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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

That William Howard Taft has the bet
ter of the Ohio presidential fight we verify
believe, but that Joseph Benson Foraker
will make it so hot for him that he will
hardly be able to enjoy his victory we like
wise verify believe.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

States rights got another set back in
Congress this week when all of the South
ern representatives made daring attempt
to curb the powers of the Federal judges
in the states from whence they hailed.
When, oh when will those danphoals
realize that they are damphoals?
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

The Seattle Republican is prepared to
say at this time that the fight for the Re
publican nomination for mayor is between
William Pitt Trimble and John E. Humph-
ries and its up to the business men of
Seattle as to which one they will have
nominated.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Col. Will Visscher still gets full as of
yore Judging from the shooting scrap in
in which he was the chief actor that took
place in Omaha last Saturday night.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Justice Harlan's prediction of war be-
tween Japan and the United States can
hardly be considered in the light of a pre-
diction. Of course Japan will fight if
Uncle Sam does not quit meddling with
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Onions are going up and eggs are COM
ing down in Bellingham. Is there any pol
itics in this? asks the Sumas News. We
hardly see how there can be and yet it
smells like it.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Stuperous nelancholia is the new charge
on which Harry Thaw is to be tried. In
stead of being criminal insane that prob
ably means that he is damphool insane.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

If TEX" Alexander is not careful in his
efforts to find employment for the unem-
ployed he will find place of rest for him
self where padded walls are sometimes
necessary.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

When Eugene Schnitz regains his liber-
ty with the hearty and full cooperation of
organized labor, he will probably make
Heney hard to catch in his efforts to be
elected to the United States senate
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Harry K. Thaw's second trial is now un-
der full headway with the defense taking
the prosecutions breath at every blow and
with Jerome making no greater resistance
than to object more apparently for delay
and confusion than for any real merit in
his objections. The world generally be-
lieves that Thaw was crazy at the time he
killed White and Jerome perhaps thinks no
different than everybody else only he
wants to make great gallery play
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Jimmy Weir is of the opinion that even
whiskey man has rights in the CONNER
cial world and we agree with him only we
have been as yet wholly unable to figure
out those rights.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

King Alphonso speaks of visiting the
United States to see how it is done. Poor
little Insignificant royal sycophant he will
perhaps wish he had not before he returns
to his bowling apes.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17
her affairs and who would blame her.

George Dixon's casket was. smothered
with expensive cut flowers, the price of
which would have prolonged his life per-
haps quite few years.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Prosecuting socialists both in Europe and
in the United States is making more con-
verts to the propaganda than all the
preaching and teaching the Socialist lead
ers seem able to do.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Editor Jack Brainard is not saying much
editorially about Miller since his first out
break when his hand was called, but locally
he is doing his worst.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Oscar P. divers mayoralty campaign
platform may be rather brief, but
there is no denying the fact that, it is
to the point He wants but one Glass; the
people, and the laws enforced What more
is needed for good government.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

When those Eastern men left $500, 900
with James A. Moore for the Irondale
plant, which fifteen months ago cost him
but $40, O0O SO far as Mr.. Moore is concerned
1rondale suddenly became Goldendale.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

The man who negIects to vote may be an
infamous traitor as thinks Dr.. Matthews,
but it sometimes happens that, the man
who votes is even more an Infamous traitor
because he votes for 81 instead of pa
triotism.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Hard Times Over" says a head line
which is doubtless true with those unfor
tunates, who have already succumbed, but
death has not as yet come to the relief of
a great many and with them the hard
times are not quite over.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

AS to holiday editions if the number re-
Gently issued by the Forum of Tacoma does
not entitle it to first place then we confess
to poor judgment
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Secretary w. A. Taft still scouts the
idea of immediate war between Japan and
the United States or at any time within
the present foresight Of any one which
seems perfectly correct. What excuse has
Japan for attacking the United States or
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Seattle's German Republican s came very
nearly resolving themselves into demo-
Gratis one day this week owing to differ
ence of opinion among the leaders.
mrr1z CT mmT y pEpTIpT IL
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Does one Alexander, who is promis-
cuously breaking into print in Seattle
publications, contemplate starting Coxey
army?
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Whiskey advocates had just as well give
up the ghost in Kansas as they have been
beaten on every point at issue.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

If the Democrats nominate P. S. Byrne
for governor the Republicans will have
another political victim to Byrne.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Prosperity may be returning, but he is
doing it so stealthily that but few if any
of us have gotten sight of it.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Seattle's policemen are ordered to keep
out of local politics by Chief Wappenstein.
Does that mean Doc Titus is to be jugged
no more?
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Sixty-two years of welded life is a long
voyage together, but long or short Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Prasch of Seattle have just
passed such milestone and are still lone
in heart and soul. Y May the good God
continue to be with you.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

IF politics in Seattle is not in Trimble
then we mistake the seeming nisgivings
of the various nominating candidates.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

! Spokane went dry last Sunday and even
the police say it was truly day OF rest
Wonder what Jenny Weir thinks of that?
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

It is quite true that charity begins at
home and with the most of us it ends right
where it begins.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Ruef and Thaw on opposite sides of the
continent still furnish food for thought
throughout Chrisendom. Amt it SO?
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

Ankeny works for the defense of the
Pacific Coast, says the Times Saw it in
the Times.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17


Entered at the PostoHice at Seattle as Second
Class Mail Matter.
Ankeny works for the defense of the
Pacific Coast, says the Times. Saw it in
the Times.
1t is quite true that charity begins at
home and with the most of us it ends right
where it begins.
Prosperity may be returning, but he is
doing it so stealthily that but few if any
of us have gotten sight of it.
Whiskey advocates had just as well give
up the ghost in Kansas as they have been
beaten on every point at issue.
If the Democrats nominate P. S. Byrne
for governor the Republicans will have
another political victim to Byrne.
IF politics in Seattle is not in a Trimble
then we mistake the seeming nisgivings
of the various nominating candidates.
Ruef and Thaw on opposite sides of the
continent still furnish food for thought
throughout Chrisendom. Amt it SO?
EfSpokane went dry last Sunday and even
the police say it was truly day of rest.
Wonder what Jenny Weir thinks of that?
Does one Alexander, who is promis-
cuously breaking into print in Seattle
publications, contemplate starting CoXey
army?
Seattle's. policemen are ordered to keep
out of local politics by Chief Wappenstein.
Does that mean Doc Titus is to be jugged
no more?
AS to holiday editions if the number re-
Gently issued by the Forum of Tacoma does
not entitle it to first place then we confess
to poor judgment.
Editor Jack Brainard is not saying much
editorially about Miller since his first out
break when his hand was called, but locally
he is doing his worst.
Seattle's German Republican s came very
nearly resolving themselves into demo
Gratis one day this week owing to a differ
ence of opinion among the leaders.
THE SEATTLE REPUBLICA
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1908-01-17

efforts to find employment for the unem-
ployed he will find place of rest for him
self where padded walls are sometimes
necessary.
Onions are going up and eggs are COM
ing down in Bellingham Is there any pol
itics in this? asks the Sumas News. We
hardly see how there can be and yet it
smells like it.
Jimmy Weir is of the opinion that even
a whiskey man has rights in the CONNER
cial world and we agree with him only we
have been as yet wholly unable to figure
out those rights.
King Alphonso speaks of visiting the
United States to see how it is done. Poor
little Insignificant royal sycophant he will
perhaps wish he had not before he returns
to his bowling apes.
Prosecuting socialists both in Europe and
in the United States is making more con-
verts to the propaganda than all the
preaching and teaching the Socialist lead
ers seem able to do.
When Eugene Schmitz regains his liber-
ty with the hearty and full cooperation of
organized labor, he will probably make
Heney hard to catch in his efforts to be
elected to the United States senate.
When those Eastern men left $500, 900
with James A. Moore for the Irondale
plant, which fifteen months ago cost him
but $40, 900, so far as Mr.. Moore is concerned
1rondale suddenly became Goldendale.
The man who neglects to vote may be an
Infamous traitor as thinks Dr. Matthews,
but it sometimes happens that, the man
who votes is even more an infamous traitor
because he votes for 81 instead of pa
triotism.
Hard Times Over" says head line
which is doubtless true with those unfor
tunates, who have already succumbed, but
death has not as yet come to the relief of
a great many and with them the hard
times are not quite over.
Justice Harlans prediction of war be-
tween Japan and the United States can
hardly be considered in the light of pre-
diction Of course Japan will fight if
Uncle Sam does not quit meddling with
PUBLISHES LEGAL NOTICES AT REAs
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-17

the rest of your life. When 1 add that his late wife left four pairs of almost new shoes behind her you can see what kind of q man he is. Shall holler to him to come in?" No, you needn't holler," quietly re- piled the widow.
 But what's the matter:' Il shan't marry him." But look a-here, widder this is the seventh man I've brung to your mo- tice"
 Yes"
 And don't you think you're bit cranky to turn the hull drove of 'em down?"
 T shall never marry" she replied, with a sigh.
 You won't? Say, kin show you statistics to-
 Il shall never marry unless the right man comes along"
 But who is the right man? Where am I goin' to find him?" The widow took a step forward and laid q hand on Uncle Ben's arm. and q beautiful blush mantled her cheeks. Good Lor1 but why didn't you say so six months ago!' he exclaimed as he put an arm around her.
 NJ. QUAD.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-17

Large Administer Rugs, first quality
 regular $5 kind, for Christmas only $4 co Smaller Administer Rugs, same
 quality large size, regular S3 value z 50 27x54 Velvet Rug, good quality, fast
 colors this week and next . 7 50 Art Squares room sizes from $10.OO to $2O.OO
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-17
0STERM00R MATTRESSES

OS7ERM00R MATTRESSES What could make more appropriate gift for the home than genuine Os- termoor mattress? We have good assortment in the different tickings.
 PRICE $500
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-17

Rockers, Buffets, Side boards, Bed Dressers, China Closets, Dining Tables. all especially priced low for the holidays.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-12-17

"A Pes. Dinner S7t, decorated wit white and gold. Bargaid for 70 Pee. Dinner Set, very best war with choicest decoration, reguls price $12.50, special for z Pee: Turkey Set, high grade whit and gold, regular price S1.5O pc set. Holiday special price
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20

SSrniolertio fit gage1 en- al6eles
%ltpentet 2gsning. Naa Ell eller OIL.
ben enoml lite opflaret Maa0e bap0c
Soos facet cit &epolper ne6 fig | lin
Gelle. Sm bans Suitru bar gipet
BAN ben UNDER Ell. Sunntale bun bap=
De meo BAN fort efter Mrreitattonen,
eller ban bapoe foritaaet at ifiule SET,
Dos Jig troos Sen ifarpe @olitiu1oer,
1bgelle, er enom1 life oplDit. Sm
Mfte1en bleD @aos fnnOcn bgo / lin
Seng / Gellen - ban bap0e begaaet
selpmoro peo at itpoe fig.
9ermeo er iao forelpbig 6erne Sag
enot, 1ige iao pIl1oieligt og upentet
iom Sen in6trof meo min6re Set full
Sc fnnne oplpies, at @aas> Dba6 Ser
goar &Dgter ON, bar @erftpi for en-
orgoniieret Sammenipergelie imoo
SenepS SIP. Senep bapoe m1e0 utret,
telig SSber iamlet @eptier MOB SEN
Banoe fomunole Braftere, iom &ets.
lagen bar rettet imo0, og bar inoer-
Zig bo6et al ben; og at opmme efter
Sc iambittigbeoslpie Mt6ler Sen bar
benpttet Jig al / bele lin &arriere bill
Be Der tntet urimcligt bore / at Mis-
tanfe Den for life at pige tilbage for
ct Mor6. Ser bill n11 blipe mltillet
l1n6eripgeller for ONT n1l1ligt at Blot
te Ell Sommenipergelie> og bele San
6rancisco imsoeier me6 flor Open
Ding Heiultotet.
&etslogen in1oo Muef blioer fortiat
meo npe Sagfprcre for Nnflageii6en,
Joni itrofS mel0te Zig til Gieneite
Senep far fprt Ell, mcgct npeutpr=
Zig GilpGrelle, ppret Gombop / for
ifiellige 9ele al @eiten og @agfgrcr
/ Mri5o1o, bpor bon lfp0 en- Mon0,
Ser trueOe barn poo 2ipet> forbi fan
bar bans @ultrl1es 5agfdrer I Ell
Sfilsmisieproces Son bar Sogfp:
rer for Mnflo9eii0en / 0en ltore
2anobeorageriiog / Oregon, / bpil.
fen Sorbunosienator Mitcbell, &on=
gresmon0 @illiomion og o1ore trent
ragen0e Men0 0pmtes for Be0rage=
rier, og Ell al @ooe0perlonerne / &ets=
lagen mos Mbrobom &uef og bans
9an0e foml1nale @rafters.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20
@algenc paa Gst6a.

Otter al Ben frpeteltge Stei iom
bort Mattonalpalg natllrne6Den6tgt
forte mes fig er Set iimpelt FEN BEL
9iprenoe at leie ont bpoS ser er fore
rgaaet paa @uba UNDER &olget Der.
@ubancrnc begpnoer onbenbort at
fomme til Gornuft> set brulen6e Sp=
rersblob er fal6et / SO, og Sc bar
en6nu life lert Shines erne pes at
flotte fig mes ct 1terre l1opalg al
&artier. Ser bar ingen @eorlt, iom
foer on1fring joni Spleier al Stan0=
orb Oil 8repe, ingen 0e6s paa rp0e
Sernbanetre11, inge1 9onfgoranti
eller Sol0reptliou. Ser bar fun ct
eneite &algipprgslnaal, Set at foo
Magten til at belotte gmbe0erne, og
Oct SpGrgSmaal bar felles for begge
be Fartier> ser Dor i Marfen, set
ltberale og Set fonlerpatipe. Oilers
bar Be enige ONT alt nl0et. 0e Ii
berale pal1ot mes Claus, men set pil
life gigre Sci, fjerneit Tor1fiel i
"&epublifcn"s rationale Yolitif, og
bap6e Sc fonierpotipe b1,noet, pil0e
bet beller i1,gen 8orifiel bape gjort.
Set er 6uuO set on1erifanl fe 6or=
mDnoerl fab far uOrettct - Oct bar
brogt go tliueje, og set er bDoo 9e1l
trengte til mere eno noget anoet, t6i
Glbc:ec:e bnr oabenbort fife MOB
ne til at tage &arc pao Jig ielp, iaa
iGngc GfterOen1ingerne al Trigje=
relleSfrigen enomu ltoo iao ltnrft
IND ODER 2anoet. Sm Sc fan gjpre
bet MI oil St0en bite. Men i bpert
Salo ligger Ben 1tore 5eiterrepu6lif
life Longer bortc, ems at Sen mes
9etbeo fan gribc ino paonp, ON SCI
eieres neonen6tgt, og ifuloc set 1fe,
bill set lite fonmc 1lpentet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20
Splpbrpllup / Bridgeport, Gum.

Splpbrpllnp / 8rioseport, Gunn.
9proag 5. 7. Nooember feireoe Set
6%eficn0te og afbol6te 0onife 9ggtepar
6abrifant s. s. 2pnge og &ultrll
SplpbrDllup / bridgeport mes en-
ltor Teitligbeo> til bOilfen Der bar
leu6t Sn6bpoeller til @enner / bele
Often. 6e1teu bol0te5 / Bpen5 11pe,
elegonte &otel> ~Sbe Startfielo"
bDor Sc tilreiien0e @jnlter bar i1o=
fpartere0c. ser. 7, Mften iounleoes
@jpIterne / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
ut lpfenlfe Splpbruoepurret, og fort
eiter gift man til @or6S til Sonernc
al v&ong Gbrtltion". Ser bar {.
100 &1lperter. &onlul Clan fra Seem
Worf oplnite @repe fra @lGgt1ingc
og @eltner, JONI fife fun0e bore till
lte0e, og / Aftenens 2ob inotraf Spf=
acknowledgements fra Senncr
runot ON / 2an6et. Galer bol0teS al
&oniul Clan, Baltor Garpgaar6, ST.
genior &irfegaaro o. II. Otter Selt=
miobagen afbolotes ct ml1ntert Sal,
Ser pore0e til beno6 MorgenitunOel1.
Melte Tormio6ag afbol6teS Ell ltor
Trofolt / 5glpbru0eparrets @iem.
Tabrifant 2pnge, ser er 5pnoer=
jp6e> og bans @uitru, fpot Melbp fra
2lorbus, far / Is Mur opbolot fig
fer / 2on0et. ST. 2pnge bap6e lert
Torperiet biemme, men tog fat paa
Dpa6 Ser fal6t for UNDER fit fgrlte Op=
bolo beropre. Gno fom ban IND / lit
egenltge Sag og, blep 8eItprer al ct
Torperi / Bridgeport, iom ban lenere
ielp opertog og bur orbejoet op til
sen ltgrite Gorretning af 0emle Nrt
melleln SEEM Dorf og @oiton. Sc
gDn6ell len til Sen bleD glort ct SrG=
fur, MI bor Sen tit @iem / Ell flor
Muritensbpgning, Ser bor maottet
uopioes Gang efter Gang og Far en-
f>,lot no ti6siparenoe noitprelIe meo
M}aifinert oip.
81 be6er 9ggteparret mootoge Dor
birrteliglte 2Dfgn1fning / Nnleonit1g
al GplpbrDllupet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20
Tremgan8 / Torrctuinsslipet.

Set bier Jig for bper Sag mere tp.
1eligt, at oct life par tomt politi]t
Brol meo Set fornpeoe 2ip / Snol1:
itrt og Omletning. Sra olle Ggne
al 2onbct, men napnlig fra 9iten
meloes ser ON Gobrifer,' Ser paant
er lat igong efter Ell lang 6erie, on
nopt0elicr CT, ON Surpgelie al Mrbej0s:
f%tyrferne, men oglaa ON en- SenoenS
til bgiere Hriicr poa en- Meng0e So:
Ter, bpao ser 10 ct cit naturlig 6gl:
&c al ben 1tprre Gfterlpsrgiel. 8are:
bebolbningerne / Gngroshulene ol
Gabrifernes 2agre bier Jig nelter
Dperalt mere eller minore uotgmte
iaa ser in0tre6er Ganlfeligbeb pei
at efterfomme 0rbrer ira Sc minbrt
Sanolen6e, bpilfet letter 6art / 6a.
brifspirfiombe6cn. Set enelte Self
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20
Soen(k Edmpean(dg.
s%rollbatta,1 iom &raftfilbe for ipcn'
ife Serubancr.

Allereoe for flere Mur iioen beilrt.
tcoe man Jig til at anpen6e Sroll.
bdtta @anofoloets &raft iom @leftrt.
citetsfilbe, og 1la11 bur ltoen Den Sto
orbeioet raltlelt pua at ptrteliggiere
ben ltore Blan. @eo Grollbdttan CT
man for Sioen / Serb lneo at bpgge
set fempemasiige @leftrtcitetspprf,
JONI iful ronptte &raften, og iont
bIiper. al iaa0annc Gimeniio1er, at
Der life / bele europa ftnoes noget
Sioeitpffe BERTH.
Set er Erollb6tta &aral< og 8ano-
perfs 9ireftion, ser bar opertaget
8pgningen al bette megttge Mnleg,
lom I'LL CT iao blot fremifrebet, at
mol1 boaber at funne aabne 9riften
ollere6e ben imo0 5lutningen al
1909. &raft1tationen inorettes til
otte Sl1rbiner, bper paa 10000 Sc
ltes &raft.
Mellem=& onnlpGrfet og 8Den ST.
teborg er aflll,ttet cit &ontraft> Der
giper nerl11ere @ei ten1mel ier ON ben
@leftricitetsmeng0e, iom &raft1ta'
tionen ifal proc tere, og 1om life paa.
pirfes al at Gtationen ligger 70 ST.
lon1eter fra @pen. @pta>glpens
@an6fraft CT imiolertio life begrano'
let alene til, bpa0 8anofaloet pe1
Srollbdttan I'LL fan prei tere. 8ef
Ell &egulering al l1olpbet al Open
@enern fan mon poerligere paaregne
61,S00 eleftrilfc @kitefrafter peh
:Srollb1ttol,. Sg pe0 &ieb al Sarge
Gul0et opcrfor Srollbdttan fan mar
gjpre Megning poa 10000 @eltefraf.
ter. Mlt / alt CT Ser Ml1ligbeo for
at u0pin0e 1872 600 eleftri1fe Se1te'
frefter al @pto glpeus @on6fraft.
9en ltbpre Mengoe eleftrilf @n,
crgi iom iaale0es bliper til &oa0ig'
be0, oil 6els blipe benpttet / Snou'
itriens Sjeneite og sells til Sernbane'
Drift. Sill Set ii6lte Dien1e6 ptl Sroll'
bdtta=S tationen forelebig fomme til
at lebere 10000 Seites &raft.
Staten far forpprtgt flere Steoer
fipbt GanofalO, lo1n man agter al
11onptte paa lignenoe Maa6e> i6e1
man n1e11er me0 Si6en at funne gao
pber til at bripe Gtgrl teoelen al Dc
lpen1fe Sernbaner peo eleftriif &raft,
lom bentes fra 2nn0ets tolrtge @ano'
falo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-20
SulSrcpiVoncn.

Set er III, Ell oigjort Sag, at bet
bigtiglte fomlucnoe 2opgipningsar-
bei6e / @albiugton pil blipe en- &ep1>
{ion al Gololoucne. @ops a1o
Means @on1itecn or allereoe / fl>lot
Mrbeioe mes linc llnocrlpgeller for
at frurre forelegge Sen gf%Strolc5lion
al aongresien, iom Saft uil inotal<
Sc u%mio0elbart eiter at ban bar oper=
toget HrniiOcut=gmbeoet ct Torllog
/ Sen Nctning. Men allereoe I'LL,
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