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Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-11-19
For Sale.

Mr.. Ben Campen's desirable
room 2-story house and out-houses,
large lot, beautiful place, $4,000.
Mrs. Ellen Perkins three 2-story
houses, Beach st.
L. 81. Carr's Groom house ON
Daisy Street.
Badger Bowden's house and lot
and vacant lot on John street.ga
Dr.W. P. Exum's handsome house
and large lot on Park Ave.d
J. E. Lassiter's Groom cottage
and vacant lot at Georgetown.
The Outlaw property, Daisy St.Na
The valuable Kit Holt stores, West
Centre street.
The valuable r. d. Holt stores,
East Centre street.
houses and lots, r. D. Holt,
West Centre street.
Mrs. Hutton's house and lot and
vacant lot near Ice Factory.
Rufus Hams store, house and lot
and vacant lot on John street.
A palatial 1O-room home on James
street.
One vacant lot, Jamessstreet.
A palatial home On George st.
A valuable house and lot on Viz.
ginia street, N.
@2 valuable houses and lots ON 81
Virginia street.
Mrs. Jos. e. Robinson's house and
lot on West Spruce St.
Mrs. Crumpler's 3 houses and lots
and vacant lot on Elm St.
Mrs. McDonald's house and lot en-
8. William st.
Valuable store and tw o houses and
lots corner N. Boundary and e
Centre street.
3 houses and lots and vacant lot
on Elm street.
Mrs. Rouse's house and lot ON
Daisy street.
Mrs. Rouse's two houses and lots
in Pikeville.
The Perkins Hotel, Pikeville.
25 vacant lots on Park Heights.
Bryant Grantham's 1900 Iacre
farm, $25, 900.
$50 vacant lots of H. We'll & Bros,
near our beautiful park; also six
houses and lots.
Mr.. M. S. Witherington's house
and lot and vacant lot corner North
William and railroad.
Geo. Gardner's 24O acre farm West
of Goldsboro.
DIR. Miller 800 acre farm South of
| Goldsbero.
Wyatt Lynch's 126 acre farm West
OF Goldsboro.
A valuable As acre farm West of
this city.l
A valuable 10 acre plots West of
| this city,
2 small farms west of this city.
The Overman farm $50 acres.e
The Calhoun Sherard farm 100
| acres.
| Applewhite farm 15u acres.t
| Frank Latham farm 90 acres.
| The Robert Cox farm $50 acres.1
CIV. Smith farm 400 acres, John.
son county.
A fine $4,000 farm South East of
this city.
A fine SIC, 200 farm North west of
this city.
Irwin Grantham's 81 900 farm near
| Dudley.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
PUFFS CIGAR As
DEATH APPROACHES
MARVELLOUS NERVE OF BAD AXE
JEWELER-sUccuMes TO
B. " WOUND.

Clio, Mich. May 27.-Chas.
Graves, aged 80, a jeweler OF Bad Axe,
accidentally shot himself on his farm
four miles east OF here. Tuesday and
died early this morning.
Mr.. Graves and his father, M.
Graves, OF Vassar. were spending
weeks vacation on their farm. They
spied woodchuck near the house and
Selling a shotgun. tried TO get a shot
at the animal. They failed and the
younger Mr.. Graves was seated on the
fence while his father stood on the
ground holding the loaded gun. The
son removed his eyeglasses TO wipe
them off. AS he did so. his foot slip
ped and struck the trigged of the gun,
which was discharged, the shot strik.
ing the young man in the abdomen.
tearing q gaping wound. His father
hurried TO town and summoned medt
cal assistance. Graves was conscious
almost TO the end and displayed re-
markable courage, discussing his APP
preaching death with the utmost calms
ness, made arrangements for the dis
position OF all his business AFFAIRS,
and left a message for his wife. Then
he asked for a cigar and when It was
given him, smoked II with apparent
relish. Half an hour after he had
thrown away the stub he was dead.
Mr.. Grave is survived by his wife
and 11.months' child.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
PROTEIN" is TAD'S VERDICT
ON McGOVERN.ROBSON BOUT

the same old smile and bowling 70
friends as he passed up toward the
ring. My, what cheer went up as
Terry hoped into his corner! lie
walked right over and mitted his op"
ponent.
Sweet smiles from both. Back he
came and there was a buzz all over
the building
"Ah. there's the fighter for you
Terry McGovern. He'll make those
preliminary boys look like Philadel-
phia cops"
The gloves were all fixed and they
strolled 70 the center OF the ring while
photographer took a shot at them.
Back TO the corners and all the lights
in the building were turned out ex>
cept those directly over the ring. Is
was great sight now two little
gladiators in the CO waiting for
the gong Robson Jod quiet like
good horse. while Terry shufiied his
feet in the rosin, dead anxious TO get
going. Just before the bell rang
Young Corbett reached up and shook
Terry's hand.
Good luck. old pal whispered
Corbett, and the bell rang.
Piffe' No. not what we expected In
a hundred years. Instead OF tearing
In like a snow pillow. as he did years
ago, Terry hunched his shoulders and
waited for the attack. Robson, on the
other hand. danced this way and that
way looking over his man. Terry had
his chin set and looked as vicious as
mad bulldog. Maybe he was, but
he might just as well have been muz'
zled.
He wasn't the same Terry we used
TO see. There wasn't the fire. the
speed, the McGovern.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
DIE

BEE-May 20. at his residence. I'LL
Scotch ave. Isaac. aged 5S years, be-
loved husband OF Emma Bee. Notice
OF funeral later.
FALK ELI1-May &c. at her home. 15a
KerchevaI-ave., Vera, aged 22 years
Beloved daughter Of Charles and
Jeanett Falkell and sister OF Mar
garet and Harry Falkell Notice OF
funeral, later. Grand Rapids papers
please copy.
GILLEsPIE-At his residence, 3ls
Helen-ave.. Tuesday May 20. Joseph
Gillespie. aged IL years, father OF
w. H. Gillespie. Mrs. James b. For
sythe, ana Mrs Clyde Smith, Of De-
troll. and Mrs. James b. Verney, Of
Toronto. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GUTEKUNST-May 20, 1905. at her
home. Ss5 Twelfth-st.. Veronica. be-
loved mother OF christian st.r and FS Nina
Thursday. y. m, from residence.
MARkLE-May &C. 1908, at parents
residence. 773 Eighteenth-st Wes-
ley A., beloved son OF Asa and Eliza
beth Markle. aged years months
Funeral from fesiden Thursday at
2 y. ~.
REGLowsKI--M 81 at his resi-
dence 1854 Believue-aye., Theodore
beloved husband OF PauIina Reglow-
ski and father OF Fred. Edward
Clara and Emma. Funeral Thursday
at 1880 y. m. from residence. and 3
D. ut. from Bethany church, cor. Pull
ford and Medium.
REYNOLDS-May &c. 1908. Frank L.
REYNOLDS. grandson OF Eliza Reyu-
olds. aged 20 years. Notice OF flu
neral later.
SCHUMANN-May 25. at residence. 14i
-RohRs-aYe..- Lissetta. aged 81 years,
widow OF the late Rev Theodore
Schumann. mother OF George, Earl
and Mrs Charles Neumann. Notice
OF funeral later
WITT LSHOFER-Monday, May 25.
Rose at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs oscar c. Robinson. 20 Marston-
\ ct aged SO, beloved wife OF Herman
wtttelshofer, of Alpena. and mother
OF Mrs o G. Robinson, Edwin and
Monte Wittelshofer. Notice OF flu
neral later. Alpena, Mich. papers,
please copy.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
BY TAD.

NEW YORK, May 27-Terry Nc
Govern and Spike Robson added
through six rounds at the National
Athletic club last night, and like the
man who put on skates for the first
time, didn't cut much ice.
The popular verdict was Rotten.
II was a merry kidder stunt for fair
and was really a Joke. and neither
won.
After the prelminaries we all got
up to stretch. Clarke Griffith and Kid
Elberfed, In a box. got up. too, as Is
the fashion on the hilltop. and we
took long breaths. Yes. some OF us
dotted the hats and coats and liz new
pills. saying that this was the event
OF the year.
Down the aisle came Diamond Lou
Bailey with bucket and behind him
walked Robson wearing a bicycle cap
and a sweater thrown over his shout
ders. They almost broke their necks
piping the little Britisher as he eased
his way toward the arena. He climbed
into the ring and we all let out a
whoop
That was Spike Yet. the same fell
low who fought Abe Attell draw and
had battled with Tommy Murphy so
fercely. His right knee was bandaged.
Joe Cans hurt 1t when he swung on
Spikes Jaw in that fatal third round
some weeks ago
Well. Spike looked good. Yes, he
did. After Spike was properly ogled
by the mob there was a commotion at
tho other aud ~ tho hall and wa
spied the ivory top on Mr.. Humphrey.
He looked as serious as hydrophobia.
Behind him came little Terry. wearing
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
MONTAGUE HEADS THE
MASONS' GRAND LODGE

JACKSON, Mich, May 27.-(Spes
cial.) THE election of the Michigan
Grand Lodge OF Masons resulted as
follows: Grand master. Herbero
Montague. Port Huron: deputy master,
Arthur Hume, Owosso; senior warden,
G. X. Swift. Adrian; junior wardens
James Z. G. Dillon. East Tawas; treas
urer, William Wente. Manistee; Sec
rotary. Lou b. Winson. Reed City; lee
turer, Frank o. Gilbert. Bay City:
chaplain, w, G. Gallagher, Saginaw;
senior deacon. James II. Thompson.
Evart; junior deacon. F. ID. Clark,
Flint; tyler, ]. f. McGregor, Detroit.
The next meeting will probably be
held at Detroit. VIM. T. Mitchell,
Port Huron's Oldest grand master in
the state, is here. celebrating his
ninety-first birthday.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
SHOE REPAIRING.
Age May Defeat Candidate.

CUMBERLAND. Md, May 27.--Be.
cause the Cumberland charter states
that the mayor OF the city must be a
person not less than 80 years Of age.
1t now appears that the Republican
candidate. John c. Miller, who. ac-
cording to all public records. will not
be thirty years old until Aug 30, will
have to let the mayoralty go TO his
opponent. former Mayor George A.
Kean, by default.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
BOTH COLLINS AND
COMERFORD NOT GUILTY

CHICAGO. May 27-Former Chief
of Police John M. Collins and former
Police Attorney Frank ID. ComerfoId
were acquitted today. the jury In
Judge Chetlain's court before which
they were tried on conspiracy charges
growing out OF the Dunne-Busse cam
paign.
The verdict was not guilty as to
both.
A demonstration OF almost riotous
proportions followed the announce
ment of the acquittal Judge Chef.
lain sternly. ordered silence. but II
was several minutes before the bail
IFS succeeded In restoring order.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
BIRTHS

BOYS
Mr. and Mrs Karl Majewski, 221 IL
iinois
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cucchetti. % Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Loveday, 6ss Ma
comb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mckay, 1142 Rus
sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kogelschatz.
946 Lawton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McClain, lo7 Elm
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Mozer. $50
Kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Cox, $40 FIJI
teenth.
Mr-and Mrs. Anthony Robin. 2Ol
Benton -,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Khater. 7N
Leonard
GIRLS
F. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mohn, 2l7 Fort
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Poll, 25e Spruce.
Mr. and Mrs. James GIBSON Ss7 FIJI
teenth. .o
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boehm. 1853
Twenty-fourth.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
Daily Death List

John Wilson. SO years, ITO w. Fort;
senility. q
Bellevue; diabetis.
Mary Bunge. 81 years. SOL Garland;
apoplexy.
Joseph LaTure. 81 years. Grace hos
pital; appendicitis.
John Kirschling, months. 1s Roby;
commissions.
John Kalczynski, SO years, st. Marys
hospital; abscess OF lung.
Minnie Sweeney. SO years, <6& La
fayette: congestion OF lungs
Margaret Roche, 70 years. 500 Four
tenth: uraemia.
Edward Perry. IL months. Ohildrens
Free hospital; septicaernia.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
Marriage Licenses

Edwin ]. Taylor. 81. Detroit: Leona
Person. %. Reese.
William c. Game. 81: Teresa Mo-
hapey. 25.
Earl Coffman. 80: Augusta Wyatt. SO.
Paolo Milo. 26: Rosario Napolitano.
"a.
Fred H. siebert. 21; Elizabeth Petro-
ske. 20
John Strzepek. al Anna Kulyk. 10.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
PIPE AND BOWL DISSOLVED.

ANN ARBOR. Mich. May 27.-The
university senate passed sentence OF
death on Pipe and Bowl, the sophoo-
more convivial club. and expelled two
students for pranks following the
clubs initiation of freshmen Saturday
night. John Van Brunt OF Kansas
City and Thomas VANITY OF Grand
Rapids were arrested early Sunday
morning while in possession OF a red
lantern that ought to have been back
downtown warning drivers away from
a hole in the pavement. They wers
fined $50 by Justice Doty.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent a word each insertion SIX
words or fraction thereof 20 the line:
cash In advance No advertisements OF
less than two lines /takeni SIX inser-
tions made for the price OF nVe when
cash Is paid.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
Rates for Line.
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee accuracy
or assume responsibility for errors OF
any kind occurring In telephone ao''|
Nsements.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
To RENT-HOusES.
FOR sALE-REsIDENcE PROPERTY.

THE BEST CASH OFFER
Buys two-story dwelling. 1871 Twelfth
ST, brick foundation. bath. large
barn on Tot. Make offer TO THOS.
WARD. 81 Bull block.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27

DIES MOVING THE LAWN.
MUSHROOM, Mich. May 27.--(Spes
cial) -Orsamus f. Perry. 60, proni'
inent Odd Fellow and Maccabee, drops
ped dead, while moving his lawn.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
THE DETROIT TIMES
1915 John R-St.
Both Phones:
BELL M. I4e8
HOME CITY $3.50

The Times has established branch
agencies where classified advertise
ments will be received until IL a. IN.
each day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies are the same as a,
The Times Office. Cash ads. only VIII
be taken at branch agencies. FOLLOW
ing Is the list OF agencies:
EAST SIDE.
Houghtep-French Coal Co.. <ss East
Canfeld-ave
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt Elliott and
Gratiot-aves. .
Carncy's Furniture Co., 1877 Gratiot-
ave
r. Brown, 1859 Jenerson-ave.
J. Mcpherson, s400 Gratiot-ave., oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE
q. G. Eansor, ss5 Grand River.
Turner stanton, l66 Myrtle-st.
r. n. Driscoll, All Michigan-ave.
y. w. Willard, 14le Forrest. west.
w. w. Bush, 594 Mlchigan-avs.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
q, MOTORCYCLES.

CURTISS MOTORCYCLES
There can only be one best IL is tho
curtiss May we prove IL to your We
also handle second hand machines.
and do expert repairing.
c f Hill,
s2e MIcHIGAN-AvE.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27

I10-ROOM house. modern. Fourth, near
Prainnrd. $4,000; also solid brick. 80
COO Cook. 400 Moffat bldg
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
TO RENT-HOUsEs.

for rooms complete.
81 week. Sumner Co. Mich and tth.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27

COTTAGES
Noble-st.. corner. rooms. gas.
bath .....................s.. $3.50
Bamtramck- near Kerchevai
car line. new. rooms. bath.
nents .........,....,....... 1850
Elm. 6 rooms. gas. bath. cellar. I 500
Buchanan. rooms. gas, cellar.
5000 down; easy payments .... 1,CbO
Sixteenth st, corner. rooms.
bath. large lot ................ 1900
Hubbard ave. rooms. for price
OF lot .............. .........r 300
Garfield near Mcclellan. rooms. 1850
Third-ave.. rooms. gas, cellar.
= bnrn lsooV
Seventeenth near Ash. Z rooms,
gas .................... ..Y.. 1.b1b
Many others. Please call.
ALEXANDER WATSON,
~ II
The Detroit times., 1908-05-27
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring good
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses. Day and Night
classes all the year. Our FACILITIES
are positively unequaled In Michi-
gan. Detroit Business University,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
Orin Daniels
9anoioat for sberiff / &olf g..
Mftnneiota,

pao SEN republifanife 8algie00el, Ell
bel fie,16t for G9lgerne I bette @orn.
tp lom Ell Mon6, bpem 6e fan itole
pao / oenne p%anifelige Stilling, i0e1
Fan nenlig allere0e ii6en @pril 1901
blep onlot iom ~SSoiler", / bpilfen
Sitting ban bar inotil ban for fire
Nar lioen forfrenmeoes til Deputg
5berift bpilfet gmbeoe ban bar l10=
fprt til allies Silfre6sbe0.
Orin Daniels er fe6t / Game Co.,
8is., 1874, fom JPN otte Mars gam=
mel @nt til Groofston> bbor ban le=
peoe paa Tarme1t meo fine Sorelore
til ban, iom openfor n9bnt, blep an
lat peo 6angslet ! @roofston. @oun=
tpets @elgere pe0 bpem Sc bar /
Daniels, og bill oisieligen ogiaa gipe
BAN 6eres @temmer.
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1tocn Mmt9uriiatiun.

Rrobbesboln1zMpO faloer fife /
~9en Sam tie Eioneer"s Sn1og, bpa0
man 10 paa Gorbaauo funOe tenft
fig. Ser bar nemlig life foruO att
mo0et ON Sens Silluoelie til Mp0ets
Aboloelic, beller life bar Sen taget
Foa &oao mes peo Mffattelie al &la=
s1erne for bette. Sg perit al alt:
Ronge1 % 0ronniugen 0rtlteoe Jig
l6en Oens Nilligelle til at billie in0om
11n6er Mport. Meu set pil blipe an=
oerleoes. 2en1e Sang par Mpoet
.eu Sialfo, oefreterer ~Eioneeren".
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lutter 0muba Goripnet i'm Tor6em=
:melles6om oper Mpoet, n11eite Gong
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:0erbiemme, iad oil uoi" beoe ONT nj"
9e11t 1elp mos bore meo."
8lot hi" MI life bliper ifuffe6e.
9d er 7pr beuoet, at Solicit bar
fbigtet sc gan1le @l,oer> 11uor set bar
h1n6et nogle be0re. Sg 0anlfe Slime
nifanere, lom 0eltog / Meoet, og iom
'm bur talt meo, ipues life at bape
,1agt Merfe til Sent al uBioneere1"
311n6ne Giaifo.
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NelS y, Stens6oet
@iennem Dor lofule Me0urbei0er

@ien11em Dor lofale Meoorbeioer I
Grooflton, Minn., Dar hi faaet I'm
Derretring o1n> at ST.. Nels IS.
5tensboel %iammelte0s ct &on6iont
for gmbe0et 1om uGoroner" / Holf
60, Minn. Scr. 5tensboel for I
og omfrtng @roofiton en- flor &reos
al Genner;; mango al 6tsie for on-
mooet bam om at fttlle Jig iom &an=
oioat for nebnte gmbeoe og 5fan-
oinaoerne / set &ele taget bill ipnes
go6t ON at foo en- @fanoinap paa
SEN &laos. l16en 6orfleinelie for
Gmbe0ets nubpren0e Sn6ebaper, iom
bar babt bette /, iaa pi6t bi bar
bragt / grfaring, en- 10 q Is Mar,
tror ri at set life fun6e ifaoe ser
6lep giort en- Soran6ring. gi tilla-
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iere til at gibe ST.! Stensboel 6eres
5temmer og efter bpa6 ser er blepet
os me66elt bil man / bam fin6e en-
.aloorlig og paali6elig Man0, ser
6e ofte %banifelige Gilfel6e, lom TOM.
un6er en- u@oroner"s 8eban6.
ling, me6 neutrality-suspicious. bill
gi6re. lin 8ligt.
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9ba6 Ct ser .puu6et?

Mi0t UNDER Sen frofttge @egeilt=
ring ior ~9anmorf" gfspe0itionen>
fom er pen0t tilbage ira lin 2 Aar5
Geiie neO Sab al 3 0ygtige Mpno>
fbinger Set 5pprgsmaal Jig frem:
@r set Ser CT pltn0et pe0 SEN Dpr0
ben |tore Snoiats, og oppeier &C.
biniten Set itore Sab? Set er life
-tprlte Gang ri bar f%renliat pore Spipl
nm, boorpi0t 0isie Holarefspe0itio=
ner btrfelig fortje1te Set Gp og Sen
8eunortng, iom pO5les poo Sem / loo
Tfgt Moal. Get norolige Gr6nlan6,
i1om set bar gfspcoitioner5 Maal at
:fortlegge og forlfe, er pes 0e1s Nr=
shei6e fien0t / Sets apltlinier. Mer
bet Ser giper 2ol10et &orafter l16=
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ll1ltat bente0e mo- ipr Gf5peoitionen
begpn6te i'm Serb. @oo0e Mplius=
@rtcbien, @pegb=Sagen og Sprgen
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'sEDner og gnergi pes s(npen0elie pao
trtgtbrtngen0e aulturor6ej0e fl1r6e
egibet rige Neiultoter, me0ens set
.4berfen fan gjpre ira eller til, ct al
beles ligegpl0igt, ont mar fjenoer ell
Fer fife fjen0er Iorhol0ene / en-
'I1erntligaen0e 2onooel, Ser er ube-
hoplig for Mcnnelfer, og bpis mulige
Mflneralrig0onme, ont loooonne efsi=
ltere0e, pil bliue utilgel1gelige for
vebige Si0er.
@fspe6itioner al SEN s(rt bliper i
lit ia6erite @eien Sport og fife pi=
<s0en1tabeltg 6orifning, ielo ON 99eg=
derne for en- iaooan fglges. Sbi
$enligten meo Gori fningen er, at oe11
ltal brtnge 5rugt for Menneifebe6en
4 en- eller anoen 6or1n. Men Sen
-ebige So berer ingen 6rl,gter.
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s goo @rnse.

SEN fo1gclige oonife Sol og
Stntsfuleuoer nil mart fl111ue bebppe
ef 6anlf<alnuifonif Mnner bpis Sen
ftaoigt tiltogenoe DEMONSTRATING
be5bliper at tage Sen be tlige &nrs,
Tom set far begynot. Oct lfuloe fife
unDre ps, ON Song Treoerif / Tren=
ti6eu bill fomme til at gtpe Nl10tens
ill mango 1topauoreoe 9anosm9n0,
seIIer ONT Mtlonterbupstroftfen me0
oanIfe Somergipiter fra Nn1erifo
oil tuge ct betpoelt9t Dipping.
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Monumenter, Bauta=
ftene o9 StenrdS.

-H-#a
Set er Ell Sag, ism life 6irefte
be6fommer Moroboerne / Mmerifa,
bpem bore 2an6smen0 bien1me pil
bDgge Mtnoesmerfer for, og bpoo
Slags Minoesmerfer Sc bill reiie.
Men set bar BOG lin SSnteresie for %
at iagttage Sen ltopifling Monu-
mentiagen tager.
s Morge bar mon Set / Sc ienere
aar meget me6 at reiie 8autaitene,
raat tilbugge0e eller belt utilbugge-
6e &lippebloffe me6 en- Snoifrift
Der ofteft / al &ortbe6 betegner Sen
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Baa 2angelinie og Sol6bo6en bap.
oe ser iamlet fig en- oberor6enliq flor
Menneifemengoe, >6er ipenot be11teoe
paa at lie vDanmarf" og Sens mos
oige Mqno. Da Sfibets bgie Meis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
Gtatspalacnc / &ermpnt Sirsf

Stafs0al9cnc I Ternonf 31rs0o9
ii0ite l1ge blep Ell u0preget Seir for
Set republifanlfe Yarti. &alget bar
peret imeoeiet mes en6el Spenoing,
ioet begge &artier bar billet fortol=
fe BETS ll0fol0 iom en- NntD0ntng al,
bporleoes Neiultotet AT Mationalpal=
get / 9eopelnber piI0e bltpe. Mlle ~
mes oog I'LL at billie in6rpmme, at
,1ogen be1ten1t 5poaoom fan Ser fife
oroges al Germontpalget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11
So 3ittsbnrg Banter luffer. Gio:

Eah l1ge luffeoe to Banter / Bitts=
burg, Ga., Cosmopolitan NotionaI
cg Mount @aibington Sapings on6
Fruit Company. Sngen al 6isle
Suttitutioner bapoe itprre @etD6ning
tor 8Dens 6orretr1ingslip og bentes
begge otter at fomme poa Tooe in
ben mango Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-11

@armc / Mpropeiten. &ele 9for6=
peiten far / Sc it6Ite Gage al forrige
og @egDn6elien al 6enne l1ge liot
un0er en- bol6iom @ebe. Sra Eierre,
9. 9of., mel6es / 5gn6agS Ell &ar=
me al 101 Grader og fra Me0ora,
g. 9uf., ITO @ro6er, SEN Dpieite
Senperutur ser / 16 Mur.