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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23

Fun moon October 20 at 1875 ?. m.
The tides at Kahulu1 and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours
sa minutes slower than Greenwich
time. beng that OK the meridian OF 10'
degrees thirty minutes. The time whis-
tie blows al 100 ?. m, which IS the
saDa as Greenwich 0 hours minutes
STr and moon are for local time Ter
tie whole group
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
MASS BY PHoNoGRAPH.

The cure of Lamartre, in the depart
mont af the Var. France, has institu-
ted novel method of saying mass.
uavine neither Drecentor nor chorist-
ers IN his church. he installed pho
noeranh. which not only makes the
customary responses IN que oraeE aii"
at the proper time, but also sings d4e
canticIes, When one RECORD Is CON-
pleted. the cure leave the aiL<ai :
changes the cylinder, winds up the
machinery and then proceeds with lhs
service.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
COATS MILK CHEESE.

In Paris, goats milk cheeses are
highly esteemed. especially by the
r-orlline classes. who find them an in
sv,ansfxa and nourishing addition 10
. meal They are 10 be found in ev-
erv cheese shop in the capital, made
- small ro41nd. brown cheeses, at !
aa,+s apiace In spring the flesh Of
the kid figures on the menu o. maj ;,
restaurants under the name q oloot
and very delicate and sweet IL L.
is generally roasted ana serFed -lAe
lamb, with d garnIsh OF WaOeTe1SsS'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
OLD SCOTTISH CANAL SCHEME

An old nlan for a ship canal across
the uarrowest part OF Scotlano mas
been revived and is being pusheo os
business interests OF Edlnourgh anu
Glasgow. Glasgow has one plan foE
cutting the canal at cost OF S4o'oV"'
600. Edinburgh has another, WhIch
estimated to call for an expenditure
of SIS, O0O. 600. Originally II was sus-
gested that the existing Fortn anu
Clyde barge canal should be enlarged
and made into a tidal canal. Wlthoul
locks, at a cost of s70,ooo.oOo. As YET
the cost has barred progress. but tnt
canal would be of great value to com
meree, and it is expected to beeonle
a reality in time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
NOTICE.

OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND COM
PANY.
Notice IS hereby given that the
cashiers Office Of the Oahu Railway
and land Company has been moved
from the Honolulu station 70 4o4 STAN
genwald building. Telephone 3d.
Honolulu, 7. H, October II, 1907.
1853
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Hawai-
ian Association Football League VIII
be held at the rooms Of the Scottish
Thistle Club. Hotel street, on Friday,
October p, 1907. at D. N.
b T. BEARDMORE,
1854 Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
SHIPPING ITEMS.

8. s. Persia, on November 1, win be
the next boat to take mail to the
Coast.
There were the usual large crowds at
the wharves at noon yesterday TO at
tend the departure of the steamers XII
nau and Mauna Loa for Hawaii and
Maui ports,
Al. S. s. Nevadan leaves San
Francisco for Honolulu on October %.
\. a. Bryan. E. G. Hoyt. Mrs B.
Combe and Mrs Larnder are booked
for the Orient in the China
The Russian 5. 6. sungari, expected
to call at this port for coal and con-
corning which some anxiety was be-
ginning to be felt hsre, arrived at San
Francisco yesterday.
All. 5. :. Arizonan was to have
sailed from the Sound on Sunday foI
Honolulu and is probably on her way
although the local agents have re
eeived no adviees as to her departure
Repairs on the bark Olympic, as tbs
result Of her collision near Antofa-
gasta. are being rapidly made by Lyle
at the Railway wharf, several damaged
planks from the port side having al
ready been taken out to be replaced
By new timbers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
: ana Ne.

:. alG ~ - @nr-
Note.-Baro1aeter readings are oo-
rected for temperature. instruments.
a--a~s and local gravity and reoucee
= sea level. Average cloudiness staoea
- sole from 70 10. Dfrecuon ..
vi,5 i prevailing direction during - -
t5,,-s ending ~ $ ?. m Neioci1y %
- -. q average velocity IN miles Per
- # indicates trace OF ram
h0ui- wM 3. sToCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
KAzEMBE FROM AUCKLAND.

With $500 tons of coal and 5000 bags
of fertilizer for Honolulu, the British
s. s. Kazembe, Captain j. W. Ander-
son, arrived from Auckland yesterday
morning, docking at the Railway wharf.
She will remain in port about seven
days and then resume her voyage to
Vancouver, Tor which port she has a
large amount Of fax, preserved fruits
and timber She was Is days making
the run from Auckland, brought 10
bags of mail and no passengers, al
though she has accommodations for
eight. She sighted nothing all the
way from the New Zealand port and
the trip was without notable incident.
The Kazembe Is taking the place OF
the s. :. Bucentaur which went ashore
near Suva and is by this time of the
Auckland dryaock where she was taken
to be repaired. The Kazembe was built
bv Alexander stephen of Glasgow and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
SAILOR SEES THINGS.

Near midnight a sailor who said he
was from the German ship H Hack
field was searching for the Sailors
Union. He said ne wanted TO leave his
ship. He must have been having VI
sions for he declared that the ships
biscuit was so lively that it would
crawl if it was placed on deck and
the salt beef was SO full of rfe that
it would not stay in the pot while
being boiled
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23

A HUMAN BUG IN NEW YORK
w F. Ramshauer of New York City
who calls himself The Human Bug,
entertained a great part Of Cincinnati
and the inhabitants OF the Kentucky
hills With an acrobatic performance or
a hagpole recently. Ramshauer stood
on his head, balanced himself on hi:
feet, swung himself like a flag and sal
cross-legged like a Turk, reading Z
newspaper, on the gilded bali that sur
mounted the thirty-foot staff on the
nine-story building. Crowds gathered
on the downtown streets and on the
hills on the other side of the river
and watched the steeplejack work.
All the while the pole swayed, but
the Human Bug" wasn't nervous. II
was the first time he wasn't nervSuS
for a week. He says he is always ner-
vous when he is down on the ground
and is at his ease near the clouds
Ramshauer smokes cigarettes. which
are supposed to make people shaky.-
Technical World Magazine
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23

Pacific Mail steamship China, Cap
tain Friele, the prettiest bit of marine
architecture in the Pacific ocean, SHOULD
be of port with tn ght today, from
san Francisco, which port she left at
I clock last Wednesday afternoon.
She might as well have made this port
yesterday, for she could have enter
ed the harbor and discharged mail and
cabin passengers IN spite of the seven
days quarantine required of vessels
coming from the Coast, such quarantine
being reckoned from the time vessels
leave San Francisco. It may be that
the China does not wish to make two
jobs of II AMI wants TO be able to
land cabin and steerage passengers
alike, and freight, without having to
wait in port here for the expiration
of the seven-day period before COM
Mating discharge
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23

was launched early this year. She went
to New York, being there during the
great longshoremen : strike. Then she
went to Fremantle, Adelaide, Mel
bourne. Brisbane, Newcastle, Sydney,
Port Kembla, Wellington and Auckland.
On the trip to Honolulu from Auek-
land she passed the Samoan group on
October Is. She is much larger than
the Bueentaur, being 400 feet long, o
feet beam and 251a feet in depth She
made Ii knots ON her trial trip and
is rated as 121a- knot boat. On the
Australian coast she averaged 13 knots.
The Kazembe' s officers are: Captain
]. W. Anderson, First officer R. Berg
ner. Second Officer T. c. Smith, Third
Officer J. T. Paine, Chief Engineer ID.
Keith, Second Engineer c. de Lacy de
Clearv and Chief Steward F. Kitchener.
In the crew there are Is whites and -
Lascars. Theo II. Davies & Co. are
the local agents.
1t was said aboard the Kazembe that
they half expected to find Honolulu IN
the hands of the Japanese, judging
bv the talk in Auckland just before
they left. One of the officers of the
vessel innocently asked if there was an
English newspaper published here.
cABLEGRAMs FROM RESToRER.
Mrs. Combe, of this city, wife OF
Captain Combe of the Commercial Pa
cife Cable Company IS cableship Restor-
err. which has just completed the repair
of the cable between Midway and Gu
am, is in receipt of eablegram from
her husband to the effect that the
Restorer s further movements were as
vet uncertain and the vessel was wait
ing for advices from New York which
might be received at any time, 1t
was expected when the Restorer left
here to repair the cable that she would
90 TO Nagasaki or Shanghai after COM
pfeting the task and Mrs Combe and
child planned to join Captain Combe
at what Oriental port she makes, and
Mrs. Larnder and child, family Of
Chief Officer Larnder of the cableship,
also expected to 60 to the Orient to
Join Chief Officer Larnder. Mesdames
Combe and Larnder are awaiting fur
Their cable word from their husbands
in regard to the movements of the
eahleship and hope to receive word IN
time to take the P. n. s. s. China
this afternoon to the Orient, if the
Restorer is going there.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
k~@sg~@Sk>-a1g>-as So 81
Items of Interest.

BRITISH HEAVY DRINKERS.

There is more drunkenness in Great
Britain than in the United States, -
declared DR.. Charles NJ sheldon Of To-
peka, has., the author of In His
Steps as he sailed for New York from
Southampton the last week in Septem-
Der. 1T is not that the people here
drink more, but they consume spirits
largely, while Americans chiefly take
beer ! counted 125 drunken persons in
Durham in an hour. Glasgow and
Edinburgh are bad, too; far worse than
London. Indeed, there has been an
Improvement in London since my last
visit, especially among the working
classes. which I think is due TO the
fact that they now have leaders who
are total abstainers. Scandinavia is
the most sober country l have Wis
tied"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

og ianffeoe benz igien, iprang M@Si-
ben % lagoe iig tilbage, % 1trprfere
5lgo GmfpGbet, mebens Mpno %
&pil1oer inue0e Zig tmellem bperanora.
aongel1 bar inart fgrt miot IT'D Poo
s@ulpet, omgibet paa ale Si0er al
8aoenS glpng % gl1gter, al Mniig-
ter ser lutte al @lqoe % Stoltbeo.
.@e1rnes Sen laoe GSruubning Iaa
n1o11 aubinets &onieils.
praiioer1teu og gtatsraa6 Mn6erie1l
figge i11o mes Iibt be19nfelige Mi=
ner. Mfen aongen pinfeoe til benz,
at Sc ifl1loe gaa meo ino &p0en> og
.lelp fortiatte So. Mai. 9anien til
ollie Springernes ltore Sornpielie.
l1oenfor paa @rguip9ret buDoe Ser
iomlet Jig en- Mspngbe Iaifltere. Sc
begpnbte MI ogiaa at banie, % &rinS
5aral0 git me0 / &90en. Set blep
Ell ful0it9n0ig Solfefelt.
Mei! Meil at &ongen piloe fomme
Der til 6argerne og gaa mes / per
gamle &tngoons, set bapoe ieg oog
alOrig troet ifltloe ife, iogoe ell gom,
mel, rpnfet 6iiferfone-og foIoeoe fine
Snnoer. Ser bar .en 5temni1tg oper
oe11ne Scene, iom ollie betoges al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
Otter Solfeu,nnbe.

On @reit i SplIano praoifeoe Ell
senoag meget itrengt og ogmmenoe.
Otter enot 8raoifen fommer en-
Snsmanb in6 i &raitegaaroen, oa
90 3raiten ipprger, bpao Susman'
Sen bill, iparer. 6enne: 81 fommer
Serr 8aitor, fora pilbe gierne bioe
ON De lite peb en- 8agogr til a
lmutte ms i Simmerig, for oerlon
pi fal gaa ben Bel &rpiten prafeo'
ON i Dam, frpgter q for, at bperfel
@err Naifor eller d fornrner Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
Manac @pinter

bar o%rganiit, Spagbercr, iom fcr.
c:l !ager Btnn0elie. @odr6ann,l;e
eller en- generen6e fatarrbogtig Eil.
itano. Mrs. 81. S: 9icfion, en- @D.
gepleierife / Seem Sort @itp, itripcr
v@artine er ct eneitacenoe renienoe
% l9genbe Mi6bel, og leg bar
oberbepift mig ON, at bet fan uoret.
ste alt, oct bar Sr6 for. Seq mener.
at enbper &pin6e for i'm Sunobeos
6fDl6 bur6e BRUCE Nortine.
Dette fommer al, at &ortine er
labet efter en- fortrinIis @ecept al
en- befienot Bottom 2age, ion ba1
brngt set i mango Mar i fin pribatt
Brnfsis til at belbre6e ier6eleS
baarbnaffeoe 9ilfeloe at betenbtt
eog. fatarrbagtige 6orefomiter / Gel,
lebeber1e r11n6t omfrtng i 2ege
met, fna Tom baorIige Zine, oaar'
Zig Mh1nb og &als, @utarrb / Maie;
og l1n6erlipet. @artine bar life it'll fiji
2ige iom olmtnoelig antiieptif
Eotletmio6e. On &pin6e, iom e,
Gang er bIepen pott til at brug
Eortine, bill for Grentioen altil
BRUCE set. &or Sc prepet BET? SO
bos Mpotbefere. S r. 8r6b
peo &enpe116d1e til she 81. 8artol
60, Bottom Mois.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
gammel

6 e 5 m 3 a q. @aoroen
v8eIterloben" be6 2angbolt / SDllanb
er al &roprieter 81. 6. 8asie al
Chambers bortbpttet me6 @aarben
vMprgaaro" / 2emb pr. &ialleru2,
tilbgrenoe g. Gbriitenien. u@eiterla=
Sen" ser bar ct Gilliggenoe at 275
Sor. 2anb, er anIat til en- @Rroi at
10000 @r. uMergaar6" er anlat til
$4,000 ST.
- &roprieter Sens 2ange bar
loIgt 2un6bp Mgllegaaro til noiDf-
ningsforeningen for Maribo Nmt for
10000 &r. 8el9tningen meofglger
lite.
- &reoitforenings &epreientant
&nu6 SUIT / Mprfe bar iolgt @aor-
BEN v@annesminbe" be6 Marbus til
@aaroejer S. Mielien:&1epe, @ieiing,
for $4,000 Ser.
- &eitauratpr &eter1en Der for
en- M%oane6stio iioen fipbte @ieitgi<
pergaarben rDannebrog" / Sreoe-
rifslumo, bar otter afb9noet oenne til
&eltourotpr @asmtslen, &aIpg, for
ca. $4,000 Ser.
- Mejeriet u&aiteur" / &iIlerp0
er al Meierieier 6rpiig iolgt for So
600 &r. til Mejerieier ST. @a6ien
al 2ggitpr. Opertaeelien finder
Steb / Mi6ten al December.
- @aar6eier gbreiten 2anrien a
NsbpiBar til @aarbejer 81. 8eber
len al Sennum iolgt lin @aoro, s.
Cor 2ano for $4,000 ST.
- @aaroeier Meiffelien at &ar
ritslep bar til @oaroejer Morfu;
Sunien-M elsmarf fra sis / S6nber
ipllano folgt fin @oaro, 81 So
2onb, for 62,500 &r.
= @oaroeier Chr. g. &olm a
&anoers bar til Murermelter Gb1
Sgrgenle1r, Chambers, lolgt fin @jer
bonn i @ofs1ep Sogn pe6 gibe 10
100000 Ser. S 5aIget er in6befa1
tet 8pgntnger, &alfpprf og Seq
bert.
i - Asminoereo @ro be6 5reoens
borg er iolgt til &roprietnr SSeniel
8%reoegaaro, tioltgere at 8ringftei
@iiebeiummen er. 10000 Ser. 81
. trpoelien fete ben lite September, q
8eiatning % ss1pentnr meofbIger.s
gaoroeier H4rloien 9reus
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

81 s. gn al. 8eltiipl=
louos melt fjenote @oar0ntano, Sens
g. Gbriltenien at 9tillilwe pe0 5la=
gelie, CT forleoen Op0, rant al ct
opopleftilf SilfGloe. Sen afop0e, Ser
fun blep 60 Mor, pur eli linl0e,l
afbol0t og agtet Man0 piOe &re0ie,
og fan beflG0te cit &nffe Sillt0s=
potter iom 8anfoireftpr, 9fplOfre0S=
formta16, @erre0spltr0ertwsmano
for Observation-Disclosures 2an6=
pniensfomisi9r. m. m.
- 9treftpr / @usmonosfrs6itfore=
1illgen for 2ltifterne @illteo er af=
goaet pen 9gber, ga Mor gan1mel.
@al1 bop0e i lin Sio peret Stenogrof
/ Migsoagen, men blep lige efter
@1tsmal1Osfre0itforeningens Sprettel=
}e l10n0pnte til 9ireftpr for Ser ar1=
men me6 Spjelterets iagfdrer Mrnt5en.
8eo lit oDgtige Mrbaj0e og lin Dinoen=
Sc YerlonligbeO pan0t bon Jig mango
Genner / 6en11e &reos.
- 5ernisfabrifaut &bilip Mugltlt
6iicber, 6aoer til &l1nltnerne Holtl
og Mrtgltit 6iicber, er ofgaoet peo 90
sen / EN- 9ll0er al so s(or. Sen Mf=
opOe bap0e noltillet 8illeoer pao
Gbarlottenborg l10itillingen / 1913,
1851 og 1862.
- 6orbD. 5rafiftnipeftpr g. &am=
ting er afgaaet peo 9pOen / Marb1ts
/ Ell Nl0er al 66 Mor.
&ipbmanO 8. S. Sporre / &i5=
&c CT ofgoaet peo 3pben / en- Mloer II
so slar.
= 9iltriftslege / @nbp 6. g. S.
2rl1m er op0 / Ell sll0er al 81 Star.
Nf0goc buD0e Deret 2age / snbp /
co. 80 9(or pg 0iltriftslnge iioen Sc
brl,or 1903.
= 2anoinipeftpr 0ebenrotD, en- al
Corp 8ps mere fjenbte Bprgere, er
forleoen 500 al @igtfeber, fun so Star
CANNED.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

stensen. Holstebro: D~efailhandier
Niels Peter Christensen. Knakker !
Dybe: Poul Poulsen Knakker. Stok-
kemarke: M~alersvend. A. Hansen
Hal. Nakskov: Katrine Marie K-d-
ger. Aabenraa: Enkefru Christine
Marie Jeppesen. Viborg: Emil TIL.
Monrad. Aarhus: Trafikinspektor ".
Ramslng. Ravning: Kristine Anton
sen. Raasig: Anders Chr. And-easr
sen. Saby$Mdlle: Ella Petersen. Aa1-
borg: Nielsine Nielsen. Storarden
Mark: Severine. Karo1ine Jensen:
Nestved: Christen Petersen. Rome
de: Julius Frederiksen. B6gesg: Ane.
Marguerite Christensen: Sord: Land
Inspector K. L. Dedenroth. Q5ter
Al1ing: Ane Sophie Jdrgensen Sejs:
Hansine Rasmussen Horn: Mariane
Andersen. Hierhuse: Niels Andersen
Rak. Si1kehorg: Graves Peter Crave
sen. Esbjerg: Carl Peter Jensen
Horsens: Jens Melgaard. Hansen
Patrouillehetient> Nie1s Fischer Chri-
stensen.- Rome: Gaardejer R. Dam.
Haders1ev: Degnekone Elisabeth
Jorgensen. Ddstrr'n: Nie1s Mathie-
sen Aabling. Nykohing F.: Fiske-
handler Martin D. Jacobsen. Barde:
Dorthea Jensen. Gislinge: Gard
mand. Niels Petersen. Marguerite
Larsen. Egense Mark: Maren Han
sen: Ridefogedlukket, Mon: Skov-
foged Jens Madsen. Oderse: Bro1eg-
ger Hans J6rgensen. Ta1lerup Sko1e:
Karen Bramming. Hellerup: Fr6ken
Sigfriede Wichfeldt. Arne Olsen.
Vangede: Arbeidsmand Niels Jen-
sen. Gentofte: Enke Caroline Jensen.
Ordrup: Bi1ledhugger Jochinnsens
Hustru Josephine. Frpken Make Va
%lentin. Enke Marguerite Larsen.
Cl1arlottenlund: Prokurist Peter Bro
berg S%orensen. Restayrat6r Ole
Davidson. 0ster : Hassing: Gard
eier Niels Andersen. Fredericksburg
Slot: Westminster O1sens Hustru
Maren Olsen, Marrebak: Carl Pc
dersen. M6lholm: Sophie J6rgensen.
Styve1eaard: Petrine Bentzen. R6r-
kop: Til. Krings Hustr11. Kj6ge: Vac
vermester Hans PetersLvgaard. Ruts-
ker: Andrea MARITIME Madsen. Ron
ne: R H. Al1ing: RM1gk6bing: Marie
Mdl1er. Finderup P~rsestegaard: For
pagtcr Frederik Sdrensen. Aabenraa:
Hanna Henriette .Lund.. Typograf
Tdrgen C. P. Lock. Nyk9bing F.:
Handskemager Louis Hartmann.
Stuhberup: Ane Marguerite Larsen.
Aar1lus: Kommunelarerinde Mar
grethe Schoubye. Hesselager Mark:
Anne Marie Andersen. N6rreskov:
Karen Christensen. Taars: H@ker
C%hristoffer Petersen. 0rstykke: An
ma Rasmussen. Randsb6l:: G%aardejer
Hans Christensen. Bukdal Bor-
berg: Thomas Nielsen Hald. Ok
wang: Ant. Pou1sen. Hiorting: Ho-
t~elejer N. Nielsen. Jordh9j: Afbyg-
ger S9ren Frederiksen. Ringsted:
Pens. Lerer L. H. Kristensen. Nest
we'd: Slime Jensen. Vordingborg=
T~eg1brander Niels Christensen
Hejls: Erik Nissen. Aalborg: Marer
Christensen. Haubro Bageri: Mailer
.Jens Nielsen. Rold pr. Arden: Mu-
rermester Carl Chr. Larsen. Nibe::
S1agtermester Anders Chr. Carlson:
Ho1mager: Andrea Katherine Branns-
Nyborg: Henrik Lorentz Nor
Jensen. Bagsvard: Trafikelev VAL
demar Bruun. Charlottenlund: En-
kefru Caroline Louise Weller.
Lyngby Dyrehave: Bogtrykkerlbc-
styrer Olaf H@jlund-C Carlson. Klamp-
enborg: Krigsassessor JAG. K@m1er.
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Bporleoes ct eette?

Dt ttrbpber ct bnnhrebe Dolars . elpnn'ng for ttbp0
.EtIfoIbe at s. turrb, Der lite ton belblsors per Halls
CatarrL Cure.
pt snb ertes Sese bar t,enbt 3. ). @bsnep ! be fibte -
aar % tror, ban er albeles be6erIts I aue Tsrre'nin9s>
Gransatttoner %. fnanctelt ! stanb til at opis1oe ens
Beit& Lruat, Bboleiale Drusgtts. aolebo. p.
DatbtnJ, &tnnan& Marptns
@boleia1e Dru9atts, fotebo.D
H.,pe Oatarrh Cure tages ~fnbpenbte % ptrter BITE
,.ite naa Hiobet og 6pftemets @ltmbtnber. @rts IL
n. EIoiIe. SeIges at a1e Hpothetese. 8tbussbvss tsaes
HslIis Family Pills er be bebhe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

@Goersgass, so Msaf % en- INIT
,ibel. Dgiaa fra Deltagernes 5ioe
blep Der ifianfet Dem Hengegaper.
0esu0en mootog De mango 2Dfgnif=
Tngstelegra1nmer og Sort. Soften
Nnttebe mes Sons, bp,ri ben gan1le
B,dobrno enon11 meo 9etbeo funoe
neltage: 9enne ielom Set bill pa-
lie Il i1nl1f5s Mi1oe for @llobrnoe-
Nlret paa oeres game Sage.
6 1t 5 I a II $ e 3 9 o. III.
fan for en- gangs sfplo ogioo
bape lnn S11teresi e at i. Sitl1ationsl1
MoroIespig fra belt noenforl taaen=
Sc men interesieret SIDE beopmt iae
objeftipt, iagligt % li%oenifabslgit,
iom Or. pbil. Sscdr zsllb. Sobnien
fornplig bar giort i norif vMorgen=
blabdt" ct 9Sar meget inogaaenoe %
il1@teresiont lfrepne Mrtifler ON Noro-
llesbigernes Nationalitatsfamp %
5pgrgsmaalet ON oe1nes 8erettigel=
lie. Jorfatteren beltrqber Jig pien<
ipnltg for at iftfte Col % Vin0 lige
m,llem begge Barter, og 0el1 &onfl!1=
lion, bon fpmmer til, bdr oerfor &rap
poa at fieroes ogloa I Dibere &reole.
Otter at bape giort opmGrfiom pao,
at Dor Sill / betpoelig @rao bar tier
net Jig ira Ell pl0re SiOs 2iberalis=
mes romantiife 8egejitring for 95u=
tipnalitete11s &et og Weofpleli e me0
s0e ltnoertrDftes &ump mos ltnoer=
trpfferne, ioet MI Me}peften for De
beitdaen0e Jorbol0, for Msagten 0 fte
er Sen operDejelloe, f%ortintter Tor=
futteren::
uMen olligepel, set fon life fejle,
at ct tibet 6olf eller eli Gel al ct
Soft, lom meO loo0an l1Obolbenbeo.
,pg alene mes loblige Miolef fnmper
for i'm Mationolitets 9eparelie, bill
fins Spmpatt operolt, bpor mon Ice
rer Sorboloene nnrmere at fjel10e.
3ette bar allereoe pilt Jig, -enong /
Splflano, bpor Sen 6anife 8cfolf=
l1il1gs Solsmun0 / Migsbagen ofte
bor f1tn0et Silllrt1ing og Stptte -
ONT ems fun fra ct Minoretol - fpr
Sc &roD, JONI Sc / @nnlonitetens og
Netfuroigbe0ens Map11 lttller til Set
tpife Soft pg Ben tplfe Staggering.
Saa meget mere berettigct noa set
pure, l1oor Sen Oanife 8efolfning /
9foroileSpig penter Me0fplelle og boo
gen .Snteresie for iin Sag bos Set.
nor6iife Soft. Sen fan life bore
llgegDlp1g. 1of ltogel1 az Dem, al Delt
Stluto Set gjnlOer 8eborelien al It
r1oer bellugtet Sproe og en- nnr be-
llpgtet a1tltur. 9en fan ioo n1eget
mi1lore prre SET, iom set bog er en-
flar Sag, at 0en Sag, TIFF a11ltltr %
TIFF Sprog bap0e gien1emigret 6les=
big inotil &ongeaaen, Sen Gag biloe
oens Snbflpoe1ie rnffe meget lnngere
fren. 6aren ion SEN 0onife Notio-
,l1olitets Sortpifning pil6e hdbe nooet
&oltgeriget. Get t bette 2ps foor Sc
.oanlfe Noroi lespigeres Scamp en- eno-
mi mere ioeel &urafter og Ell mere
piotreffe1oe 8etp0ning."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

loIifop bar olet fin giet,ooom iatn1ne
E5teo til tioIigere @aar0ejer @1nb
So. Nielien for EN- agiigbeinm af ~,
800 ar. gpertagelien ifer Sep
TENDER.
Sopoouaroen raergrap1
M11lrm ct iolgt til ct &oniortinm II
Maa116 paa @erniugegnen, o~eriblanot
TolfetingsmanD Mplgaaro=gitelien og
Direftpr 8ifitb, 5erning, prs 90
600 Ser, / @aroelen meOfplaer Npl
og l10bo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06

81 bse 3 5. Sorle0en Gor=
mio0ag oplto0 Der Sl0 Marinus
Gbriiteniens @aarb paa Gen ggbolm
! 9%imfioroen. g%aar0en %neobran0te
iul0itan0ig / 2gbet al fort Sis. @n
Gel 6jerfra inoebrunote. Sloem op-
ltoo 5tal0langen. ontagelig Seo
Sslpontanoelie roget fugtigt So:
8pgningerlle bar foriifret / Gambling
ningernes alminoelige @ratoforiifz
ring for 1000 ST.. pg 2p5eret for
5000 ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-06
Dr.. Niles Anfi-pain Pills.

81 bnr.iot fit.rt % paaloel,qt T1bhel fDr iss ener
uerpss 5osrpp,ae. Rpgfulerter. Mapentne. see11rulgin.
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1ubspoEber pberfen Opium eaer saorfn % siteriabtr
sqena te u1u.s teyp,rtninser.@ 9pFs 81. Eaa
sssIhsfsr nh sieabes df RiIsSs 90 shienl