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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-01

Ranch because Mr.. Walden writes for
it. With but one or two (if any ex-
ceptions | consider him the best writer
on fruitgrowing in America.
ANDREW SHERWOOD.
Monavilla, Ore.
Editor The Ranch:
| am very pleased with your paper
and wish to continue it's subscription
Please find money order.
P. M. WRIGHT.
Chimacum, Wash.
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for The Ranch | like to learn how
to spray my trees and take care of
chickens. Please send it right off to
the address below. JOHN KRON.
Coupeville, Wash.
We planted some potatoes this
spring in some wet ground and they
have grown all summer and are now
nearly as soft as they were in June.
Will you kindly inform us if there is
any way to harden them and keep
them in winter. w. V. GRISWOLD.
Alfalfa, Wash.
Your letter relative to the potatoes
not hardening came to me recently.
In reply would say that this is one of
the serious difficulties that the potato
growers have to contend with in this
state. The best way to get around
it is to plant early maturing sorts. Our
late sorts frequently give us this diff
ficulty, even here in the Palouse. Some
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-01
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w. G. BOWMAN.
Upper Sumas, B. G.
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plenty of big squashes. This was the
driest year l have seen in my 81
years in this country, and I have big
squashes and plenty of them.
d. T. REID.
701 E. 18th St., Vancouver, Wash.
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The Pacific Poultryman is also re-
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body is certainly losing, and l know it
will not be me- Although l am in the
poultry business exclusively, still |
find The Ranch very interesting and In
tend to keep it on my list.
w. e. HURD.
Renton, Wash.
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The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-22
pROGREsS
Strickland W. Gillian

Strickland W. Gillian Near the town oi Up-agsinss-it, in the land of Root-or-die. We have found our very finest inspir- Asion. YOU and I. Toiling up the hill called Hsse-to,
 with CompulsiOn for guide. We have made the sor, of effort that
 WAS never yet denied. In she way were Can't and Couldn' |
 with their brother, Whist '>-.he-uSe While our dearest foe. Born-weary, selaed with joy each poor excuse. Yet behind Us. unreleutiug, drove our
 hesrtleSs master Must. And our feet es>syed no tagging spite ot hill. or heat, or dust. l; was there we grew the sinews for
 the s,rGggie-yOu and L. Near ,he town of Cp-agaiust-it. in
 the land of Roo.-ov-die. We discovered possibilities undreamed
 ot-you and l.
 N ere EGStS DS3F[3SOe> III Nnas journey
 Little. then, our master cared. As along that stony highway under
 uhlp and spur we fare6. Brex6-aud- butter trudged beside Us.
 with ! keen, and ruthless soad. Ina; should Qicken halting footsteps
 if We loitered on the road.  Pride an6 Spunk. txo eonely sisters.
 lureG us on with myriad wiles- All ,he masters welts were painless as we teasse6 on their smiles. So our heart grew strong 10 conquer. IS se plOdded-you and l. Pas. lhe hamlet Up-against-ic. in the
 land of Root-or-6ie.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-22

storage. Previous to the great ex- por,ation of copper the European con- sumer, as a result of high prices, was in about the position of American consumers at the present time.
 Another selling interest says;
 "I have just made careful canvass on the manufacturing industry of the country. especially among the wire mills, and my reports indicate that there is a bettering of conditions. In some instances working forces have been increased. and within four weeks expect healthy demand from the wire drawers for copper. Their stocks of raw material are low and these must be replenished. The copper market may be quoted as weak at lie Der pound. In facr.. at the moment the metal could be secured in liberal quantities at concessions from this figure. The metal seems to be nov ing quite freely, however. In the month of January Calumet X Hecla sold twice its production for that per iod and has not enough on the ground today 10 meet future deliveries.
 \ large producer says:
 Il see nothing in the situation to warrant change in my views. which were quoted some months ago, to the effect that the lugic ot tine situation favored the continuance for some months to come of lie copper. This price represents about the same profit 10 the producing mine as did l2c cop per few years ago. and it has been the history of previous movements that when sudden and severe col lapse overtakes the market there is, for some months follow wing. rather indifferent market, within nartow fluctuations. at prices which were equivalent in point of operating profits 10 the present quotation oi He.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-22

Seattle. Feb l9.-The Tuberculosis convention. which has been holding a session in this city. adj0arnei so- giSy. Just st the conclusion of .he session. representatives of the Denny estate made the announcement that \ donation of fifty thousand dollars would be given for the purpose of eS- saolishing hospital so te devoted 10 the treatment of pulmonary diseases.
 Toledo. Feh. ia.-rhe American, cue French and the Italian autoists have arrvived here. rae American wss leading. Is Is reported that one of the French autoi>,s Is blocked in a snow drift st Eiie. Penusylsauis. Those that arrived ,osisy were iu good condition and have met no miShAgS.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-22
THE ANCIENT ROMAN

Oh the Roman @as 3 rogue. He erat, WAS. you t'attum; He ran his automobilis
 And smoked his cigaretlum: He wore diamond >suGius And elegant crasattu,n i maSima cum laude shirt And such stylish hsttum. He loved inc luscious hic-haec-hock And bet on games and eQui; 1t times he won {; at others though He gos is IT the nequi; He winaed tquosque tandeml Al D1eilas Un the Forum. And sometimes. naughty. even made Those goo-goo oculorum. He frequently was seen
 4; coss bs:s giadiaiOFial. And generally ate enough to feed Ten ooaFders q. memorial: He often went on spr@es.
 And said. on starting bonus. .'Hic labor. opus e-t.
 On. there's uly hic-hic domus?' Although he lised in ancient Rome Of all the zris the middle He was excuse the phrase :. hOrFid individl. Oh B Ia, different thing Was the homo ldatiYe homiuiJ Of far away B. C.
 From Us ot Anno Domini.
 James i Doyle
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-22

AdYices from the eastern copper selling ceacers are to the effect that
 xhile the market Is for inc moment !istlezs and prices practically easing of ! bit, ihe outlook a. viewed D. some Of the Ieasling producing anu selling interests in the country Is far from discograging. An official Of ore Of the largest refuing and selling con- zeru- s4 a= United states. x xbich has preseniaityes in al ihe mining and margiseturing districts says:
 The copper market aE tbe moment may be IikeDed 10 the stock market. There is TO pressure to sell. yet On account of the dO'iDess there is q nat gras reaction ~hicn shU= far has car Fied copper qootations down somewhat less thsn half cen, . pound from the nigh levels sE which the recent sales Eers effected. This reaction nill not prove seriOBs, however. Neither should an Up,Urn carry copper prices s-AF-@f v AD@ AH>A - A-C aAk44G- s~~
 issn consumers are carefOlly weighing the situation and appreciate the fact that copper at ltc or less is cheap
 Yet they are going to take TO chance again. They have been obliged to turn high priced copper into manu- tactUred product @hich finally had so be disposed Of for less than the orig inal cost of the raw material Europe is nos buying copper now, but under she purchases made last fail the ez- ports Of she metal for some time will continue heavy, and February ship nlents piID probably exceed 20, ,Oo0 tons. The stocks Of refined copper in soIs country I estimate at nos more than z5, GO tOrs. while including the prodDci in ihe tanks si refneries it will probably total 70, 600, ODO pounds. ''
 4 producer Of 100, ,Oo, GO pounds of copper per sDpum says: ''l expect tnss sithin three months copper will he selling at 1Gc per pound. I base this opinion on sbe belief that bDsi- ness conditions in sbs United States within this period will force the American consumer into the market and she supply Of copper in the Unit ed States, in the lace Of no stocks ip the hands Of consumers ard consin- Eed restriction ip output, will, of nec- essisy. enhance the value of the metal above ground. We have shipped many millions Of pounds Of copper abroad. and fl shipments are any cri- serion shs copper shipped abroad has gone direct to the consumer, not to
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-22
IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT

N THE COMMISSIONERS COURT for the Precinct of Ketchikan, Alaska, In Probate.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Cora Martin, Deceased.
 Notice fs Hereby Given, That the undersigned has filed in the anobe court his final account of the adminis- tration of the above estate, and that Monday, May 2, l90s, at 2 o'clock D. TT. at the Court House in Ketchikan, has been appointed by the court as the day and hour for the hearing of objections 10 such final ac- coGn. and the settlement thereof.
 Nj. F. MARTIN,
 EzecutOr.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-22
! uniInI.ffatOr
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
 Court for the Precinct of Ketchikan.

UNITED STA IFS ANISSIONERS Court for the Precinct of Ketchikan, District Of Alaska. Division No. l.
 IN PROBATE.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Mich aei Sortbman. Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned has this day been duly ap- pointed Administrator of the estate of Michael Northman, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same. with proper vouchers, to me at The Rectory, $. Johns Mission, Ketchikan. Alaska, within six months from date hereof, for approval and payment
 Dated this elevnth day of January, 190s.
 FREDERIC M. LOOMS,
 Administration
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-22

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT for the PfeciGct of hetchiksn-Dis- trict Of Alaska. Div. No. l. in Pro- bate.
 h the matter of the estate of Geo. Wheeler, deceased Notice to Cred stDi~.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- e-lsig gu-G has this cay been duly ap- pointed administrator Of the estate of Geo. Wheeler. dereased. All persons having claims against said estate are requested to present the same with proper vouchers al my office, in store of Tongass Trading Company. at Ketchikan. Alaska, within six north, from date hereof. for approval and payment.
 Dated this 2nd day of Nov. 1907.
 FREMONT KING.
 s--.-.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-22
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To otto Daniels. his heirs. successor

U oaLU Da0Ict>. His HciI>. s0Cccs>Ulc : or as>i us. or either Of them.
 You are hereby notified that l have expended in labor and improvements, rhe sum of two hundred dollars. being ore hundred dollars each for the years ending December 3l. l906. ard i901. respectively. being the fuli amount of the expenditure required by law 10 be made in both said years on the mining location known and recorded as the Mountain Bell No. l. situate on Crackerjack Mountain. >o-calied, on Prince of Wales Island. Alaska. about three miles westerly from Hollis r. O.. and not e of which Is on record in the office Of the L. 5. Commissioner ex-officio recorder of the ketchikan Mining district. Alaska.
 And ycu are further notified that if yOu do not. within ninety g90l days from the date of final publication hereof. cause 10 De paid to the under signed your prOportionate share oi said expenditures, as co-owner, your interest iu said claim will become the property Of the undersigned, under secEion 2524. Revised Statutes of the United States
 F.r-t publication. Dec. 2s, 1907.
 Last publication. March E. 1908.
 A. T. WHITCOMB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27
st Dperfalo al &oreanere / Ga

st Dberfalo al &oreauere / @an
6ranciscp. 9. 90. @tepens, Ell ame>
rtfanif Diplomat, ser / en- &effe Mar
bor beret Set foreanife Statsraa6s
otplomotiife &aa6giber, fom it61ts
l1ge til Gan Grancisco fra &oreas
&ope6ita6 @eoul og u6talte | ct sSn-
terpiep til ct lofalt 8tdo, at BET ia
paneliife Stpre / &orea bap6e 6e beD=
tie &eiultater, og at @oreanerne ielp
crfienote Bette. 5gnoag often tom
4 &oreanere, ser boer / 5an Sran-
cisco, in6 / @otellet, bDor @tepens
boer, og ipurgte ban1, ON ban beo=
fien6te Zig Snterpiemet- Stepens
iDare6e SSa til bette, bDorpaa &orea=
nerne oberfalbt bam meo &ebolDer=
ifu6 og @tole. Sotelgieiterne Iagoe
Jig imellem og fit tilfalot Boliti iom
arrelterebe 8ol6smen6ene, ser erfle=
re6e, at Sc bil6e 6rebe 5tebens, 1om
6e ifplote for at bore Mariag til at
&oreo blep unoerfaitet Sopqns Sper=
berreoemme og til at laa mango So
reanere blep misbanole0e og uoplDn=
6re6e, ia en6og 6rebte al iapaneiilfe
Solbater. Gtepens 0goe igaar al
fine @aar.
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oil Ahutt1trntpr
iom ffDloer for 8labet.

N#&-N.gsEG #gE EE1E4 EH&.- Lr#A HNH4ar.[ EEa
Sfplge BET npe &egulatip, iom Soit
9epartente1tct / &aibinstOn bur no=
icnbt, fun Mpiicr life f%orien6es meb
&oitcn, MAR DC life paa BET NOR
meite er fornobctalt. Sor ,1senlise
8laoe CT @rGnoicn lat til ct Aar,
% ben, Der ifplber for mere enb CT
Mar, bill life fanne faa 1T 8lab ienbt
meb 8oitcu. On Del al bore Mbon-
nenter ifploer for lGnsere Sib, og
for bisic CT Triiten altiaa nblpben.
81 fur l1oienbt cn0el @egninger til
iaabanne Mbonncnter for at unbgaa
Stanosning os nil inart nbienbe flc-
re, dg hi bcber M%bonnenter, Ser al
Ioresieieblen Ter, at beres Mboune~
ment life Ct betalt, IN i%nareit, ieneit
inben 30 Gage, at inbienbe 8ctalin-
gen, for at 8orienbelien fan fprtint-
tes ,1foritDrret / Cpercnsitemmelie
meb Hoitluben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27

@n 2ipSffebne. S Splge en- Meo=
belief e til Danmarf fra Seem Oorf er
en- 6anif &un1tmaler Mntbon 2pmen=
berg, afgaaet beo Deoen @rooflpn.
Sans @fjebne bar beret tri1t, 1om
iqa mango at Dem , Der REFER no
.eftcr @uloet og Sc grgnne. Stope.
Com Glen pua @nnitafaoemiet bite
ban aooe Gpner, fit Mfaoemiets ito
re @ulomeoaille og 6eltog lom SRI
pilig / 3-Morsfrigen. S 1851 no.
%panoreoe ban til Seem Oorf, bbor bon
Ell Si6 ernereoe Jig JONI Mnliflerer,
ienere lom 8anfasiiltent % enoeliq
lom 9elegrofiit. 9g set gift nebaf
meo bam. @biifp'en bar for itarf.
gSu er ban b60 paa ct at Neroens:
itaoens &oipitaler. San blep sc
@ar gammel.
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5orsnineen ,cung6(om(ten'

"2pngblomit"% =66oreningen bolot
ii6ite Snsbag rMecftiepartD". 9e
el6re &binoer, Goreningens Stiftere
og 2eoere, ban6e uofgrt ct goot @r-
beioe meo Mrrangementet. Sect
tie'erne og Sorfle6erne ipnes / go6
@armoni meo Selifabets S%ornaaal,
at tiene Samfunoet, gleoe fig ielo
og more fine Me6mennei fer. Man
baboe ct effeftfulbt 8rogram> mar1
moreoe Jig l1omerfet neo fine oper-
ralfenoe og bebagelige @11lerer. Ser
rerne tog De npounone Seiersgu6in=
ser tilbor6s, bpor man / set bebite
@umgr 6raf lin &affe, ipiite Sage
og 5an6micbes Ser bar ingen 8oro=
taller. Man ifpnote Jig for at gin,
Blaos for an0re lGngteu0e 5iele,
~ life for Sobafsrbg og @bilfp,
men SEN interchangeable &affetoor.
@ele Salen por ion1 cit Soraarsmorf
at grgnt me6 bbi0e, guile, blaa, rpoe
bruno, forte @aano, 5lgjfer og 6or=
fle6er. Ser bar 2ps / Sinoene og
ltraalenbe 2ps / @allen, lon inge11
&rog bar mgrf. Saa blep ser Dams
- Square6anie og &un06ans. Sc
elore u9pngblomiter" 6anieoe og
more6e fig lige1aa bpggeligt %
barnligt 1om 6e gamle u%ngoommer>
ser bar tilite6e. Slertallet af 6e
5iliteoeperenoe tilbprte SEN pafre,
beifeene 2~pngblomitfamilie, iomleoe
for Sen felles Sanfe at ifabe ct Ml-
ber0omsbjem engang | 6remti6en.
ONT 1O-15 eller 20 Mar, for Sc
gamle JONI mi leper;; men iom 5 eller
10 Mar berefter maaIfe ,allereoe bar
faaet ct permanent 1olto Srer1t1os=
biem UNDER 6 SOD Sor6.
S bore europeife Siemlan6e er
ollie filantropiife S~nititutioner grunoe
lagt og bpgget paa en- beifeoen og
tarpelig 8egpnoelie, 8grnebaper,
8prnebiem, Mloeroomsbiem, 90.
manosbiem, Mrbeiosltuer. &lle 6isle
Soccer bar e%fstiteret / europa Mar=
%bl1n6re0er fgr Sc bleo befien6t / Set
omerifanife gamfun6slip. S Gu,
ropa bar set gierne en- Man6 eller
en- aoin6e, ION iatte Jig ! 9pi6ie1
for @runoleggelien, og ban eller bur
ieire0e mes at iette S6een iganq
me6 faa Mioler, iimple og %tarbelig;
&nie. Men I Mmerifa faar ma,
I,pIuoielig ct Mnfalo al 8elgjgren.
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8iifop Gbas. $. Touler, en- q
Observation-Disclosures melt Qnlete &rG

8iifop Gbas. $. Somler, en- al
Observation-Disclosures melt anleteH re-
iter, oe6t ii6ite uge | Seem Dorf; II
Mar gammel, at @iarteipg6om. 8i.
flop 6omler ituoere6e / fin l1ngbom
baaoe Ebeoloei og Sura; men prafti-
iereoe alorig iom Sagfgrer, ioet ban
itrafs efter M%fllutningen al fine @t11=
bier git ODER / preitelig 8irfiombeo.
San betiente forifiellige Metbooilt=
mentgbe0er / Chicago, og bleb 6er<
efter palgt til 8reiioent for Mortb-
meltern uniperiitp / gpan1ton, Sll.
Derefter pqr BON | en- Naffe Mar Sc
6aftgr al nGbriitian Mopocate" og 1e=
mere Generals efreter for Metbo6iit-
firfens Misiion, inbtil ban / 1884
palgtes til 8ilfop. San bar en- oper-
or6enlig epnertg og energtlf Ma1,o,
Der napnlig fremmeoe Mtslionsar=
5beioet / l16lanbet. S ben STD ball
fungereoe iom Misitonsiefretar, fiji
ban oprettet 2 l%1niperiiteter / Selma %
en- Metbooiitfirfe / ct. &etersborg
timber bans 2e6elie er mango Mfil.
'lioner Collars inoiamleoe til Metbo.
F6iitiamfunoets Birfiombeber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27

norif-oanife Songerunion og bets I'M
.oipiouelle Soreninger. De 81 &C.
freterer / oct itore Sorbun6 pil emo
btoere inoienoe @maaitpffer til bpert
9eumer fra 6eres reipeftipe 2ofalite-
ter, iaa set fan trgitigt ipaaes paa
Sorbaun6, at 8ulletinen bill blibe
iterft efterlpurgt. Set er Meningen
at ubien6e Ben gratis til bper eneltc
al Sorbun6ets 700 Sangere iamt
ellers til an6re, ser interesl erer fig
for Staonet, naar 6e i%noienoer Nabn
og M6resle til obennepnte Sefreter.
3433 Garfield &pe., M%inneapolis,
Winn.
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Du(ut6 air. Cine.

S ct Marsti6 bar be Meno, Ser
itaar bagpeo 8roieftet til Etpin @itp
& Dulutb electric Sine benDttet
Observation-Disclosures / bette 8Ia6
for at neffe Hublifums Snteresie
for @age1 og ifaffe BEN Stptte.
Sen Sffenligbe6 @agen oerbeo bar
facet bar ganife naturIigt gipet SIN
le6ning til set @pergsmaol:: gr Set
ct giennemferligt 9roieft poa en- bo=
no fioe 8aiis, og ct Ser rimelig Git
ferbe6 / Set for Dem, ser letter 8en=
&c / Get? 6or at beipare bette
5pgrgsmaal bar @r. 6re6 s. @en=
bell, al 6irmaet 8en6ell & Green,
8ubltc Accountants al MinneapoIis,
netop afil,1ttet ct grun6iet @iennem=
Jpn al &ompagniets Bigger. S ben
Sperbebisntng, at en- M Short
Sine" til Sen sperite gn6e al Sc ito
re sSnoiger, orepen r1e6 @Ieftricitet,
ptloe bore en- goo Cling, og at Ser
ifpl6tes &ublifl1m en- grun6ig oe
expert l1noeriggelie at Sagen, ober=
orog uMinneapoIis Sournol" Mr.
@enbell at foretage bette Mrbeibe.
San blep palgt poa @run6 at bans
anerfienote 9pgtigbe6 for benne
Slags Mrbeioe .og foroi bans Mnieel-
lie / 9pillingbperr1e fifreoe, at bans
@apport biloe fremlpgge netop Sc
Safta, bun bap6e fnnbet.
Mr. @enbell bar netop fulbfert
i'm ltn6eriegelie og bar ~frennlagt lin
@opport til v%SSolrnal". 5an finder
/ alt peienliet Broieftet flogt plan.
lagt og logiff uoarbeioet. @ompag.
NETS Mfferer CT blebet gfonomiif le
bet / Sc in6ipi6uelle SntereSienters
6aber. gtbpert Mi6bel til at ffaffe
bom en- grl1n6ig Toritaaelle blep it'll.
let til bans &aaoigbeo, og ser bar IN
gen 2eiligbeb eller 9ilbejeltgbe0 Doe.
ret iii at 5elfobets gmbebsmnnf
lful6e bripe ftie=5pefl1lation. Mr,
@en6ell erflerer, at efter benne
grl1n6ige l1n0eripgelle oil ban iffe
/ fierneite Maaoe betenfe fig pao
at anbringe fine egne &enge / &ro:
ieftet.
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lHo%rlII'e(pOn0lnCe
Sra y. srob, y. 9.

9. 9. g. 2oge 1873 bar nh beitaoet
/ omtrert AZ glar, og i Sen Giol
ct ser ogb 3 Mfeblen1mer; Set er il
fife mango al ct Meolen1santal al I.
40; men set l9rgelige er, at Sc a1le
3 bar pragtige llnge Manb ! %.
Mars Mloeren. Sen ferlte bar Sens
Semen iom bpoe Ben 80. Mai
1906; Ben anben &eter SeSien, iom
bpbe sen 2. Morts 5. g., og flln 12
Gage cfter bpoe geiels &riitian @an-
fen, altiaa Sen Ia. Marts. De bar
ollie 3 flinfe, goomo0ige unge Men,
ne1fer, og at oe bapbe mango &enner
pioneoe. Sc itore 2i9felger og ma1rge
@lomiter ON. gnoog ii0Itnepnte
Miels &riltian Sanien, iom fun bap-
De peret Der / ,2anoet iioen iioite
Goraar, bapbe peo tit bebugelige %
bromfri 8eien bunbet Jig mango
Genner. Ml1e, 1om l9rte bam at
fienoe, ipntes goot ON bam. Snn
bopoe llet ingen 6amilie Der 2an>
Oct, fl1n en- &an1erat, iom ban fienotc
bienmefro, beb Mapn 81. s. Sbol~
itrl,p; men ban bar ogiaa en- go0
&omerat og Sen for bam, tbi bans
Silent lto6 aaben for bam baaoe |
SIP og 500. timber bans Spgoom
(Mppenoicitis) tog Sbolitrup og
9onif 8ro6eriamf1no Zig faoerlig al
bam, pg ser bleb giort alt bpao Der
fltn6e gigres for BAN; men bans ST
me bar fommen. Danif 8rooeriam-
FUND gap BAN en- imuf 8egrapelle.
Donjf 8rooeriamfun6 bar bel repre-
1enteret, oe fra 2eonaro Solpital bar
Ser 4 SpgepIeierifer og &arifels So
brit, bpor ban baboe arbeioet, bolot
1tille SEN gftermio6ag paa @rrno at
8egropelien ; baa6e &ontorperlonale
og Mrbeibere par meb til 8egrapell lie.
og ser Dor ct 8elb al 81omiter, iau
ser bar gooe 8eptier for, at Ben unge
Man6 lite ito6 bennelgs I BET for
ham fremme6e 2an6.
S &irfen bol0t Baitor 8. Sacob.
fen en- imuf og rsren6e 2%igpreoifen;
bans Sefst Dor ON @resiet og 8lom<
1ten, fom itaar paa Marfen, froots
peo Mibiommerstto, men naor iaa
Manben fonuner meb Seen % meier
Set neo, iaa fal6er set til Soroen og
pisner. rDenne imuffe, unge, fraf*
tiee, baabefuloe Mano," iagoe ban,
riom iaa baitig moatte 90, ct ct Be-
bis for; at set fan gao meo % Mene
neifer iom meb @resiet og 8lom-
fterne poa Marfen, og ri ifal oerfo
aItib pere bereot."
Disie 8 nnge Men6s 8ortgang
par ct Sob for 2oge 1873, men erbnn
ct baorbere Sab for beres Gorel6rc
og 6sifenbe. @erlig bar ri @rnno
til at befloge iibitnepntes Goralore
% 5g]fenbe biemme / Danmarf;; be
bill mart faa ct iergeligt oDerra-
fenbe 8rep meo Me6belelie. ONT, at
oeres fiere Spn er beb. &nn par
fra 2inoelie poa 2angelans.
81. s. so a 3 e II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-27
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