comes with every dollar
outfit. its healing balsams destroy all
catarrhal germs, even in the most re-
mote air cells, and quick recovery
follows.
Sold and guaranteed in Watervillc
by Geo. w Dorr and in Gardiner by c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-16
The Winters .,Muffs.

Muffs are exceedingly graceful III ue.
sign this year, and while fiat ellec.s .
are still seen, the round muf Is
gradually asserting itself-not the
actuaI small, round. old-fashioned
,n,,ff of course, but rather a COM
,,,n,,,;co between this model and the
ia,er nat style. One such muff is
partly rounded affair made Of ermine .:s
and trimmed with mink two entire
,,rdor ,ho heads. curve upward, ana
bodies being used. These podies s.a.
then take opposite dlrecuons' poln,lns
the heads, curve upward anu .Hn.
take opposite directions. po'r.ins pti.'s,
downward. ending gracefully IN t'hs
Home Companion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-16

r..a;ford-on-Avon and London IL
vas at sunset that We drove up ~ ''i0
Red Horse hotel in Stratford-on-Avoii'
and stopped at the place Irving has
made 50 famous by his stay there IN
the quaint Washington Irving parior,
cozy and checry with its fireplace, anu
containing those remembranceS OF TIE
author so dear to the American aproau'
we spcnt the first evening IN tne
Shakespeare region.
OF course everybody is so familiar
with the Ann Hathaway cottage and
Ehalespeare's birthplace that | need
>v.as.v no one with a lengthy descrlp-
tior of these places.
There was a sixpence to pay every
way we turned. A siXpence to enter
Shakespeare's house, sixpence to see
the room in which he was born, a six
pence to see his books. and sixpencc
to see the kitchen where in 1910 Ma
pol,on Bonaparte is supposed to have
written on tine walls the following:
1.-The eye of genius glistcns to admire
How memory halls the sound OF Shak-
spere's Tyre,
One tear I'll shed to form a crystal
Enllne
For all that's grand immortal and
divine"
We rained down siXpcnces until we
came to the church where Shakespeare
is buried and read on the door. Free to
all who enter for religious purposes,
everyone else must pay sixperce.
Somehow we did not think that the sol
enin looking official standing at the
door would think we entered for wor-
shin. and we were resolved to pay no
more sixpences for sightseeing. so we
wandered in the churchyard along by
the Avon, and listened to the sexton
VINO showed us pet robin he had
tanned, and who told us the history of
the churchyard and those who lie bur-
led there. Then we took the sIXpence
we had saved. and hunted all over town
for u dish of American ice cream.
which was such a poor substitute Wheh
we got it that we could not eat more
tnan n mOuthful
Again they We're very persistent Tor
tins here. and the porter who merely
put our things in the bus, held out MS
hand informing us that he was not 60
. ing to the Station, and he would not
lcaye Us until we gave him a shilling.
AS much as Shakespeare is esteemed
as past genius. so is Mari" Coreii' re-
xered as a modern writer by the worthy
inhabitantsa Of the town. but she was
so busy working on her next novel mat
we were unable to obtain even iiee'-
ing glimpse of the author. !,
At the station we got in s'iioNl'is
car by mistake. and at the last mo-
mont we were obliged t" change huf-
r;cd,v into another compartment. N"t
unti, the train which was express 'o
,ndon had started did | notice t,iat
had left my jacket in tn" "th"r car :,
tanning ont of one Of our WINDOWS
nn,iced n big fat Scntchnan leaning
n,, from one in that other c"Inpar'-
nc,, and by signs I've assured me TIA
~, ,,at was all right. ana 9"''
on,,rh when We rcathc"
mock I,nkjng student politely r''ui''c'
,be iacket and thought II" more 49,
- until several days after WIEN -
found the gentlcman's card III one /.
,ho nockcts and there words written "'
tho bacl, of it "'Not lost but S"i''
fore in a third class railway ta' 10
on route to London via q. W. X we
we're not ashamed of that word thlrt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-16
Fla Ice cream.

The fig ice-crcam is PARTICULARS
nice. Chop half a pound of figs. wet
them with half a cup of warm water
and let them stand to soften. maSnilis
them occasionally. Scald a quart OF
thin cream or rich milk with a scant
cup of sugar, and add the figs put an
through the puree press, or iea'e ''ie
figs as they are. Cool and 1ree@e'
move the dasher and pack down the
cream we'll, and let 1t stand TWO houIa
before serving. This can also DC ii,aue
with preserved figs. and is fully as
nice. and rather nicer.-Harper 5
BaZar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-16

If windows move hard melt table
sroonful of lard and pour a little between
winGow frame ard casing, ana a.so ,i.o NJ
tie on the roller and rope. 1t works like
maeic This is good thing to know
when the frames are swollen from being
closed during rainy. weather. .--
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

og ielp bgre. 0g baa6e Smpulier
og &laner bialp mig 6e n9rmeit fel-
gen6e 9lnr til mango Maaoer at.
giennemfpre bette Soriat> t6et ieg
fit 2eiligbeo til at 1tu6ere mine
2an0smGl1o paa ret n9rt Solo I
ltore 8Der og imaa - SfoDlan6e+
ne og paa Sc itore 8rerier.
Wen e1106a iDntes leg, be0 n6l9-
6et al nit femte 9lar Derobre, at leg
baD0e meget ttlbage.
Sg ga min 5tilling bar iaale6es,
at leg fife fun0e foretage Ell len-
gere &ejie til Sc oanife &olonier Blot
for min 6orneielies Sfpl6, begpn0te
leg / 6ior Goraar al tu1nle meo Bla-
ner ON en- 6ore0ragsrei|e> Ser ifuloe
fpre mig til Sc flete al 0e @gne> bpor
milne 2anosm9n6 bopbe Ilaaet fig
ueo.
Set flyer fig lelo, at ct ltort 6or-
arbej0e bar ne0pen0igt, og 6e fgl-
gen0e Maane6er farte ieg Sen on1-
fangsrige1te &orreipon6anee, jeg bio
til baDOe baft meo at gipre. S Sd
bet al forbol6sbis fort Si6 fif leg
ct ret anieltgd Mntal Sn0bp0elier til
at tale, arrangere0e 9utoer, or0nebe
&eiieplaner oib.
Men eno6a bar ser 111eget al10et,
lom iful0e gidres: 8l. a. ffuloe mine.
Jore0rag uoarbei6es. Ga. leg ionr
amerifanif 8la6man0 baboe min belle
Sag og mango Mftener optaget af
Mrbei6e, .1noatte Sore0ragene for en-
ltor Del ifripes ON Natten eller De
ti6liglte Morgen1imer, og til ct at
6oreoragene - ct fnlturbiitorif 80
uofrebe6es en- meget om1tgnoelig.
@ie11ne1nlesning af Ell 5nes bin6-.
ltGrfe @erfer, 1om n0elnffen6e be-:
ban6le0e Set beltemte @mne, Ser full
Sc 6anne nit Sore0rag.
&e0 @ommerens @lutning l10Diite
min &orreipon0ance, at ieg baboe
Se5110bD6el1e til at bol0e sSore6rag ca
40 @te6er / Sc itore Wellemltater
iamt en- 9el al 6e 6ltlige @tater. ~
0g @bn6ag @ftern1i00ag oen 80
Geptenber Sior forlo6 min @n<
itru og ieg &acine> @is. (oer par
bort @iemD, og reiite til @bicago,
bbor nit fgrlte Sore0rag ifuloe boil
6es.
@olen ffinne6e iaa bel1ligt> at b1
tog 6ens lDie @1nns for ct goot 8ar>
lel og bar baa0e frei6ige og fortrgit-
ningsfnl6e iantt glade be6 n6ltgten
til Set meget, ri MI iful6e ie og op-
(ebe. .,a.
(rl1gebla6et" J.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Sets betp6elige Sernbamemlhffer

sets betDoeltge SernbanenlDHer
in6traf / 2dr6ogs paa forifielIige Of
2an6ets 8oneIinier. De fleite af benz.
meofgrte Sab af Menneftelip, .og peo-
oem alle bleb flere Menneffer iaare--
oe. Sen berfte !nlpffe bar paa ct:
u8ig Sour" 8asiagertren be6 Som
Ter; Ssn6., bbor ct eitgaaen6e Basfu-
gertren 1db lige inob ct beitgaaen6e
5ragttrRn. Eaagen bin6reoe Maffi.
niiten at ie @toppeifenalet, og Gran~
oiipatcberen gioroe Jig forgi9oes aIle
mu1ige Mnitrengelier for at itanbie.
Sranet. Set antages, at 25 Men-
neifer b1eb orebt, og al 6isie brn,ro-
te 20 / ben Sl6, Ser opitoo BET eoe-
lagte Sr9n. Soget Igb meo Ell s5art
at so MiIe, 6a @urnmen1tp6et ffete-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

B &atbOliferne / :6remsaus. sssfgIae
en- / Milmanfee 1tplig uofommerr
fotbolff DIRECTORY er ,@atbol oliterneg
Mntal ber i 2an6et i ii6fte glar for.
gget nreb 49,, ,3o9 Berioner. salf
angipes Der at oeres stot peo 81 W1ir-
5lioner Ratbolifer oesa Soreneoe 9ta~
ter meo 1iIliggenoe' 8slio6eIier oa
Ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
5amat1a- 5nr nak jwlurt.
En- frygtsltu Kataatrnfe ng nrna Efterapil.

ltgrite Ganifeligbe0 beo at opretbol.
6e Sr6en.
Sua mart 81 @fterretningcn Tom til
Sen amerifanife 6laa0e oe0 @uba
on bpao ser bar ifet> >ien6tes to 6laa-
oeifibe og Hropionllfibe 1ne0 ollie n1u=
lige Torng6enbe6sartifler og Ell
Stab al 2eger og Marineioloater til
&tnglton. 9lomiral GabiS fulgte ielb
mes Sfibene for at leOe @ielpearbei-
Set. Genne &inlp, til bpilfen Ser
iiffert bar Sen baar6elte Srang, fit
i1ni0lertib af 9ens @eneral=@nber-
npr, Mleran0er Sipettenban1, Ell alt
a1t0et en6 De1lig Wio0tagelle. Meo
anerifanlf @nergi gaD Noniral 9a=
bis fig ltrafs efter 9lnfomiten
til at 1an0l lette Sropper for al
bjGlpe til meo at Dol0e Sr0en og
bringe &ielp, og X0mirale11 aflag6e
ltrafs ct 8eipg bos @n1perndren for
at fonoolere og ltille iine Sfibe til
9fao0igbe6. Otter bpa6 ser me0oe-
les mootog @lbernpren Silbu6et
mes Sat; men fort Sis efter op-
traaote Fan paa en- laa6on Mao0e
ooerfor Sen omerifanlfe M6miral, at
0enne moatte fal6e Meoril1erne ont
boro igien> bporefter 5fibene ifpn6,
lomlt forlo0 &ingiton og ben0te til
6age til 5talionen be6 Gnba.
&ba6 Ser bar gibet 9(nleonirg til
@nperngr Stpettenbams pao Set
nermeite uforifamme0eOpferiel moo
M6miral 9abis bi6es life mes @if.
ferDe6. 9l0miralen bab6e be0 @fibe-
mes slnfomit til &apnel1 afgtDet Ga.
Int, bborooer @a1bernpren jogoes al
bore blebet poer1t forn9rmet rn6er
&aaifl6 af> at bette bil6e forlfreffe
8efolfningen 6ens oplfrnnte Sil-
1tan6. Sort efter at 9abis bab6e
or0net SiGlpearbei0et, ien6te @l1.
bern9ren bam ct b6i @ra6 lppoig1
8reb, bbori bon los ban1 pi0e, al
Der ilet life bar 8rug bperfen for
banS Sropper eller for Sc @iplpe.
ntoler lom Sc an1erifonlfe @fibe
bap6e me0fprt. Sr6en ifuI6e bar1 mol
lelb lgrge for at opretbol6e> og bol
a1tmooe6e M6n1iralen on ct tilbQge:
faloe fine Marinere lnar2lt rnulig
Soa6 Siplp Sc bob6e Doet omtaltf
ban paa en- D6erit ne0l9tten6e Moa
oe. Otter bette aflag6e 96miraler
en- formel Nflfe0sbiiit bos @uperne
rem, be6 bpilfen 6enne paa en- ret
ubgflig Moa6e los bon1 belte poc
fig. I ODER Is Minulter og frp6reot
fine 9lffe6sor6 me6 en6el @pp6igbe
Ser ifle6te &gfligbe6ens 6ormer
@porpaa 6e amertfanife @fibe itrofE
forlo6 &apnen.
Denne @piio6e bar til6raget ile
oen itgrlte Spnerfiombe6, iaa a
oen igrgelige &atoitrofe baIepeis e1
glemt ober ben. 8aa6e / @nlb1ng
fton og Seem Sort itaar man bel
ufMitaaen6e oberfor@mperngrens TO-
losidls. 9lrrogance> men ofpentel
nernere 9plpsninger; men set gr
beioe meo Sn6iamling til Sc Mg6Ii
oenoe / oen route 8D, ser bari full
Gang, blep ielpfb1gelig ftrafs ftano'
let. S 2on6on er man al6eles bim
melfaloen ober @ubetner 5apetten,
bans Spferiel og fo1ranger bar,S
6orbolo neie 1tn6eripgt; oolfilligf
8la0e forlanger en6og, at ban itrafs
ifal -afife6iges. 8lo6ene logger itft
@finl paa 6eres GrDgt for, at BET Sc,
er ifet, ifal birfe ffa6eligt poa set go
6e Sorbol6 mellem oe to 2anoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

Selbbclbmnimg. &ongreslens Ste
praientantbus be6tog / Greoags at
forbdie 29nnen for alle @epreien-
tanter, 6orbunosienatorer og 9e1e-
gaterne fra 9llaffa, Horto &ico o9
&atpaii, til $500 aarlig. @nobi6e~
re forbpie6es @icepreii6entens og
&epreientantbuiets @peafers 26n til
$4,000 aarlig. =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Millionneripmnen &arrp 6. Sba,p


Milltonneripmnen &arrD 6. Sbatu
/ Seem Sort, Ser / @ommer mDroe6e
Mrfiteft @tanforo @bite / Ma6iion
@quare @ar6en, for6i 6enne efter
bans @aaitan6 forfuIgte bans Su.
itru, en- forbenbarenoe Sfueipiller.
inbe, og ion1 ii6en bar fio6et / 8are-
tegtsorreit, ct MI ! Gorbgr ongaaen.
De 6enne ubpggelige Sag. 9e 6pg,
tigite @agfgrere er engagere6e til
bans 6oriOar. @eoe0foriooret bill
pentelig saa u6 paa, at Gbatp er
fin6sipg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
jra mango Kantet.
Rpt fra allie 2auoe.

9en npe @ba6 al Neriien, Mobam-
meo slli Wlir5a, blep fronet I tit
&a1o6s 2pr6ags. &roningen fore
gift mes megen Sejti6e1igbe6 og nn=
Ser flor l1bfol0elle af &ragt, / 9ear-
oarelle of Miniiteriet, fremme6e Gi=
pIomater og Sprltens Galnilie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
&ruotcfsploiton pbclraqer

&rmotcfspluiion pbeleg9er ct
Sren, &aa u8ig Sour" 2inien, fra
@bicago giennem Sbio til Ct
2ol1is, ifr1loe 2pr0ag 9lften ct 2ofal<
trnn n1eo tre Naslogerpogne, oer por
fplot til iiolte Y1aos, pe0 @tationen
9an0for0, Sn0, posiere ct Grogt-
trGn> Ser ito0 paa ct 5t0elpor, og /
bbilfet bar Ell Sragt0ogn lne0 DDna<
NIT eller &r10t. 9fetop lom Haslo=
gertr9net fom no for 9Dnamitbog=
nen efsplo0ere6e benl1e me6 set &C.
lnltat> at Sr9net falte0e5 al Sfin=
nerne, og bele Sr9net blep p6elagt.
Slo oplto0 0e p0elngte @ugne, og
Be / 0iSle in6eipurrebe mere eller
ntin6re lennlglteDe. Mennel lfer brpl16=
te for Ell flor Sci til Gpoe. SeOen
ira 0e brpn0el0e Sogne btn6re6e
95ecni1gsorbej6et. Get antages, at
ca. 80 Mennel fer er o11fon1ne og
n1i,16lt lige laa mango baar6t iaare=
Sc. @ru10en til @fsplol l:onen er
biotil ol6eles uopflQret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
@n eSermbancpognlabnina Silfe

VII Sermb1ncnD9nl1Dmtng Stitc=
tpjcr fra Sapan blep / 2proogs nG-
lten be~~t G0elogt be0 at set Srnu,
iom tronsportereoe Dem til 9iten fra
Geitfpiten, lpb of @finnerne peo
Glontarf, Minn, og alle Gognel,e
lplintre6es, {aa Sc fo1tbore Spjer
laa u6latte for Sen pololomme Gne-
itor1n oet melte of Natten. sSSngel1
Wfennefer Tom til 5fo0e. Da oet
bar Sc a1ler finelte 8orer, pil ss5ern-
banefonpagniet faa Ell 1tn1aa0elig
5fa0eserltat11tng at betale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Can0srlldn0.
&mnbt / Muterifa.

Merc &nnitnerbeips. Otter 6orlp,
oenoe 0anife @la0e agter 5flteipil.
ler pe6 set fongelige Gbeater &ip-
benbabn, 3angenberg, at afreiie fro
&ipbenbapn til Mmerifa en- af Sc iib.
lte Sage 6ebruar for at foretage en-
Soarne berobre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

y -.
Sburpalbiem statnen / SEEM Oort,
Ser bar en- minore bel0ig Nla6s peo
SSnbgangen til Central 8arf, Ser 90
Statuen blep reilt blep betegnet iom
uforelebig" bill npppe forel9big Bill
be flpttet til nogen be6re 2ofation.
Danife / Seem Sort bar giort fig be.
tDoelige Mnitrengelier for at faa eta.
tnen flpttet til en- bel6igere 8elig.
genbe6 in6e / Barfen, men bi6til er
oeres slrbeioe frugteSlpit, ioet Barf-
fon1islererne bar mo6iat fig 6lptnin.
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25


sba @ielien / CALIFORNIA. Gru
S1n Meliens Eourn6 berobre pil og.
.laa fonme til at on1fatte @ali fornto.
@en6es f6rlte Sptr90e11 paa Hacific
&Diten btl bltbe Sos 9lngeles 6en
ID. Marts, og | Can Srancisco op.
tr96er bun Sen 16. Marts. Ser er
truffet betpoelige 6orbere6elier
blan6t Gan Granciscos Dan1fe for
at gibe ben6e en- par0ig Mo6tagelle
Ser ct ne6iat en- S9llesfomite for 6e
forifiellige 6anife Soreninger meo
&e0aft6r &orell iom 8orman6 til at
tr9ffe Mrrangementer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25

lIROer DuH Oe1t 10. WlQrIS. Ser TT
truffet betp6elige 6orbere6eller
blan6t Gan Tranciscos Danlfe for
at gtbe ben6e en- per0ig Mo6tagelie.
Ser ct ne6iat en- Gallesfomite for 6e
forifiellige 6anlfe Soreninger meo
&e0aft6r &orell iom 8orman6 til at
trgffe Mrrangementer.
ST. q. &teffcr / Me1p Oorf, oe1
lom tioIigere nGbnt fer 8la6et Der
4. eeSanuar feireoe 25 Mars 9ageu
for itn 9lniettelle beo SEN nuberen0e
5fonoinabien-Mmerifa 2inie, fiji
poa Subtl9ums0ogen mange @ebi.
ier paa fin Bopularitet, iaale6es frc
lin @bef, Wer. 81. 6. sSSobnlon, Ell
Splpoplats me6 Snifription, og fre
fine &olleger og 6unftionarerne
2iniens Sieneite Seem Sort ber6t
fnloe @nper og Blora1ter. Sra Gel
fabels Hasiageraf6eling ! @anmar'
og fra 9fegnifabsfdrerne ombor6 pat
2iniens @fibe in6lpb ser 2Dfgnif
ningstelegrammer.
&rpfesior @eorg 8ranoes tom
n1er iflg. nMor6lpiet" life til Slime
rita. Ser bar iom befjen6t gientag
ne @ange beret 9fpgter Sm1ab ON
at Sen bergnte &ritifer lto6 i 8e
greb me6 at foretage en- &eiie fer
opre for at bol6e literere Soreora!
be6 forifiellige 29reanitalter. 8la
set benpen6te Jig iaa oirefte til 'Sr
8ran6es for at bgre, bbor meget De-
bar / 6isie &Dgter og fit 6et 5bar
at ban i11tet iom bellt Silbu6 bar gi
bet bam Sen &etning berobre fra
og at Fan life felte ben fiernelt
Erang til at mo6tage ct iaa6an Eil
bu6, ON oct bleb giort bam. 2e
fan efter bette betragtes iom fait
laaet, at ban lite fon1mer til Slime
rita.
Mr. &eter Sbon1ion / @bilabel
pbia, en- oaniffbot @a,,6, Der eier ct
al 2an6ets ftbrite 5orretninger / Sri
fotage og &le6eparer, meo &one6
fabrtf / @bila6elpbia og en- mege
flor 6ilial Mep Sort, feire6e forle
6en II Mars Dagen for 8egpn6elier
af bans MI megtige Gorretning. @ar
bap6e / Dagens @nle0ning in6buo
ollie fine Me6arbeioere, @beferne fo1
8pens it6rlte &le6eforretninger oe
anore @an6elsbenner i'll en flo1
8anfet / Gorretntngens 2ofnler. 8
6enne 6eltog tillige Sfficererne frc
Sfoleifibet uSaratoga" paa bbilfe,
Ebondon fin Si6 bar Officer. So
pe6taIen be6 8anfette,1 bleb bol6t a
0r. Ebomfon felo, Der | barme Ori
toffebe fine Me6arbei6ere for Der
&ieIp, oe ban6e D0et bonn ! at brin'
| ae gorretningen op i'll fit nl.peren6'
Dmfang, og ganffe iarIigt brag1'
ban fin &uitru Eaf for ben Stbtt'
hnn bab6e b6et bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-25
Buffalo, q. g., rant al @turm,

2pr0og Scat og @pn0ag raie6e en-
frpgtelig @torm ober 8uffolo og
Safe @rie, Der far anrettet 9Deleg=
gelier for omfring 2 Millioner 9ol=
lars og foltet 2 Mennelfer 2ipet.
@reO0erne af geiagara Jlo6en er
itrbet me0 &raggo6s og g0elagte
8Grfter og 9offe, 5 al oe it9rlte
Trogtoonpere er 6rebet / 2onb, Cue
le af an6re 5fibe, iom bar re0et
Stormen al for 0eres Mnfre, bar 1i6t
be1D0elig @fa6e. Mile af Spmmer=
6offe er 90elogt, og Milltoner 500
al Spn1n1er er 6rebet ne6 as Slo6en.
San6l lton6en Safe @rie bor bpiere
eno nogeniin6e fpr 6e ii01te 90
Mor. @fa6en paa @fibsfart oq
6ragt belpber dig til balban6en Meil=
lion Collars, bporti1 fon1mer anoen
&abage. Sm Matten laa 8pen
Mgrfe, ga &ablet fra geiogoro
iprang. Sra @lepelan6 og 8perne
mellem @lebelan6 og 8uffalo mel6es
ON megen @tormifa6e.
8lia5arbs. @aa at fige bele 9eor6-
peiten, lige fra Mioten of Soma til
longt op Canada og fra Safe Mi-
cbigan ill mi6t in6 Montona, rant
tes 2gr6ag 9lten af en- bol6iom @ne=
form, le6iaget af en- beftig &ul6e,
Ger paa mango @te6er bar ltoppet
Srafifen paa Sernbanerne. @nefol=
bet iDnes / og for fig life at babe
Dpret Nmeget itort, men ser bar forin=
Den fol1et betp6eligt Sne, og oe11
poloiomrfe @torm fit oe11ne til at fD-
ge. Baa We're @teoer noe / Dufota
Olu1elle Jul S1110e11 .jdbt en StDrfe
al omfr. SO Mil Gi1nen. ellle It's
graDninger b1eb SfpIot af @ne, og
Srofifen, iom netGp bar fommet mo-
genlnnoe Sroen tsien efter Sc tio-
ligere @torme, tom otter oI6eIes i
l1oroen. Set piI bare aoitilIige Da-
ge, i1toen ben otter bli5te normal.
&elbigbis fer set u6 til, ot@eretnin-
gerne ON Mange1 paa al,l sg Gpoe-
parer l1be ! Ror6beiten bar Sparet
'neget ober6rebne, foa 6et baobes, at
ben iioite 8li85ar0 life bill forboIoe
itor Rso, unotagen maaffe gonife ier1.
feIte 5teber.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-04-04
Mil / IkERY
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Have beautiful Pattern Hats Well should
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get the newest latest
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pleasure to 0 them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-07
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7TH,
Nothing is moro deceptive or more
dangerous than the nrctcnsc Of
desire 10 simplify government. The
simplest governments are dcspO-
tIsinS.-WchStcr.
nlcuMoND,s GAIA wEEIl.

During the week beginning to-day.
Richmond will be one OF the most at
tractiyc cities .. the country, and
will have such a throng Of visitors as
she has rarely entertained. The Epis
copal General Convention has brought
to the city severa.' thousand strangers.
and thousands moro will be attracted
by tho State Fair ana tho Horse Show.
The fair will he one or the most enjoy
able and most instructive exhibitions
of the kind ev r assembled in the
State, and the Horse Show promises
to beat its own record in interest
general attractivcness. The en-
tries arc first-ratc, and the crowd will
be unprecedented
II is serious undertaking for a
cs,t OF Richmond's size to assemble a
great religious body, AN agricultural
fair and a l.orse show in the same
week. but Rchmon, has not failed to
meet her responsibilities in tho past,
and she will not fail in this instance.
With her numerous and comnodiou.s
hotels. with her splendid street car
service, and with ample uccommoda-
lions In all directions. she will be able
10 take good care of all her visitor.
and give them all a warr welcome
and hospitahc entertainments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-07
CHAPTER XVI. Continued.

Then, suddenly. ! heard the sound
OF footsteps outside tho door: and
when. II opened. there stood Ivor, be-
tween two Frenchmen In blue uni
FORMS! One Of them walked into the
room with hinl-I suppose he must
nave been a warder-but lie stopped
near the door. and in a second had
forgotten all about him. lie simply
ceased to exist for me. when my eyes
and Iyor's had met.
- sprang up from my chair, and be-
gan to talk as quickly asS l could
stammering and confused. hardly
knowing what said, hut anxious to
make him understand in the beginning
that had not come to take back my
words OF yesterday.
Were all so dreadfully sorry, Mr..
Dundas. said. l don't know II
Uncle Eric has Been here yet--but he
lis doing all he can. and Aunt Lillian is
9repdfnllyrupset. We're staying on in
Faris on account---on account OF this.
So you SEQ you've got friends near
you. And I--we're such old friends,
couldn't help trying as hard as +
could for n sight OF you Toto cheer
YOU up, and--nnd to help you. il that's
possible"
spoke very fast. not daring 10 look
atashim after the first. but pretending
to smooth out some wrinkles In one
of my long gloves. My eyes wero 5fuIl
OF tears and was afraid they'd go
splaslling down my cheeks. if even
winked my dashes. 4 loved him mora
than ever now, and felt capable of
forglvins him anything. il only i had
the chance to forgive. and II only.
only he really loved mo and not that
other.
Thank you. a hundred timcs--more
than can express" he said. with n
faint CULVER III his voice--his beaut-
1ful voice. which was the first ,ning
that charmed me after Knowing him
1t does cheer me to see8you. 1t gives
me strength and courage. You wouldn't
have come II you didn't--trust me,
and believe me Innocent
| "WhY, of COURSE I--we-heliavnt., in1,