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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-12-17

tit sometimes happens" observes
the Cynical Bachelor, that a girl
loses her best friend by marrying
him"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-12-17

The The jackson .o!n Training s,bo.,
January with two co,,aos ~0'k 10
plete. Pay pupils will he sa ecu.
later. The general schema unified
~ c,ttages with an n:,;ca'is for
ity # 800 boys Other ciac.
will be sdded a. reqaite1 e'sasss
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-12-17

1t sometimes happens that a girl
may get rid of a persistent suitor by
marrying him.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-12-17

OF the l47, ,oou Of Russia's
population, 100000. 900 are peasants,
country people.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-12-17

Don't worry. No one had the
privilege Of selecting their own rela-
<tives.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-12-17

Of the 1l,ooo,O00 families in
France neatly 100000 ase child
less.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-12-17

Because a woman is VAN is no
reason why she should seek a hus.
band in vain.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-12-17

Will go further it yoa buy your Christmas
PRESENTS from us, and beside. You viii &c, val
liable ones. Instead # worthless ,riae', lit
is a mali amount you wish to speod, LAT
could be better ., more useful than a Pocket.
Knife Or Razor, . handsome II soltie or Hand.
kerohiefa Then we have valuable things
which will make glad the hear. Of che house.
keeper not only on Christina morning Dat lot
a long time thereafter. Among other things
we mention Chairs, Rugs, Art Squares, Table
Linen Bed Clothes, Curtain Goods, Knives
and Forks, Oil Stoves. Lamps and various
other things too numerous to mention.
So much for gifts. For your own use and
co nfor, we wish this one moro time to call
your attention to the most excellent and com.
Ilete line of General Merchandise in North
Carolina. In Gentlemen's furnishings. 10.
GLIDING Underwear, Clothing, overoo a.,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-12-17

Iteinized statement by the month
With vouchers attached, at the May
or's Office.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
ASK GOVERNOR TO
CALL EXTRA SESSION
Delegate Craig Presents Resolu-
ton for Proceeding in Trial Of
Judge Blackstone


Those who expected sharp debate
fn The House today on The matter OF
49,. -..--.s t-.-,.,.e-,.-,. nv -o--,-
val of circuit Judge hlacNrIoNe were
disappointed. as the consideration OF
the question was ro~+oonef. owing 20
~, $3.50, -...-.--... 80 --,..,o-s
@-1 1-'--'
Delegate j. =. craig, OK E-ochoIi- -e'
when be oeo-ef The foIov-tnsr. reeolu-
~o"-
whereas, they further report tnat
OF Justice. 20 whom was Soferrcd
-..t- -..t.t~-.- ,.-.l-.- .r, rr.-
- ~
W. -. h'@eNs1o'e' -1-se o. '"e A-'o
vcnth judicial Circuit. making serious
charges aralrst htm. and
Whereas. said Committee for Courts
OF Justice has -ouorral 10 rhls house.
that SAID charges should re lrye--
tlrated. bat that "the public bus. ness
before the General Assembly aIa.t-
ing the whole state is entitled 90 pre-
cetence" and
Whereas. hcv f--tncr report that
the latcress ot tre es..or ANA the res
c-lrerer-s % tn- Constellation are
such th4t It is lu.xrelIert lf NOE im-
possible for tae General Assembly al
thls regular session Cd make an luves-
tIEauon. now. therefore
Resolves. ty Che House of Dele
gates tae Senate conrurr.n-
First That % 81 the sense ~ trf
. General Asstnh ISL. based ur-1 tle re-
port % the Committee f.r Courts o.
Justice of thc House. that rhe charge.
against the Hon. j. W. ~. bAckstont
should BE investigated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
FINED DOCTOR For
FAILING TO REPORT
Richmond Physician Is Hailed 70
Police Court for Neglect in Re
porting Case Of Smallpox
RIcHNoND. vA--sree..l :

klLh NAnND. Va -rrctal --
Dr. g. q. Frankiin 81 ths Poiiss
Court this morning. eks nreG SO 81
the technical charge 81 falling 20 re-
port 90 tns Health uerarrrr ert a case
o. chicken pcx. ant was llsrr .sae1 q
a similar charEc- Heeitn oelccr Ley
reported The case. He showed that a
co.ored woman named Hattie stokes
vas stricken win SMALLPOX Ur
Franklin was caiiet in trs case. but
va Unable. On one or two vista 90
properly diagnose tcr as. and sIrl-
rlT prescribed Tor grippe. re called
on me patient twice. and on tAr Sec
ont visit found that nne Wa agrar-
entity better AZ that tirne re tod her
% iet hin know ~ sne Eot uorss. o.
~ ahs -croks cat - hal rus-
plcions that the cAss Might os one
g chicksn-pox
Or Frarkiia statsd 20 tss cours tsar
- hsd not determine what th. Elr
va aurerlrE wtth. ant rtsrefrrs q
rcf report. rad - diagnosed tes sase
as would have reported
The ether ceargs ant the grs 81
which - was fuef was that % =
young Eiri uemsd Alma Ssnnon. whs
aiso hal ths chlckengoU To- tcst1r
maj. to sane t-fannr In thls ease.
but the sri States that Fe rad tcit nsr
nna had chfc FOX. ar1 ahe ~ gnla
nim for four vista
Al appraf was faEer 49, go ears
va certldei 90 tne Hlsf.rr Cclrt
II want th- tcctora ~ this citY e
orrnancea~ saft justice Crutchfrld
ana I shall a. al 4 can Co tsip 80
Health Department Bar wnen rassS
are brought here teer mlst 1. rrera1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
PEOPLE TO ELECT
COMMISSIONERS
Bill Providing for Popular Vote
on Commissioners Of Revenue
Passes Senate.
TO AMEND CONSTITUTION
Upper House Also Favors Resolu-
ton 70 Amend the Constitution
so as TO Succeed Themselves
R1cHasoNp. vA.-srssiaL-

RIcEEEOND. vA-SpeciaL--
Whether or not the Constitution
shah be amended - permit succession
~ commissioners ~ revenue when
elected by the people. II Is practically
certain that the present General As
sembly will provide that in future the
people shall elect Them
The Senate. as a special order and
under suspension OF the rules passed
the BIZ oIsrsd by Senator STROBE pro-
vfdinE fcE,fhs election 81 ths qualified
voters % comm issionsrS OF the revenue
for al the counties In the state on
Tuesday after the hrst Monday IN
November. 1911. and every four years
theresfter. and for com ulissl0usrs OF
revenue for the cities a. the election
m Sovsrn Der 1914
Senator Folkes offered an amend
mont providing for the election %
commissioners for cities - held In
1908. which vas defeated. The In
0Smbsnts ~ cities therefore whose
terms expire next year must SEEK re-
appointment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
RALEIGH MERCHANTS
FEEL AGGRIEvED
Adopt Resolutions Protesting
Against Action OF Cities IN op-
posing Change Of Rates

The merchants OF Raleigh. ~ C.
are indignant az the attitude or GER
tain virginia cities which are resist
ing the attempt OF the Interstate Com
nnerce Commission 90 include them as
defendants in the auit brought ~ the
North Carolina Corporation Comrnis-
sion against the Norfolk and Western
Railroad for a. adjustment OF freight
rates from Cincinnati and other west
erD points - Winston-Sslem and Dur
ham.
The views o. the Tarhsei oapitars
business men sra SCI forth In the
following resolutions. adopted BY tho
Merchants Association OF Raleigh.
Resolved. That Ne have heard
with ind Enauon and regret Of
the action taken by the Virginia
cities OF Lynchburg. Pefersourg.
Richmond. Norfolk. South Bos-
ton. Roanoke. SUFFOLK. and others
which. through their trade organ
fratlous and merchants Rgsocla-
tons. have Joined hands with the
railroads in the pending litigation
in their attempt 20 perpetuate
burdcnsor0e. unfair and ruiDous
Discrimination against TIE uer-
chants and business men % their
sister state. 90 the ems that they
tnemFelves may continue 90 en-
soy ar irdrfersihls privilege a.
the expense 81 the cities % North
Carolina and In restraint ~ thar
fair and open competition which
Ia che iIfe of legitimate trade
Resolved. That. deprecatng
this action as urralel fcr and
f0ccuitahle. IL - the sense % This
association fani we caI upon an
other Ike associations ana bush
ness men in the state O. take a
iEr stand1. that we resent the
attitude 20 che cities end 1ssocia-
lions named and are % the opin-
Son that che action taken hy them
Isl such as 90 Invite and Justify
the Withdrawal 0ot only % our
confidence but OF the good viii
OF our trade as well"
To is believed thnt the people o
Raleigh have somehow gotten a mis-
taken idca 90 the purposes ~ th
com ncrriai organ cations ~ the Nir
rlr'a cities mentioned. These elite
arc noe trying 90 deprive North caro-
lima of low rates. but simply 90 pre-
vent a readfustmert % the detrimen
% Virginia points. which enjoy a low
or rate by reason OF water compeu
ffnn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
AUTO RACE FROM
NEW YORK TO PARIS
International Tourists 20 Cross
America aud Dash for French
Capital by Northern Route

NEW YORK. FEB. 10.-Ths last
details % the start OF the New York
20 Paris automobile race next Wed
nesiay morning have been completed
SIX teams are 20 be sent away On this
most extraordinary OF ali the many
ned since the h0rseless vehicle first
came into use -Four nations win De
represented among the contestants
An1 his iact. In accordance with the
territory 20 be trsvcrsed. viii give "A
worldwide Interest 90 the race.
Three French crows one German.
one Italian and one American. VIII
make the start next wednesday. when
ne word 90 80 r. given hy Mayor
George k Mcclellan. 90 New York
The place % the start is nt Times
square. in ne heart % fhe clty. and
The 'rst stage % tho long Journey
leads up broadway ana Riverside
Drive to the city limits Two hundred
or more automobiles are expected 20
acconr .a0y tae racing cars as Ear 49,
All - thc men sr- confident %
their ability 60 take their machines
sRie.y through The llncuN TASKS be-
fore chem
tn, vinter Journey across the
Westerr plains and p.ateaus - tn
United states. including enc crossIre
% th- Rockies ln Wyominx 81 an
altitude ~ more than 5000 feet 81,
regarded ny the racing enthusiast
- tne easiest part or tneir work. and
tncF expect fo be- l0 SAN FranrIe-r
Inside ~ tr.rty days
AZ fo me remainder ~ tho Sour.
neF Including. as DO does the r-s
experience uIth an automobile ln th,
polar -.glors thc ~stIr,ates al ~.
umo require tn SOC through % parl
NatI lr.m elk fn rIr, month";
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
SUNDAY EXCURSION
BILL LAID ASIDE
Senate Committee Reports a Sub
stitute That Regulates
the Movement Of Freight
Trains Only.
Trains Onl.


RICHMOND. NA.--s reclal .
The sunday excursion prohibition
hil WAS put to sleep in thr Senat- To-
day when senator Hartman. chairuaa
~ the Com mlftee cn knada and In
terual Navigation. reported with rs-
commendauon the Euh.titufs orege6
hy senator White. ard Senator Stroda
tnereupon moved that the BIN orlEi-
nalIy introduced ~ him be indsdnitsly
passed by
The White substitute MAKES 10 re-
ference 90 the running of passenger
or excursion trains on sunday. or ths
use 90 week eni tickets. rut relates
solely to the running 20 freight trains
ana these it limits to not more than
-FOUR on any one road on sunday.
Senator Mann proposed au amend
ment 90 the substitute. provi1lug a
condition that 90 must he shown that
DO was necessary for che railroads ta
rlu as many as -FOUR trains. ana rert-
lnE "a discussion ~ tla lmenlu.. n'
tne White bIn wns recnmmIffed upnu
motion 20 Senator Hsrt who stated
ne bad been requested CAB take tnai
action ny certain railroad officials unc
comp iained that they had oeen gItru
f uo opportunity % be heard Orc ga.
. matter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
HATS TO AMEND
THE CONSTITUTION

The House 5oirt resolution providing
FOR the election by county commits
sioners % revenue by popular vote
was presented % the senate today, and
upon motion OF Senator Ward was
substituted for The Senate resolution
70 the same effect which were the
standing order on the Senate calendar
Consideration OF the resolution was
passed ~ until tomorrow upon eug-
gestion % Senator Halsey that he was
informed that Senator kceEeH who
had been called out OF the city. wished
20 speak IN opposition 20 certain fea-
lures OF the resolution.
The Senate then took up the Tesolu-
ton proposed by Senator halscy 90
amend section 1l9 OF the Constitution
so as 20 allow commissioner % reve-
nuss OF citics when elected by the
people 70 succeed themselves
Hart Oppose.
Senator Hart Of Roanoke. opposed
the resolution he Cii nor believe in
perpeNlty in odce. and that cNpe-
rience had shown when n man was
elected ne never gave up The Office.
and was seldom put out That % was
common knowledge that comm ission-
ers had used their Office Tor the pur-
pose or perpefGltirC them selVcs He
wanted new blood IN the office, and
believed that the revenues % the ciucs
would be better cared frr lf there were
more frequent rotation in the o.1cc.
Senator walker. or Northuu oerland
spoke against the resolution as Al-
advised. as did 49, Senator Parks
who did not believe the method 90 sc-
iecting comm ssione-s by aDpointmen'
hac as yet been given FAIR trial lie
offered an amendment GO che erec
that the city commissioner when elect
ed should not Immediately succeed
himself
Senators Ward. Mann and Early "a.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
BUSINESS NOT HURT
By MONEY CRISIS
Government Statistics Show That
Country Kept Up its Average
Of Prosperity IN 1907.

WASHINGTON. d. c. FEB. 1c.-
Leading commercial movements in the
country. as reported By the Bureau 81
statistics. Department or Commerce
and Labor. fer the past yesr. show. ir
the majority OF cases. a larger volume
than for the preceding year. Accord
Ing 70 the latest report or the bureau
the Industrial depression or few
months REo did not anect the annual
totals 60 such an extent as % reduce
last years figures bes0w the 1895
totals excepting IN a few Instances.
Or live stock and coke.
Compared with the figures o. 1905
there was > decrease % slightly over
soc. zoe hesf % live stock receipts iu
seven primary markets. shipments
caEo for ths year show a decrease or
approximately 100000 pounds over
the figures % 1905
Grain receipts az rfteen leading in-
terror markets totalet. during ths cal
endar year. s3t.1T7.29t bushels. com
pared VITA 7Ss.Sss.sss bushels IN
1905
The total shipments % yellow pine
from the south for 1907 compared IA
vorably With those % 1905. despite th
fact that noticeable decrease vas
noted during November and Dscem-
Der OF 1907.
The monthly value o. building per
uits GRANTEE IN the larger cities wa
lower practically FOR every month. 81
compared with 1906. ant the arnra
total OF sSo.t91.1s6 shows - pei
/ cent loss FOR the year
TraTic activity on the railroads. ri
7 indicated Nv the number % csrs han.
td'ed hv thIrtv-four car service assoc
| citations. fell c0 greatly fo- the mon Gas
. OF Novcr1be- and Decemh her. 1907.
In spite ~ this however. the tota
for the entire vcsr was Eve per cent
greater than ln 1905.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
ALDRICH EXPLAINS
HIS CURRENCY BILL
Defends Action Of Administration
Ia Relieving New York Banks.
Would Provide For Crisis.

WASHINGTON. .. C.-Special.-'
Discussion % the Altrich currency bill
was opened In the Senate today al the
close OF routine business Senator
Aldrlch Chairman OF the Finance
Committee. and author OF the bill.
called up the BILL and after 10 had
been read. spoke a. length in its 81 ,
port he explained the bill in al It's
detail. and went al length into the
reason for its passage. The Senate
was we'll nllsd. and the Senator'S man
Tested deep interest In his remarks
The debate opened today Is expected
20 continue almost without intsrrup-
uon until the measure IL voted upon
which, IL Is thought. viii be in the
course OF about two weeks Senator
Bailey Is expected 10 take the lead IN
the attack on the bill. and viii be
ably seconded by Senators Teller. Gull
bersOn. Daniel. Clay and Bacon. Ad-
diuOnal Interest IS given the subject
by the indications that a storm CT op-
position Is brewing IN the House on
the part OF the Republicans. as well as
Democrats. that seems likely 10 defeat
al currency legislation Western
members are receiving protests from
their constituents. who object 20 the
measure on the ground that il IS a
scheme for inhauOn In the Interest OF
Eastern banks Senator Aldrich in
bis speech today said In part
mo Currency Panic"
The financial crisis from which the
country has just emerged. which cui-
minated IN a serious panic in October.
was the most acute and destructive
in its consequences Of any which has
occurred In the history OF the cOun-
Try Nothing but the heroic measures
taken BY the representative OF the
great business interests OF the country.
acting II cooperation with the Secre-
tnry OF the Treasury. prevented total
sollapse OF private credit and a disas~
trons destruction o. all values. IL IS
. Impossible 70 conceive. much less 20
measure. the losses which would have
resulted from such a calamity. The
country WAS saved, BY the narrOwesl
possible margin. from an overwheim-
ms catastrophe. whose blighting effect
would have been felt In every house
hold The panic OF 1907 was not
however. either IN It's inception or In
It's progress. a currency panic Our
currency. IN character. was beyond
question"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
YOUNG LADIES INTERRUPT
STUDIES FOR CLASS BATTLE

BEAVER. -special-Giris az
Beaver College fought a class battle
yesterday. and this morning are nurs-
ing bruises and mending torn dresses.
The juniors and freshmen discovered
the colors C the sophomores and SEM
Tors with the numerals 1910 fying
from a pole on the chapel Around
The pole stood a guard OF defenders.
armed with sticks and clubs from the
gymnasium. The younger class girls
charged. but Outnuwbered. We're heat-
Poi back. The AFFAIR may cause si-s-
PENSIONS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
JANIS =. HILL CHEERFUL
ABOUT COUNTRY PROSPERITY

new YORK Spec al-Jarurs o.
HN nnaucier and ra l-ca6 na Erare.
has reached here t--n the Nnrtrf. sf
ana says there ls no reason for th. rs-
sion.
Mr. FISH was asked Cor his virre o.
the Presi1eurs recent message FITS
reply was. II haven't read &c."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-15
BUllITT BITTERLY
ARRAl6hS RHEA
Southwest Lawyer Closes Invest
CATION With Telling Speech
THE SPECTATORS APPLAUD
Matter Of Confirmation 20 Be Re
ported 20 General Assembly
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ex-
pected 20 Be Ratified.
HIcHM0ND. VA-sP.e-al

pected 10 Be Ratified.
RICHMOND. vA-Sp.ciai
After two sessions % the legislative I.
COMMITTEES inees,iratinE Judge ~. n
Rhra ycs-ertay. during which ne anal .
testimony was taken and tha RrXl- .
ulerts heard. adjournment was taken
Dntl Lues-ay night az 9 o'ciocS. when. .
Dc - probable. the comrllttse uill have
decided upon lts course lt a. also
altogether probable that the commit '
Zee Wal maze two relorta-ora
against Judge Rheas confirmation.
me other favorinE &C.
The afternoon session vas devoted
% the taking OF testimony. and a
brief. concise statement from Senator
NoeL IN the nature OF a. argument.
Eacn side had been given one hour
and forty-rFa minutes fer argument
and Mr. Noei talked tNenty-scven
minutes. A. ia conclusion the COM
ml,tee adjourned untI s. o'clock. when
ar Irvine spoke for tas defense. fol.
lowed BY Captain Hulltt
A. for the evidence eve witnesses
were heard. the most important be-
Ing Captain }. O.. Josiyn and Z. H.
Bays Captain Jos.yn-s evidence being
o. The eTect THAI lhe ballot used ln
Bristol was the same as that ~ scott
county The last witnesses were for
Jatge Rhea. and then tha question o.
argument WAS discussed.
decided in favor % Judge Rhea Cap
Rain Buuitt asked that me time OF ar
slment he uullwltet. and this vas on
posed by AR Irvine. W DO said he dli
not wish more than an hour. Mt
Cooke moved that each side be given
two hours. and on motion 90 Mr kison
the committee went into secret ses-
sion Co decide g. The committee re-
turned and announced that each side
would De given one hour and forty
i've minutes. az WAS then announced
that Nr. Noel would make an openlng
statement % about thirty minutes
wherrupon hr. Irvine requested that
Che Senator be required O. speak long
er. ana more evenly divide thc time
with Captain BulltL This request
Was characterized a. most remark
able. ana Nas not needed oy thc come
mftter. which held that thc rrosccu-
ton lawyers could divide thcir time
as they pleased.
Air. Noel then began lie present
go his Side clearly and briefly merely
citing tne charges and the evidence
upon chem. DE concluded shortly be-
fore clock. ana tse committee a1-
1ourrei until o'clock. when AIT IT.
vine began During the course ~ hls
1rT'fmr-t ho skrtcneu tne career 90
Judge khea. urEei hiss nifnesa for me
position W Corporation Comm asloner
and argued that nothing had been
proved against him.
Ey thIa time every corner % the
senate chamber. from floor 90 gallery
nai become packed. score of ladies
being present along with many law
gers. members of Che Legislature. ant
4 Wen known political IEures. beside
z other citizens They hlf come ok
recung much. ana they were not dis
f appointed
Captain Huntt followed nIr Irvine
s ana at tne lnish OF me IufroducfloI
no. D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30

9lar ltoc11. S gonife l1ng 9llber. life
mere ems 6 slor gamn1el, fom Dan
nleo fine Torel0re fer til ct. Saul,
pg SC far bpet set nupnte 9ijtrift
lige li6en 0a.
Cars &oSnels git fprlt i.5t. Youls
offel1lige Sfoler, ltnere giennen1gif
fan Sigh SCHOOL % ltl0ere0e en0c-
Zig pe0 ct. saul Gollege Of 2alp.
Tor nnrpnren0e CT bon Ell al @pens
meit befjenote og opgtiglte pngrc
Sogfgrere mes &olltor 9eotional
German s(mericon @unf @log.
@fr. &oSnels er / 0r0ets ful6e &c.
tp6ning en- rielf nnaoe" Monb, ligc
fra SEN aller fprlte @egpn0elle, ibct
ban arbeibeoe 1ig op gjennem Sfoler
peD at gaa loln Mpisoreng mc6 Wor=
:gen= % stftenblaoeae, 90 fan blen
fun lat iltan6 til lit luee lit uS5niinels
@onrle" Mftenifolerne pe6 at arbci=
Sc lom 9ogbol0er oi1 9agen. San
far. laaleoes facet en- grun0ig l16<
0annelie life min0re fine egenlige
Sag en0 / uSipets STOLE, og oennc
Grforing pil paa forifiellig @i5 font
me bon til 9eDtte, noor Dan 11l1> iom
set moo boabeS, be0 &alget 5. 3.
trG6er in0 joni Me6leln al
StatSlegislaturen. Ser er inger1
JONI bellt Spipl ONT, at W1r. &osneis
pil repreientere lit Giltrifts SS1teres=
1er lt0rnerfet / Stotslegislnt1tren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30

San CT 0erfor ct ct. 9Saul &ro6uft
/ 0roets fuloe 8etponing. County
M6bofaters @mbeOe bette GountD
far nlti6 ppret belat n1e6 6Dgttge SUI
ritter og sets Stan6ar0 bar I aarepis
bnret poo &gioe me0 Sc be0ite 2an-
Set. S 6e forlpbne to Mar bat Wer.
S'8rien bebi1t, at ban bar en- D9r0ig
@fterfelger til fine eminente Sorg9l=
gere @nbeoet, 11ebens ban paa lanl=
me Si6 far for1taaet at ptnoe Sol
fets 9illio / Iige Iaa fulbt Moal ioln
nogen an6en ti6ligere JnnftionGr |
bette @1nbe6e. Sans &efor6 beret<
tiger .bon1 oerfor til @ienpalg, og
man fan / ioa Gtlfaloe pare trDg
pan, at bette, ct at 6e met pigtige
Gmbeoer / Gountpet bill bltbe a6mini'
ltreret poa en- bDgttg og llpartilt
Moa6e. N3on bgr 6erfor nnberiteHe
bans @alg pe6 at gipe bum lin Sten1'
me. Sen 8. geobember.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30
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SON. S. &. McGlearD fomm1er life
iom en- l1fienot og uprgpet Manb for
fine Gelgere. S en- lang Sieneite /
&on9resien bor ban ,neo Sber og
Dpgtigbe6 6eltaget i 2gsningen al
laa at iige alle 6e itore 5pgrgsmaal
al national 8etponing iom bar boz
ret fretnlne. Gi fal neone nogle
enfelte al 6tsie.
% 9fationens financielle 9gre ltnb
pao Spil 1896, bor ber trgen, Ser
neo itgrre ssSper fa1te6e Zig ino i
&on1pen for Opretbolbelien al ct
ilnot Ginonsipiten ems Scr. Soc
@learp. Set por baln> ser blep 1,oiet
til at ineoegaa &oneresmo11b
Somncs slrgumenter for Griiplpet, og
ban gjor0e bette / cit Sale, ser blep
trDft og cirfuleret / II Millioncr
@fsemplarer, 0en bi6elte Girfulotion,
Ser en6nu er gtpet EN- iaa0on Sale.
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