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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-12-18
Useless Sacrifice.

Edyth-It's too bad that Clara wac
in love with Jack when he proposed to
me- feel sorry for the poor girl.
Mayme-WhJ she is in love with
Tom, She never cared for Jack.
Edyth-0h. dear, never would
have accepted him had | known that
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-12-18
HI. steady oh

Rigley-You don't believe in college
education then?
Jihley-No; 1t units man for ev-
sr, thing except to sit around croaking
about how much more lntelligentlv he
could enjoy wealth than the averag,
man does.-Cathollc Standard snI
Times
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-12-18
Wide Awake.

Fuddle-You know Stocks don,+ -.
Doctor-Yes. indeed. He is now a
atient Of mine
Fuddle-Pretty wide-awake man
sn't he?
Doctor should say SO. am treat.
ng him for lnsomnia.-London Ttt
Bits.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-12-18
Why He Lnnghed.

What are you smiling ut. John?-
"At a little item I just read here.
The writer says the best Of us talk
too much.'"
And why should won laugh at
thatY
why? Well, guess it's inst be-
cause it's such a roundabout wav of
paying you a compliment my an1r.~
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-12-18

Time may wait for no man, yet II
manages to EHt him In the end
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1908-12-18

II man asks a candid ri ian ~ "a
friend. and gets 1t. 1t M. nd.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
Among the Orientals


out in China many Americans have cut wide
~ swath, but none more nearly approXlmated re-
gal honors than Frederick Townsend Ward, Salem,
Massachusetts. boy who learned hhbusterlng with
Walker IN Nicaragua After Walkers death he
Went to China. then IN the throes OF the TAPPING
rebellion and rose to chief command IN the imperial
service. It was he and not Chinese Gordon that
organized and led the Ever Victorious army. Crate
fu Celestials poured silver tael5 into ms military
chest. and Ward was upon It's crest when the wave
broke at Ning-po. where unlucky cannon ball
cut short his career. His New England relatives
never could find the heavy military chest; but
N other wavs the Chinese We're not ungrateful
His name is enrolled among the Chinese heroes,
and in many OF the temples OF war he IS worshlped as
god.
The cult OF Commodore Perry, though he was a
nations envoy and by no means an adventurer IS
equally remarkable It Is strange to think that the
sturdy sailor and accomplished diplomat who sleeps
IN Saint Marks churchyard in the heart OF Manhattan
Is in some circles OF Japan regarded as an envoy
not OF the United States but of the protecting anceS-
tra gods that wished the children OF Nippon
OF the troublous times ahead. On this account his
name IS enrolled among the defenders OF the father
land at Ise the place of Shinto pilgrimage, and his
name IS inscribed IN letters OF gold on the temple
at hova.
But this thing Of being King or merely loafing
about the throne IN far away land Is not all beer
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
William Eaton's Exploits

WTILLIAN EATON Of Woodstock. Connecticut.
w is the other obscure paIadir. and though
Tobias Lear. Washingtons 5 Secretary. denounced
him as swashbuckler, he IS the favorite soldier
adventure Of this class. He had served as ser
qea-- II the Continental army, and 100 aT
T,al---eG Consul II Tunis. At this juncture
troubles with The Barbarv States reached 3 crisis
The Bashaw Of Trlpoli, one Juset Cara1nah, held
many Americans captive, and would not ransom
hem on reasonable terms This Bashaw was
something 4 a usu-per, having deposed his brother
Ea-1e-- - Eaton. finding that negotiations with
Tsef were impossible, after obtaining the sanction
his Government as he always stoutly maintained
vent 10 CAIRO. where the deposed Hanet was living
n seclusion and poverty
Eaton soon fred his soul with touch o. his own
es-,e-a-e daring and together they enlisted small
-lv never more than five hundred men. composed
u Arabs Greeks, and sI1rlnklng ot American
s5yerltlre-s And II 1893 Eaton led this desperate
md not ALWAYS devoted band SIX hundred miles
across the waste places OF the Llbyan desert lie
injured De-nah. and the American flag flew over
MS large civ for twelve months. Then he went on
70 Fo-nba. where II conjunction with SIX hundred
--1e7aclets from the Argus and the Hornet under
commander Hull. Eaton carried the citadel by
z-5--17 though he himself was severely wounded ID
ne engagement.
A-r-la-ertlv T--pol ours. the sacT1rlceS made
ne z5c-o-v won. but unfortunately II the mean
me Tobias Lear then Consul General IN Alglers,
IGNORANT ot the course OF events or careless OF our
-Sa-;C-7al honor signed an ignoble treaty with the
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
In Cocos and Yap

KING G'kEEFE Of the Cocos Archipel-
n ago, and King Harry, son Of Farri-
son. Whilom ruler OF Zap, were the happ1-
est rnonarchs / have ever met in the Pa
cific. or for that matter IN kingdoms bor-
dering other seas.
Thev were not exactly autocrats, nor
were their genial ways and generous
thoughts limited by a paper constitution
They were in the simplest form OF the
King business and there was never a
thought Of bomb throwing OF sugges-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
The Vermi1ion Pencil

T RECALL now an energetic figure. Pulsating with
life and energy which left standing some years
ago upon the highest rrng of the ladder that leads 70
one Of the most ancient Asiatic thrones The Sc
cret influence that he had SO long exercised, the
vast power that was his in the secret concaFe hed
on the borders Of the sacred lotus pond, were TO
be acknowledged and revealed to all men in royal
rescrlpt. +.
Indeed. the decree recognizing the pri1nacy OF
this adventurous American IN one OF those lands
teerlng with population that lie between the Menan
and the Mekong had been written and was soon TO
be promulgated Would | not stay over a steamer
he asked He wanted one American at least to par
tcipate if merely asa spectator in his triumph The
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
OR CLOSE BESIDE THEM
q By STEPHEN BONSAL
Drawings by w. w. Denslow

and sittes as the records of the State Department.
that resort Of the hopeless show 1t is not only
Republics that are ngrateu f Kings G;sr and sT See
ft ,,ite as much trouble in getting their salaries
paid to punctuaily as do stay at home folks rernem
ber a bright faced boy that rushed to Cuba, hls
synpathies enlisted as unselshy as We're thoSe OF
and few weeks later we found him sitting on a
bench in the Havana park, where he had quietly
starred 10 death Only lately read OF the suicide
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

THIS Is to be a story
, about Americans
that. not being con-
tent with being Sovereigns
n their own land, have sat
on foreign thrones or close
beside them. In the seven
1eeuth century the Colo
mes Represented the hap
0iest hunting ground Of
a6venturers from all over
the world. and Il would
seem from a glance Al the
doingS of the succeeding
generations that Tohn
Scott. Francis Nicholson.
and Sir William Phipps
left al leas, spiritual chill
d1en- Il : a pity that
BENJAMIN Thompson Of
Woburn. Massachusetts,.
should have been a Loyal
ist. especially #, as charged,
MS l5valtv was inspired by
1he failure Of Washington
to gyive him . commission
II he Continental army.
Bus q man that N one
shC II life became Under
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

decree was already drawn up the hlnS
had read it with satisfaction, indeed. he
had ordered his pencil holder to bring
the Vermilion Pencil; but unfortunately
when that august parsonage arrived the
King was taking his siesta. Only one
dot from the Ner1nilion Pencil, - whispered
nv enraptured countryman, and | shall
he Prime Minister, Chief Counsellor,
Grand Vizir.'
| was selfish. and sailed away; but l
know from other sources that even tor
the East the royal Siesta has been unduly
prolonged. and though nearly ten years
have elapsed the decree eleVating my
friend to the ardently coveted honors st1I
lacks the life and law giving dot from the
NermiliOn Pencil.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

things of adventures, and if
half the stories Of the Jap
anese swashbucklers who
are reported as debarking
on these pleasant shores to
drill by moonlight the sol
der coolies Of the sugar
fields are true. Hawaii 5 era
of adventures IS by no
means closed. There as
elsewhere the good and bad
elements Of our population
that we export with impair
tialitv have been about
equally prominent. The
opium smugglers, when they
were driven from the Pacific
coast by an overwhelming
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

show of naval force. took refuge there, and for
time drove the New England missionaries from con-
troll With Proverbial fckleness Fortune and the
adventures and then the other. Just after the
Civil War one Of the Young Latrobes of Maryland
arrived and made himself King or something like
It He survived the intrigues of both factions. and
was doing very well in the King business. until
British squadron not a mere man OF war, came
along and deposed him; Washington, very short
sighted II those DAYS permitting.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

5 ,retarE Il State in England, Lieutenant General
i Germany. and Prime Minister IN Bavaria, who
J. . out The parks OF Munich. where his statue can
seer to-day. who II later life retired from poll
Is and went PaTIs, where the scientific world
succeeded TO the mantle that had fallen from
le shoulders OF Frankln-yas a many sided man
ld endowed with q great deal Of Yankee get
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

r.
rald over 70 him a
large sum as ransom
tC- capuves and as
tribute money. Ham
& al this juncture not
rrnatu-allv lost con
1dence n his American
allies. and fed, while
Eaton. the hero Of q
desert tourney without
ra-allel II our history
returned with some q
-5s comrades 70 Wash
.-r-o-. His official re-
eer-io- was cold bat
Massachusetts, Vas
more arpreciative and
presented him with =
rant q Ten thousand
Sc-es q land because
as the patent from The
Legislature ran. L was
Ce-.-ous 20 perpetuate
remembrance tor
heroic enterprise
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
Near-King of HAWAII

TIE Hawaiian @lsl-
L an6s have been
from The very earliest
davs Of Cook the play
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

Of a Young AmeTlcan,
who three years ago
| knew when he
took sides with Matos
against Castro the
Venezuelan dictator.
Down there they called
him the Inglecito or
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-07

get ct molertioigt auoitorillm fol
5angerfeiten, iom bill bliDe itaaenoe
8ampagnen ODER til 8rug for poll.
ttife Me6er.
On itor Ggmmerbanoel bleb
iioite uge afiluttet / Mdarinette, i6et
@ines 2umber SO. al Chicago
figbte 3 Sapm6IlerS bele Broout-
tion, nemltg De to Mgller al 81.
@ompagniet / Marinette
og Siaac Stepbenior &ompagniets
6or0 &iber MeIle. &idbet omfat.
ter ialt ODER IS Milltoner 500
Epmmer, 6eriblan6t meget @bingles
og 2atb. 8etalingen er 10000
Dollars, bpilfet er en- noget labere
GrtS en0 iioite Mar. Dette er Set
Itgre Spmmerialg / Mar / Staten.
afilutte6es mellem 5ena.
tor Siaac @tepbenion al Marinette
og Com. &ines al Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-07
teifab. @agen bate en- bel Del OPP
iigt / 9epils Safe, og &etsialen bar
ful6paffet.
Set engelife 8arlament blep iioite

Set engelife 8arlament blep ii6ite
26roag biemien0t for 5ommerferie
og bill after tre6e iammen / Otter.
aaret. SEQ Mabntngen I Sanuar
anbefoleoe Song @oparo @eotageIie
al IL meget btgtige 2ope, men al
oisie ct fun 2 giennemfbrte, nennlig
en- ON untberiiteter / Srlan6 og en-
an6en ON MISUNDERSTANDING,
iom 0ppoiitionen intet bap6e at in6-
ben6e imo6. 2igeleoes be6toges en-
@effe min6re 2obe, Men &en
ON andre mere %betD0elige 2opforllag>
laale0es 2icen1eloben og unoerpis.
ningsloben> er uoiat til @fteraars-
iesitonen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-07
Joma.

= @efreter Sobn @impion al
|@tote Sair Msioctatton bor fore
iloaet Sc republifanife og 6emofra-
ttife Stats> &omiteer at ofboIoe Sc
res Statsfonbenttoner / 9es Moi=
mes s.. 90. og 81. Muguit, ian1ti6ig
mes Mabntngen at State 6air. &nt1
tilbD6er &omtteen fri 8rng al
&b9gpabillonen, lom fan rnmme
$500 Mennei fer, til 6ette 8rug.
9e politiffe &omiteerS Sefreterer
filler fig pelbillige til Gorilaget, ga
Sc ne6iatte &riier til @tate 6oir
paa Sernbanerne oil gipe 9elega=
terne billig &eiie.
- Glertallet al Gountper / Soma
fan imp6eie en- &etsiag, iom 5berif-
ferne bill anlegge imo6 Dem for life
betalt 26n. Set paa1taaes, at 2o=
ben, paabpoer 2ennen til Deputp
Sberiffs betalt at @ountpet, bbor
ser fun er en- 9eputD> men bpor
ser er mere emo en-, ifal Sberiffen
betole 6e gprige Deputies. &i6ttI
bar bper @beriff betalt fin Deputp
of lin egen 2omme. Denne Gag er
ferft nplig fommet for Dogen, %
|Sbertffen / GaDette County a1lag6e
en- Brgbeiag ! ben Mnle6ning og
ban6t sen. Ser bliper mi appele-
ret til &bieiteret, oe Sberiff $3.50.
ciattonen bill babe Spgrgsmaalet
flaret. @in6er SaDette County @be.
riff Sagen, bill laa at ftge bber1
County / Staten faa en- tiliparen0e
Gag. @ritatning Tan tim frepeS
for 5 Mar, 90 Gor6ringer at el6rt
Dato er forpl6e6e. Sen giennem
initlige 2bn for Deputies anilaaeS
tli 5000 aarlig, aItiaa for 5 Mo'
$4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-07
.Dovhed he|bredet
we'd en- ny Opdagelse
"Jeg har be-
visit, at D6vhed
kan blive he'll.
bredet." DR..
Guy Clifford
Powell.

Hemme1igheden we'd hvor1edes man skal anven-
de de mystiske og usyn1ige Naturkrefter til en- Kur
at D0vhed og Oresus or nemlig bleven opdaget at
den ber0mte Fysiker og Videnskabsmand DR.. Guy
Clifford Powell. D6vhed og Dresus forsvinder
som we'd ct Try1Ieslag we'd Anvendelsen at denne
ny og vidunderlige Opdagelse. Han vii sende
.uldst@ndig Oplysning til dem som PLACES at Dow
he'd og Oresus ON, hvor1edes de kan blive helbre-
det, f1ldstsendig trit, lige meget hvor lpnge de har
v@ret d0v, eller hvad som foraarsagede deres
Dovhed. Denne vidunderlige Behandltng or saa
simpel, naturlig og sikker, at De vii undres over,
at den like blew opdaget for. Folk som har un-
dersogt den or helbredet Patienter or allie over.
rasket we'd Diet hurtige Resultat. Enhver dov Per-
son kan faa fluid Undertaking ON, hvorledes de
kan opnaa en- hurtig og stadig Kur iHjemmet uden
~ringeste Udleg. Skriv idag til DR.. Guy Clifford
Powell, 1851 Bank Bldg, Peoria. H., og faa fuld
Oplysning ON denne ny og merkelige Opdagelse,
aldeles frit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-07
GangeritGpnet.

Sangerfelt Bulletin SEQ. 4, belli=
get Set foreltaoen6e 1tore GtGpneS
Sl1teresler, er 11ofommet meb en-
Masi e ppr6ifuloe Me60elell er ON
Sorbere0elierne, &orrelpon0ancer
fra Sc forlfjellige &reoie oip. 0per=
0irigente11, Gmil @jprn al Chicago,
mo11er / alporlige Sr6 Songerne til
at ppe Jig go6t, lnre @angencs
Sefst, posse paa Softltoffen oio.
&rali6e1teu, Or. S. g. Sobnion,
far ogiaa ct formanen0e 0r6 at az
lepere, og Sefreteren fremietter Sen
Mnifuelie, at mdrfe &le6er, bpi6t
Clips og Ditto @eIt bur0e iaapi6t
muligt bore Haafl90nings=Enrolen
pe6 &oncerterne.
@angerfeit=g angene bliper peb 1.
&oncert: l.. Oh Slegt bDis @iertc
banter, 2. 5norre, 8. Sslian, 4.
2an6fienoing. @eb 2. &oncert: 1.
@eie Noro, 2. AZ Staa @tarf, b
Norrenafpaoet, 3. S Cubs fri Sea-
tut, 4. 2anofjen0ing.
Om SEN 6anlfe @oliit peo &oncer=
ten, 6 ten 81 II t 0 n
Segner, me0oeler Bulletin, al
bans 8ugge ito0 / 4iebenbopn. s
Ell Mloer al Z Mar begDnote ban al
itlloere @toloncelloens Mpiterier oq
oebutere6e, ga Sc ID Somre bar naa:
ct. Si6en 6u. bar ban bere'
pioen ON 2an0e og bgitet @uIo oe
2aurbpr. timber bans el1ropaiif,
Surne for ct Bar Mar iiben ipiIIeo,
ban iaalebes / Buckingham 8aIabie,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-07
norv Dafota.

Mor6beitens Sslenoere bolot
&arsfelt / Mountain / Monoogs
me6 Deltagelie al ca. 1000 S6nner
'pg 9ptre al @agagen fra Manifoba>
og g. Daf. M6bofat .@fule g.
'@tnlaion al @ran6 SORTS bolot
Geittalen.
S. s.. @poonbetm, @ier al ct
9otel / Mortbmooo> CT blepet multi
teret $40 og Sagens Smfoitninger,
talt $3.50, for life at bape efter<
tommet @otelinipeftpr Mnoerlens
Srore ON at foriDne bpert al fine
@ieiteperelier me0 9}eb> iom @ie=
iterne funoe fire fig ne6 as / Sil=
feloe at Sl6ebron6. 9ette CT Sen
fprlte 8g6e / @rano SORTS County
for unolaoelie al at eterfomme So
- S 9epils 2afe bor en- S1rp
ii6ite uge tilfien6t en- Mils ellen
&oienquiit $1.00 / gr%itatning for
ct bruot Wgteifabslgfte al Ssrael
Solution. SUN forlangte $4,000.
SUN paaito6 / &lagen, at fun bar
reiit fra @berige / 1901 for at gifte
fig meo Ben iagfggte, ser er en- al
&amieD Gonntps belitaaen6e Gar=
mere. Otter Mnfom1ten BERTH fel=
ne0es Sobnions &ierligbe0, og ban
mite6e list efter li6t 2Dlten til 9gg=
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11innefota.

Sergns Sails. Set ne6=
oclcs berfra at Gbas. S. @rigbt, Ser
er befjen6t for at bore Ell Sen al
Tarmer11e og cit tprig Mooitonoer al
5torfopttule1s Spergreb, far go0c
ltoligter til at mo0toge 9fominotio=
11en lom Meolem al 2%egislotl1rel1
peo Set foreltooen6e Yrtnrurpolg.
Sra lumme Ste6 me60eles SEN l..
Ml1g, at Slug. S. Git5 / Seem yorf
Drills bar beiten1t Jig til at fpIge
tine &enners 9nife, og far I'LL lti(let
Jig iom &on0i0at for 2egislotrren,
ianmen meo @bos. s. @rigbt 90
81. s. 2nno - olle gooe Mpn0,
ser mes &raft bill .fltnne orbei6e
1onmen for Gountpets @el 90
6armernes og 6orretl1ingsfolfs SeSlr=
teresl er.
Starb t. Gpr &orrelpor=
oent | oenne liplige Gorretningsbp
i Scope County me60eler, at 8De1
/ forrige l1ge biemidgtes al ZEN IL
Sen Cyclone. gn- 2o6e 90 flere
Smuobule / 8Dens Merbeo ble1te
oneren6e, me0ens SEN enc Glepotor
blcp cit 9el b%eifa6iget. S &jgb=
mon6 Ee0eriens &obe blep lDD npf-
iaa tpffc Sreer brl1fne / Man6s=
b6je. l1n0er Gtormen, ion1 pare0e
| min6re ems fen Minlttter, bar Ser
ct @aglbeir iom Ell Sneoripe.
Ser ipnes at bore Ell 1tigen0e Sp=
petition moo be nl1pnren6e @ountp=
Gmbeosmen6 / Scope 60, og opgtiae
Mo6fan0ibnter er oIIere6e / Scar
ten for 6e fleite @mbeoer. @erliq
ipnes Solicit at gnife en- 6oronorin9
/ @ountp @uoitpr, Glerf Of Court %
Sl16ge Of 8robate gmbeoerne.
Sen 6pgtige unge Sagferer s.. 8.
&enning er al genner b1epet opfor-
bret til at itille Zig iom @an6ioat for
County Mu6iter=g mbe6et. ~ 81 ifo]
ct ienere Mlhner babe Sen Torngiel.
e at gipe bom Ell mere 1t6fgrlig Om-
tale. 9igeleOes oil ct @or on6re
&anoioater mtligpis oeiaa blipe ON.
!aIt.
I e II IN 0 0 5. @or lofaIe Meo.
orbeioer berfra me66eIer, at set e,
bonn og mange / @ope County er
bebagelig 0%perraifelie at pioe, d
Son. 6; sc. 8ebiter, tro6s Moo
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!. @robibitionilternes @algfam&

- Brobtbtttontiternes @algfamp
/ Soma aabne6eS ii6ite uge / $50
terloo al eugene IS. @bafin al @bi-
ca9o, Martiets &an6ioat for Street,
bent. SON u6talte, at bois ollie 6e
@elgere, iom tror paa Saloonernse
u6rp66elfe, pil6e femme paa Bro.
bibition-&icfet ne1te Mobember, ptl-
6e ban faa vtbe electoral bote" /
bber enelte 5tat og blibe enitemmtg
palgt til 8reii6ent. gbafin bill BE-
fdge ct D1iin 8Der / Soma og bill
blibe le6faget paa fin &eiie al Sobn
g. &ammon al Des MoineS, Gbatr-
man for 8robtbition Gentralfomite
/ @taten.
- @n flor @lefant, ser bar uno=
peget Sungenifob / en- Cirrus, ser
iiofte l1ge gao 6oreittlling / Sc
Mars> ebe0e ct %forfer6eltgt Seer
bert / mango &aper. @lefanten
ileo fig lps ti6ltg ON Morgenen,
me6ens 6ens @ogter iob. Sen rpf'
fe6e Sreer op me6 &o6, 6raf ali
@an6 / en- @iiterne og fremte en-
Samtlie ballot til666e be6 at llao
@in6neSr116erne It'll me6 fin @no=
bel, rpffe6e tire 8umper op al Sor=
Sen og flag @eranoaen iitpffer pao
ct @ns. .Da bele Nabolaget bar beef
fet og bab6e benpen6t fig til Bolt=
tiet, fit bette @irfusfolfene befffet,
og set bare6e' life lenge> fer Gle
fol1ten bar tilba9e / tit 6angenifab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-07
minneapolis.

T%pritanoer, &aitor Benedict Mur=
bentoft fra @rano @iem College,
Sees MoineS, Sa., fommer til Min=
neapolts 5. %. Mugult % bol6er ct
6ore0rag / Salisbury @ouie / ben
ltore Cal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-07
Mnferee eller Sgn0er.

glnfereeeller Sen0er.
Sobnion's n@elpet" SSsflg0e.
uNerfection" 8rg0.
81 forbanoler og leDerer bore
&llnoer alt tilbpren0e u5ooa=Soltn-
tain" SJorret1ingel1, fra Straa, Ger.
pietter og fnl,ite Srltgter til u5o0a>
Tpl1ntains".
@lenluuub Spring 8ater g.,
@lenlpooo, Minm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-07

= IL
ituno ira ct piit Clement gountpet,
.agter at itille iig til galgernes Dis-
petition iom oeres &epreientant /
Regislot1ren ogiaa iaar. Ser er
lau mango pigtige .9ager at af-
gigre, at Me,1o me0 Ell laa eminent
Dpgtigbeo Tom Mr. 8ebiter NOT til.
trenges. 81 pil FER f%orelgbig mint
Sc ont at Wfr. @ebiter peb lioite 2e-
gislatur polgtes til uGbairman" for
ollie @om1iteer, bbor 2opfpnoigbeb
.fororeoes.
- Sen npe 8pgning beb Statens
Experimentation / Groofiton ffal
inopies sen 17be September mes en-
flor Seit. Sames S. Sill al Greet
Nortbern 8anen ct anmo6et ONT at
tale og ser oil blibe flere andre trent
ragenoe Galere. 9en npe 8pgning
foiter $4,000.
- gilbert Nelion al @abena flo
ser / Gountparreiten / Sergus Sails,
anflaget for Salifneri. @ammen
me6 meo en- &alnerat brgb Melion in6
i @borles &abns @im / Merbe6en
al nn6er>poo6 og itial ct 8rg6 og fle<
re Snoifuoscertififater paa 8anfen /
nnoerpoo6. S @aoena fipbte Nel=
ion en- Sonograf for bbilfen ban Be-
talte $40, i0et ban ifrep &abns Mapn
paa en- al Observation-Disclosures. Sra
@a6ena reiite ban til 81. Saul for
at bel6ge Slegtninge. Da Sallfne=
riet paa Snoifu0scertififatet opoage=
bes, reiite Sberiffen efter bam.
= S Safe Silgo, 2 Mile Sect for
Mnnanoale, 0r,,fne6e Sirsoog ii6ite
uge ct el6re 9ggtepor fra Seem Oorf,
.Sabrifont 6. 81. &oisbecf og bans
@uitru. MrS. &aisbecfs Sig fan6tes
/ 5tronofanten mes en6el 5frommer
/ Mniigtet, &aisbecfs Sig lengere use
i S9en. Ser oplto6 itrafs &pgter
ON, at Ser %forelaa Moro og Selb=
moro, og Ser blep foretaget en- I'm
oeriggelie at 9origbe0en. Denne
fprte til, at mol1 MI anier set for be-
pilt, at ser fun foreligger ct ltlpffes=
ttlfel0e. Nntagelig er Mrs. &ais=
Beef blepet rant al ct @ierteilog og
er fal6en no al 9aa0e11, og ben0es
Mun0 er ga iprl1ngen n6 for at frelie
be110e, og begge er iao omfomne. 81
gene blep fert til Minneapolis, bpor
ser blep foretaget en- Sb6uftion, iom
biite> at D66en bar foregaaet pes
Dn1fning.
Gn &iprielsl1lpffe pafte ii6ite
l1ge ct itort Opltu6s / Grofiton. Miis
Caroline Sl1iit bapoe fjert ct Gel
ifob unge Gamer, Mis1es emma &e=
terien, emma @ronbt, Mnnie S1le11
og Seslie S'9feale> us til Gtats e.
perimentfarnen. Eaa Stlbogebejen
bleb &eItene ifremt al ct Ml1tomp=
Bill lom font bogpeo, tog Magten
fra Miis Outfit og Tom / pil6 Sort
neoao Moin Street, bpor flere &ipre-
tgjer bleD %poafjgrt pg ramponereoe.
0en pil0e &jdriel 1trofte Jig oper fIe=
re 8locfs og btloe 11tpipliornt en0t
u0e ober 6lo0banfert, men / D6er1 tie
Hieblif fit Miis Quit pes at orber6e
ale fine &refter Seltene itpret in0 i
en- Si0ega0e, bbor Sc folot mos en-
Selefonpgl og 8uggpen ODER Sem.
MtSles Guiit pg @ronot blep n1eget
forllaaet og maotte bringes til &pipi=
toilet, Sc onOe Eiger flap mes minore
Sfrommer.