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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10

v R M Leland. appeal from Tusca- ioosa county court. reversed and re- mAnded. Mcclellan. J., dissenting. MCCLELLAN. J.- Linden ]. Dickinson v. Geo. g. liar ris. appeal from Marion chancery court. reversed and rendered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
INTERCHANGEABLE.
Iateressing Wedding of North AIabanaa v Folk.

Florence, June s.--tspecial.) )--The marriage of Miss Alice Mcclure. daughter of the late Judge W. B. Me- Clure. and D. Oscar Warren. took place Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. C. E, Holt, of the Christian Church of ficiAting.
 The wedding took place at the home of the bride in the presence of about fifty invited guests and was followed by an elaborate wedding supper.
 The bride groom is the principal of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10

ths Roci.y Knoll School and is one of me most successful educators in the
 sfr. and Mrs. Warren left this morn ing to attend the Confederate reunion af Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
PIaGue in Caracas.

sWillemstad June 9.-A steamer which has just arrived here from Porto Ca- belo, venezuela, confirms the report that several cases of the plague exist in Caracas. The people of Porto Cabel- To. feeling sure that the plague will reach that port, have erected a pest house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10

If You Get Thirsty Today Ask the soda fount boy for Pep-to-lac. It looks good--tastes good--fs good. Contains no dope or heart stimulant. Be. m-w-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10

P. E McAlister of Montgomery was yeserdey appointed Notary Public by the Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10

Truth is stranger than 1lction--in fact 1t Is getting to be considerable of stranger these days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10

Call for Fama Nacionaf cigars, you get ten cent smoke for 5c.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-17

yroposition a. TO whether the 'nast-
ness interests OF Asheyillc ssCr = %
demoraIized in order that the - 'oon
keepers might profit thereby, M IN
to whether this vast sum should not be
diverted into channels of industry. and.
after a vigorous campaign. participate
ed In bv all classes OF people. We won
an overwhelming victory I'm favor Oh
the cause OF prohibition.
IL was the most enthusiastic and
successful Campaign that have ever
WITNESSED. I remember that on one o.
casiun the seats on the entire floor OF
the auditorium were filled with the
different organizations of tho city: the
Masonic order came in almost a soHd
phalanx: the labor unions were there
I'm full force. and n majority OF tho
Knights Of Pythias came IN n body,
and the odd Fellows were also present
as well as the employees OF the raiS-
road company. II was an Inspiring
scene TO witness the representatives
marching shoulder TO shoulder in be-
half OF the cause OF sobriety and ten-
perance. And bring 20 you this cvcn-
ing hearty greetings from the = 49,
tain City and am requested tp '' te
-ou that the county OF Buncom VIII
give in the approaching elect 40
least 2.OO0 majority In favor OF nht-
bition
As ] have stated. we had av@
erage OF 23l cases on the police kes
for each month OF the past year. i'ros
hibition has been in force a littf ~
or two months and the police tSsw
, ;ha- ;ieI" have been only so cI@d@
,ried since the law went into effect.
fc. IN. n. :ths OF January and Febrs-
ary. as against 1S5 cases for drunk-
CONTINUED on page eighty
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
TIE PROFITS OF /" GAMBLING. /"

gentleman operating in corn
Chicago is said have million
ah deal The rather
all made he University
uton under Methodist influence Chicago
build gymnasium We do not of that the
2he university part the the
to doughnus that the
often than otherwise the donation the university
made the
We do not know that
The to first buy all
and then induce those who
lot Naturally
supplies you price they
That the ideal grain The
that as he In his bargains
ne thinks sure thing reasonably thing
that gambling We inclined
improper practice But that the
called gambling Is because experience
than half the time which
required to make gambling
not the delivering
actually performed which
perfectly deal both sides
the gymnasium Northwestern University
excellent clergymen
We intmaing University should
have declined this gift Far We think
OF that kind which to it. All
the hee that be tainted
university the northern limit Chicago
versi in the southern part of the city
a fast hold anywhere II Chicago
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
KILLS FAMILY
AND HIMSELF

LABELLO, Mo, June Fearing
THAT his home would be attacked
should his early life OF crime become
known. is believed to have caused
Bert McMillin yesterday to shoot and
instantly kill his wife. Mrs. Mamie
McMillin and two children. Frank
aged .. and Opal, aged 6. and thea
bullet through his own brain. The
tragedy occurred on the ranch Of.
Whitmore Thomas. near here, and
was witnessed by two farm hands. Ii
developed tonight that McMillin was
at one time member OF the famous
Dalton gang of outlaws that terror
ICED Western Kansas and Eastern
Oklahoma fifteen years ago. and that
his brother Gus. also member of the
gang, was shot to death In Oklahoma.
Since coming here last October, Me-
Millin has had very little to say to his
.neighbors, and Il is believed he lived
In constant dread lest his past life be-
come known. u Is said that Mrs.
McAIillin often conflded to friends
that her husband was constantly
worrying and that she was at loss
10 account for his actions. .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
Mining SHOW
PROVES failure

NEW YORK, June 4.-The mimi. I
show, which opened last week at
Madison Square Garden several days
late because of delay in the arrival
of the Nevada exhibit, closed. last
night, dismal financial failure.
The largest single exhibit was Ne
vada's, that State having appropriate
ed $4,000 to demonstrate it's mineral
resources at the garden. A carload
of Nevada exhibits is still somewhere
on the road.
Albert Brady, Assistant Commits
sioner, in charge of the Nevada ex-
hibit, stopped payment today on a
check given to William NJ. Porter,
general manager of the show. James
d. Ryan, president of the Amalgamat-
ed Copper Company staked five min
ers from Butte, Mont, to 500 each
today to return home. The prize
team of drillers from Globe, A. T.,
who had expected to get money FROM
Manager Porter, are rustling for
funds. similar show here last year
was failure.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
BROTHERS Begin
CAREER Of crime
tBy Associated rress.l

SAN FRANCISCO. June Thos.
o and James Young, twin brothers,
one OF whom shot and killed Police.
man W, II, Hines on the Barbary
coast early this morning, were iden-
titled today as the two men who held
mp and robbed two street cars of the
United Railroads ON the night of June
LIST. Their father, Beauregard Young,
Is an Inspector employed by the
United Railroads. According to thu
police, both men admitted that each
fired several shots, but James declar-
ed that II was his brothers. revolver
which ended the life OF the police
man Several sailors from the battle
ships Minnesota and Kansas, who
were in the resort at the time, arc
being detained pending a further in.
vestigatiOn.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
DISMISSED SUIT
AGAINST PITTMAN

OAKLAND, Cal, June 4.-Judge
Melvin yesterday dismissed the suit
brought by Henry Russ against Bar
ton Pittman, the Columbia- NJ ohawk
Leasing and Mining Company AMI
others. The dismissal was the result
of the showing made by Edward
Myers, attorney for Pittman. Myers
convinced the court that there could
be no jurisdiction in the matter OF a
corporation doing no business and
owning no property within the State
of California.
The dismissal of this action for 4
writ of mandamus practically dis
poses of a lot of other matters n
which the litigants are involved es-
pecially charge of perjury now
pending against Pittman.
Several weeks ago it was announ-
ced that the Grand Jury of Alameda
county would indict Pittman in con-
nection with various Nevada promo
tions, but it has since been ascertain
ed that no action will be taken By
that body.
Pittman filed suit several days
ago for 100000 damages against
Curtis and several other persons, al
leging false arrest in a case which
was recently dismissed in San Fran
cisco.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
Finds BODIES OF
MURDERED Miners

SAN BERNARDINO, June 4.-F.
| Swain, are believed to have been
! murdered in Death Valley several
/ months ago. Walter Scott, the noted
Death Valley miner. brought the news
of the finding of the bodies of two
men fifteen miles northeast of Mes
quite springs. There is every indica-
ton that the men were murdered
They came out from Indiana fifteen
years ago in search of gold and have
been prospecting ever since
Scott discovered the remains,
which had been badly mutilated BY
coyotes. Near by were the remains
of two burros and two sorrel horses.
There was plenty OF grazing and
water in the vicinity, and the theory
is that the men we're first murdered
for the money which they had upon
their persons and the horses were
slain to allay suspicion.
Relatives in Sacramento, Los An
geles and Button, Ind. were badly
worked up over the long absence
of the SWANS. who were widely
known on the desert. From the de-
scription of the remnants of cloth
ing found on the remains, the rela-
tives feel positive that the slain men
a..
Los Angeles last fall for the Death
Valley country, with the intention OF
spending the winter and spring IL
prospecting.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
IN THE COLD, GRAY DAWN.

The following poem has been going
the rounds of the press and has ex.
cited considerable comment on the
truthfulness of the classic:
! dreamed that | dwelt on an isle OF
cracked ice.
In the midst of lake of cham
payne,
Where bloomed the mint iuleps in
meadows of green,
Amid showers of lithia rain.
! reclined on divan of lager beer
foam,
With a pillow of froth for my head,
While the spray from a fountain OF
sparkling gin fzz
Descended like dew on my head.
From far away mountains of crystal
inc ice.
A zephyr refreshing and cool
Came waiting the incense of sweet
muscatel
That sparkled in many pool
MY senses were soothed by the soft
purling song of -
A brooklet of pousee cafe,
That rippled along over pebbles OF
To a river of absinthe frappe.
Then, lulled by the music of tinkling
From the schooners that danced on
the deep,
! dreamily slipped highball or two
And languidly fioated to sleep.
And when I awoke on bed of rocks.
With bolster as hard as a brick,
A wrench in my neck, a rock in my
head,
And stomach detestably sick,
With sand in my eyes and grit in my
throat
Where the taste of last evening still
chung,
And left a bath towel stuffed in my
mouth,
Which afterwards found was my
tongue;
And I CROPPED for the thread OF the
evening before
In mystitied maze of my brain.
Until great light burst upon me ar
last
I'm OF of the wagon again.
Exchange.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
THE METAL MARKET.
(By Associated Press. }

y NEW YORK. juno lead. q
= steady. s4.37h to $4.42h; 4
= Lake copper. dull. $12.75 to Z
= si2.S7is silver. 80 5-Se. Z
. . HA . . . . AHNAAAN q
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Try our four year oid port and
sherry wines at $500 per gallon. II.
], Hall a. Co N
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Advertise in thc NAVY nonau,a.
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Advertise in the Daily Bonanza.
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PilC kS-2:Sc. zoe and .5c.
seats at Miners Drug Storc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
Gm fDritelig 9belanb. Sra @o

Gn fpritelis 9belanb. Sra Gan
Groncisco me66eles Mon6og, at Ser
tug 6eroinano- al Montpeniier, Ser
iiges at pere en- 9eebg al Song 60
mur6, Setter til &ongen af Spanien
og beiegtet meo &eiieren of Spif-
lan6, far opbolot Zig 10 9age Ser i
@pen og ct MI reilt pltpaa. S Sc 10
Gage bor ban brugt $4,000, og Ser
onfpres en- 9faffe gfsem1pler paa
bans goslen meo &enge Sans Ml1=
tomobilregning belgber Jig til $500
0oglig, og a0ifillige Gbauffeurer tien-
te $50 efstra UNDER bans Spbol6 !
8pen, og peo lin Mfreiie gap ban So
tellets @asierer $3.50 til Driffepen-
ge til &otelperionalet. Sons belle
9riffepengeuogift / @agene ! San
Grancisco anilaaes til $500. ,Men
iua fit ban og bans @elifab ogioo
8pen at ie grl,noigt baa6e be6 Dae
% Scot, bco6er oct | Selegranlmet,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
Etatspa(q Maine. S Mar

Statsnalg / Mtaine. S Nan6ags
aibolotes eGtatspo1g / 5tateA Maine.
Com set bar bentet leire6a &epu-
blifanerne, men oct repuRifanife
Glertal ipnes at bore forminofet ens
sci, ianmenlignet me6 ti6ligers Mar,
og 1nenes at blipe li6t min6re en6
10000 Gtemmer, at 6em1me tfter
tt6lige gaIgrapporter. @ioite 8&ii-
oent=&algaars Ga1g al @tatsemb4s-
meno gap &epublifanerne ct Slerhl
al nelten $1,000 5temmer. 9}ept=
blifonernes @uperngrfan6i6at bdI
8ert 81. Gernal0, 9emofraternes
Obe6iob @or6ner. Set er ierligt
9an66itrifterne at Demofraterne ba1
giort 6remgang, bpilfet napnlig ifpl.
beS @ar6nerS ftore Hopu1arttet
&ongrespalget / Sc 4 &ongres6iitrif.
ter gop &epublifanerne @eir oper:
alt, og 2egislaturen bill babe repubIi'
fon1f Slertal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

afbolbe Jig fra at blan6e Jig op $50
litif, men poa Sen anben SIDE n1ao
8olitif iom iaa6an bolbe fine Singrc
fra Sernbanerne. &egieringenS &c.
gulering al Scrnbanerne bliper 0a
en- aon1iniitratip Yligt, men life no-
get, Ser fan llaocs politiif @opital al.
Sfal Sernbanerne peoblipe at bore
Hripatejenbont moo Sc anerfienoe
Jolfets 9iet, men Iolfet moa iarnti=
big onerfielbc bcrcS &ct.
Set ct felt igie1lnenr ct tiltalenoc
@illebe &reliOcntcn giper af Sen
Manb, ser al lit Earti er ublet til at
tage HoolepeltS @jerning op, og set
frenngoar flart5af @repet, at Yreli=
benten life bpl6er 8rpun. Manoe11
meo oe mango 9gfter og Sbeorier,
men Saft, Ser bar ct liplangt, frugt-
bart slrbejoe at le tilbage paa. Sal
get al en- iterf, bel befeitet Mano
iom Gait er up6oenoig for @iennen1=
fprelien al ben npe Eolitif operfor
SsSernbaner og @orporationer, men
Galg al en- slgitator al 8rpans Sil=
init, uoen @rfdring og uben bel grun=
set Operbepisning paa noget enfelt
&unft, iltano til at ipinge fra 6en
enc Doerligbeo til Sen onoen, pil6e
blipe en- l1lpffe for 2an6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18
g M ineret for 90 y or
Sep. Gbos. $. @ubn.
Gem. Sames 6. @apneS.

Grbille @rigbt, 6en enc al be to
8re6re @rigbt, ser bar fonitrueret
ct sleroplan iom menes at bore set
beoite ser efsiiterer, bar Jre0ag og
2proag ii61te l1ge foretaget en- &effe
Opltigninger be0 Sort Mper, 8irgi=
mia, ser opertreffer alt> bpa6 ser
biotil er lfet me6 utungere en6 Suit"
Glppelnalftnerne. Sm SSre6agen
foretog ban en- Seilo6s, ser pareoe
/ Sime, 10 Minutter og 26 @efun-
Ser. S bette Siosrum gif Fan 8a,
men runot 81 @ange, bg 2 @ange
unoer oenne Glugt beifrep ban ct
Sttetal 2uften for at biie, bbor
fomplet &ontrol Fan bab6e oper
Meroplanet. &aitigbeoen bar c. 40
Mile / Simen men ban oil foretage
nogle 5oran6ringer peb Moifineriet,
DporpeO ban benter at opnaa betDoe=
1igt iterre @aitigbeo. &eb gfeoltig=
ningen itan0le6e ban life Maifine=
riet, fer 9uftlfibet bap0e rgrt Sor=
oen. - 9ealte Gag foretog Srpille
en- M Spltigning og me6f9rte 6a en-
Easiager, Maior @queer, ser fl,n=
gerer iom eperfte Signalofficer oeo
Sort Mper. Sammen meo 6ennc
blep ban / 2uften 8 Minltter 6 &C.
funoer, bbilfet er 9efor6en for en-
6lngt meo 2 &asiagerer. Otter al
babe lonoiat fin &osiager, iteg bar
paanp op og bleb 9uften 1 Slime,
IA Minutter | Ell @ej0e af $50 SOB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

S Hortngal fin6es tngen @tnos-
lpgeanitalter; ifipnt 2anoet bar ct
forbol0sbis ltgrre Mntal al @inos-
ipge ems noget an6et cibiliieret 2anh
Det regnes, at 10000 banbittige
Mennefer, mango al ben ne6 Wor1.
initinfter, itreifer ONT | 2anoet. SSnb.
bDggere / 2an6et bar 6annet 8anber.
ser ifp0er Sc ulpffelige Mennefery
ne0 for 6o0e, bbor 6e treffer benz.
og benne Sagt er efterbaan6en l16ar-
tet til at blibe en- af Sc neft brntnle
l16rp06eliesfrige, Ser er fie1ot 11o-.
get 2ano glf &egieringen / 2isin-5
bon er Ser u6iteot 0r6re til at 5tan1-
lie bette Slagteri, men u6en NDtte.
5tatsfasien er tom, iaa 0er er ingen
Mnligbeo fpr Dpfprelie at gino4
'ipgeanitalter.
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3bepbprc &eoicpelt ST., Yrelioen

@ooiepelts elbite Gpl1, naaeoe / 5pn-
Bags Mpnoigbe>soloeren> i6et ban
oa fpl0te lit 81. e(ar. &on ptl iaa>
le0es ioor for fprlte Gang "afgipe lin
Stemme peo gieraarspnlgene. Sen
unge &oolepelt Ct u6efsanineret fra
@orpar0 uniperitet, meH bar cnon,1
fife balgt en Sbsltilling. Oct an=
tages 0og, at bun pil u6oanne Jig til
Mineingenigr, ,g bans l1ooannelie
pil nltligt ife:fua Meeiuba 9tange
Minneiota, i Staoltrultens Sernn1i=
ller.
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Sngcn sSapaneicrc til &a>uaii.; @be=

Sn9cn Sapaneicrc til &auaii. Gbe-
fen for acknowledgements / 6et
japaneliife l1oenrigsntinilte tertunt,
@1ifi Cato, tioli9ere iopaneliif &on=
Jul i @atpaii far forbl16t bi6ere l1o=
panoring al Sapaneiere til Sapaii,
ioet bon gaar u0 fra, tt ser MI iffc
pil bebppes mere Mrbli0sfraft paa
gerne, og pioere SSaIooqnoring 6ertil
piloe fun fere til, at So iterfe piloe
fortrenge Sc ipoge q PM befienot
fom en- @angoe SSapotelere til Sc
6oreneoe 9toter paa ulaplig @aaoe
pe0 fprlt at reile til @Q&taii og 6er=
fra laoe Jig transportere til Stater=
US.
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Hrtn1frr, r,1algrttr.

Ser9l1s Salls, s. Z. SoDnloH
6ergus Sails; sluguit Sit5
9fem Oorf Mills.
2csislatipc 9fpminatipner, &plf s.
!62 0iitrift:
&ep. Souglta6 og &oltens begg'
rcnon1ineret.
Yrob. SbonaS Gollun1, Me11tor.
9famicp County 9fuminationer.
u0ge Oi1trict @ourt
&ep. .. 9. 2etpts.
Sem. 3. S. Mc2augblin.
SUB &c Of Bro b a te:
92ep. 6. %. @a5ile.
s @ountp Mu6iter:
&ep. g. g. &rabmer.
Gem. Sames $. Burns.
County 5rea nrer
&ep. Sesie SCOT.
Sem. 81. q. Mc@lpnn.
u liter Of 0ee0s:
Sep. &c. %. lit5geralb.
9ent. Seyobn 9. Sane.
g beriff:
Sep. @. 9l. @erber.
Gem. Sarne5 6. @urlep.
Gountp q elttorneD:
Sep. eugene 9rpan.
Gem. u. 9. S'Brier.
s ountp 5urbepor:
Sep. S. $. slr1nitrong.
Gem. Sobn 9. Srpine.
6 Goroner:
Sep. 6. S. Miller.
.0e1n. 9lrtbur S.. Miller.
Mbitract GIerf::
Sep. IS. S. 8a5il1e.
Sem. &obert gS. Sar9a6ine.
lGonrt Com mis1ioner:
,&ep. &enrp @allicf.
6 ntp 6 0 nj nj 3 / o t
81 t. l og 9:
Sep. Sanes Eolper5 og s. S
Gonrop.
Gem. g. S. Tarrell og 2eonari
8ures.
Gountp 6 0 III m 3 iioner 3
GitD 0iitrift:
Sep. s. g. Taircbil6, @eorg'
9}aib, 2ouis $. Yeter, 9fic Fott
gieler.
Gem. Micboel 9oran, Sobn 8
| @ren1on 1bolnas S. @ebon
| Souls 9faib, Com. 8. Moran.
Nfinncapplis.
g nj ineret for 90 y or
Sep. Gbds. $. @ubn.
Gem. SSomes 6. @aDnes.
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1s. AARGANG.
5knu1ratt1rtr.

|bapt pel0ige Sfop6rouoe, og ltore
|strefninger Sfoplano er lagt poe-
Gfaoen aniloaes til MtlItoner at
Collars, men ltgeiont Minneiotn
En1angler man enonu 0oerIigt oDer
|5fa6en. gerit ne0taget er Sen,
nor0lige Del al 9apfielo County, at
bbts megtige @fobe tntet an6et enh
forbre11ote Greltumper ftaar tilba9e
9oelaggelien er fer nerneIt gaaet
uo oper Sfope og Sdmmeroplag,
YDer og 6armbpgninger er iluppef
nogel1lun0e uifaot, men 8cfolfnin-
gen bar bupt en- 6aaro Scamp at be-
ltoa for at frelie 0eres Siem. 81
item bar oerinoo liot meget, ihct ,Sar-
nerne, far n1oatte anben6e bele oeres
Sis til at befelnpe sSl6en. 0nci0a
&eierpationen 8rolpn og Sutaga-
n1ie Gountper far li6t meget betpoe-
lige Sab, ioet Sloen er trrngt ind
paa Sen ira tire forlfielltge @ioer
S Micbigan bar 5fobbranoene
forpolot ubpre Sab. gngitref>lin-
ger11e in6e Sfopene er blepet bnrge-
Sc ia1nn1en mes bisle, og Ser er
6ren0t Masier al itaffet So, iaa me-
get en0og, at 4riien poa So CT gaaef
op til $50 pr. Son. 9e Gountper,
ser bar li6t melt / 6enne Stat er
Sntonogon, @ougbton, 9orag9.
Gbippetpo> Dicfinion og @ogebicf.
Sen lille @ Ssle 93opale 2afe 5n-
perior, ct lneget fien6t Sommerop-
bol6slte6, ct blepet ne1ten felt poe
lagt al 8ranoene.
gn ipeciel 9lgent for Megieringens
Torlt6eparten1ent, 81. @. Nullmaab
er anfonunen til 0uIutb for at foree
| tage en- grl1noig l1nberiagefie al aaHe
6orbol6, ser itaar SorbinoelIe mef
8ranoene 6e forifiellige @tatere
Mariogen til 6isie, Omfangct al Sa-
bene og bpa6 ser fan gi6rcs for at
forbin0re @ientageller Gremti6er<
@an oil fonferere 1ne6 6e forifiellige Z
Staters Goritembe0snen6. @eneral
sln0rerps> Staten Minnelotas gper1te
Goriten1bebsmano, bor foretaget f1ere
Nrreitationer al Sarmere og anbre,
Ser bar foraariaget 5fobbran0e peh
at lptte Sloe paa 8uife og l1n6er-
ifop l1Oen at faa SEN iluffet, iu0en 6e
forlo6 8ran61te6et. 8lan6t oisle er
en- Tormer, Oscar 8ap, ser boer {
ltofonten al @ibbing, og iom boz
9fpl0 /, at 6enne 8p ner bar gaaet
op Glalnmer og en- sSernbonefon-
trafter for 500 8anen, Peter g.
Sliel1, Ser bab6e benpttet Sl6 for at
rD00e 8eiretten til en- np 2tr1ie.
Gn F0gtnage bar 0Rftet mGgttge
Strafninger al 9eorooeit og Mellem-
itaterne Sc 1i0lte Gage. 9clt neh
til Sbio bar man n1erfet 9lpgen, og
/ @bicago .og Minnelotas Quilting
bper bar @olen beret ttlll6ret. Man
regner, at ct Mreal af c. 100000
&pa6rat1niIe bar p9ret 6effet af 6ert-
ne @ran6taoge.
Snoian1ling al &jnlp til oe
8ran6ltote foregaar / meget itort
0mfang, 1abnlig / Minneiota, bpor
ser itr6mmer Henge og &le6er IND
fra alle ggne al Staten. Sra &pil-
er Ser uoienot &omiteer
for at fire SiliDn me6 u66elingen
og fontne 8efolfningen til SiRlp
me6 g}aa6 og Daa6.
= st Sel6 llpffen er 6et> at 8ran-
6ene inotraf iaa tioligt paa 4aret,
og at @eiret til Sta6igbe6 bar beret
barnrt, laa oe @iemlgie lite far ba-
ret u6iatte for 2i6eIier af @lll6e1r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-18

GLEN life at fornp Deres Mbon.
nement paa 8labet og anbefal BET
iarnti6ig til Deres 9enner % 8e.
fienbte.