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The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-06-25
REWARD OF MERIT
Certificates From the State High
School Board
SAUK CENTRE PUPILS
Names of Young People in the Public
Hiqh School Have Passed Their
Examinations

The following is the list of pupils
in the Sauk Centre high school who
have received certificates from the
state high school board, together with
the topics in which they passed:
Chemist;y-Katie Allen, Miles Bre'
count Alice Cass, Willie Dean, John
Dimond, Joyce Eddy, Jessie Eddy
Mary Folmer, Clifford Hartley, Anna
Heger, Paul Hedin, August Larson
Mildred Lathrop, Jennie Myhre, Mat
tie Suckstorff, Mabel Spencer, Mary
Watson.
Higher Algebra-Mabel Benson
LOO Bishop, Inez Brown, Agnes Buck
ley Jessie Buckley, Herbert Butter
Blanche Chisholm, Florence Chisholm
George Corkey, Grover Dimond, Henry
Elliott, Katherine Faville, Arthur
Forsberg, Suey Gallagher, Elmer
Hatch, Anna Hansen, Myrtle Hendry
Harry Hooper, William Johnson
Blanche See, Edwin Madison, Lucille
Miller Mary Palmer, Alice Parker
William Parker, Herbert Swift.
English Ccmposition-Albert Bishop
Miles Brecount, Alice Brophy, Agnes
Buckley, suella Chisholm, Floreno<
Compton, Ruth Compton, Julia Cos
tello, Harvey Dimond, Elmer Hatch
Gertrude Mccartney, Edwin Madsen
Ralph Rien, Sophie Thorenton.
English Literature, 1st year Katie
Allen, Mabel Bean, Edna Brophy
Alice Cass, Blanch Chisholm, Joyce
Eddy, Jessie Eddy, Paul Fish, Mary
Folner, Anna Heger, August Larson
Everett McGibbon, Jennie Myhre
V.etona Pierson, Nora Quill, May
Watson, Ida Weeks, Foster Woodbury.
Mary Zapp.
English Literature, End year Mabe
Bean, Francis Boutell, Blanche CHS
holm, Davis Elliott, Mary Hogan, Ev-
erett MEG !bbon, Jennie Myhre, Nora
Quill, Ida Weeks.
Modern History--MaEel Bean
Francis Boutell, Edna Brophy, jessie
Eddy, Mary Folmer, Everett McGib
bin, Ida Weeks.
Physiology-Anges Buckley, JESSIE
Buckley, Mabel Benson, William John
son, Blanch See, Herbert Swift.
Senior American History-Franci
Boutell, Mary Folmer, Loretta Ma
lorey, Nora Quill, Anna Stromberg.
Botany-Nabel Benson, Joyce Eddy
Harry Hooper, Kari, Oehler, Haze
Pangburn, Alice Parker, William Park
er Nadia Plercon, Herbert Swift.
English History-Francis Boutell
Edna Brophy, Florence Compton, Cliff,
ford Hartley, SEQ Hedin, Paul Hedin
Archie Hogan, Everett McGibbon
Mar Watson.
Ancient History-Albert Bishop
Harvey Dinoni, SEQ Hedin, Anna
Stromberg.
Caesar-Luella Chisholm, Ruth
Compton,, Harvey Dimond, Mae Gal
lagher, Loretta Maloney, Arab Mullin
Sophia ThorntOa.
German L!terature-Julia Costello
John Di--ond, Mary Hogan, August
Larson, Minnie McWold, Jennie Myhre
Matilda Pierson, Maybelle Spencer
Olive Williams, Mary Zapp.
German Grammar-Miles Brecount
Ju' ia Costello, Mae Ga'laghec, etrud,
Mccartney, Matilda Pierson, Ralph
Rien, Olive Williams, Mary Zapp.
Latin Grammar-Mabel Benson, AL.
bert Bishop, IneZ Brown, Herbert But
ler, Florence Chisholm, George Con.
key, Harry Elliott, Katherine Faville.
Arthur Forsberg, SEQ Hedin, Harry
Hooper. William Johnson, Blanche
See Edwin Madsen, Jennie Mckay,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-06-25
Great Attractions At Sauk Centre
July 4
ALL KINDS OF SPORT
Something doing Every Minute
From Early Dawn Until the
Shades of NiQht Descend

The detailed program for the 4th
of July celebration in Sauk Centre is
complete There will be something
doing every minute from the fifty
guns at sunrise until the last waltz at
the two grand balls that are to be
given in the evening. The commit
tees in charge have been doing Yeo-
man work and the result is the fol-
lowing program, which it will pay
ycu to scan closely. Here it is:
Fifty guns at sunrise.
Band concert on the city square.
Grand industrial parade at 9:3O.
LINE OF PARADE.
Marshal of the day.
Mounted police.
Sauk Centre band.
Mayor and city council in carriages
Orator of the day.
Old settlers, of fifty or more years,
il. carriages.
Fire apparatus.
Fire department.
Automobiles.
Business mems floats.
Citizens in carriages.
Second regiment band.
Ragmuffins.
Clowns.
The parade will form at the city
hall, proceed west on Third street to
Deans corner, thence south to Sim
onton's corner, thence east to YES
sey's corner, thence south to Park
er's corner, thence west to Main
street, thence north to city park.
Immediately after The parade Mayor
Minette will deliver his address OF
welcome. Then will follow the ora
tion of the day.
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
At 1 o'clock at the fair grounds
the horse races will be called. The
following being the order:
Green trot or pace, purse, $500
Free for all horses which have never
been driven in race.
Farmers trot or pace, purse, $500
Free for all horses owned and driver
by farmers.
Free for all running, purse, s25.
All races, best two in three, hal
mile heats.
I:30, Foot race, at Fair grounds.
At 2 o'clock p. m. the great dia
mond contest between the crack base
ball teams of Alexandria and Long
Prairie, will be called. This will be
a battle royal for supremacy anC
will be WORTH coming miles to witness
A purse of $3.50 is put up for this
game.
A gun club shoot between teams
from Alexandria, Long Prairie and
Sauk Centre will be pulled off while
the ball game is in progress.
UP TOWN.
400 D. m. Balloon ascension.
Ais p. m. Catching creased pig.
4:3O p. m. Climbing creased pole.
4:45, Team pulling contest, opposite
Palmer House.
500 p. m. Tug of war.
$50 p. m. Foot race, egg race, sack
race.
600 p. m. Pie eating contest.
$50 p. m. Band concert in city
square.
700 p. m. Boat race, launch race,
swimming race.
7:3O d. m. Public wedding for
purse of $4,000.
$3.50 p. m. Fireworks.
Later there will two grand balls.
to be held in the city hall and in the
A. o. U. w. hall. Aliens orchestra
and the city orchestra will furnish
the music
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-06-25

Can You Blame Hmm
A busy merchant displays this sign:
IF you don't know what you want
don't ask for It."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
Vask og strygning
Gn 8arneifpes .6iitoric. Gn Ma=

Gn 8arneifues !6iitoric. gn Ma=
ifiniit Seem Dorf Gitp, Muguit, 8et-
By, mootoe forleoen Sag Ell lille
Eoffe fra lin froifiltc &nitru ber |
8pen, 2ena @eitbp. Baffen inoe=
bolot en- 8orneifo; og paa Saolen
bar ifrepet: v8abp er pe0 at o."
lloen at paffe &1,fiert eller 11oget tog
&eitbp nleo Oct iprite 1oa, til ct.
Saul. 8e0 llnion Depot tog ban CT
Grolfe, bpis Sniff fan fif til at fiere
alt bpoo @cmn1er og ri f11noe boloe
til set @us pau Otiego Street, bpor
bans frolfilte @uitru poageoe oncr
oerp lille. San ltprtcoe ino / 5ulet,
og bans fpritc Spprg5maal giolot
Barnet. @aono t @aano liiteoe Oct
forbenpGrenoe 9g%gtepar Jig inD / Sci
@nrelle, bpor oel1 files Seng 1too
Ne1fDD 1alDt pna Nll9 D9 greco. AuHs
@lnoe lpntes life at fje1oe nogen
Wrenler, ga ban iif pibe, at 6arer
MI bar lpffelig pg pel operltooet.
S Sirsoogs blep Nuguit Scltbp o{
2eno @eltbp gift igien. 3u oen lngt
Man0 traaote in0 / &et5lfripcrens
&ontor for at ltotoge ggteifabsbe
billing, bar Mnligtet enonu Spor a
Saarer. San par 0og laa lDffeltg
at ban maatte fortnlle lin Siltorie II
Sen &ontori1t lon1 u%0fpr0igeoe Sc
billingen. @ou 1ag0e life noget ON
bporfor ian os fans @l1itru mar Die
ben ifilt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

Gn fjerfpmmeu S1tlesape % en-
ier0eles billig tillige pil ct Mbonne>
mer,t paa bette 8lao bore. @lem
lite bette, 11aar De gaar SSl1lenS Dsn=
ifeieoler efter. Set bill glpoe lange
l1b Gioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

y 81 lfuloe enife, at Ell eller onocn
8oitppien fpn0ig Mano piloe fla=
re SEN Nauoe, at ct 8la0, Ser inO=
leperes poa Hoitbuiet rettioig, ofte
er ct 8ur Gage, it1noom mere,
ON at 11au Mbonne1terne.
Me6 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

Tprcninscn r@oot 9aab"s branta>
tiifc Sclifab bar mootaget Snobpoel-
le fra Society 9a11ia / Minneapolis
ON at lpille u6altelaunsgil0et" Der
opre. 2igeleoes bar oe mootoge1
Snobpbelie fra 2l1cf, isis, ON at op.
FIRE Stpffet ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

9bcm ften6er life 6e mo6erne SsSl1=
le= og Nptaorsfort, ser toger Jig III
JONI ~ rosne" = prepareret n1e6 Ell
SnbltanS al fnuit @los og Minerul-
glimmer, laa Sc ligner peritabel
froslen Sne og altiaa ieroeles pos
lenoe for Marstioen? Mupel,
oisie Sort fan man jenoe giennem
soften iao meget man bill, foruolat
man onbringer 0em i nlminoeliae el=
ler transparente &ol1polutter me6 ct
to Gents Srimnrfc u0enpaa, mer,
oilers bliper Sc itoppeoe og gaor til
r3eoo Better Office" / @aibington,
meo an6re Srb / Sen forte @rp6e.
Sporfor? Soroi Onfel Cams Soft
betiente riiiferer at ifere Jig paa
oisie Sort % faa 8looforgiftning i
Spnoerne me6 andre ubebageIige
5glger, % noen 0milag er 6e mi Der
for bgmt til 8oal % Brand. Saa
M beo man, bpa6 man bar at rette
iig efter. ID ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

uMprben Club" afboloer 5. 80. De-
cenrber Sal paa CHS Sail for Meo-
lenumer og Senner. arrangements
fomiteen beitaar al q. 6. Sloan, So
lepb 81. S%ocflon, &onlul @obe, 6. s.
Mro]in, 81. 8. &olen, Or. S. 8. Sobn=
Jon, Geo. &raf, 8. @albloom> ST..
g. g. 'Saaoberg, Mott Senien, S. 81.
5menion, 9r. @olcomb, S. .. &C.
oerberg, 6. Norton, g.. Oluno, Go.
Eeterion, S. g. Senien, g. 81. San
Otter og g. 81. Hontbam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
Sprana Ms fra onbcu Gtaoe. oSpbn

Sprang 1to fra anbcn Gta9e. Sobl1
Senien reooe0e 1iolte SorSoog Mfte11
9ipet peo at lpringe u0 al ct onocn=
etogcs @ino11, ga 6. Seniens &ns,
1872 g.. @obaiba st., fom / 8ron0.
San bar ale1te biemme og lau og JOB,
81 Sloe11 brpo us; bar1 font lmerte=
fu(bt till fa6e. 8rano ifa6en er ont
firing $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
set Morifc scljfab / Nlmcrifa'

u9et Mprfc selifab / Mmerifa"
paIgte pao lit Mpoe fer / 8pcn |
6rebags plgenoe M 8eitprelie;
6ornmnb, Nrof. @isle 8otbne; 81
cc=6ormano, g. Mnrmoicn, Decorab,
So.; Sefretrr, Us. Nger, Galt Claire,
@is.; aaslerer, @arolo 9boricn, ST.
bonn Safe, Minn. Eli 5ruitees pulg.
tes &oniul @obc, Or. >. 5an0, Gar'
90, &C.. Sat, og 2epis 2arion, Gum
berlaub, isis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
"6pnkattr
8kattntt1au"

pnifer nosen at ie BET encite nor
ife Slab mellem Gaseabebjersene
% @orb 9afota, iaa fun SCI
taaes ct belt Iar for $1.00, Sri
merfer cller MoneD Orber, ienbt
til fpl9en6e NbreSic:
6bpfaneS fanbina b,
Spufane, @aib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
Taylor County, Wis.,,

is the best developed and most desirable
for new settlers in Wisconsin. We sell
land to actual settlers, and guarantee fair
treatment. Book about Taylor County
and State map free. Write us today in
English. WISCONSIN LAND CO.,
876 Milwaukee ST.. Milwaukee, Wis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

Mpromenbcnts Gangfurening bill
Sen 9oe Sanuor fejre lit 20=slars
SSSl1bilrum meo cit 8a11fet / Il. 6. 8
Nsiemblp &ooms / 2olprp Mrcaoe
Ser pil blipe en- operor0enlig fin Mn.
refining. &omiteen, ser beitoar a
Nc. g. @otbne, 5borpalo @aage, 6rel
Gbriltopberion, Sbeo. @pel og 6re(
9crglurb, er iferb nneb at 11barbeiOe
ct .it,tereslant 6eftprogram. Brof
Sobn 9oble bliper Mftenens Soait
molter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

9anif @nbstjcncite, Sen oonife
lutberife Trinenigbe0 boloer forelp=
big @l1bstiene1te / Union Gospel
Misiion Sail, 235 6. Z. Str, bper
Spnoog Torm. ST. 1890, ligele=
0e5 1 lite Sulebdg. Nlle CT
pelfon1nlela. Yaitor g. 8ierre proc
Differ og Sc 0anife S%alm1ebpger ofbe=
npttes. 9e er unlno0et ON at tage
Deres egen 5oluebog me6 og beoe
&enncr ON at gjgrc Set lonme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
,,st, 8anl sibenbe"

ust. &a,1l Stoenbc"
goar / Yresien bper Eors6o'9
@tiODag, bporfor bore ere6e Snole11=
oerc al Tora,ingsnpt, advertisements
ter olp., beocs orage Smiorg for, at
alt laooant ct tnoien0t til Onsoag
often eller eneit 5orsoag
Worge1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

9cn fpritc Gfsamen for Trained
Nurles", lom pil blipe r%egiitreret l>1=
Ser 2open al 1907, bol0tes / forrige
llge / 81. 2ufe's @oipital. &egiltro=
ton CT life npopen0ig for SEM. lon1
pil gipre en- Spgepleierifcs Nrbeioe,
men set far lin 6or0el OerDeO, at 0e
blipcr falot uregiitereO 9e1rie".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

9posfalb. &erman @anien, Ell
Morbmnno, bp6e Sirsoogs Mftes fer
/ 8pen at IGring / cit Ml6er at Al
Mor. San bar fra 5tobonger oa
fom til Mmerifo for iefs Nlor lioen.
SON bopoe / Sc lio1te tire Star orbej0et
/ @oloen &ule 9eparten1entsbuttf
fpr SEN SID bapoe fan o%rbejoet Ct
Har Mar / @egna 8ros. DrD Goods
8utif poa Geoor Mpenue, Minne:
apolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

Gn nrrgaaenbe Sgt. Clara 9nl,t=
sen, iom Dor / 667 Sobn Ctr, ar1=
mel6te / 2gr6ogs til Yolitiet> at en-
5pp brp6 inb / Mcper &auffn1ans
@us, 429 @rope 5treet, 6reoag Mf.
ten, bonot benoe, fnptte0e ct &leoe
ON benoes Sope0 og foripneoe Zig
mes &er6igienitanoe. &auffmanS
lille Cater lao peb 5ioen al benoe
Seneen, men bleb life peffet at SD.
ben. &olitiet bar lat Ell 0p6oger til
11ermere at un0erigge Sagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

We'd Kj9b eller Reparation at
IUhre besGg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
st. PAUL.

"Sk P.nl Ndsode" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

@npernpr Spbnion fomnlcr tilboge
9ogcr fsr Sui fra lin &ejie til @dlb=
ington % lin Torcorugstourne /
'2iten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
Simon Nelipn.

Ser berlfer Suletraplbeo paa 200
Gait tiff Strect, bpor Dor populere
2an0smano Gimon Nell on 6riper lin
omfatten0e Sl1peler= % l1brmager=
forretning. Meo SDnboens lune
@un1pr fat Der. geelion / Morenes
2eb oporbej0ct ltn itore Sorretning
altio er man liffer poa ct Denligt
emil, og Set CT 11oen Spipl bans ltore
@llfpnr0igbeo og sen reelle 8etle=
ming, n1a1t alti0 er iiffer poo, Ser bar
brogt bam flcre Senlrer % &1tnber,
enc Sc flelte ~anrbenpiie til; Ser er
Del nGppe 11ogen 2anosmano Ger er
mere befjenot og afbolot / Gpilling=
bDerne ems ullbrmageren". Sag 81
lfen ltaar ielpc Manoen, l,r,g, imi=
len6e og %tripclig ion1 altib; men ion1
iagt - ban bar tranlt rll til Srtler1,
og bpis nogen lful6e fon1nle og inbt:
tere bom til cit be6re Mften5mao, bill
Scr. @elion mcget befloge, at Gor:
retningen frGper al bar1s 3io, met
at fan bill bore nreget t%ofnemmeliQ
for en- Sn6bpoelie mellem Sui oQ
9eDtaar. &i bebpper nGppe at anbe:
fale Simon Nelions 8%orretning til
bore 2%an6sn1pno; enbper fien6e>
bam og fan ppre liffer poo reef Sc.
banoling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

r@ocialtit 2abur &artp" ofboloer
lin 16oe aarlige Sl1lefeit me0 l1n0er=
boloning og Sal 6reoag 5. 1. Sa=
nror 1909 pao federation Sail. I'm
oerboloningen begpnoer &1. 3 ON ST.
termto6agen me6 felgenoe &rogram:
1. Superture Orfeitret. 2. Sale.
3. Song ~Ibe Marieillaiie", 9auia
Singing Society. 4. Duet vDonce
Of tbe Gemon": Miis @amie @ub=
mann ans Miis emma @ruet5fe.
5. Eiono Selection: Miis Minnie
Dinelen. 6. &ecitation: Mrs. 6. IS.
@ricflon. Z. Sector 8ision ano
Brothers, @agictan. 8. 9>1et: Mrs.
Suttle og @rs. 8iibop. 8. Biano
Solo ~Moonligbt on tbe &uo1on"
Miis Gimme @ruet5fe. 10. 5firt
Dance: Grace Mc2eob. II. uopalg=
tie @onge: 9onia Singing Societp.
~. Sumorous Selections: 5am1,el
Sobnion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

MD ct. Eanl &ro pber Mtsfs=
iippi~ &ongresien / @aibington peo=
tpg / Snsoogs cit ier1filt Sou ON
&onltruftionen al cit 1p 8ro oper
6lo0en DeO Soutb Nurf. Set bliuer
lt0elrffen0e Ell Ser1banebro, GOO
SOB / 2Gngoe ira 8reo til 8reo;
&ontraft paa l1ofsreliem er blepcn gi-
bet til Mmericon 8ribge Building
60. at Cambridge, &o., og SEN pentes
at ifltlle bore fer0ig ti6ligt nn1te
6oraar. Gen 11De 8ro bill / olle1
bpieite @roo lette &aretrafifen mel:
lenr 8pel1 fer og Sortb ct. Saul;
tioligere far 6enne maattet gigre BE-
tDoelige Smbeie as forlfiellige Ser,1.
banelinter, me6ens ser peb Sen npe
8ro oil ipares life mir6re ems s Mil
/ &eil9ngoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18


8ulgatbaftrfen. &aitor 81. 6
5pcblen preoifer / @olgatbafirfen
Spnoag 5. 20. December 81. 1870
5orm. &onfirmattonsnu6erptsnin
gen begDnoer famine Sag 81. 1910
og allie, ser maatte enlfe at faa 6eres
8prn fonfirmeret, be6es la0e Dem
fonnme be6 6en1e 2eiligbe0, Ga ma
pnifer at faa iaa mango iom ,muligt.
Sl1leoag, 6re6ag 5. 25. December,
oil ser blipe @u6stieneite / &irfen
ON 5orm. til i96banlig Sio. Mlle
CT DjGrtelig belfommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

.Micc Miclicn, sen lille 6o1jfe
Sungfugl, bpem n1a11 I'LL folber zen
an6en SAITH, par 9oloilt beb SDm=
foni=O rfeItrets &oncert lio1te 3irsz
Dag Mftcn og gioroe itornuenoe 2pf=
fe. Set ct neppe for n1eget iogt, at
bun er peo at erobre Jig CIT Ylaos
iom en- al Sc itore 5tierner paa Spe-
raens @immel. Ga bum iom iagt er
al oanif &ertomit og liges at bore al
go0t oanif Sinbclog, ligeiom bun ifal
fu1u1e tale lit Ieoreneiprog leroeles
forfeit, fan set n1uai fe babe i'm Sn-
teresie at bgrc benoes 2epnetslgb,
iom ri Der g%iengiuer efter M1,iifipol=
ten / it6lte vMtnneapolis Sgnoag
Si6enoe":
Mlice 9sielien cr>fpot / Maibpille,
Genn., Dotter al erasmus SSparius
Mielien, en- Sam t, efter bpeln FUN or
beoe iinm ultfnlife @egopelle, og Co
rab Miellen, Ell Srlenoerinoe. Sent
oes Sober og6e, on bum Dor 7 Mar
gammel, og Tamilien flptteoe til
&anias Gitp, bpor bum gift paa ct.
Ibereia's Mca6emp og ituoere6e Mfu-
tit bos Mar 9e5ci. Sum iang fprit
/ Secret / ct. @atricfs Strife, inotil
bum / 1892 reiitc ,1o me0 ct &oncert=
ielifab. S 81. Soiepb, @o., blep Ell
Direftgr for ct Operetteielifab op=
merfiom poo benbes Stemne og en-
gagereoe benoe. Sun rejite meo Gel
ifabet til Daflano, Gal, bpor bun,
gior6e i'm Debltt | Speretten lon1
Gum GUM i uMifaooen". s. San
6rancisco blep fun engageret pe6 81
poli> lang fgrit minore &artier, men
blep lioen Erimo0onno. S 1896 blep
bum Me6lem al u8oStonians", iong
/ n&obin 5000, Bohemian Girl"
og flere andre Operaer at Ben let
tere Genre % gioroe iaaoan 2ptfe,
at bun blep uoieet til at uofere So
pe0rollen / Serberts u9be Gortnne
1eller". &enoes 8unit nofoloeoes
% bofseoe itaoig, inotil bun for iefs
Mar iioen git oper til ben itorre'
.9pern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18
9en banife lntbcrife 6rimeniabeo,

9en bamife lutbcrife Trimenisbeo,
ionr boloer fine @,1ostieneiter i Union
Gospel Misiion Sail, 235 6. Z. ctr,
blep iioite Senoag glebelig operroifet
peo at finoe Salen uoluftet og alt /
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affompagnereoe paa 8iono, 90 bum
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-18

st %ifreffelist Talb. gn Mrbeioel
fra Minneopolis, CHRIS. 9abis, falo1
/ Manoags fra SEN 11pe Sort Snel:
ling 8ro, paa bpilfen ban er meb til
at arbeioe, fra en- @eioe al So Sol
og neo paa oen iso9fte Minneloto
&iper ne6en UNDER. Sen ulpffelige
fal6t flabt paa Mniigtet og fnuite Soc.
len og &iebebenet, men Sier gtf boq
t StDffer UNDER bam, bporpe6 6al6e1
life blep umi6oelbort 6g6bringenoe
@an blep | itprite @alt bragt til So.
ipitalet / Sort Snelling, me11 ielt
ON ban ifulbe operIepe set, pil bar
Dog bore ifreffelig bonliret fol
2ibstio.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
FEARS FOR LIVES
Of ROYAL GUESTS
Troops Guard Cars Pal
ace, Flied for Tomor-
rows Wedding.

ST PETERSBURG, May -.-Tsarskoc-
Selo has the appearance Of a belelg-
uered citadel today.
It always is closely guarded. The
guards are trebIed Wien the Car is
there. Now It is the temporary head
u ,1@EsCI, IL almost every noble Of the
royal blood. as well. The lesser aris-
tocracy swarm about the palace. As
the Cars guests. King Gustav and
Prince William Of Sweden are sheltered
under its roof, too
The authorities are intensely afraid
of such gatherings. They always fear
that the terrorists viii take advantage
Of the opportunity for the maximum
Of slaughter Of representative s OF the
ruling class al a minimum expenditure
of risk and preparation.
So ISarSkOe-SelO has been surround
ed by troops no one is permitted -
pass the picket lines without fully sat
proaCh royalty. The disregard OF q
challenge brings a shot; the slightest
suspicious circumstance in the visitor s
appearance. manner Of approach Or adj
dress, an arrest
Members Of the royal family or thei.
guests ride out occasional y IN their
automobiles. OF -hlch a train load have
been taken to the palace Tor their con-
Venience. When they do so. they 90
attended by cavalry csc. IT'S aEG the
roads are kept cleared while they pass.
The occasion, OF course, is the mar
riage Of Prince William of Sweden 10
the Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna.
daughter Of Grand Duke Paul Alexar-
drOVitch and cousin to the Car. All
preparations have ben completed for
In King GUstaVS suite are Prince
carl aud Princess lngeborg OF Sweden
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
MAN KILLS TWO,
DRIVES WIFE OUT
Murders Her Parents After
Being Sued for
Divorce.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. May .
Without a word OF warning and al
lowing no defense, Joseph B. Blunt,
a well-known citizen, shot and killed
his wife's parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Homer
s. Jones, this morning IN the bed room
shared by the Jones. couple, and Blunt's
wife and two children. The latter wit
ressesed the murder. and was driven
cut doors into a binding snowstOrn
in peril OF death.
Blunt's wife sued him for divorce
7 thursday, claiming he had threatened
her life repeatedly and mistreated her.
She went home TO her parents. living
but a few rods distant. and into this
house. Blunt entered at daybreak. Jones
was shot three times, falling dead on
the floor. His wife was MORALLY wound
ed as she lay in bed. expiring in her
attempt to rise. Brunts little boy.
aged four years, was sleeping with
them, but was unhurt. Mrs. Blunt
picked UP her daughter. aged two. and
ran out doors wandering airolessly,
while the neighbors called the police,
believing the woman demented-
Blunt walked into headquarters and
surrendered. The victims were hfty-siX
and fifty-five years old. respectively.
THE murderer is q former street car
emplove. who has been working IN j
wholesale LIQUOR store lately.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
INQUEST MONDAY
ON TRAIN VICTIM
Ambulance Bearing Carroll
10 Hospital Struck by
Trolley.

Coroner hewitt will hold an inquest
Monday over the body Of Joseph Car
roll, OF Highland Falls, y. Y. who died
last night in the Casualty Hospital
from injuries received a few hours
previous, when he was struck by a
passenger engine in the Terminal yards.
near Second and K streets northeast.
The ambulance in which Carroll was
conveyed to the hospital was struck by
a street car at Massachusetts, avenue
and Fourth street northeast, and Dr.
Watson NlOfht had a narrow escape
from serious Injury.
While neither Carroll or the physician
was thrown from the ambulance, the
vehicle was badly damaged. David Nor
resy. the driver. was hurled from his
seat. The horse, freeG oy the crash,
ran down Massachusetts avenue.
Carroll. who was formerly in the
Marine Corps. and later employed as
yardmaster of a small branch railroad
in Virginia, came 10 washington a few
days ago TO seek employment. He went
TO the Terminal yards about 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. to see tie yard
master. and was struck by train.
He was picked up by W W. Gordon,
yaTdmaster. and a call was Sent 10 the
Casualty Hospital. DR.. MofhtJ respond
ed in the ambulance.
telegram Was received az Police
from Michael Carroll, the
dead mans father. requesting that the
body be turned over 10 an undertaken
and shipped 10 Highland Falls.