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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23
SUIT
MAKES CAPTAINS
WIFE FLEE HOME
Fort HamiIton's Select Military
COterie Shocked by Hams
Domestic Crash.
OFFICERS BROTHER ACTS
AS INFORMER IN CASE
Captain Rushes from Frisco.
Lively Revels Come Out
in Gossip.
Especial to the Evening start

NEW YORK, June 23.-High social
circles at Fort Hamilton were startled
today by the announcement tina Cap
tain p. c. Hams, jr., had begun an ac-
zion for divorce, and that his wife had
fled to her parents in Boston. The COM
plant of Captain Hains reveals many
reVels at the fertilization at the Mar
rows, in which the younger military
set participated, and ii is said that
sensational disclosures are expected.
The captain names a man whom
ne believed to be a close personal friend.
When Captain Hams Was sen to the
Pacific coast last fall to take charge
of the transport service between this
country and the Philippines he left his
wife and their three little children in
the house they had occupied at Fort.
Hamilton.
A few months ago his brother, T.
Jenkins Hams. author of "The Wind
jammers." returned from abroad, and.
as his home is in Bay Ridge and con-
venient to Fort Hamilton, he called on
his brothers family several evenings.
What he observed led him to write TO
Captain Hams a letter which brought
the captain post-haste from San Fran
CISCO. lneTe was d SlOIllS SCSiiS Dt-
tween Captain Hams and his wife, with
the result that she packed her clothes
and went to Boston. Captain Hams
and his three children moved into the
home of his brother.
General Hams, father of the captain,
who was retired six years 81 came on
from Washington, and after several
conferences it was decided to bring the
action for divorce.
Mrs. Hams is the daughter of a Bos-
ton clearinghouse keeper. She and
Captain Hams, then a lieutenant, were
married IN 1900 and soon after that
came to New York. Mrs. Hams was
popular In the younger set at Fort
Hamilton, and as her husbands income
from a patent cement mixer was large
she was one of the best entertainers in
the exclusive military colony.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23
PETERS GRADS
To GET DIPLOMAS
AND REPEAT SHOW
ParOchial Schools Commence
ment Program Includes Panto-
mime and Comedy.

Success marked the commencement
of st. Peters School, held in the COM
modious hall in Livingston street, last
night. The program was looked after
by the girls. 1t will be repeated to-
night, when these graduates will re-
ceive their diplomas:
Jacob Auth, Charles Herrigan, Ed
ward Pivovar, Charles Refining, Charles
Schuetz, Frank Weber, Catherine Bos-
let, Anna Freund, Magdalen Geiger,
Anna Haderthauer, Teresa Noll and
Louisa Steiner.
After a festival march there was a
prettily presented pantomime, THE
Little Women of Long Ago. and a
short comedy, in which Catherine Bos-
let, Anna Marbach, Louise Steiner,
Magdalena Geiger, Teresa Noll, Anna
Roleder and Eleanere Bovcak took
part. Other budding performers were
Anna Kraemer, Elizabeth Strubel. j.
sephine LEM. Josephine Dotterweich,
Clara Netschert, Anna Rieder, a
Maier, Helen Muir, Margaret Bruet-
ting, Mary Gerhard, Rose Doeffinger,
Elizabeth Dancak, Anna Freund. Mary
Frey, Emma Provost n Rose ELMER.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23
ONE PHASE
OF SCHOOL LIFE
IN WATSESS|NG
Graduates Receive Diplomas
from Commissioner Bedell
and Give Exercises.

Closing exercises were held in Wat
sessing Public School. Bloomfield, last
night in the presence of a large as
semblage.
Diplomas were presented to the mem
bers of the graduating class, as fol-
lows: Minnie Barbar Aue, Peter Paul
Martin, Beatrice Lillian Klump, Morris
Olinger, Wills Gustaf Spong, Mary
Frances Hughes, Frederick Nugent
Moffat. jr., Ethel Dorothy Weden, Ida
Samuel, Gladys Bertha Chabot, Edith
Ashley, Marguerite Schaup, Abram
Day Maxwell, Henry Herman Eggers,
Frederick Kleiber, Bertha Rose
Kuffer, Elsie Francis Nicolai, Hazel
Irma Lear and Mary Annette Mackin-
tosh.
Miss Aue is president of the class,
Mr.. Martin is vice-president, Miss
Klump is secretary and Mr.. Olinger is
treasurer.
The program consisted of an address
by President Aue, prayer by the Rev.
]. William Ryder, recitations by Mr..
Moffat and the Misses Schaup and
Chabot, piano solo by Miss Ashley,
violin soil by Miss Aue and the rem
dering of several songs by a chorus.
Miss Hughes read the class history.
Commissioner George E. Bedell award
ed the diplomas and Commissioners
Samuel Ellor awarded the prizes for
good attendance.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23
FUNERAL
FROM HOME OF
LATE OFFICIAL
Police Board Associates Adopt
Resolutions of Condolences
for Bereaved Family.

Many out of town friends reached
this city today to attend the funeral
this afternoon of Police Commissioners
William r. Bennett, who died in st.
James's Hospital on Saturday at his
late residence, SO Lafayette street, this
afternoon. Mr.. Benefits services to
the city have been officially recognized
by the Board of Police Commissioners
in a set of resolution, which will be
engrossed and sent to his family.
Twenty-four patrolmen from each pre-
cinct under the command of their re-
spective roundsmen were assigned to
accompany the funeral cortege as far
the Fourth Precinct boundary line, and
a squad of mounted police n the
Fourth Precinct contingent will go to
Woodland Cemetery.
The resolutions of the Police Board
were as follows:
TT is with deep regret that this
hoard is called upon to mourn for one
of it's members, William r. Bennett,
who, during his short period as a police
commissioner, endeared himself 10 all
the members and gained the respect of
his associates by his gentlemanly bear
ing and faithful discharge of official
duty. We feel that the city of Newark
has lost a conscientious and faithful
public servant"
'We extend our sincere sympathy to
the family of the deceased on the dis
nensation with which 1t has pleased
Divine Providence to afflict them, and
hone that even in the sadness of their
atFiction they may yet find consola-
ton in knowing that the worth of his
private qualities and the value of his
nublic services are properly appre-
ciated.
"Resolved, That these resolutions be
entered upon the minutes of the board.
and an ~engrossed cop sent to the fam
! lily of the deceased"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23
Books OF Record

The Brides Book-A souvenir of
the wedding, with front piece in color,
so Illustrations in BLACK and white by F.
Nj. Spiegel; bouad in white cloth, So.
cupid's Proverbs - A wedding
book, illustrated by Albertine Randall
Wheelan, bound in white kid, So. so.
Baby's Records-"Our Babya-A
record of baby's doings from birth to its
first step, illustrated by Frances Brun-
dage, bound in pink cloth, 800.
The abov. bound in pink padded
veilum, sos.
The above bound in silk, blue, pink OF
white, $1.OS.
Our Baby's History "A record
book with spaces for presents, photos,
christening day, color:d Illustrations,
bound in pink and blue cloth, $1.08.
The above bound in white, pink or
blue silk, $I.75.
Baby's Life-A remembrance of
baby's days with spaces tor recording
notable events and red-letter days, with
an introduction by E. Nesbit and illus
trated by Harriet M, Bennett, bound in
pink, blue or white cloth, $1.08.
Baby's Record-A book to record
the incidents of baby, with front piece,
illustrated by Maud Humphrey, bound
in pink or blue cloth, So.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23

Make I'D your mind now that you will In
crease your sales, Advertise In the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23
STOP HUNT FOR T
MANUFACTURERS BODY,

ATLANTIC CITY, June 23.-The
search for the body of George S. Wolff,
q leather manufacturer of German
town, who was thought to have fallen
overheard from a grabbing boat and
drowned, has been halted by the police
until they are assured that Wolff
really drowned. A score of grapplers
are still at work, however. hired by
George S.. Wolff, jr, son of the missing
man. who p%ronounces tho theory that
lis father disappeared of his W will
as preposterous.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23

are: Mrs. Thomas Watkins, Mrs. Rus
sell Marston, Mrs. Frank A. L'Homme-
dieu, Mrs. Louis Colquitt, the Misses
Schneider. Miss Emily Van Vechten,
Mrs. Henry S. Haskins. Mrs. Edward
N. Loomis and Mrs. Walter Boruen
DIR. and Mrs. Clarence Rostow, of this
city, will sail Tuesday, June 80, for q
tour of Europe, extending yer a year.
They will visit the capital cities of
Europe, where DR.. Rostow will make a
study of hospital management.
Mrs. A. F. r. Martin has returned to
this city after a long s~ojourn in Cali
fornia.
Verona Lake and park was h des-
tination of the Ladies' Aid Society and
the Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary societies of the Central Metho-
dist Church on their annual picnic to-
day. The day will be spent in boating
and outdoor games.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23
Screen Doors

Bring your measurements
with YOU.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23

Seldom has a bride received a greater
~ MORE beautiful lot Of wedding pres
ants. The Prince and Princess OF wares
,,ara among those who gratihed the
oo,nIe,s love of old silver. Their royal
-hjehnasses' present consisted of a splen-
aid set of old silver sauce dishes re-
,entlv obtained at a sale of a histor,
IoaI collection. A necklace of carved
anoeralds and sapphires, a copy OF an
oncient oriental necklace. was sent by
7 p Morgan, a diamond drop by MIS-
p,,sselI sage, and a sapphire and dia-
-sen1 min nv Mrs. John Jacob Astor.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-23
AGpn WOMAN DIES.

Mrs. Marie voelker, of Bloomhelo'
aiad IN her home, II Cottage place,
hat town, today, at the g OF %
vears She was an old resident of the
Town, Her husband died some time
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-26

Sc encusntra Tscogids en- CANA hRcs
unos dfaB en- eREa ciudad, la sGfioEitR Paula
Rosa. HacemoB votog poF "a mejoIfs.
-ss encusntrR en- eata Ciudad 81 senior
Jose Manuel 6re2, dc HumRcao. Tam
bien 81 safior joan BsltEkn del comsECiO
de diCh& Ciudad.
-Ent6 enfeFmo dsade hace aIgunos dfas
81 BeHor Bennett, EsCEstario del CongejO
Executive. DsssfmoBls pronto Eeatableci'
miento.
-MuChaR pGr8onAB TeEidentGs On ls isis,
fuuCionsFios p6blicOl y particulars, ami
gos del goboEnsdoT PoRt, han v0nido la
Ciudad saludRFle poT Bu FegTes0.
Han HRlid0 para PoEce aver tOFdG el
ssfioE Manuel SamP, taqufgTafO de la Cor
te de Distrito 80 distinguidR Geh0Ea, que
regreaaTon aver de EBtRdoR Unidog
-NctiCiag de Guyana infoTmRn quG
en- brsvs ContFaeE6n matrimonio allf ID
diatinguida Bafl3Eits Pillar VfzqusE el
taqufgFafo de Ia OoTte de DiBtEito Et1ol
Mufii8. FelicidadsB
-Sa sncuentrR On Osta ciudad ls bailG
diRtinguids BtnoEits AbriI, de AguadillR
hiis del senior J o. AbVil, del alto conner
clio de aquellR Ciud0d. BiaLvenida.
-Ss enCuentra en- eata ciudad 81 fiscal
de la CoEte de Humacao LcdO. ]. R.
Aront8.
Aver almoEzaEon juntOn los Den9Fsl
comAndants Lutz de lR -poliCfa insulaT
LCdo. Aponts, fiscal de Humaca0 y LCdo
Luis CampilIo. Estando On 81 aImueEst
fueron noticiaF Il ComandRnt0 Luts quC
sI lefa HamiIl habiA fsIlsCid0. La noticil
ciEoul6 tambian por la Ciudad. Bra msn
ira, , Ba ignOTa qui6n foe 81 iniCiadoE d
] tai icRnaRd"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-26
IalUOsl 1 Tls PrufIt0r0s q ntsIsl,

JESUS RENDON ALMTRA.-Ton,
OonGtanto exi1toneia do Ios 1iguients1 inu'
tFumant0I: FlautinoI, FIRutag, TeECorolar,
Ob0e-, Requintog, Olarineto1, Fagote-,
Vi0lines, ViolonCslIos, OontEabaioE, Man.
dolinRg, BonduETiag, GuitaEEag, CoInetineI.
OnovsnsI, TrombonoI, BRFftono8, BombaE,
dinoI, HeliOOno1, (bajo8) Trifngulos, PlA'
tillog, Redoblanto8 BomboI. M6todon
do solfaO , para tOda olaBs do instrumOn'
TOD. AcCOsOriou y mdHiOa "a gOnorRl.
San Juan, F. B. Apartsdo n6m. 216.-
Oalla dc Allon n6m. 21 Sol n6m. Al.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-26

REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-solicits
nueBtro Oat6Icgo do mdliCs para piano,
violin , piano, mandolina = guitarra que
contiene mas de mil dOs0ientGs obHRg diHtin
tss todas prscios nunCa viBtos On Puerto
Rico dc 10 0entGvOs eL eiempEGr EI Iujo
' u correction de nusstFas edicioneT, TO-
das litogPa6adas, no necagitA EOclRm0.
Rsmita hoy mismo Bu direction para 0n.
viarle 81 CatElcgo. Century Music Pub
Comp. ALLEN 4 altos, ApaEtsdO 415, San
JuRn Puerto Rico. As Y. 8,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-26

"A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
paStG Industrial De 6antUree (sRn juan
Box 657) tisne On OIasO dc pPimeFR & pre-.
clos Bin COmpetenciR, nm complete Gurtido
para construction de CasaA Molduran do
todo8 tamAfioG. Tablillas para psE8ianan.
Dsp6sitoE. San Juan frOnts q muellO
ndmOro 2. 6AntuToe Stop. "a. TsI6fono1
425 y 1880. IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-26

MRT1LOIDEs-El mOjor , mas uogu1o
d0 todoR loa OgpaoifCog hRsta ahogR oonoOida
para ID OuFa pOrmanOntO de toRg lRB OnfOF.
mOdadoB de IL uEOta, "a goan 6gtaS Cr6nioag 8
Ggudag. ContionO d flujo = cuEa poR com
plOt0, On mOnoB tiOmpoB que ningdn 0tFo pre-
parade similar, laB gon0EEaGg, oGpOFmatoHnGB
TupOYioP u B&ndRlo e0p&ibG. EmpiOER
uuFtiE "a ef0oto IRG tres ouatFo hOFas do
5RbOR8O tornado.
~ > EETTLOIDEs"-1onf fGBi1OB dc tomRP
, ost&n pEOpRRGdo8 do m&n0Fa que no EOVuOl-
V8n d OBt6mSgo al pr0duoen m&los otootOss
% VontR On t0dRB Lar Botieas. PidRnBO
mu0gtFaB gratis { Bus dni0og fGbE0GntOg-
Frederick BtOaRng & oAu DOtr0it. Mi0hi.
D a. u q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-26
Restaurador Vital Do Ricord

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ca
rantizadO. PreciO $1-OO, ORC. Siempre d la
Venta en- Ia Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha CuradO Otros, 10 CuTa v Sc
solicitan pedidos p0r CoEreo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-26
UNGUENTO DERMOGENO

Maravoso medicamento que iene rival la euraci6n
de las agas lcera tumores panadzo sete cuero plea
duras dc animales ponzonosos.
La preeencia que desde haee muchos e vene
dendo pdbco entire las demas preparedness mae
dene prueba de sus magnffcas euaidades cUrativas.
Sc Yende1en todas las Farmaeas de Ia Isla.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06
MINNESOTA
| HISTORICAL
| SOCIETY.
Rnnnt i Byr1t.

Size Snnior Gipnecrs Msioeiatipn,s
oer blep organileret ! 1889, bar De.
forlebne elar alorig beiio0et 6ere5,
eget 9jen men Bat. t11aattet flDtte.
fra 9all til Sail ionl 2eier bos an.
ore 6oreningcr. 9en bar Sbe 8io-5
neers .nreo ct Meolemsantol af oper.
800 ll1el1t, at Set Dur paa SIDE, at be
lqtte SOB unocr eget Sag og bar for
$4,000 fjebt CIT @rnn6 beliggen6e
paa Sen iD0lige Si6e af 9. 5treet,
belt for Grcbange Street og 1ige.
operior ct. Soiepbs &oipitaI.r
6olger 9racbmann=M Mtu6efeit.
Gongfore,li,1gerne Da11ia / ct. Saul
og Mpollo Milneopolis far beiluttet
/ Tellesifob at ofboloe> en- itor Min-
oefeit for Sen af0e6e @fial6 / Mo.
5ort Sail / ct. &aul 2gr6ag Often
s. IS. Mpril (Roaifel6r6ag). Sal=
lcsfol,1itcen bopbe Mpbe fer 8De1
liblte Sgn6ag for at begDn6e Gor-
6ereOellernc % palgte til Gorman6
Sor1l,el Sobnion Sefretrr g. 8oDe-
len og &oslercr $. Sergenien, Set
CT Meningen, iaoDiot muligt, at belle
9lftenens Erogran1 lfal bore Diet
Gracbman1,ife Sange og Gecitatton
al nogle al bans Oigte og Sortpllin-
ger, og til at tolfe 0isie Dil eminent
t. 8egapelier blon6t Danife begge
9per blipe ir6bl1bt. Oct ct fife 5por
al SDibl on1 at 0ein6efelten pil faa
olmin0elig gililut1ing blan0t 2anbs~
n1e1lo / Epillil19bperne; set bar t
bpert 6olo 5angforeningerne fglt,.
.oa Sc relolnt leisae spens s.'be. lE9''s:
tiareet melt fetereoe 6eiHofale 81 8i.
lfal ielpfelgelig bol0e bore 2glere
1m0errettet ON 6orbereoellerlte ef--
terlom oe arter Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06
Re6(anle / Japan.
(Mf 9felno.)

&onlteligt finOer lnon 1loget mere
uotrpfsfulot enc Sen japoltlfe 6or<
retnt11gsreflame. 9el1 anpriite Gjen=
ltonos nbie 8eifripelle og bille0lig:.
Trcmitilling tilfre0sitiller life paa
(angt n9r Golopgnngslanoets Opt
ner. 0e tilfgjer cnonu 8etegneller,
! lon1 6et -lnao onies for Ell lan6 Np-
Oelie at lGle. st franlf 8lo0 brin=
ger felge11oe ltotog al 8efienotsie=
refer fra Ell Sofio=slpis:
vGore Gorer afle16es n1e6 en- &a.
nonfugles &1rtigbeb". u@ort for
unoerlige Hopir er iaa baarot og
|fait ion en- Glefants &uo". $50
re Eaffer beibrges mes Iige iaa me-
gen Sn1bu, ion en- npgift Mano pi=
ier moo iin llnge, benripen6e Some"
- uMlt, bpa6 Ser tenfes / bort @oh=
tor, er flart iom 8iergfrDital. SefS=
terne, ion pt lelb me6 nblggt Ont
FIJI pelger, er lige iaa oeilige og for
ttrplleu6e iom oen fagreite l1ngmeS
Sang". Sag bore Garer 9ie=
| jpn. 0e bill bos os ftn6e en- 1torar-
tet Mootagelie, i0et bore 9be1oe ct
beorbreoe til at piie &unberne Sen
iomme 1,6i6gte @lifper6igbeo> ionl
en- Wian0, Der ipger l1oen Me6gtft
at bortgifte en- af fine Detre> uopi-
Ter. sllti6 ifol Sc fer finoe ianm1e
Mo6tagelie iom bar 9e en- @olitraa=
| le, oer brD6er frem efter en- 6Diter
l92egnoag". rMoor en- Dreng pi-
ier Jig paa @aoen / 6gr6 1neo at
| ipiie Ell al bore fortrinlige @maa<
foger, bar ban eiebliffelig en- Sfa-
re 8er,1 orlfring fig, ion1 iprigt fap,
pcs ON at iige bam oe melt imig.
renoe 8ebageligbeoer for at faa en-
Bio me6". uGore Ge1oitiffer
bre11oer meb lige iaa itor Sioiig-
beo ion1 en- pariiiif &afet paa &ei-
..ferens Geoiels6ag" uMine BEL,
;lige &anarifugle .ipnger n1eo ialnme
J Shit og Sprigbeo iom en- rnsiiif Col.
lbat tgn11ner fin goofaz61aife".
,Saa De t1ogen 5inbe en- Slot Sluer
Ieire fig ON en- Sirupsbruabe paa
EN- beb Sonuner6ag? @obt! Meb
liamme paaitaaelige 8aatr9ngenbeo
bill benne 8utifs genner ipgrme bib,
naar pi ben "a. bolber itor @aarr
Mabning1
@anIe 8arnum tan roIigt gjemn1e
Jig i fin @iite. &an- er biitanceret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06

. hi ~ : ! ~ d
2in,fjprben iont Sanbelspej. 81
Telegram fra &iebetbapn iioite llg;
me0oeler, at Ell befje,,0t ba,lif Sfibs.
rbeoer bar fremiat et Torilag out al
Ionn1arf aabner en- &onfurrenc;
meb &ieler=& =&analen peO at lo6Dbe
Seillpbet gjeni1em 2infjorbel1, iaale
oes at set funbe fbre Sc itore ipgoa
e11oe 5fibe fra Geiterbapet til &ot
teeattet gie1lnen Iby6orenfa1ale1l,
Der MI fun fan befareS al ganif,
ln1aa Gortgier og af og til ianoer
felt til. Torubell at lfobe EN- gob
&onf,lrrence til ben tpife 9eorbise
giterig &anal biloe en- 9pbpanos-
&anol gjennem 2imfioroe11 fortorts
9ppejen fra Gelterbapet til @attegat-
og 9iterig=@aDnene 1neb ITO Weile.
% Sen forliee Seila6s 9eoro ON
: . .
5fogen fllnbe lln6gaaes. OmfoIt=
ningerne bereenes til c. 20 Millio,
|ner &r.
Sen itore Tlaabe er iii ln0erpeis
ira Gallao, Berl1, til Magoalenabug=
ten poo oen califoruilfe &alpg, til
bpre1be Merico, bppr Sen bill onfo1n-
ME IA. @farts. slfitonbe1 er goot
5000 sNile. Dette er Sen lengIte
Sur u0en Stanosning ser bliper
giort pao bele &ejlen. N}agoalena=
bugten er ellers EN- ofii6es og bsjit
n6etDbelig &anoelsplaos, men / Sen
ienere Sis er ser blepet en- n1eget lib
Zig Girflombe0, i0et mefsifanlfc
&on0elsbuie far oprettet Tilialer ser
for 6orretning mes Sc amerifanlfe
Spmen0. Spor lpnge Spbol6et )
MagDale11obllgte,1 piI bare Ell en0nl1
fife oiaiort, oa Ser ital afboloes or1-
fottel1Oe SfD0eppelier Ser, men n1in-
ore END 80 Gage s..atages BET life at
blioe. S San sTraneisco begpn6er
mon ollerebe at gidre itore 5orbere-
oelier til Slaaoens Mootagelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06
0a e Srrmanb hulot 8rpllupS6au


Solp, &c pil a bejien nof lei at
tilt SDron, 0a Sc ma Is Or 1ien 5ozs
re,1 Neter Gre1nano oa Cine blgm
gppt, oa fiji jen Il Il, bpo mpi ba11
BOILER am @i,e; iau1l bore faa elt
faonpu bind, laa boo fan ingDttiret
3 op il que &enne te ga fom aa ipel
&anrt, aa iaa fiji Cine 10 nler' 1P
111e aa go aa part aap aa Il otter R
8g'n. Men a ifa 0Glen1e lon faa, ut.
be' blptp oier oa ilitpal lat 1ann en-
Gin0 faa, at a p li'pe an trotp, at
Soren bel boulf ct, nne ban fla ba
8rpllop igipn.
Gier S, iaan fen 0 G 9gHemiobe,
a bel ITO iei iaan be 2utp 6en bier
81, loa la6 bam oo 81 bier Rp1r1z
paner 10 banfeo be Ell 6la1f 9l aa
an Cigar, al Jas aa lpellet @tlt, au.
@ine gtt aa oatt1let be llo e &Dffen--
.aa laa IL >1l1n jet blpper De 10 Rtr
ipnotg Spitaffel a Sront 8orcb.;;s
ga 0a 81 iaa ifu' u6 aa Il, mba' beer
e beet, iaa rgffet 81 i116, inan be
2am cen baltres &pin6folf aa Manb-
folf oa iaa en- 9iel 8e'n, i1t6 "a be-.
i9tte e biel @1ts. 9la @oren bar
blstp iaa faatonlet, iaa ban tabt Glt
@rano II n1R 6e iann'.
So iaa baeS ben Spellen gift'
;Gno' faa ben Gang. d q
Saa lop 81 e &at otp e Gpno az.
rnoret oem ! en- gron 81; aa 6a oi'
ma ferre' moe oe "a fon1 ino an5
ao', De TIA q beiien lotD foo, te be
feet noeo gior' be e Mabfasie;; aa
d tnnfe no be bel maer lit, far @5o-4
re,t og bans &nen boloe Us Gors
8rullupsoatp loen "a Ice lpos etlyy etyy
ltpi6'
q y. e. s s. y, l., - d - =
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0orcbras. S 6oriamlinsslulcl1
llnber @olgatba airfen, 1856 Sboma5
Street, pil oer Sorsoag s(ften s. 12,
Marts &l. s blipe bolot ct Torcorog
ober Digteren ct. ct. 8licber, BON:
Berion og SIP, al &irfears YrGlt, g.
8jerre. 9llle beoes in0bp0e 6eres
Genner og tage Oen1 me0. Gnbpel
er pelfommen. 5og 0eres onnlts
5ongbeger ine0!
3ibcn for Spitcrlugens Maiferaos
begpn0er iii at nGrme fig me0 ltgr.
fe Sfriot, tbi / Morgen ON IA Du>
be, 2eroag s(ften 5. 81. 0s. gaar Ser
lbs poa Central Sail Geo. IS @. I.
6trect. &omitecn boaber at ie Ell
eDerpnlocn0e- 6orlanling af ct
Bouls 9anlfe peo 6enne 2ejligbco,
og set n1oa life glen1mes, at Ser pil
blipe nooelt ier0eles peroifulo2
&ren1ier.
iSnnbet brnfnct. 0o 1ib1te 2pr,
bog Gfternliooag 2 Mfano par BE-
ifinftiget lneo at lanfe Slpoetgmmer
/ 6lnben fal1Dt be n1ellen1 2 Sr9ltan1=
mer 2iget af en- omtrent 50=aarig
Mono, ser ienere er blepen gien=
fienbt iom @ern1on &ance, Ell &rea=
tl1rbonbler ira 0es Moines, esSa. gll
Dottcr, W1rs. 6. $. @icbersbei1n,
671 @abaiba @treet, ioentificerebe
2iget. Sum boboe iffe let noget
til Tooerert lioen ontfri1g Suletib og
bar uoe af Sta110 til at forflore bans
SOB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06

.9aa iaa la11gt tilbage iom til 1877
rs for at fin0e en- beiere @jennem=
l11ttstenlperotllr, i0et 0en 0e 9lal
par 80. 0en barmeite Sag / afpigz
te MoaneD bar 81 oper og bcn foloe-
ite Dag ii timber 3ero.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06

UuI Ol. Selt UuIllleIle SuY ltlulYs
te Maane0 bar 81 oper og oen foloe>
ite Dag II timber Zero.
@asfur9iftning. st gammelt 70:
oarigt sg9tepar, Wer. og Mrs. 0a.
MEL &arlnon, ser bor / l1ofante,
al 8eit ct. Yqul, blep forleOer
Wlorgen funoet bepioitlps oercS
&us, liggenoe paa @uloet, meo 8G
rellet fDlot af &ulgas. Ser blep be1l
tet 2Gge og oe pentes at bile fon1nlt
oper set.
Nlinncipta repmblifanife Stati
Central &omite bol6t Me6e ct
Saul lioite Gors6ag Gfterm. for ii
5faitl9tte Sen &onpe11tion, Ser ifal
p9lge 4 Delegater at large for 9ea=
tionalfonbentionen / Chicago, ian1
a @tebfortre6ere og II 8reiioent-
GaIg1n9n6, og BEN egenlige Stats.
fonpel1tion for Nomination at Yar,
tiets &onbibater for Statsenbe6s:
r1e11o. Den ferite @onbentton bli=
Der / MinneapoIis 5. 16. Mpril, me6
County &onbention 5 g.. Mpril. Den
anbe1 &onbet1tion ifal afbol6es ! ct.
Saul 5. /. Suli, nreo Gol1ntp &on
bentioner 5. 25 sSuni.> &aa oen11e
&onpentio1, nonineres @uperner.
8iceguperngr, Statsiefreter, 5tats:
fasierer, @enerala6bofat og to Sern=
banefon1tSierer. 5temningen q
ge1ltralfortitee1 bar rent operpeien;
Sc for 9aaft iom Hrefi6e,t- -&anoi6at
ibet tim tire steml1er falot for anort
8anbi6ater, 1 for So Sollette, | fo'
5ugbes og 1 for &ooiepelt, rneoens
SOFT fif 80 Stenlnler.
81, u Jl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06

sycbrnar Manneo bapbe eli Bieus
nenrinitstenlperatur al 21 @raoer
oper Zero, bpilfet par 6 @rooer me.
re ems Ser itre11gt taget tilfom oen
efter 2a,lbs 2op og Set. Man 1naa