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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01
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The Summer BOdrder


The rolling ranges Of the Blue Ridge
and the Smokes have become the camp
ing ground Of ambitious artists and art
students. Amaryl was accustomed to
see them pass along the road, with
camp stools and other paraphernalia,
to meet youths and maidens in the pur-
suit of art wandering through the for
ests, valleys and fields, intent on hope
less and fruitless attempts to capture
the glories of sunset and sunrise down
a vista Of far-distant peaks.
When their summer boarder, there
fore, unpacked an easel, paints and
brushes, Amaryl was delighted. you
could make lovely pictures If you would
COPY the scenes around here. I will
take you to see our wonderful falls and
cascades, and there is nothing lovelier
than Mission Valley when the moon
floods it with light. A river runs
through it like silver thread and the
sawmill and little settlement below the
crags are wonderfully picturesque"
II came to your mountains seeking
the loveliest thing in NATURE the art
list answered ambiguously. He was
watching Anaryl through half-closed
eyes while she transplanted some ferns.
| She was too intent on her task to no.
tice his steady gaze.
! The artist seemed to be lazy. He
was content to spend hours in his room,
idling, presumably; then he would wan
| Il off Ap1arv1 uhnn che nn1111
spare the time in the sweet, late after
Moons to visit some beautiful spot she
told him of. No one knew Of the glo-
rious canvas which he kept locked in
closet Of his room.
He would sketch for few moments,
then, throwing himself on some moss
covered rock by Amaryl's side, would
drift into desultory descriptions of
scenes of far-distant lands, or would
wander into dreamy speculation on the
problems Of life, whose charm was ac-
centuated by the murmur of waterfalls
or the wind playing it's Eolian harp in
the pines and hemlocks overhead
Their summer boarder had offered sc
large a price for the room he occupied
with it's quaint mountain-made furni
ture, that Susan Wilbor's sad face
frightened visibly and faint color
came into her pale cheeks. Hes gen
tleman," was Sam Wilbor's comment
when told of it after he had come hom.
weary from his usual work in the field
The days passed swiftly that sum
iner. and never had Amaryl been ST
happy. She was always busy, but fount
time to take pleasant strolls with Phil
ip Armstrong when her days work wa
one.
"What pity you are not more ambi
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01

hand on Amaryl's head, for she sat OLE
a low stool close to him. Amaryl drew
his arm lovingly around her neck.
And when, an hour later, Philip Arm
strong stood with Amaryl on the rustic
porch to watch the moon rise in blaze,
Of glory behind the distant hills, this
last night Of his stay in the mountains,
there was a suppressed triumph in his
eyes. His great picture was finished.
Il came to your mountains for sub
lime inspiration, and I found it in YOU
-Amaryl, child Of beauty. I am poor
devil Of an artist, always striving and
straining after impossible ideals With
out you l would fail Will you marry
me, little one, and be my Inspirations
You will always have my undying de-
votion."
Some months later carriage rolled
up to Mrs. Dartmore's door, and two
people got out.
81 have brought my wife to see you,
dear friend,' Philip Armstrong said OLE
being i.shered into an deliberately hand,
some morning room.
phillip Armstrong, you don't think
that you have surprised me, do your"
Mrs Dartmore asked scornfully, after
, clasping Amaryl lovingly in her arms"
| ."Why, child" she said, holding her
off to get better view of her, you are
handsomer thin his painting Of YOU
you know you have been awarded
the gold medal" she added, turning to-
Philip, her face aglow with pride and
satisfaction. Here's the cablegram
Paris and London are mving over your
picture, Amaryl. Here is your check
book, child. The money is fairly yours
Ask Philip. Baron Won Stamer bought
it for $4,000 Philip does not need the,
money. You can play ducks and brakes
with it If you choose. He has more
than he knows what to do with, child
You may not know it, my dear, but you
have married very great artist.
"Come upstairs with me, dearie+
your rooms are ready. You and Philip
are to stay with me until Susan and
Sam arrive. l am having the house
next door prepared for them. Philip
can take you abroad after they come.
He has not done you Justice, but his,
picture is glorious. New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01

tiOus," she said to him chidingly. Il
am sure you could paint better than all
of them if you would only try" at
which the artist laughed gayly.
Many long unknown comforts crept
into the cottage, and the artist seemed
to think it only natural to buy layishly
from all the country wagons as they
came numbering by.
He is pleasant and kind-hearted, y
was Susan's comment. "He is much
more than that Sam Wilbor said,
glancing down at his toil-Worn hands.
''He has the fine instincts of a man of
true breeding. He ought to be wealthy ;
wealth."
The artist and Sam Wilbor were con-
genial. They had long talks together
in the cleaning on the porch, and the
weatherbeaten toiler and former club
man saw the summer draw to a close
most regretfully.
In answer to a letter Of inquiry
which was shrewd, kindly and world.
ly, the artist wrote to Mrs Dartmore
1.-The child is divine, fair in face and
form, and OH my friend. what sweet
freshness of heart and spirit! 1t must
be the grandeur Of Nature in those vas1
rolling ranges, always pointing to lofty
ideals and immeasurable heights, which
has made Amaryl the perfect being she
is.
"My picture requires but few more
touches. l have studied her face under
all aspects and emotion She lives OF
the canvas a spirit of fame and beauty
T will send it to the Paris salon. Woult
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01
Poetry Defined.

George P. Morris, the author Of
"Woodman, Spare That Tree" was a.
general Of the New York militia and a
fayorite with all who knew him. Mrs
Sherwood in her "reminiscences tells
how another poet associated the general
with definition of poetry.
Once Fitz-Greene Halleck. the author
of s'Marco Bozzaris," called upon her in
New York in his old age, and she asked
him to define for her what was poetry
and what was prose.
He replied: when Gen. Morris COM
mands his brigade and says, Soldiers,
draw your swords! he talks prose
When he says, Soldiers, draw your
willing swords!' he talks poetry"
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01

that I could keep it. But our compact
holds good. It's price is Amaryls.
"As to the other clause Of our en-
gagement, l will bring her to see you
some time this winter
Mrs. Dartmore folded the letter and
put it slowly back into its envelope.
and there was a faint smile on her lips
and a CLEAN Of keenest pleasure in her
clever eyes. "Poor, dear Susan, and
! Sam-that hero, Sam. 1 am glad,' She
murmured.
| The tourists, art students and art
professors all left the mountains, and
went back to their various Vocations
amid the grind and struggle Of daily
life in big centers. The old ranges
were left to themselves. The little ham
lets and villages dropped back into
sleepy ways, and the four-ox wagons
passed slowly along the public roads
unmolested by smart traps, fashionable
road carts and well dressed people.
The approach of fall was felt in the
air, these late September days, and the
leaves of the forest were crimson and
purple and gold. Amaryl was disquiet'
ed and unhappy. "He leaves us next
week, mother. How delightful the sum
mer has BEEN" she said, sadly.
His coming to Us was a great bless
ing. Perhaps he will return next sum
mer, child" her mother answered.
Eyes, a great blessing. We have MOI
been so comfortable and happy fol
many years." Sam Wilbor said. musing
". from where he sat smoking by ths
fire, for the evenings were cool and th'
blaze CHEEKY.
"a pleasant companion. A true gen
tleman, Amaryl, daughter He will COM
back some day." he added, placing hi
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01
LEARNING THE BEST.

A tired little worm went to sleep one day
In a soft little cradle of silken gray,
And he said, as he snugly curled up in
his nest,
'Oh, crawling was pleasant, but rest is
best"
He slept through the winter, long and
cold,
All tightly up in his blanket rolled
And at last awoke on a warm spring day,
To find that the winter had gone away.
He awoke to find he had golden wings,
And no longer need crawl over sticks and
things.
ooh, the earth was NICE" said the glad
butterfly
But Heaven is best when we learn to
fly"
Weekly Bouquet.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01
From the DEVILS Note Book.

Death came near to her when she
was young and beautiful.
ooh, have mercy!" she cried. "I am
not prepared to die-there it too much
before me-"
Death desisted, but returned a few
years later. The woman held forth her
trembling hands in duplication:
spare me! Have mercy I am not
prepared to die-there is too much be-
hind mel"
Moral-There is no pleasing some
people.-Smart Set.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01

Him-I consulted a fortune teller to
day and she told me that [ was IN love
with pretty girl, but she would never
marry me, 1t looks like I am up
against it
she-Oh, not necessarily. No fortune
teller Is authorized to speak for me.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01
Much the Same.

Travers-Yes, I met your brother
when I was in Arizona. He's road
agent, I believe.
Easterly-sir do you mean to insult
me? My brother Is real estate agent.
Travers-Oh, l beg pardon, but l
knew it was something like that.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01
The Sarcastic Victim.

The Barber-Your hair Is coming
out on top, sir.
The Crank-Good. I knew 1t was in
me. Now, for goodness sake, don't talk
to it or it will crawl back again.-Phlb
adelphia Press
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-01

The snake-nut tree is native of
British Guiana The kernel Of the nut
bears a marvellous resemblance to
coiled suata
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

+, ge 9aullc luenlfe &irfe poa Slpanlor
gtrect / Pbilooelpbio 5ir5oag slfteli
IS. 81. Wiarts !, Der blep fer uofprt
ct opcrproenligt lint .Nrogran, oeI
par Sen imuffeite Operensitenuucl=
ie ne0 Ste0etS sS1elligbe0 og Sc mat
&c biitorilfe Min0ef &irfen RUNNER
|Den inole0eOes lne0 5p6ern1a11ns
vSpenlf 9rpllupslnaricb", brilliant
|uofprt puo Srgel al sDir. eler. sln.
|6crlon. Scandinavian @lee Club us
fprtc Ell 9fnffc Songnl1mre; 2inb-
blo05 u5triosbpn", &jprulfs v8rl1=
Ocfrr0en / 6arOonger" 0. il; e1opi~
ocre blep sQio3ortS v5elnpelorie"
lunget meb 9o5iolo al &erman Ser
bier, og lSronf @ollin l1Ofprte Ell
Screnooe al Scbubert paa 8iolin
Ntr. slmonOus Sobnion talte ON
"Spenlferne pc0 Oelomare", Ealtct
u. IS. @uiitenOabl al Sen norife lu-
tberitc 5ril1itotis &irfc bolbt ct CLINT
renOe Tore0rog ON Sfdn0inuperne i
slncrifa, lon ri gjengiper ne0enfor,
pg Hoitor &. 6. Sl6tt talte on1
Sfanbinoperne Ebilaoelpbia poo Ell
/ bei @roo fGng5lenbe Maaoe.
@fter &irfcfeiten ofboloteS en-
@era Toreningens 2ofale, bpor Ga.
le, Gong og @t11lif pefsleoe .ooifil-
lige elmer, og bpor Stemningen bar
i bej @roo liplig og bjertelig.
9eeite Sag, Ons6ag, par 6eitens
&opeooog, og set blep en- itor Sag.
;9en begpnote om 6orn1io6agen meo
Mootagelie 'Toreninge11s 2ofQler,
buoretter Scr ON @ftermi66agen bar
6orretntngs1npoe me6 @alg al 8e-
itDrelie. Be6 @ope6feiten om glfte.
men bar 6er mbot &epreientonter fra
tolrige anore ifanoinabiffe Sorenir
ger, og Sen energiife @o6tagelies=
|&olnite, bpts 6orman6 bar g. g. De=
ICEBERG, og iom foreprigt beitoo al
o'Srr. S. g. Micbaelien Gbarles
6inert, Sobn 8rD6e, g. Sbomie1,.
@rel Seiien, @opbss 8ecf, Benjamin:
IMielien og ST. l19elan6, bar 6en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

Gi far peo forifiellige 2eiligbeoer
on1talt, at Dem 9ooe gan1le Jorenirg
uStanoinopiif Selifab Ybilaoel~
pbia", Der beitoor al ioa pel 9eoro=
mGno og Spe11ife iom 9anlfe, / lan=
ge Sioer bar truffet ltorartcoe Jor-
bereoelier til lit 40 Mars Srbileu!::
s. 81. Marts og 1. slpril. 9ict BE-
let blube set pere foloet ct 139 Mars
Sl1bileun1, ioet BET er lao mango Mar
iioen at Sen ferite lfonoil1opiifc Sore
ming Ybilaoelpbio, rSocietas 5can=
0inapieniis" blep oprcttet 0eu
Screening al bpilfen uSfanoinapilt
@elifab" er en- @fterfonlner ltge
2i,1ie. Set moa ba nnrlneit bctrag=
tes lon ct l(oIlag al Soreuil,genS
@elfeOenbe0, at Oen itfe bupOeOe Deli
139 s(ars sllocr5 9}et, men l1oje0eS
men Sc 40 Star.
Su6ileumsfeltcn er nlt forbi. Set
bar en- 6elt, lom 5ellfobe1 Dopoe 9gre
al enbper @enleenoc, og joni for
tiener at i11otegnes / bcts 9(nnolor
me6 gpl0en 5frift. esffe Blot bopos
s(rrongenentS-&on uofprt ct
itort ng pellDffet 9(rbejoe, men al
olle Gnfeltbc0cr frc.ngif, at Selifobe:
ito6 bag Oenne &pnite mes lill 1cle
@iel, og at bpert cnfelt 0leolem
bap6e lat bele i'm Gnergi ino peg
at fejre Sen gomle Organization pa,
en- per0ig s'oobe. Set bar let at is.
at Set operalt bar 2plten og sen gob1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

Gtlie, ser bar S9rfetS 0ripfraft
9eraf fom Sen glimrenOe 6lfcea
9llle 0eltagere bar enige onl at Ell
ilnuffere lfanoinopiif Jeit far iftl
prrct afbolot ber / slnerifa. 81
ben afgop Oct ifjpnneite 8epis for,
bpor goOt 9fpronteno, Spenlfe o.
Sanife fan arbeioe / Telleslfob OH
cit itor Spgope.
Merperen6e 8loo por set igrits
ifanoinapiife 8la6 / slmerito, ser :.
/ Sanuar 5. 81. : 9op ct uoferlia
Speriiet ober ~Sfanoil1apiif Gel.
ifab"s Silblipelie og @iltorie, ioet ri
unmel6te BEN tilltunoe,,be S,,bilp=
umsfeit. Set er os 6erfor en- lerlio
@le6e pe6 fblgenoe forte &eferot 1t
Soften at funne Haa fait, at @ellfo=
bet bar giort fin Sraoition Sore o.
gipet fine @ielter oet sS11otrpf, at set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
Det @kanhtnautakr 6rlakat Hhtlahrlf1t1ta

traplelte Gtrflon1beo og par tillteoe
operolt og 110piite ben melt itorlaa-
|eoc noroilfe @ieitfribeo. Gor ralfs
2anosmanb, Wfaior s. "a. Wacbolb
ser Dapbe baaret ocn itsrltc 0el al
Oct baaroe slrrangemcnt5=slrbejb
Dar ber ret lit @S og biaIp til me0
at iprge for, at Ser blcp tagct 9en.
inn til ollie aa at alle fl1n0e fglc Jig
bielnme. Solen por pragtfltlot oe-
forcret al por Sygtige oanosmano
Mrfiteft Sobn Stilllnon. 0oge1
igjennenl uar ser ltrp1llnet Sele=
gramn1er, @repe % Yrelenter in0 til
Jorenin9elL og Sc lfriftlige og telt=
grofiife Sillcner blcp pplnite on1 9lf-
tcncn.
9)len ct lnrligt pragtfl1lot Syn pat
Set at le Sen enc Iore1li1g otter 0e,.
a1l0en fomne uorlcbere110c Up igjen=
nem Sen nlrgtlgc Snl sfnr 1u1bcr Nt11=
If og Sll6el at hlipe i11trobuceret for
rSfanoinapiif Sellfob"5 9eltprellc
og for SEN frernberc 2pfpnlfninger
DogenS slnlc0ni1g. Cen byggeligit,
og melt feitlige Stenning gjor0e Jig
|gjgl0el1oe operalt, pg benne iSelt pil
| Sanobeo blipe 1tforolen1nelig for
ollie 6ent> Ser oeltog Sen.
Gen ifo1roil1opilfe Eresie bar re.
prulenteret pco ~9sorolpict"', 9onlf=
glnerifaneren" og r9fnrOiticrnal1" a
9felp Dbrf, ng Sc NuSllu1sienlfe 8lo<
Sc pe0 6. HosmuSlen, WfirneopoIiS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

Si bel1tpoeOe operfor til SEN slrti
fel, ri bragte Snnuar @iaaneD orr
uSfanoinapilf Sellfab" og oets Tor.
genger "Societas Scan0inapieniis"
og 1fal Blot benne Torbinbelje n1ii:.
oe ON, at George @aibington, oe
Gorene6e Staters fgrite Yr9li6ent
bar 9gresmeolem al oct iibltl1epnte
Selifab &raft al Ben ifanoinabi lfe
Mfitan1ning, iom ban erfien6te og ial'
te en- 9@re /. st anbet W}eole1n al
bette @elifab, Sobn Morton,. bar en- al
6em, Der unoerifrep 1afbengigbe6s,
erfleringen og par Ell al 6e iprigits
Salsmen6 for Gribeben. 9lf anbr:
trofaite Gribe6smeno al norbt1t
8Dro> Ser bar Meblen1ner al ~Socie.
tus @can0inapieniis", ifal ri income
5afarias &o,,lien, @briitian Gibige,
og Mleranber Senien, bpis Taler, oe1
bren6te al Hatriotisme, beppgeol
mango til at lutte Zig til 6ribe6en:
Gag. gnobi6ere n1aa nepnes iom et
af 6e gamle Me6le1nmer Hreiten peo
6en garnle ibenife &irfe 9ln6ren
@granion.
Den ferite Hreiioent' for nSocietos
@can6inabienlis" par en- 6onlf Mano,
&aptein slbrabun1 Marfoe, iom palg.
teS til oenne Eoit 1859. Set bar
oenne Manb, Ser gop Sen fgrite
Eegning til bpao Ser iii er set amc=
rifanife Mationalflag. Den fgrite
Breii6ent for Set nupnrenbe u5fan-
6tnabiif @elifab" bar ligeIe6es en-
6anif Mano, 6. g. @rpnbecf, Ser
|balgtes 1868. l1n6er 40 Mars ssS11-
bileet forrtge l1ge beflebte ligelebe5
en- 6anif Man6 Breii6entpoite11, Mr.
S. g. gricbien. gi bringer sssIlu-
itrationer at 6isie tire Me,1o, Ser bor
beret 6oreningenS 2e6ere pao tire
betpbningsfulbe Gibspu1fter, ligele-
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8ra t11a>tgf Kantfr.
Nyt fra allr Ea,,nr.

Gorbnnosicnatet bor iiolte l19e
eoofien6t 6en olmin6elige 8olb=
giftStraftot, iaalebes ioln sen bler
pebtaeet al Gre6sfonference, i&oag.
2igeleoes gobfienotes @olosgifts=
troftoterne 1nelleln Sc Goreneoe Sta>
ter poa Ben enc Si6e og Merico og
sStaliet1 poa Sen an6er1.
Sularfpn9rcS. 9en lpenlfe $50
larforifer Or. Ctto oroe1lfjplo
on1gaae5 lne6 &loner om Afboloelic
at Ell international Hularforifer=
&ongres UNDER sluipicier al Set IN
ternotionolc &olarb1trcol1 8rpslel.
go 0eleeater fra bbert 2ono, ion1
ofttpt 6eltoger Solarforlfning, en-
for gtor6=, en- onoen for 5po=&o=
larforifning, ifal oeltage. &ongres=
len ifal life legge npe Moner for
fnmttoigt 9rbej6e, lnen lfal fore
to9e u0t6mmel16e Stlt6ium al alle
@ogens tbeoretilfe og praftiife eli
Der, ioale6es at praftiife Mnno fan
bape let 9l6gong til be 0eaterialer,
be bor @r11g for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
En- gltu,rrnnr 40 Aars 3uhtlxmmsfrst.

foru1aar at bGore iine Minoer pao
cit peroig Moaoe.
1eitligbeocrne falot to itorc So.
'ncbafbclinger, scr DOG por ocn beo:
iite 0ornnoni inobproes, Gen fprltc
'elfoeling fonOt Stco sen prpero;-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
8lobige Sptbjer / Eortngal.

Spnoogs ofbol6tes Ser Salg ii,
Gortes (9figsboge,D / Nortugol, oe
%olgene git til at begpn6e 1ne6 feel:
roligt Men us paa slftenen iattt
9epublifanerne &D9ter / Smleb ONT
at ser bleb begaaet @olgbe0rage
rier, nermelt lon1 Sblge of at oe1
bar melt l16iigt til at Monorftiter
ne ifltl6e bin6e 11eo ct ltort Tlertol
Ser oplto6 0o / 9isiabon en polo
iom Sumult mes blobige Sammen
itp6 n1ellem Miltteret og 6olfe
nasierne, ion1 pil0e itorme 5tem
mepla0ierne. Solooterne lfg6 pac
Golfemeng6e,1 og oenne belbareof
@fp6ninge1. Min6it 7 Mennefel
pt6es at babe niltet 2ibet un6e1
&en, og ct Nar @unbreoe blet
iaare6e, n1eoens lige iao mango Bier
arreitere6e. &en role6e fell
Matten mellen @bnoog og @on6ae
1neo itor &ol6ionnbe6.
Set gamlc iiftb Mpennc @otcl
9fe>p 9orf, bpor Gtote11s republt
fanife &arti far bapt lit @opeofpar
ter so 9lar, og bpor Sc politilft
8osier fra set iaafalbte "Mmer
Corner" bar orebet beres politiift
&enfeipiL ser mongfoloige Sill
fel6e far babt e1 beltemmenoe eSr16'
flp6elie paa boa6e Stats= og Sea:
tionol=& =&olitifen, bliber I'LL ne6rebe1
for at gipe @lo6s for en- flor &on:
torbpgning. @eo1en1merne at ~4mer
Corner" ser MI er en- tnforporere1
ssnititution, ipger npe &parterer. oe
oil operfgre Sc garnle flpilsbetruf1f
@e6er fra Sen gan1le Hla6s til 0is
| 1e, Dpor oe pil blibe opbebare6e ion
&elifpier og f11n blipe frempilte pe>
ierlig b6iti6elige 9eiligbeber. CON
ct 8ebis for, bbilfen SSsnoflpoelie
ser fra Set gamle @ope6fparter bal
pnret nogpet poo glotional=&olitt:
fen, tiener, at Ser fra iaa. at iige
bber Stot / 11nionen er fon1n1et sl11:
nno6ninger ON Soupe11irer fra set
gan1le 8pgning. 8pgningens iioite
9lften, 2eroags, feire6es me6 er
S1ags 6eitligbe6, / bDilfen Mc0:
lem1ner at oen 9on11e politilfe @or:
oe oeItog, iaaleoes @enatorene Nlot1
| og Gepeip, pg bbor ser blep boIo1
bebeeebe Saler ON 6e ga1nle Mi1r
J Der fra Sc fbunone itore Gage
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@co Sllinois @alscne / Sirsoags
bar 9opeoipergsmaolet S,,oierelie al
2ocal Option. @alg afbolotes l..
200 EotpnibipS / 81 Gol,ntper 116c11-
for ielpe Chicago, bpor oette 9pprgs,
lnaal fife por til slfitelming. Sal,
gets &ell,ltat blep, at 90 Gou,1tper
blep abiolut slnti=@oloon Scrrito-
ri1,mL og at tiln9rmcllcspis 1900
Salooner, eller on1trent @olpbelen al
oe Salooner, Ser ftnoes / 0ctte Scrri=
torilm, maa l1tffe. Glertollct of St
iterre 8Der Staten beboloer 81.
cenie. 9lf @per, lom opgiper Soloo.
nerne, fan nGbnes 9focfforo, 0cca.
fur og Campaign.
SC ubpoc" 8repe. S 8olt Sc.
partementet5 v9eo0 Setter Office"
/ Maibi1tgton er ser / 0farts Moo.
neo bebonblet oner 1,O53,0OO SIRE.
be, og al 0isic bleb ca. 100000 re.
tl1rnere6e til slfien6erne> Set bpielte
Mntal> ser er tilbogelepere6e Ell
enfelt Muane6. S oette Geparte-
n1el1t CT ol1lat Sc aller bpgtig1te oe
meit erfarne Holtembeosm9no, lon
belges fra olle 2onbets Eoitfo1to=
ret og SeSernbanctienelten @ber
Gunftioner or6nebe / sforts M}aa=
neo @iennen1lnit 400 8repe, in1o1
30S Moaneoen for1o> 1rpgle al Sc
bpgtiglte flare6e 500 @repe oaglig,
% cit e11telt naaeoe ioo bdjt ion1
916 poo Ell .e1felt Sag. Oct bar
alleiamnen 8repe tneo utpoelige el=
Ter 1tful6lten6ige M6resier og 11oel1
Het1ranpisning, ioo Set er 6r1nf=
tionerenes Opgape al 8renets sS1o=
bplo at nofinoe 9lflenoere1ts Moresie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
Sorpebobaab=Turlis. @iolte Zig

Sorpcbpbaab=Tprlis. Giolte l1ge
follibereoe SEN brittlfe 9orpeooia=
ger ~Stger" al Sen brttiife &al1ol=
floaoe .me6 &rpoieren u8eripicf" og
ionf eieblitfelig. Sele 6urtpiets
9nfSmonolfob, 36 sfouo> i11obefot=
tet Ggreren, 2gitnant Mib6leton,
omfom. Set bar ifert inert Se=
1si o9 u6e al Stano til ut bierge
Zig pe6 Sppn111ing. G11bel al 6ri=
nogten UNDER Def ia,nt Malfinfolf
og Tprbg0ere, Ser bar ifprt lettere
8efle6ning, ipemnneoe oln loa loe11=
ge, at Sc bleb reooeoe fra Sc anore
Sfibe. Salt bjerge6es % 0}ono
sammeritpoet ifete / Merfe og tpf
Suit. SSogeren piloe aoa foroa
Rrpoieren, Ser gift meb meget lang
iom Gort, men blep rant al BEN
fforpe SOB og lfaaret n1i6t ODER.
slomiral Gums, ser forte SEN
itore Gloa6e fra &ompton &ooos
til Mogoalena 8u9ten / gfeore Ga=
lifornia> bor maattet forlaoe lit
6lo9ffib for at unoerfaite Zig cit
Sur for &beumatisme peo @ot
Springs, @al., bpor ban for Eioen
opboloer fig. @ans &oman6o er
enbnu life itrgget paa 6lagiftbet,
men sl6miral Gbomas, Ser bor pe=
ret bans feitfomanoeren6e, og iom
Hal aflpie bam, nanr ban @om=
ner fol6er for Ml6ersgrenbien,
fom Glaaoens 9perltfoman6erenoe,
fnneerer / bans @teb. sl6l11iral
@bons er meget li6en6e og bliper
fi6rt til og fra 6e barme 8a6e EN-
@peebogn. &beumatismen / 6or=
bin6elie me6 set itore> @nibor, ser
poobpiIe6e bom UNDER So9tet, bor
foroarioget, at ban bor tobt Sc
N11no / 8egt un6er Togtet.
Miniiterififte @n9lanb. @n9=
lambs Hren1ierminiiter Cir &enrD
Campbell Bnnnermon bar i116gibet
fin &eiignotion poa @run6 af 5pa>
ee1iebeo. San bor beret ipg 1en=
eete Sio, og bans Mffe6 bar len=
ee beret irne6eieet, men ben fom
BOG ret ubentet poa bette &i6s=
punt, i6et Song @6par6 for 9je-
bliffet opboloer Jig l1olanoet.
8onnermons &eiignation troa6te /
@roft meo set famine, og ifjent set
er en- ofeiort Gag, at Sen tio1ieere
6inons1ninilter @erbert s. slsquitb
pi( opertage sSgrlte1niniiter Eolten,
fan ban life blibe officielt uonepnt,
fer ban perionligt bor forbonolet
me6 4ongen San reiite Man=
bags til 8iarrit5, bbor @ongen op-
bo16er fig. S,16til benne l1onep=
nellie er or6net, itoar @nglan6 faf=
tiff ,,oen Megiering og u6en @onge,
i6et efter ga111mel parlamertariif
@fif bele Mniiteriet reiignere6e
ionn11en nte6 Gbrite1niniiteren. sls-
quitb bar / mango &nr peret en-
fremrogen6e Mnn6 / set liberale
Norti og par / fin &i6 Mniiter /
elo1itones aobt4tt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

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