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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-16

for the coffee berries grow thickly
along the woody part Of the branches
and not higher from the ground than
n wcll.pruned dwarf pear.tree in the
states.
A cup of coffee tells of pleasant
striving, high elevations, possible
rest, reading. hopofulness and indie.
pendence. Coffeegrowing calls cheer.
lily to professional men whose health
has suffered in confinement, widows
left with broods of husky children
and little life-insurance money, and
dyspeptic merchants too poor to re.
tire, but rich in coffee possibilities.
Coffee Easily Grown.
Pineapple growing is very good for
the small man, too. But the crop Is
perishable and dependent on a con-
venient cannery. Wheat has to pay
q high duty to the rats and mold and
spectators. But coffee is indepen.
dent. easily grown, easily harvested,
imperishable and improves with age.
These islands abound in excellent
coffee land and with their perfect
climate ought to draw to their uncul.
tivatcd hillsides a population OF the
choicest little families on earth, and
would draw such settlers and rapidly
make this most easterly province OF
Japan, America and American to the
marrow. II reasonable relief were
given by congress against the hope.
less competition with Brazil and Java.
But the present condition is forlorn
in the extr0me.
Hoping for Protection.
know n man who has two hundred
acres of coffee trees staggering just
now under an avalanch Of flowers
and fruit, little fortune, with just
crumb or two of decent justice In
the tariff. He has put his life into It
and his patrimony, always hoping
that his own great country would
make his product worth the gather.
ing. He has held from year to year,
banking his all upon the sure right
cousncss of american protection, sell.
ing his crop at very little above the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
In Woman's World.

The neck is giyo-away Of wo-
mans age, says the september De-
lincator. II Is here that every woman
shows her years first WORRY viii
bring deep wrinl,led lines under the
chin; insomnia makes queer little
wrinkles under the cars ana eyes ana
nsly proper massggo can erase other
Massage of the neck and throat is
always a good thing, but II must br
done regularly ana with some knuWl-
edge OF what one Is doing The time
for the good work is at night Take
plenty of hot water and battle the
neck until It Is red Follow this by
a massage Of cold cream dash Of
cold wafer aud then caIefullN wipe
of an supcrtluous cream, I'm massag-
ing the wrinkles, use tho .humb ana
forciingeI rubbing them IN an OPP
posite direction from that I'm which
they have formed. Rub each wrinkle
ms fun length for ut least i've min
utes one should also be careful i'm
selecting a pure massage cream.
Another Important consideration BE-
mo poisr of The head 10 should bc
tipped slightly backward $50 as 10
make the ewes seem larger Lowering
the rhn causes WrlnkleN and also
has tendency 10 form double chin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

Il, .onfer With Marshall. Field COM
~, and Nilsson will enter a school.
4, the homo OF Mrs Joseph Scov-
~ NH Tweuty-sixth street Thursday
t,,ernoon. about 80 OF the old ladies
n the city We're entertained by the
Martha society
,tss stella l.aing OF Bsyn city.
Il 'bienn, is the guest Of Mrs. O. II.
A Uieius FOR q few weeks.
|ruIott and Miss Mary Sears of Cor
4 n Prairie, MS, arc visiting at the
esdence OF c. f.. Bennett
Mrs c. T. Manson ACCOMPANIED by
neice. Miss Margaret Martin have
H. to Dayton, Ohio for visit.
Niss I.uella Ames, who mas been
A.rieg her sister. Mrs. willard Israel
4, has returned to ner home In Lo-
hrs r. Wardlc of Statewide and
r. Il Fisher of Farr West, have
,,nc to Goldheld on a visit
bark f. Sherwood aud family. have
,turncd from an extensive eastern
h Thev spent some time with their
b at Dunkirk n "
Albert Greenwich Of idaho Fails is
Fitting his sister Mrs Lafayette Far
Miss Pearl Wright has returned home
u It visit with relatives in Idaho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
EUREKA.

Miss Blackctt of Ncphi was in Eu-
reka this week for visit with her
brothers, Lawrence and Eugene Black
EFT.
The Masonic grand lodge officers
will visit the Eureka lodge on Sep
TENDER s, making the trip ont from
salt Lake i'm automobiles
Mrs Frank T. Higson is spending
the week in Salt Lake city.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ Cornish were
over from Robinson. Wednesday. for
son.
II. j. Shultz, for nine months resi-
dent of Eureka. left Sunday for Salt
Lake his former home, to stay.
Mrs. {. w. Newell has been the
guest of Mrs Fred Kitchen this week
Mrs. Byron Thurmond is visiting
relatives at Santaquin this week
Mrs, Lou Peterson left Wednesday
for a visit with relatives at Santa
quin
Stella and Lonnie Mitchell of Salt
Lake, returned to their home last Sun
day after q visit here with their
cousins, Willie and Matte Mitchell
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hugo Depre2in re-
turned from Salt Lake Wednesday
evening after weeks visit in salt
Lake City
Miss Mable Hupfer left Sunday last
for "A visit with relatives ia Kansas
Gus j Henroid and family return
ed Wednesday from Nephi wher they
spent ten days
MIS-. NJ. L. Carrity left Tuesday for
few days visit at asst Lake City
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Coombs of Pay
sou were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ II sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martin returned
sunday evening after visit with Mr..
aud Mrs T. $. Haynes at Payson
william Bacon, who has bee in Call
foIuid and Nevada the past few
months, returned home Friday evening
Mrs c. A. FRANKIE this week enter.
tainrd her sisters Mrs John Hughes
aud Mrs Eugene Burley Of Salt Lake
city
Del Roberts left Tuesday for Pot
latch. Wash. where Mrs Roberts and
the children have been visiting Fo'r
4ome time.
Mrs. Henry Matsch ana her mother.
Mrs Mischief have been visiting in
salt Lake city this week
MI ana Mrs. O. = Hush returned
TO their home In Payson, Tuesday ar
ter . visit here with their son, c. +
Hush
Mr. ana Mrs. H. = Fulnlede and
family returned Friday evening Of
last week after sojourn. Of n month in
custer county, Idaho, whore thcy have
relatives
Miss Ruby Demlg returned to Sail
Lake Sunday after visit with her
brother Charles Deming
Tho Ladies Of the Maccabees enter
tanned their children AS wen ms the
children of the knights of the Mucca.
bees, "Wednesday afternoon, M the
Union hail. The entertainment CON
sisted of program aud refreshments
aud II proved 4 great treat 10 the little
ores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
LOGAN.

Mrs J r. Smith, Mrs ! T. smith.
and Mrs. Percy BarroWs enter o.
llned at q most delightful afternoon
hrty ON Friday at the home of Mrs
i. Smith In honol Of Miss Julia Nib
~ Flowers were used abundautly In
,eoratinE ana most inviting lunch
lIl Was served
MISS Lou Thatcher entertained the
: MIXERS of her sewing club most
'easantly on Thursday afternoon,
MI and MIS-. Joe Howell are visit
N az the home of Congressman How
inc Misses Mary and Alice Wells are
e guests ~ MIR. and Mrs Guy That
Mrs Anna Knox and Mrs. Lowry
ave gone TO san Francisco for a WIS.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

which is a special bugbear of every
woman, thin or fat.
n double chin has already made
its appearance, one of the best cNet-
cises Tor rcmodNnR It Is to lift the
head as high as possible. then from the
point of the chin with open mana
press firmly down. keeping the head
thrown backward at the same time
Huthc tho chin aud throat frequently
with cold water Another method Is
to apply some good skin food. pick up
the aesh In tiny folds and roll 1t firm
~ between the thumb and toretngcr
this having tendency TO dissolve
the excessive tat cells.
For green tomato pickle. slice
without poeling -four quarts of
tomatoes; peel and slice quart Of
onions and put with these two cuptuls
of sugar. u quart of vinegar a table
spoonful each of salt, ground mustard
and black cpper and half table
spoonful each of allspicc and cloves.
Put over the FIRE and stew until the
vegetables are tender, watching care
fully that the mixture does not seorch.
This will be tit for eating in about two
months.
To Make Picked Cucumbors. Slice
twelve large green cucumhers and boil
them IN vinegar FOR an nour. lut uslue
in the vinegar and prepare further
pickle lows. allow a halStablc~
spoonful each of sliced sArlic. grated
horseradish. turmeric, ground black
pepuer ginger, cinnamon and celery
seed. a teaspoonful each of ground
cloves, allspicc and mace, half tea
spoonful Of red pepper aud half
pound of suosr to each half-gallon of
vinegar, put in the cucumbers and sim
mer for two hours, Take from the fire
and put into jars.
Bcar'- of grooming. correct poise
ana ability to make the most of ones
good points count for more than
beautir"' face. Any wman with a
passahlc face may be attractive and
oven lie conidered beautiful if she will
cultivnt tn" art of being well groomed,
There are so many great things chat
go toward making Well-groomed wo-
ma. 30 c"id q wcl-knuWn beauty Cul-
turist. THE first thing we teach our
patrons is the proper use of the mir
Ior We teach women to look hope
ful, how to wear their clothes, how to
make their eyes shine, to lift the cor
ucrs OF their lips. and to observe what
a pleasing effect is obtained. After a
time this becomes "A habit and the
mirror watchfuness is Eo longer nee
cssary. Good nature is AN essential to
a woman who would appear at her
best CTouchness, or ill-temper, is
her own worst enemy. Good nature
depends. of course, very largely on he
ing wen dressed, and we'll groomed
woman is nearly always swcet-tem-
pered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

liam Penn and the Ouakers Pioneer
schools. French in Canada and the
United States, Pioneer Celebrations.
Spanish in California, Pioneer Agri-
culture The White Mans Burden in
Early Utah. Pioneer Manufacturing.
Summary of Colonization of United
States, Pioneer Socals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
PROVO.

| srrs C;oorre IIavarca,nn entertained
family dinner nj her bono on IN,
Ernar of second EMS ana Fifth Nnrth
Eodnosdav oftarnoon i'm honor Of tb..
Ihthday anniversary of nor mother
Florence Moore Covers we're laid
ENre NeIs Hail and son have loft ro;.
EGnt a month, 0 '''''' W ~ ~
|Nr and Mrs. l.. O. Taft rovaIIy on
A elahorata dinner at snringdSli
E,prsdav evening 30 w -
Eildwood where She snont the snnn,,,,
Mrs Frank Foutz has retrrnad HON.
Eer pleasant weeks visit with
Eends in salt Lake.
H. and Mrs u I Ward who hayo
En- visiting their daughter Mrs Ram
k,w in Logan have returned home
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. McAdam enter
Eednesdav Covers We're laid for ~
|Miss Aura Pitts of Salt Lake is
lending couple OF weeks i'm our
Nv the guest of Miss Eva Foutz
Mrs Dina Smoot entertained at
hnily dinner at her home THURSDAY
ternoon i'm honor of Miss Nova Wood-
h. of Missouri.
Miss Nora Woodside of Tbaver Mis-.
aIri is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
bedside of Missouri who was y cousin
the late President A. O. Smoot, Mis-
bedside Is making her first visit 10
love with Utah.
..%s
lest of honol at a dinner given by
Is c. F. Decker at her home Mon
n evening. this date also being the
fhday anniversary of the hostess.
hers We're laid for 20 and a sumptu-
dinner was served and a delightful
Mss Dora Penroid has returned home
Ter couple of weeks visit with
The Second ward Relief society en-
,cd an outing Thursday at River
4 -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

Mrs Taft believes in woman suffrage.
she has always believed in H. She say
that except In rare instances the IN
huenca of women on politics is for their
elevation Mr. and Mrs Tart are eN-
amples of true eommdeship in married
life
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

The Independence party OF the state
Of Illinois adopted woman suffrage
plank in lis state platform ana nom
mated two women for the board of
trustees of the University OF Illinois.
Mrs Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Of Chicago
ana Mrs. Wmiflcd Fay Cooley of Joliet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

Chimes to the memory Of Alice Free
man Palmer have been placed In
Mitchell tower OF Chicago university
They consist Of 10 bells, the largest
weighing 1924 pounds Mrs Palmer
ton several years was connected with
the university ANA these chimes win be-
IA sweet reminder of this great woman.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
Sra eleoelano, Din.
q. s. so a 5 / e II.

On of bore fremragenoe 2a1os=
menD / glepeIan6, Scr. CHARLES u
.Grobe, Hreii6ent for @lepelan0 8a=
fers ans Gonfectinners Snpplp Co.,
for fornplig libt ct meget %betp6eltgt
Sob peb at belle bans 2ager af8a-
rer blep poelagt al SI6 og gano, ioet
@banbler 8pgningen, / bpilfen bal1
babe fine @arer, ne6br9note iibite
l1ge. S benne 8pgning bab6e ST..
Strobe laa bel &o1torer iom fit itore
@arelager. Sfignt ban bapoe goot
.asfureret, bill Tabet BOG blioe betD-
Deligt paa @run6 al ben %langbarige
Gorretningsltan0sning, lom bill blips
.Gglgen for en- lengere Si6. Sore
Iebig bar @r. Strobe aabnet mio-
Iertibige 2ofaler paa Sen mo6iatte
SIDE al @o6en, Dbor 6en ne6brRnote
6orretning laa, SIS &uron &oa6, og
rEE-<H.aA-
BON oil mart pare I Stanb til otter
.at forfDne fine. talrige &nnoer.
ST.. Strobe er 5dn at en- aniet
Gorretningsmon6 / &igbenbapn og
tom til @lebelano for flere slar IL
ben. @an er u6oarnet joni &emifer
sog befIeote Iangere Sis en- goo og
saniparsful6 stilling peo ct itort Str
ma i benne 8p, inbtil BON opretteoe
fin egen S%orretntng.
SSnr 3 Mor liben in6gif ST.. Strobe
@@9teifab meo en- nng, imnf banit
Mmerifanerin6e, 9atter al Scr. Mel-
ion, 8erea, Ohio, ser 6goe for 2-Mar
iioen. ST. Melion bar en- rig Mano.
meb betpoelig Snohp6eIie i politiffc
zpe Gorretningsfre6ie, / og omfring
Glepelonb, og bans S6n befleoer mi
zen goo 5tiIling i Gitp Mnbitors &on-
tor. Sr. Strobe eier tit eget bpsge~
liee &iem / $50. 1866 112tb Ctr,
Glenelan6, Ohio.
.-H sAETErE ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
bar blepet frifienbt iom lioenbe al
9inosiDge. @agen pil blipe inoan-
fet for Sgieiteret.

Den itpre amerifanife 6lna6:
naaeoe / 6rebags Gftermtooag @bt-
leg @opeelta0, 8alparailo, pan Reie-
fen til Gallao, &eru, G5laaoens nRite
9toppeiteo. 5fibene ltanbiebe lite j
Balpuroiio, men git tRt ino til 8Den
og u0befsleoe 5alut mes BEN cbilen-
fife. Slaaoe, iow Lao paa Rbeoen.
Sc amerifanife 5fibe gift 2inie, BET
enc efter BET an0et, meo Tlagifibet
5pioie en-, og foran bette gift en- gbi-
leniiif &rpoier, Der le6e0e gfaoren,
flanferet al. 5 %cbileniiife Sorpebpbaa-.
.6e. GbiIes 8reit0ent og @epubli.
tens gperite Gmbeosm9no gif 11o tI
ben amerifanife Slauoe pan ct
arigsifib, % Sc a%luerifanlfe sfibe
afgap 3rGiiDentzSa llt, ioet Be pas-
iereoe bans 9fib, % berefter efforte-
reoe bette Mmerifaner,te ct 5tDffe
moo Moro. SSubelen fra 8efolfnin-
gen ilano bar ubpre. galparaiios bar
alorig let en- faa pragtfulo GIaaoe-
Denomination iout 81 elneriifutlerpe
-pdslereoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
fo!rfe(polnonnlee.
Jra Rprtb sros, .

81 mnrfeligt 5nfeloe bar Sc, nt
BET Nia1o, ON blen bortIobbet De6
8asoren ION $, 9. 2oee 1873 g.
Grop, 9. 81, ofboIbt iioite ginter,
blep p,,1,oet at 8. Z. 2ogeg $50: Sc
bar 8aIIs, So: Sioitnannte 2ogesaf.
boIot 8d3ar i-Sarl1ar s. q. og bort,
Hooebe 1amme Niano, ION oerpeo
ieien blep p1ttoet at aoge $50. 1873
sc. crop, g. 3.
Gen IL. Gebr. anfom 8iianoet j
goo Ston6 og blep inbiat i bort
2oeelofaIe ! Donia Soil. Ser blep
ielpfglgeIig itor Slibel ! 2ogen ben
Mgbeaften ri mo6tog Me66eleIien
ON, at ri boboe pl1noet @ianoet
iaien, og hi bIeo enige ON at Di
iiffte mere piIbe ffille os be6 set, for
set mao Ser bore 2pffe ne6.
Seq bill berpeb tilf6ie, at 2oge 1873
bor bopt 2ptfen meo Zig fra 8egpn-
be!t;en og til Dato, % leg baaber OF
fnifer, at oct frem6eles iaaleoes MAJ
tefhIipe!.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

Spprigt ItaI Der fun minoes ON
Set itore Mp6e / 5berman @ouie O..
18. Mpril, bpor ben itore Dracb-
mann-Seit Central Muiic 3all ben
8. Mai bIep enoelig faitiloaet, ON
ben Gnergi % Goretagiombeo, bpor-
meb Ser ben Gang fra ale 5ioer
.arbeibeoes for at gisre Soften lin
@ienita,1o % fit 5ormaal baroig, %.
bporIeoes bette ogiaa fulot no lpffe<
oes. 5anbt, bbao Dracbmann iifreo
sog iogbe bin Nften ben 3. Mai:
Gaa Surra % SSubeI ton labes en-.
Set,
meb @ienlgb fra 5teo til 5teb.
men mar ban er reiit, ben feireoe
Bieiiksz5
sln,aa ban, fSIe at Siartet oroe rpeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

0tIItu'1t ~0te%%SI u fIu1lp
bent Noo1ebelt nomineret til @mbe-
BET iom @egiitrar peo 2anofontoret
/ 9epils 2afe.
@egieringens rDe Snoia1,er
Mgerbrugsifole / 8abpeton bar iiib-
ite uge mootaget 40 1lnge Sn6ianere.
,iom ifal opleres paa Sfolen. De
fleite al benz bar fra Sort Der.
tbolo, men Der tom ogiaa, en- Del fra
E5isieton @eierpnttonen. 9ette er
Set fgrite Solo Snoianer Stu6enter
til benne Sfole, Ser bar beret un-
Der 0pferelie Sc ii0ite balptreoie
Nar, og Der bill fon1me en6nu flere
|efterbaan6en iom- Der bliber 8laos
for Dem. af Sfolens 8pgninger ct
MI 6 faroige inbefattet 9pbolosbpgs
ming for 86rn, og abifillige flere
8pgninger, oeriblanot ct fomplet
@anoperf, bill blipe opfgrt i gaaren.
81 oct life betaler Jig at lDpe
Tor Dommer,en tit 6ranf 6. 9un-
Top, tioligere Rasierer for Milmar-
fee Sernbanen, at pioe Sarge iioite
l1ge. Sun bapbe befienot, at ban
bapoe begaoet ct 1n6erlleb 6enne
5tilling, og CONNER 8ollocf bemte
bam til 21h Mors @tatsfnngiel for
Bette, efter. at Dunlog bapoe angtse
BET for bam, at ban alorig fer bapoe
paret itraffet. 5i6en tom BET for
Dagen, at ban en- Sang tioligere
bap6e ii66et ! SGngiel, og CONNIE
rem foranoreoe M Dommen til 5
slars Gangiel.
Gam @inters ct NaDnet p1a
Ell prgre banif Mano, Der er arre-
iteret Grafton for S%eitetpperi, %
ION al SurDen CT fienot ffploig !
6enne 6%orieelie efter en- meget fort
Maa6ilngning. 8inters TOM IL
Grafton libite 5omu1er, 90 efter at
ran babe paret BDen ct 8ar 90.
sc, Ieiebe ban ct @jgretsi en- 2eie'
tal6 % fiDrte n0 Of 8g:n. 9an
tom life tilbuse, men ban blep ierere
iuaoen paa ben ar.oen Sioe ganooo
2inien % Deutet oerfra al en- Depn'
To sberif geo gorbsret isgt'
bans Defenior at gigre gieloe11oe
at SangenIeo al Gpilepii % at bat
for en- Gibsbaboe bRret pna Sinos
pgeanitaIteni MiooeIfart Danuaarf
liolnt At ban baooe Daret arreitere
Ior &eitptDperi gnls Gollntp me
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
Senrp 8. Nelion, en- Sgn at 5or.

Senrp s. Nelion, en- Sbn at 5or-
bunbsienator @nute MeIion at Mit-
neiota, ligger meget baarot a,1grebet
ai SrberfrIoie Colorado 5prings.
,gioite l1ge reiite bans 5orelose %
.9siter neo til BAN, oa Set lite ben
teoes, at ban funoe lepe mere END
,1ogle faa Gage: gtu mener 2ager-
ne, at ban ml1lig bill funne lepe !
6 Tiger, % Senatoren.e r berfor penot
tilbage til @aibington, meoens Mrs.
% Miis Nelion er blepet bos 81,
.,sgslgee; San lr:s, 81 IS aar ean1mne'l g
Mbbofat
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! Ell glntbuIauces og oItpognenzbleb
tobIet rn9rpnet og oesiinffiitcer

Sort Dooee bar SCI uofoIoet
tor Soersaf p~eofomneuoe gmbeos,
nteno or at re1nme Mntallet Of
8rDlluper paa galentine Daeen.
sSreosboni1er So1ner Bllstbp bar ben,
Der cit pibeit bent1e Metningl ibet
ban lite blot tiiIbgo at nofere alle
@fe1ier gratis, men ban pil6e operl
! Rigbet uofaroige ct gertififn til
be nDgifte, lad foitbart % elegant,
iprn be n1aatte gnife BET. Dette !
Sorbinoelfe meo at set er 5fuoaar
.baabeoe ban niloe bringe ensitor
Sorggelie @gtefolfenes MntaI.
nogiDeren Of Sort 9ooge Mesienger
Dommeren beb at flbDoe alle
:gnlentine< 8rl16epar ct balpt Marg
gratis Sltbifription pna bans Blob.
Sert1ba1etorouttgr Sob1
@oooptn at Clinton fit forrige uge
Meooelelie fra BET Sernbanefompag-
nj, iom ban arbei6e6e for, at ban
bar ~afife6iget, for6i ban bar blepet
for ganmel - ban bnr netop so Mar
.gammel. S 80 Mar bap6e ban neret
i &ompagrtiets Sieneite og bar en-
iaroeles bpgtig % afbol6t Mano. S
nogle Dage gruble6e ban ODER lin
Chilling, og BET enote me6, at ban
forrige 5en6ag begif Selpmoro.
Mften tom en- al 8aners
.@mbe6smenb til Clinton for at meo-
belle ban, at ban babe facet lin
Stilling tilbage, men 90 ban tom
tent IND til 8pen, beilntte6e ban at
bente me6 at opfege @oo0min til
nGite Morgen: 9a ban git u6 for
at gipe Dam Meo6eleliet1 fanot ban
bans Gig.
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11l'i''neiota.

M1inneiota.
- S Manfato bar MaDor Mn.
oretpg gipet Drore til, at at @piL
lao bel meo garninger lom Sort,
ifal opbgre / 5aIooner % Cigar.
bl,tifer, ielp ON Snofatien Inn 81
gl eller gigarer: 2open MOB 5pil
Epaa offenlige 5teoer itaI giennem-
Efgres til 8ogitaoen.
Mor0et PAD ben. gannIe gneboer
|gbriitian 8altber ! SEEM Him, ber
|fan6t Ste6 5. 9. SSanllar, benitnar
|enonu uopflaret, ogs Mutboriteterne
er iaa langt fra at babe lift @aa.
gen iom nogeniinoe. Ser er j Be
|fi6ite 25 Mnr ! Seem nIm forepet
4 Moro, al bbtIfe oct life er Ipffe.
BEG at opoage @ierningsmenoene.
On 6Dgtig r&rapper1 er sc.
clifton af Doper. S ginterens
2gb bar ban ifaffet fig Stinoet al
E6 Minfs, Il bpioe @esIer, ire Mn-
be .og ct fort artaI at moifusrot-
ter % anoet minore @iGot. Men Sen
be6ite 6angft gioroe BON bog forleoen
L en- graz Sglprpb, for bDis Climb
ban bill faa mellem SIS %. $12b.
EDenne Dpreart er meget fieloen MI
ON Stun6er, Der ftn6eS neppe en-
.Sglprnb for bper bun6reoe almtnoe-
Elige Mepe.
S en- itor Sfiturnering, iom
.atbolotes / Dulutb ii6ite l1ge, iatte
-SSobn gpenien al 9ulutb en- M &e-
FORD for 2eng0eipring paa Sfi ioet
ban gioroe ct Sop paa 116 SOB. Ole
.Mangietb bop0e ben tioligere amert-
fanife Meforo, III SOB, men oenne
Gang gior0e ban fun ct Sop paa
ITO 500. ger0ensreforoen er ct
Sop paa 1873 SOB. 5firen6et / Du-
lutb foregif UNDER megt ubeloige
8eirforbolo, i6et BET bap6e regnet,
og 9neet par meget blgo, iaa @pen-
lens Sop mao aniees for at babe boz
ret en- l1alntnoelig go6 Hreitation.
- S @ommeren 1908 blep en- 60
1oonpert / Smatonna, SenrD &rter.
mprbet al ire l,nge Menneifer, Senrg
og CHARLES Nelion og 8illiam Snt,
ton. Motibetspar @speri. Mlle 6e
tire unge Gpre, Der ;nappe bar no oper
Drengeaorene, blep bbmte til OGDEN,
men 5traffen bleD foranoret til lips=
parigt Gengiel. Sutton er ogo |
5tatsfengslet ! 1904, for ct Mar
iioen be6e CHARLES Melion, og iioite
l1ge oebe 8roberen, 9enrD, ollie al
9ering. 8rporenes Torelbre ben
te6e 2igere og lo6 Dem begrape
bborimob Sutto11 blep begrabet / Sat
tigior6 / Stulmater.
Sra 8arf @apios, S11bbarl
Gountp, mebbeles, at Der Manoal
iiolte ltge blep begaaet ct Moro Of
Selpmoro beo Sfolebuiet / Smo SSn
let Somnibip, ioet en- ung Mano, aut
quit 8olt, ifpo Sfolens ,1nge 2arer
inbe, 8esiie @rabam, og oerefter iil
ieIp. Mor6et og 9elpmor6et blei
begoaet / Sfolebgrnenes Baa{Dn
8olt bapoe / lengere Ei6 belief ii
Miis GRAHAM, Ser imi6lertio al
bite bom. sells for0i bau fto6 lang
UNDER benoe / 9annelie, bells for6
bnn gnlfe0e at ltuoere Dioere. Mean
l0aq Morqen TOM ban til Sfolen ol
falote benoe uoenfor. Otter EN- !an
gere @omtale gift BUN ttlbnge / 5fo
lebuiet, men 8oH affpreoe 90 tit
Riffel imo6 benoe, iaa bun falot II
Sor0en, % 6erefter ffpo ban BEND
giennem Sope6et, iaa bun oeoe. Der
efter la0eoe ban &iflen paanD % ifg'
Jig ielp / Sopebet. Miis GRAHAM
bar meget afbolot @gnen.
7omn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
Morv Dafota.

@iIliam Miller er al @raii-
bent &ooiepelt nomineret til Gmbe-
BET iom @egiitrar peo 2an6fontoret.
/ 9epiIs 2afe.