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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03
Personal Notes.

Personal notes
Among the guests at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. Reynolds this week are
Mrs Lou Swami. Of New York, Mrs.
Nellie Legge and her son Kenneth, Of
Washington, Mrs. T. A. Bays, of Bal
timore, and Miss Clurie Bowles, Miss
Rosalie Dawson and Mr.. Cohill, Of
Hancock.
Mr.. @. D. Hutchinson, of Omaha,
Nebraska, is here to spend week or
two at the old home of his wife, who was
formerly Miss May Hoffman. Mrs.
Hutchinson has been here for couple
of months.
Mr.. Joseph Bell has moved with
his family from Bsrdans to the house
adjoining the residence Of ]. E. Trip
lett, formerly occupied blythe Misses
Powell.
Mr.. R. O. Hess and Misses Emma
and Sue Hess, of Washington, and
Miss Florence Hess, of Baltimore, are
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mason
Rush.
Mrs. Blanche Smeltzer, resident
of Shepherdstown a number OF years
ago, is here to spend week or two,
stopping with Mrs. R. @. Oriswell.
Mr.. G. s. DeGrange and daughter
Eloise, of Frederick City, Md, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. E. L. Kreg-
loe, during the fair.
Mr.. George q. Myers and his SIS
ter Lena, of this vicinity, spent the
past week with friends in Hardy
county, W. Va.
Miss Alice Marten has been quite
sick this week with fever. She had
been better. but was taken worse again
on Saturday.
Miss Mary Bowly, of jersey City, N.
j., is in shepherdstown to spend a
couple of weeks. She is stopping at
Sudley Place.
Mr.. Turner Maddox and dis daugh-
ter, Miss Christine, of Washington,
are spending fair week with friends
in this place.
Messrs. G.. W. Caldwell and W. M.
Simpson, oil Wellsburg, W. Va, are
visiting Miss Helen Link, near town,
this week.
Misses Mary Watson, Mamie Bane
and Edyth Shaull, of Charles Town,
are guests of Miss Julia Hill in this
place.
Misses Louise and Elizabeth Ed
wards, OF Cumberland, are guests of
Miss Genevieve Kearfott at Kearneys.
Vile.
Mr.. Edgar Halleck, Of the Episco'
copal Theological Seminary, near AL
e1andris, Va, is spending fair week
here.
Mr.. Armistead Lucas, of Pittsburg,
is spending his vacation with his rel
atives in this section and enjoying the
fair.
Miss Nina Hill, of New York, for
merly of this place, is visiting her
aunt, Mics M @. Keplinger, near town
Mr.. VIM. s. Kearney, of Virginia,
a former resident of this section, is
here visiting HE relatives and friends.
Mr.. Robert Undertook, of Wash.
ington, formerly of this place, is here
visiting his sister, Mrs. O W. Show.
Miss Ramona Knapp, of Chicago s
visiting the Misses Stephens at the
Southern Methodist Parsonage.
Miss Alice Hart and Mr.. Frank
Hart, of Berryville, are here visiting
Miss Annie Caster.
Mr.. Walter q. Show and his fami-
ly, of Kimball, W. Va, are here to
spend fair week.
Mr.. Earl Reinhsrt, Of Pittsburg, is
visiting his old home near Moler's
Gross Roads.
Rev. A. G. Link, of Strsusbrg, Va,
is visiting his relatives in this neigh
borhood.
Mrs.. S. Il. Gardner, of Sbarpsburg,
is visiting Mrs j. W. Gardner, near
town.
Mr.. John Orowl and his family, of
Charles Town, are here to spend fair
week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03
The Death Record.

Inc Death Record.
Mrs. Jessie Jones, wife of Mr..
Joseph Jones, of Hsrpsr's Ferry, died
last Monday at DR.. Venniug's hospital
in Charles Town where she had been
taken some days previous to be opera
ted upon for appendicitis. The opera
ton was performed, but it is said that
the disease had reached such an adj
vanced stage that she could not recov-
er. Mrs. Jones was daughter of Mr.
A. Burton, and was a most estlmsble
young woman, respected by all who
knew her. Her body was taken to
Harper's Ferry for burial.
Miss Annie Foley, sister of Mr..
John F. Foley, died at her home near
Zosr, this county, on Monday, after a
long illness. She was a highly re.
spscted lady. Her age was rs years
Mr. John Ronemous, who had been
afflicted for many years, died yester-
day at the home of bis grandfather,
Mr.. James Bane, near Shepherdstown.
He was % years Of age.
Mrs. Hannah K Diehl, widow Of
Albert Diehl, died last week in Fred.
erick, Md, aged 80 years. She was
the mother Of Louis Diehl, of Charles
Town.
Miss Virginia Hull, a respected
resident of HedgeIVille, Berkeley
county, died last Saturday from con-
sumption, aged IS years.
Roger R. Smith, one of the oldest
aud wealthiest residents of Berryville,
died on Monday, aged 70 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03

Winchester ate US up yesterday
OF course we hadn't any business to
tackle anything of the size of Winches-
ter, but with more pluck than discre-
ton we went up against the best team
in this section, and the result was that
we fell with dull thud. Bryan was
defeated by sixteen to one, but we
were still worse off, for we were wal.
loped by sixteen to nothing. 1t was
a very sad day. We hadn't expected
to whip Winchester, but we really
didn't think that Winchester would
eat us alive. But the visitors played
fine ball, being where they were need
ed every time, while the home team
put up a very raggedy game. We
were so badly outclassed that we had
no ginger to start with, hence our
poor showing. Nicodemus, of Mar
tinsburg, pitched for US, and the Wis
itors whacked his balls in every di.
rection, making about dozen runs
in couple ofinnings. Page Andrews
went in the box for the last three in
nings, and held them down to four
runs. The one ray Of sunshine in the
game was when Page fooled big Cy
Mcdonald, the heavy batter of the
visitors. Everybody was expecting
Cy to make one Of his famous home
runs, but instead he was fairly struck
out by Page. When he sheepishly
laid down his bat, after taking off his
hat to Page. the rooters mustered
heartfelt cheer for the professor.
None Of our boys got beyond third
base. Rightstine got nearest home
plate. but was killed easily before he
got there. W. R. Moler was umpire,
and he did his best to let US get a
runner in, but we couldn't make it.
We hope our management will not
run US against anything like Winches-
ter again. There's no pleasure in it.
We are to have another game this
morning with Winchester, but we go
to press before the details.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

Prof. z. ]. RuDce, Professional Horse
Breaker, wiz break your colts or vicious
horses ard deliver them back 70 you
thoroughly broken and 10 frst-class
condition. gentle and safe for anyone
70 drive CT ride. and IL be fails 20 DO -
above stated win pay the re ward q yioo.
Write or phone 20 z. J. BUNcE. Hsg-
erstoun, Nd. Training stables corner
GerlIpger Avenue and Spruce Street.
August 8, loos--lv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03
HONEY

is cheaper and more healthy than pre-
serves. Ii is Of fine quality this season,
aud for short time we will sell s sec.
tions for one dollar.
BENZ. HARTzELL.
Aug. 9, lo0S-4w.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03
Baseball News.

Baseball News.
Two interesting games of baseball
were played here last Saturday be-
tween the home team and the Wabash
team of Hsgerstown. Shepherdstown
won both-the first by score of to l
and the second 5 to 8. Page Andrews
pitched both games, and it was won
derful sight to see him pull our boys
out of hole that seemed to yawn for
them on several different occasions.
he was as steady as a rock IN the
most critical situations. Ksarns caught
both games in perfect style, as he al
ways does. The battery for Wabash
in the first game was Schrader and
Hoover, and both played eIcellently.
Schrader's pitching was very effective
and he had variety Of curves that
kept our boys guessing. In the Sec
ond inning Easton pitched for the VS.
itors and Hoovermill caught for
couple of innings, but the latter was
soon retired, Hoover taking his place.
The game was full Of interesting cpl
sodes In one inning Page Andrews
pitcL-i but three balls and the Wa
bash side went out. Mussers base
running was thrilling, and he took
every chance to get ahead. His slides
were alone worth the price OF admls.
sion. DR.. Wilson was umpire, and
the visitors kicked good deal on his
decisions. They were ready to quit
once on decision in regard to balk'
and called for the book Of rules. At
ter long confab, Captain TulliS took
off his cap, bowed to the spectators and
admitted that he was wrong. The
crowd cheered him with equal good
grace and the game went on.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03

De Wits Little Early Risers are small
pills, easy to take, gentle and sure.
Sold by Hills Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03
w. P. LiCklider,

Invites you to see his large stock
of Groceries, China, Glass, Lamps,
Notions, Bric-a-Brac, Dinner Sets,
Toilet Sets, Shoes, Slippers, &c.
Our stock is full in the above
lines and our prices will certainly
meet with your approval.
Also a full line of Whitewash
Brushes, Garden Seed, Seed Pota-
toes, Seed Corn, Stone Jars, Glass
Jars, Rubber Rings, Sealing Wax,
Brooms, Baskets, Cracked Corn,
Gold Medal and local brands of
Flour, Grandmother Bread, Pine
apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas,
Candies, &c.
We want Bacon, Lard, Butter,
and Eggs, for cash or trade.
W.P.LICKLIDER,
ShepherdstoWn, w. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03
All Humors

Are impure matters which the skin, liver,
kidneys and other organs cannot take care
Of without help.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other erup-
lions, loss of appetite. that tired feeling
bilious turns, fits Of indigestion, dull head
aches and many other troubles are due 70
them. They are removed by
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03
School For Young Ladies.

Two hundred dollars. paid quarterly
in advance, In the Valley Seminary AZ
Waynesboro, Va, will pay the board;
washing, light, heat, and tuition 10 al
The branches Of q college course, Latin
and French included. Address,
REV. J. !. MILLER,
Waynesboro, Va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03
Hoods Sarsaparilla

In usual liquid form or In cnocoiatea
tablets known a. sarsatalos. loodoses$l.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-03

least wanted. Monday night when
the town was filed with strangers and
suspicious characters were sufficiently
numerous to make timid folks nerv.
ous. there were no electric lights.
Just as the engine was started up at
evening the driving rod broke and
the plant was put out Of commission.
Superintendent Carter is mighty
handy man, but the break was beyond
his facilities, aud go the town was lett
in darkness, save where feeble coaloil
lamps made light spot in the smudge.
The broken piece was sent to Hsgers-
town where it was repaired, and Tues
day light there was light once more.
We call attention to the advertise
ment in the REGISTER this week of the
Jefferson County Telephone Company.
TIE lines of this company now reach
almost every corner of our county,
and the long-distance service reaches
everywhere that the Bell wires 60.
The service is absolutely 6rst-class in
every respect and it's convenience cam
not he oyer.estimated. General Man.
soer a, @. Getzendsnner is now seek
ing in particularly to extend the system
among the farmers, aud although
many of them have phones, there are
many others that do not. Mr.. Getz'
endanner very aptly says: "Think
what it means to be In instant commu-
nication with your physician, your
neighbors, the stores in town, the mar
kets-in fact, the whole world-all for
Ave cents day. 1t is almost crimi-
nal for farmer to be without a
phone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-25

Tbe Canadians Of The northwest end
themselves NOT ltae embarrassed h}
tho Auglo-Japancsa treaty Of 1lliarcn
canada Is pur0 10 that rcaH and IL
contains no provision fef he pstrlo-
Ton d regulation 81 immgrWio, such
$ the treaty Wtugtn Japan ard tna
Emitted siatr contains Az con
auonca the Canadians who aertfe 10
exclude the JaMmeae FROM Gftuaa Co.
mmba find themselves dependent on
ihe favor ar good VIII uf tbe lap1-
nese government for d ulnAtut of
ihls desirc or COURSE 10 H Dhr
power II Canada a. dcueunea me
treaty but that seems m extreme
measure II doubtful pNpedienry III me
rnd can pc composed bE less radical
mruua Tho conservative party wmat
# uoW u opposition ouma the prc-
inter su Wlmd IourIer with bad
diplomacy ion not Insisting ou "a treaty
provision giving the dominion goeurn-
mcnt the right 90 restrict Japaneo
immigration. but SIR Wurd reJora
tnt inasanoa ou chat power m.ehi
hay5 enused tbe rejection of thr treaty
by Japan. and was discouraged by
the British foreign office
This. ag. toe San Francisco 'u..
la what comes TO Canada from haNna
lis foreign relations created aud H.l-
I.4 fr.,,, fD.. T,u8nr .p4Iuf off .IDV.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-25
FIRST CLASS WORK

some Of the finest Job printing oyer
done IN this part of the country is
nov bciug turned Out by the Morn
Ilng journal book and job printing
Embellishments
It may not bo known TO the gem
eui public but our patrons are we'll
aware Of the facG that The Morning
journal printing house a now thor
oughly equipped for the doing of an
sorts OF work la the line Indicated
which in both quality aud price VIA
compare with the bost done fn amy
part OF the country east or west. and
g. not surpassed by amy Wuh an
the very ueWtat wrinkles" In the
way of thoroughly up-to-datn ma
chncy and aa sRUm worDmcu as
arc TO be found ia the United states
anywhere the Morning Journals Job
department doesn't take seat he
hind amy establishment of New York
or Chicago when il comes To turn
lnr ON the very finest speciments of
lha alt preventative" I'm the mattor
az aII mechanical appliances ANA I'M
Ent.ons that department of the cs-
Establishment Us just as thoroughly up
t".datu us H lhv urWa department. and
thr reader dnr. not have to be toId
DboJ the Morning Journal os FL sample
.u. Finished Huomuphy and press vorE.
Jo"# nothing N comparison with amy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-25

If YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANY
THING DAINTY IN THE GROCERY
LINE YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND IT
At r. G. PRATT ~ Co, cat SOUTH
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-25

From WyckoT's strain bred-to-lay
White Ieghons aud Parks strain
brcd-to-ay Barred Plymouth Rocks
- per Is. sig per 100 Hnrgcr &
Sampson, corner Twelfth ST., and
Mountain road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-25

Extracted honey 10 pounds for 81;
G0-lb can for $500. order by postal
Of W. =, Alien. r. O, Box 202, Albu-
qucrquc, \, NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-25

RESIDENCE At @02 NORTH
EDITH. FURNISHED or UNFUR.
NlSHED. NPPlN Old TOWN T.
O., CuAS. MANN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-25

WE MAKE \ SPECIALITY OF
SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS, M
PEEtNL LAUNDRY, BACK OF
pOSTOEITCE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-25

Get things through the classified
columns OF a o. Morning journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-25
DENTISTS.
ASSAslERS.
MINING ENGINEERS

WILLIAM l.. STALEY-
Consulting Mining Engineer
Examinations Reports, Management, sur
veyiug and General Engineering. Rooms
24-2G Whiting Bldg Albuquerque, N NJ
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14

gn0ifjont Mr. Sit5 er al tpif Ser
fpnit CT bon bog Mmerifaner meo
2ip og 5inl og alle 6ormernes Sen.
9pis ban, lom III iiffert troer, bliper
nomineret og %ie1ere balgt, pil bon
11oen ril1gelte Spip( orbej0e for 6ar=
merl1es Sl1teresier / Sen lopgipen0e
6oriomling; tbi bpab len1 interesle=
rer .oisle bill ogioo ligge / bans egen
Snteresle: Sorpprigt far Scr. @it5
lelp paret Gurlner / oper 3 .Nor.
Soo piot hi ifjpnner far hi fife to-
get fell / at on6efule Mr. Git5 til
@nlgerl1es &elpilie lt10er Nrimnr=
polget oq tyr set liffert ol1tagcs, at
bans Domination pil blipe jifret pes
Ell flor Majpritet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14
cu0Uig Jen(en,
&ep. aanb. for Denomination ion
G6lntb Commissioner

i. 3oie Diftrift al Otter aaiI
GonntD, Minneiota, Ell peI fienot
for gelgerne % trnnger life megen
San bar SSMnr inoebapt
Gmbeoet iom g~ol1ntD-@omisiionnr
til alminoelig Silfreositillelie % Ser
bar ingeniombelit @run6 peret til
Mtsfornpielie mes bans Gmbe6sfer-
iel.
Maar ban MI beoer ON TolfetS
ltroeritpttelie beo Galgene er SCI
meo Sen Sanfe, at ban ON ban Bill.
Der palgt ogiaa for Sremtioen hi
gjsre lit @e0ite / Solfets Gieneitt
'uoen Eerionsforifiel. Scr. Senier
bar boet / Gomn Of Glitberam ii6e,
1870 og bar in0ebapt mango Gilli6s.
bperp, iom ban bar ubfgrt til ollc;
Eilfreosltillelie. Set oil bore boni
8enner fiprt at lie bam gienpalgt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14
Ro6ert @anna6,

nofbellgig &an6i0ot for gmbe6et
ION Glerf Of Court, Otter Sail
County, Mim., fra bpem 8laoet /
le1ere ltogaper lfal baoe Sen Spr=
l1pielle at inotage Me6oeleli er, er en-
feoenoe Mono Serg1s Sails Sor-
retningspcroen og bpit agtet al alle
puo Grlll0 al bans iun0e 6orret-
ntngsprinciper og rettenfen6e
SpnSlnoooer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14
dug. ). Sit,
&ep. &anb. fur Mominatipn til 8
etslatnren fra Otter Sail
GpnntD, @tnr.


Mltg. S. 9it5> Seem gorf Mills,
Otter Sail County, Minneiota, ct
&epublifanernes &anoi6at for ct al
0e fire 9n0er, lom Gorntpet er re-
prelenteret m1eo / 2egislaturen.
Mr. Sit5 bar peret meo til at op-
bpgge Sen &omune, bpor ban leper,
bar poret / -g(merifa 81 Mnr 1i0ell
Fan fom BERTH to Mar gammel> og
bar / fin neutrality-suspicious. me6
-Sienframoarer og Mgerbrugsre6lfa=
Der foritaaet at ifoffe Jig Ell ltor
&re0s al Genller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14

SQ1tpDQQO. SQuOel SQILQHluIlVe
iom Dynamo ct al norif 6abrifat,
og set bele Mrbeioe lfal n6feres al
norlfe Montgrer.
6 11furs / 9 e + g e n.
&igbmano 81. S. @briienien bar
c%perleperet lit so til @onfursbeban6-
ling efterat Sorieg paa priDat Momi-
ntitrotion er mislpffet. 5tatus biier
fun omfring 90 &rocent til 6e uprio<
ritere6e &%re0ttorer. @an bar 6repet
en- flor en- gros Melforretning / 40
|Mar. San bar in0ttl for 2 @or ii6en
peret ilignet / Sormue 100000 &ro=
ner; iaar 100000 &roner og 10000
i Sn0tagt. @tansningm ifDl6es Sab
paa &nn0er.
Sri / a e e r. i
lie g porbeis Sn61Gs=
ming. 9a &riitianta eleftriife
I5porbeislelifabs &onlesiton n0lgber
neite Mar og 5pdrgsmaalet ON en-
eoer1tuel Snolesntng al Sporpeien
6erfor lfal u6re0es, bar &onml1nen
ile6et optoge Sofst. SEQ 6enne er
ISporpeien mes tilbgrenoe Moteriel
oniat til omfring 81 Million @ro-
ner, iberegnet 6e / @ilfaarene for
Sn6lgsningen faitiatte IS Brocent.
S gra11rn g + b e +.
8eo Sgranr116 pe6 &refling @ta~
ton, Ell balp Simes Sci fra Songs
berg, bar ct ensellf Selifab 6repet
5fierpning efter 8tnf, @obber og
8ID. S @interens 2gb bar 5elifabet
ogiaa la0et opbpgge ct @aiferi til
Grit al 6isie Sfierp. Selifabet bar
neolagt flor &apital / &oiferiet og
Sfierpene = ian0ipnligpis omfring
100000 &roner. s 6isie Gage 6ri-
nes ser imiblerti6 Sorbon0linger
ON Golg Of bele @eoriften til ST..
9ireftpr @inor @jpnion, iom efter
6or1p0en0e bar faaet SEN poa &aan=
Sen for 100000 aroner.
Stor @ranitefsp o + t.
Sire al Sc ltore S0efjor0sfirmaer bar
Iammen mes to lfotife opertaget en-
bel0ig 9%eperance al @toriten og Sim
iten til ct engelif @pggeforetogen0e.
&aa norif @i6e ifal 200 Monb efter
S%orlDoen0e- lettes / Mrbeioe. Sor=
noen @ugningen paa flere s@teber
pe0 S0efior6en bill ser blipe bugget
finere Mrbei0er paa 1eieoe Counter /
Sre0rifSbalO lamt / &rtitianio, bpor=
til 8loffe bill blipe fort fra Soefjor-
Sen. Mrbeioet beqpnoer 1trafs.
MeIlem Mrbet6sotpere oo Mrbei-
oere er ser MI m6erteo1,et Sorif-
operensfonft for 9 gor for @tor-
items oq GSinltenshuorino. Gen
georobobusInnife sorif 1foI oipI6e
for BEN r1orife @ioe al %s0efior6en.
eIlers / @moolene ifoI @ri,tionioto--|
rifen qieloe. 0m @o6e< % Can't
itentorif pooooor gorhon6Iinoprnp
fremoeles.
-
m;arn
1on nm 9 onos a. Mf 81
@rpn ti1 xor,irto, al hin,oot+oe
oen6p.
Sen I'm, INN In ,nooot ~ +offo
Son mr. opt hipr+erenoite ~ fostiE.
ful6e5te ! min 11nohoms monofor5in-
he6. finn Inn. ,p,ere nor i;no fn,4ar;ao
broae6e pperoripeIier en- initinhtin
5nif mn hIirfo+ SEQ; !; ~, s+o. ee.~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14

Nrit foIemate riel
for s ronob e M. Grono'
biem Bpitpre bar peotaget at tnotpre
frit sHolemateriel for Golfeltole11S
Bsr1 ira fomnten0e Sfoleaars BE-
gpn0elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14

Maleunos 8ranone-
Ten. Maleiuno bar beilnttet at for
pae lit 8ranoforps. @f1aget i8rono-
fputi1gent pil oa funne forbeies ira
25 til AZ Yrocent, % 8pen ptl oa
u1eo Seniyn til 8ranofontingent biz
be en- al Sc gunitigit iti1leoe 2anoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14
DanSke.:

.Sunget we'd Peter Cornelius.
kongelig Operasanger, K~jpbenhavn.
1913 Klokkeklang.
1851 Lohengrins Farvel til Svanen.
1910 Majsang.
1850 Serenade af Operaen @Trouba-
duren".
1850 Serenade at "Der var engang".
15147 Til min Gyldenlak.
1858 Vii du?
We'd J0rgen Lindahl,
kongelig Operasanger, Kjobenhavn.
1887 panmark skal staa, mems Boil
gerne rule.
1910 Dengang jeg var kun saa stor
som saa.
1876 Hvorfor jeg elsker dig?
1879 Lille rode Renneb@r.
1878 Og jeg har otte Kiarester.
15141 Vaagn af Din Summer.
! We'd Chr. Schoder,
S%kuespiller, Kjobenhavn.
1915 Bondepigens Drem.
1915 Eft uheldigt Frieri.
1912 F%lejtevisen.
! 1914 Nejenunder, ovenpaa OF lige
midi imellem.
1913. REPRESENTATION.
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!. Norge. =
u y 0ggel

s. a u m a + a n e n. 8pitpret !
Mnleiun6 bar enitemmig % 1oer 9e'
bat bepilaet 100000 &roner ior1
Noleiunos Mnbel / DiftriftSbtoraget
I'll Naumobanen.
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q 8 en- Il u I.
Daarbbrugerl 8orre peo &orter
written gsi11en 5anoes eneite Ssn
sarsifa,loe trnffe len Seipog1t lo al
aaope1,. &erunoer tom @ognen !
sn Zig gart, at ben iatte Gluten moo
ct llobus, bporpeo 8rpitfasien thu
ties, loa at Dgoen inotraf piebIiffe-
Iid.
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& b t men t . M.
@uptein @penien paa SEN norlte
8arf u9arosla" er blepet orGbt peo
ct l1lnffestilfeloe. u8aroslo" bar
paa 9ieije fra @abia @lanca og bar
nnfommet til Queenstomn, bDorfra
Sen at9if til Darmoutb. &opteiae11
ftnrteoe ira 8roen mes paa .9effet og
bpoe ion1 Tplge al alporlige &pe1tel-
ter i %opeoet.
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Svenske.

.2050O Eft vittnesmal.
2O501 En- Helsingehistoria.
205O2 Pojkar ha'vi smatt ON Bond
tur, komisk Sang.
20503 De u synd ON mannisikerna,
kon,isk Sang.
20504 Lelle Karl Johann, komisk
Sang.
20505 Aldrig en- Fris, Quartet.
20508 Gubben och Sancte Per, Drag
spell och Sang.
20507 I skogen.
206O8. Grytprofvet.
20509 Soldatgossen.
20510 Ljungby horn.
2O511 Visa i folkton.
2O512 Romans If Mignon.
20513 Nattmarschen.
2O5l4 Serenade.
2O51o Canios sang.
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8eo DunberIan6sbar r.
fet er ser opiagt mellem 5 % 600
Nrbei6ere. Man frpgter for en- len-
.,ere 5tans. @eneralforiamling
5ellfobet ofbol6teS / 2onoon "a. SUI
Ii % man er ipan6t paa nofaloet.
9toget @ifferbebsfonb for 8erfet er
life oprettat. Mrbei6erne begpn6er
iii at forla6e Ste6et.