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PROPOSALS. FQR CLOTHING AND
E4lIPAGE - Chief ouartefmaster's
ONCE, Federal building. Chicago, Ill.
February 20. ItoS--Scaled proposals, IN
fripIicafc. viii be received here until ia
o'clock. noon. Wednesday, March II.
1893. and then. opened. for delivery at
either fne philadelphia, New York.
termtsters Department OF 100000 pairs
~ Light Weight Wool Stockings: quan-
(l<r 20 be subject 10 an Increase OF
IRON 20 per cent 20 80 per cent. IL d.
sired BY the Department. The right il
re<efrtd 20 reject or accept any or All
iJforot3fs or any part thereof Prefer
U1<e Will be Given TO articles OF domes-
80 uarufActure. conditions Of quality
~ud price fincfudfnE In the price OF
<uffiKo productions OF manufactures
t1< 1ot< lhercon) being equal. stand
ard sample can be seer. and spccinca-
{|co< blanks Tor proposals and fun in
<<<HI4<iou Viii BE- furniehed upon ap-
rII<4f|r6 ~ t1f< office Envciopos con-
<<>rsr< r'Fp2s.!s % BE indcrsed PRO
I1<4X Cor t<1ofhi14 and EquiprRe 70
So scrr<d Narta Il. 1soS% e., w
N MON Jfa Chief onartcrmzstcr.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
PEORIA, ILL, SWEPT
BY S25o, 1000 FIRE

PEORIA, H.. March Fire early
today destroyed the local houses OF
the international Harvester Co., the
Hart Grain Weigher Co. and the Min
neapolis Thresher Co., and for time
threatened the entire end OF the city
where the buildings are located. The
loss is estimate at $250.00O.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
a LABORERS KILLED:
INHALED COAL GAS

BALTIMORE. Nd. March -Four
laborers are dead and 10 are in an
unconscious condition at the city hos
pital. from the effects OF inhaling coal
gas shortly before noon today. while
at work in the Pennsylvania railroad
Union tunnel near the North-ave. en-
trance
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

Weekly Bank Statement

NEW YORK. Marco THE week.
ly bank statement: Reserve on all
deposits, increase, sS73.3O0; reserves
on deposits. other than United States,
increase. $654.s00; loans. Increase, So.
pol 500: specie. increase. 1890. 500:
legal tenders. decrease &. N7S. QQl. d.:
posits. increase, sS.076.S00; circula
ton, decrease. s1,s71 800; total loans,
S.164.349, 200; specie. s265. 2SS, 700: le.
gal tenders. s5s,772. 4U0; deposits. 81.
l75.700,500; circulation $62 ,162. 800; U.
s. deposits, S54.474,1O0.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
TAFT Club Organizes Today

Permanent organization OF the Tar.
club will be effected a, the meeting 10
Ole held In the Hotel Portchartrain
Saturday afternoon al 4 O'Clock. pres.
ident Allan II. Frazer and the organ.
ization committee have been busy and
q large membership has resulted from
the hustling OF those present in ,ae
initial meeting Prepayment officers
are to be chosen at toi&ys meeting
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

Cornelius O'Dwyer, No. 265 Grand
Riverave., is the latest saloonkeeper
to be charged with keeping open on
Sunday, Justice Jeffries having issued
b warrant Saturday morning. The sa-
loonkeepers against whom complaints
we're made Friday all pleaded not
guilty before Justice Stein, Saturday,
and their examinations were set for
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
TEACHER's CAL N
STOPS A PANIC

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March THE
90 children who occupy the kalama-
for the door late yesterday, when an
overheated furnace set fire TO the
building. Fearing that deaths would
follow a panic. Miss Alice Pinkard
and Mrs. Alemtia Noble, teachers, be-
gan TO play the pianos and sing. See
ing that their teachers were apparent
ly undisturbed. the children quieted
down and few minutes later were
led safely from the building. The fire
department extinguished the slight
blaze
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

Scaled proposals Will be received at
this office until Thursday, March Il.
1908. at L. o'clock noon, for the pur
chase of two. one and one-haf 81 NJ
story frame houses known as 49S Dis
tel-ave. and 2450 Krupp-st formerly
Abbott-st). corner Distel-aye, adJoin-
ing the Higgins school. Eighteenth
Ward near Woodmere cemetery
The above mentioned houses must be
removed by the purchaser within thir-
~ days from date OF purchase.
All bids must be accompanied by
cash or certified check In the amount
or $50.
The Board Of Education reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM J. LEE.
sSecretary.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
CRUSHED IN SHAFT OF
HOOP PLANT, MAY DIE

DECATUR. Mich. March 7.--(Spe-
cial) Edward Rettig, proprietor or
the Decatur Hoop Lumber Co.. be.
came caught in shaft at the plant.
His clothing was torn from his body
and both legs were broken above the
ankle. He may not recover.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
'Nother bruce WItness aPlnched.y

LONDON. March Mrs. Margaret
Hamilton, n. who was a witness IN
the bruce perjury case In Judge
Plowden's court, and testified that she
knew the fifth duke of Portland, az
II. c. Druce. and that the duke, as
Druce, married Mrs. Crfckmere. was
arrested today on charge OF perjury.
She is the third OF Geo. Hollamby
Druce's Witnesses to suffer that fate.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Two girls giving their names az Lii.
Ian WATSON, aged ", no home and

Ella Martin, alias Tralich. aged IS.
No. III Bagley-ave., were found In
the Union depot by Patrolman Mar
shall early Saturday morning and
were taken 70 police headquarters.
where they we're turned over 10
Lieut. Breault for investigation
The girls said they we're followed
from a theater by Two Italians FIJI.
day night and went iueo the station
10 get away from them. NN "
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
BOSTON COPPER sALEs.

BOSYON. Mass. March T.--Saics, FUR
nlshed by Cameron Currie A. Co. Adv.
80: Anal. 1855: AZ, 90 Ape; n; Arc
Bu. Gin. e51: G. & A.. AZ; G. & IA.
Elm. 100; FIR, so: G.. 6 e., i,1os. Roy,
100: Mich, e2s: Moh., t2S: New. I2bo:
do rites. 2.fSf. ~. H.. 1,7t5; O. c., i0c !.
o. D.. 4o5. Qy.. "a; n. l.. ss5; =. he.
10. shan. Ifo. Tam. 8: Trim, sol: "
81. r.. 400: do pfd. 10; u. C. rs: Utah
Cons. sal; Wet. $50; Win. 100. Wolv.,
r. NNvauL 100
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Case Against waIpoie pIsmi.s,d

Mrs Susan Waipole. who caused the
arrest OF Edward walpoIe, a respect.
ed resident Of Seventeenth-st.. on n
charge OF desertion, called at the DO.
lice court Saturday morning and had
the case dismissed. after satisfying
herself that the defendant Is not her
husband
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
German "oreadnaueht'' launched.

VIII EI7MoT March IL
Germanys first mammoth warship
was successfully launched here TODAY
and christened Nassau by the. grand
dnchess Of Baden. Emperor William.
the grand duke OF Baden. Prince Hen
~ OF Prussia and Prince Henry nj
the Netherlands, as well MS brilliant
assemblage OF prominent officials.
were present
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
FED. SUGAR HAS BOOSTED PRICE

Sugar Refining Co., this morning, ad-
vanced its list price for refined sugars
ten points to FIVE cents net less one
per cent for cash. for fine graduated.
Other refiners are doing business at
quotations onAthe- haEis- OF
400 cents net less one per cent for
cash for fine graduated. Local raw
sugar firm. London beet sugar mar
ket firm with March 3-4d higher at
los 4 lid and April, is up / lid to
los IA d.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
FIND BODY OF ONLY MAN
KILLED IN FIRE HORROR

CLEVELAND. O., March THE
body Of John Krajnisk, the only man
killed In the school horror at Collin
wood, was found todny- He lost his
life trying to save the children.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

w. G. Barclay, of New York, general
manager OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Co., visited Detroit Friday. and
ns 3 result six OF the highest salaried
operators nave been let 60. Among
fhuse let out are Joe Wicks, Pearl W.
Williams and Thomas Carruthers.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Curric
& Co.: New 2s reg, l03% @1ofh: do.
coup io4H si u ;o new Is reg ,oi
1913: do, coup, 122h bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, March POSTED
rates: Sterling exchange S4.s41s q
4.S5is with actual business in bankers
bills at S4S635I440 for demand. and
s4.s3.50u455 for sixty day bills. Prime
mercantile paper unchanged. London
bar silver % l3-16d: New York bar
silver 55h. Mexican dollars a..
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

PEKIN. March IN ID. Pokotioff,
the Russian minister TO China. died
here suddenly today from heart fail
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Gore to Lecture In NJ. v.

! WASHINGTON, March 7.-(SpO-
ciai. )--Senator Gore leaves this even
ing for New York. where he will lee
ture before the Columbia club. Sun
day evening, coming thence to De-
troit.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
noard Of trade Hn. Dutch Lune

The members OF the hoard OF trade
and a number OF railroad and business
men were entertained at Dutch
lunch at Richters on Saturday by
President John Wynnc, Jr.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

the call, the decline was regained on
buying by room interests and a little
outside support.
Cotton prices, furnished by Cameron
Currie AZ Co.:
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07

Keep both eyes on an enemy who
is anxious to do you a favor.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
Quotations by Cameron Currie G. Co.
Omen High LOW Close
Isl Split. (n) Nomina
TOLEDO GRAIN.

CblBid. (s)Spit. (n) Nominal
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. o.. March Quotations
oy Finley Barrell & Co. Wheat--No. 2
red. CSC; May, 9sisc; July e2c; Sept.
S9itc. Corn--No. ; yellow, 62c; May.
IS &c: July. SAFE; Sept, 62hc. Oats
No. white, 5ihc. May. 53hc: July,
~ lsc: Sept. 3Thc. Glover seed-Cash.
s1ei0; March. sli.s0; April s11.65;
Oct $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-07
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis G. GortoL. No. 1415 Majestic
building March Z, 1905:
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27

Republican Register North Freedom Wis
L. resident
Republican He
voting
at Primary Election Tuesday, September
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27

Assemblyman Wilber Cahoon of the of Baraboo is
candidate for denomination the republican ticket coming
primary He born and grew manhood the of Eara
boo and about forty of He from sturdy
family and during offices
of public
Two years ago Mr. Cahoon nominated elected
elected to truly people and that carrying
duties of the office he would be prompted only by motives for the
pubic good Mr. Cahoon made his did excellent
work in the last session of legislature He served
several Of the important his colleagues
precaed the conscientious which he carried his
During his brief service the assembly identified himself
with the progressive republicans bringing much whole
legislation the of Wisconsin, He proved
careful and panstakng legislator and always the right side
of important Mr. Cahoon believed rigid
all of the expenditure
the public money He in looking after the
of his district and especially in all legislation affecting
the railroad the farmer and laboring He
duged government his judg-
and his practical materially aided him in perform
ing this important office Cahoon
legislature perfect
recently upon
Mr.. Cahoon has ambition crafty seeking
re-nominaon renoinaed
Of his district and
should faithful public the
First Assembly District of Sauk County should
Cahoon another Your work
primary day will be appreciated by him.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27

pendence; he never had partner;
seldom seeks outside cour sci; and can
not be moved by either money or threat
TO swerVe from his duty as he sees it,
Being a man of good health and haV-
ing splendid working constitution,
it is said he has not taken holiday in
twenty years; and is not above taking
off his coat and doing the toughest
kind of work. Many of his friends
are among those who live by the sweat
of their brows and wear old clothing
and he knows them at all times, and
they all know him. They know too
that he is one of the few lawyers who
will fight for the right of client who
is poor, when there is no hope of pay.
While the prosecution of criminal
cases is an important duty of the Dis
trict Attorney, yet of almost equal i'm
pOrtance is the business administration
of the county. The county board want
and the tax payers are entitled to re-
liable legal counsel from an attorney
who is competent, reliable, and who
has judgment and backbone. For this
office an experienced attorney is need
ed, who is acquainted with the county
and its condition, and whose interests
are Unidentified with the interests of
the county. Mr.. Ruggles is per-
sonally interested in real estate and
farming and is heavy tax payer. He
is the home grown Republican can
didate and the voters of Sauk County
need not look further.-LaValle Lead
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27
CANDIDATE FOR
D STRICT ATTORNEY
Claims Presented for See
leCfing an Able LdtUger
at the Primary.

Daniel Ruggles, the Republican can
didate for District Attorney, is a gen
uine Sauk County man, having been
born on farm between Prairie du Sac
and Sank City in 1866. When about
four years old he moved with his par
ents to Baraboo where he has Sinced
lived He is what is termed self
made man, and was admitted to prac-
tice of law while studying with the
late Il. d. Evans in BarabOo, and con-
tinues to practice in the same office
since the death of Mr.. Evans, whose
splendid library has passed into the
hands of Mr.. Ruggles.
Mr.. Ruggles enjoys the reputation Of
being an able lawyer and one whose
word can be depended upon absolutely
as a good trial lawyer, and a fOrcible
and convincing talker. While gentle
manly in the conduct of his cases, he is
an aggressive fighter, and has the res
pect and confidence of the bar and
court. Possessing an abundance Of
common sense good judgment, he us
ually carries his clients through their
troubles without litigation. and has
never cultivated lawsuit. His chief
characteristic is self reliance and indie
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27

civilized there be shei
thieves murderers and ke
brought trial. On
we'll his does much of the of community de-
evil dos and bad than
needless O commonwealth
GRANT DRYER candidate nomination the Republican
the Primary held the
n
WHAT rs HIS RCORD He born the Of Deona in 1868
consisting
the and successful farmers in
poess
but who does things in quiet unassumng yet who
He politician
Should he
doubt he will the effective
will make mistake nominating ecng Grant
Dyerfo
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27

Major Hackett of North Freedom is
a man who has stood the test of time
as a genial, whole-souled, jovial, COM
panionable man, and it is frequently
remarked that he is one of the best
known and most popular young men
in Sauk county.
Major is appealing to his many
friends to give him a little boost at the
primary election on Sept. 1st for the
nomination for Sheriff on the Repub-
lican ticket. The Major is big, imam
ly fellow, Of good business and execu-
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27

one thing know of. believe if L go
to the Assembly can do much to pro-
mote this road.
Because [ want state aid for good
roads.
Because [ want the primary election
law revised.
Because I want the 1905 veterina ary
law repealed or amended.
Because 1 believe in the control of
the sale of Intoxicating liquors and be-
cause do not believe in those prohib.
ition laws which hurt rather than pro-
mote the cause of temperance.
Because l believe in the Initiative
and Referendum laws.
Because L believe the benefits of the
State University should be widely dis
seminated.
Because / believe the railroads and
all public utilities should serve the peo-
pie first and foremost and that to exact
such service they should be dealt with
in fairDess and justice.
Because [ want an influence and
vote on the many important measures
to come before the Legislature.
Because I want to win in fair and
friendly contest with Mr.. Cahoon and
Mr.. Mather.
Sincerely yours,
w. H. McFetridge.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27

tive ability ,and ifnominated and elect
ed will give the county sheriff that
they may well be proud Ollie is man
who speaks only good words of his
opponents, as ne says they are all
good men and strong men, and if he
cannot win on his own merits he does
not want tie Office: He wants Your.
support atstll4 'primary4if You feef that
Ne is worthy of the office, and he will
heartily appreciate your vote. Put
your XXI after the name of Maj
or N. b. Hackett on the Republican
ballot IN %et..af11 her 1St
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27
CANDIDATE FOR
THE ASSEMBLY
W. III. Nc Fetridge Tells
WY He Should be Nom
mated at i6e Primary.

Because | want State Park at
Devils Lake. That will do much to
insure an electric road from Madison
to Prairie du Sac, DEVILS Lake, Bara-
boo, Delton and Kilbourn, right
through the center of the district. It
will be more material advantage to the
residents of the district than any other
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27
To The Voters OF sauk County

[ hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
County Clerk at the primary to be
held Sept. /, 1908, and will greatly ap-
preciate your support.
S. H. WOOD.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27
To The Voters OF sauk County

thereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Republican nomination
for Clerk of Court at the primary to be
held Sept. /, 1908, and will greatly ap-
preciate your support.
JAMES H. HILL.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27
For Congress Third District

| hereby announce my candidacy for
the Nomination for Member of Con,
gress on the Republican Ticket before
the Primaries to be held next Septen.-
Der and earnestly solicit your suppo' {
Should L be nominated and elected L
will use my best efforts for the best m
terests of the District and State.
Respectfully,
ATLEY PETERSON,
Soldiers Grove, Wis.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-08-27

Miss Hunter has returned after
spending {, week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Odeil Of Waterloo, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02

nluic-&on9rcsicn, loln 1fal
afbol6es @albington, 9. 6. til fen
/ Slutningen al Sftober, oabne6es
fprnelt al 6ina1snini1ter Gortelpou
pao Yrali0ent Hooiepelts @egne /
9eational=Wiuluet Man6ags. StI,
lte0e par lt6lanbets Miniltrc og Mm,
basiaoprer i @oibington og talrigc
Gi0enl lfabsmen0 fra olle @eroens
Ggne> beriblo10t Erofesiorerne g..
8ong og 6ibiger ian1t Sfibslege
&pr6an1 fra 9anmorf. Ger pil life
b1ipe afbolot flere lolrle6e Mgoer fpr
paa 2Gr0ag, men &ongresien er ino.
0elt 7 forlfjellige slt6elinger> Der
oil treOe ion1n1en og begpnoe 6eres
9lrbei6e / Sc mellelnliggcn6e Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02

@jprl, lnlte 0erefter op ct 0igt, loll
bar ifrepet al to al Sc onbre Bprnez
bprn. Sioen luug SC ~gn Wiprte=
trons ct lfipn at lc" til en- MeloOi,
ion1 for Mnle0ningen bar fon1ponerct
al 'Tritjof 8acfer @rpnoobl. 9e galn=
le bar lnegct rdrt
@jeiterne iun1leOes pou 9luleltoo
peo 5 SiOen. 0en nnrmelte Tamilie
ug Be 9ongpcjsforeltoe bar fommet
Gagel1 foruo. ri carbohydrates
8prn bar Tru GagnD Yjprnion 81
mar og gr1ing 9jprnon tillte0e.
@aner bar len0t / itor Mungfol0ig=
beo. Torrangen blanot oisie bopoe
&ongeparrets ltore forgplOtc Splp=
bolle. fplot me0 Orfi0eer o9 2illic-
fonpoller; SEN tog Jig pragtfltl0 uO.
Gems cilelere0e Srnalnenter forel IT'LL
Ter ltore 8in0rueflaler. Gen Dap0e
ioabnn ssSnlfription: u@ulo6rpllups=
Oagen II. Septen1ber 1908. Sil
8jprnltierne 9jprnion og True fra
Song @aafon og 0ronl1ing Muu0"
Ser par oglaa in0lgbet Telegram fra
&ongen og 9ronningen. 4oa &on-
gems Telegram lpareoe 8jgrnlou: S S
Dor inoerlige Sof logger ri oct On
ife, at NiaieltGterne un0er lpffelige
Torbolo maa fejre ialnme 6eit".
Sra Ell 9fnffe al 8ruoeparrets
gan1le &enner bar fontnlet ct Maleri
al grtf @erenlfiol0 Yaa Bette @il=
lebe laaes blonot ol1oet fplgenoe 9eop=
ne: 9fina @rieg, Collin 2an1nlers
og Jrue, 5tatslninilter Dticbelie1 og
Jrue, grnlt og S5iian Gors, 9if-
ia Mpller, gilif &eterien og 8eren<
lftolo. Sra Torlagsbogbnnbler 1e=
gel &lgbenDapn Dar fol1n1et ct Wieb=
1enent / antif Still og en- itorortet
8lomiterOeforation Jorn al en- 2p=
re. Sra @eneralfoniul @utenlcbpn
bar ie10t Ell foltbor> en1oljeret gale,
fra Drammens &pinoer ct &ifingc=
ifib / gglb mes iaaoon eeSSnlfriptton:
uSil 8iprnitierne Sj9rulon IL. Sep
tember | @engipenbe6 ira &pin6er /
Drantnen". Eaa Sfibets onoen ST.
De 1too: uSa, bi ellfer". Sfibet
bar fplot mes Sc 6eiligite lpierpoe
&oler.
slllere0e peo Mi06ogstio par an
fommet $40 Selegranner til 9Ggte-
parret, og 6e peobleb'ot itr6n1me in6.
gn al benz Ser len6te telegrafilf 2Df=
pnlfning, bar &ongen al @iirtem-
berg.
8rnb og 8ru0gom bar Dpperlig
Big6r. Sru 8igrnion bor flebt /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02
]loroi(ke Damp(6i6e.
9auif=norif=iucnf .9ltlantcrbapsfar1

Com tioligere onltult fer @lo
oct Dar ser foregaaet Torban0llnge'
mellen1 oanife, 1orlfe og lpenlfe &be
BERT Snteresier ON Sprettelle al er
felles nproiif sltlanterbops(inil
9eorlfc 8opitalilter n1ooarhejoeoe oen
lie &lon og foretraf Ell rem nori.
0illic, ser illtct lfl,l0e bupe ttlin(lcs
nco Oe onore &nnoe.
SSfplge ct Telegram ira &riltianio
al 20. September CT Oenne' Sag nj
orOnet ioaleOes, at Sen f9lles nor
Oilte 2inie er en- ofgjort Sag. Sele
grolnnet lpOer lualcOes:
Sen Elun, Ser lpngere li0 Dm
prret ltn0cr Sperpeielle ON Sprettel
le al en- 0irefte 9omplfibslinie mel
lem Mn1erifa og Sfan0i1lapie1l ON
fntten0e 0olrnorf, 9forge og Speri
&C, er blepet beloigt giennemfprt
TorIioaet on1 nofbu1gige 2inier fro
bpcr al Sc tire 2onbe til Sc 6orcne0t
Stotcr er blepet opgipet, men eftel
Sen peOtogne Ylun pil ollc tire 2on0c
bi0roge en- lige ltor sln0cl al &opi
taleu fpr Sen inu1n1cuiIl1ttc1e 0il1ic
Sil Ell @egpnoellc pil 6 Gonplfib'
6lipe toget 9rltg, Ser lejlcr 1ln0e'
norlf 6log, og Bergen pil blipe Som
pngniets s1opebfporter. Set er for
1tooet, at &ompogriet ollcreoe ba,
truffet cit Sperensfomlt mes Sc tpift
Gonnplfi6sielifober bporpcb cit 9eeb
iuttcllc al Yoslogertof5ternc pil bli
DC 11nOgunet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02
Gn Srans=Misiisiippi Commercial

&unsres pil blipe afbo10t / Gan
6roncisco fra 6. til 10. Oftober. Ser
pil fon1n1e Geltogere fra bele 2anoet,
og 6enne San1menfon11t bil blibe al
iaa 1neget itdrre 8etponi11g, ioln Set
pil blipe SEN fgrlte 1tore Sammen
fomlt Ser bil blioe afbol6t / San
Grancisco iiOen Sor0ifGlDet og 8ran'
oen, og set bliper iaaleoes en 6or.
Dngellesfeit, iom 5an Sranciscoal1er,
ne bil fejre paa en- itori1aaet Mao0e
Ser fommer en- Hepr9iertant for
8r9li6enten &on1islionen for 8epa.
relen al Sc rationale 8elltanbsfil.
ser og SeSnter1tate Commerce &omis'
lionen er ligeleoes in0bu0te, og @n,
perngrerne fra nelten alle 6e peltlige
5tater bill gipe Mgbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-02
1s. AARGANG.
Hgtrparrft 8jnrttan1t.
@nlobrpllup paa Maleitao.

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9uan0en. Sen Sale, 8igrn1on MI
6ol0t til lin @ultrlL er cit af 6e 1ner-
feliglte, ban far Dolrt. Den Dirfe6e
felt betogen0e poo olle.