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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
Meetinn of Surueons.

Richmond, Va, May 5.-At todays ses- sion of the American Surgical associa- ton a number of papers were read most ly relating to operations for stone in the bladder and kidneys. Among those sub hitting reports were Dr. George Tully Vaughan of Washington, Dean Beyan of Chicago, Dr. David Barrow of Lexington, Ky, and pr. Andrew J. McCosheny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06

The repairs on the Quinn furnace have been about completed and the stack will be put in blast within the next two weeks. It is also the intention to start the char coal ovens and provide for the continuous operation of the plant. This is the fur mace that has been in the courts so long and is to be operated by the trustees. The output of the stack is 50 tons a day and 50 or 60 men will be given work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
WORK ON NEW PLANT
 IS PROGRESSING Friends of Good Roads Hold Meeting Tonight ALL MEN ARE EMPLOYED Repairs On Quinn Furnace Are About Complete and Will Be Blown
 In Within Two
 Weeks.
ALL MEN ARE EMPLOYED

Gadsden. May 5.-oSpecial )-Work on the new plant of the Campbell Manu- featuring company is progressing rapid ly. The carpenters are now at work on the erection of the frames of the buildings and work on the cupola will be started in a few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06

A fire in East Altoona at an early hour this morning destroyed two houses be- longing to Frank Culverhouse of Pratt City and came near taking the whole town. Reports of the fire say that it was undoubtedly of incendiary origin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
French GeoIoqist Dead.

Paris, May 5-The death is announced of Albert-Auguste Cochon de Lapparent, the French geologist He was born in 1889 and was perpetual secretary of the Academy of Sciences.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
Election Riots In Corsica.

Ajaccio, Corsica, May 5.-There has been election rioting at Lozzi, but the disorders have not been serious. There were no casualties on either side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
Northern District.


 Blount, Oneonta: Fair weather pre- vailed, though a rain of 0.S2 inch occurred on Thursday. The nights were cool, and killing frost, with a temperature of S2 degrees, occurred on Friday morning.- Aquilla J. Ketchum.
 Calhoun, Anniston: The average tenn perature was 60 degrees; the highest was IS degrees, and the lowest was S1 degrees, the latter occurring on Friday morning. Rain fell on two days, the total rainfall being 0.47 inch.-Weather Bureau
 Cherokee, Gaylesville: The nights were rather cool. There was a light frost here on Friday morning.-Robert S. Hudson.
 Cleburne, Fruithurst: Fair and cool weather prevailed, and the sunshine was ample. A heavy frost occurred on Friday morning.-Hattie L. Asseltine.
 Culman, Cullman Cool weather .pre- vailed. and about 75 per cent of the av- craze sunshine was received. The total rainfall was 0.57 inch. A frost occurred on Friday morning, doing slight dam age.-Eugene A. Grayot.
 DeKalb, Collinsville: The weather was cool and windy. A light frost occurred on Friday morning.-H. P. Newman
 Etowah, Gadsden; Two light showers occurred during the week, though the weather was generally fair. light frost occurred on Friday morning.-D P Good hue.
 Fayette, .Fayette: The weather was generally cloudy and rather cool. with some frost on Friday morning.-V. Say age.
 Jackson, Scottsboro: The highest tenn perature was IS degree, and the lowest was 33 degrees, the latter occurring on Friday morning. Rain fell on three days, the total rainfall being O.49 inch.-Irene Caldwell.
 Jefferson. Irondale Fair and cool weather prevailed. There was consd- erable frost and d skim of ice here on Friday morning.-G. B. Praytor.
 Lamar, Crews Depot: The first half of the week was rainy, with fair weather prevailing during the latter part There was some frost but no freeze on Friday morning.-J. J. Weeks.
 Lauderdale, Florence The total rainfall was 0.91 inch. The sunshine was abund- ant. There was some frost with a tenn perature of 30 degrees on Friday morning. e. H. Smith.
 Madison, Madison: The first few days were warm, but the latter part of the week was cool, and frost occurred on Fri day morning, with temperature of 34 degrees. There was one rain during the week, and there was an abundance of sunshine-Albert Klish.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06

The Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron company in an effort to secure men here for its Ironaton works disclosed the fact that almost all of the available labor in the city has again been em- ployed. Not more than dozen men could employment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06

The young people of Alabama City gave home talent play on Saturday night and realized $50 for the Albertville storm sufferers for whose benefit the perform ance was given.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06

Quite a severe windstorm swept over the city at o'clock this morning and gave the timid ones somewhat of a scare. No damage of any consequence was done. The storm was followed by an all day rain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
Southern District.

The sunshine was ample.-W. B. Full ton, D. D. S., M. D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
Some Snappy New Shirts

No store can hope to keep up with the moment in shirt styles that Jugs all its stock at the first of the season. No, indeed those smart shirt makers think too fast.
 Here's the new shirt list at Porters:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
JOHNSON PEOPLE
 WILL HOLD RALLY To Meet At Grand Theatre To-
 morrow Night HIGH SCHOOL QUESTION Several Places Will Be Heard From By the State Locating Board Today
 and Tomorrow-Steel
 Is Named.
HIGH SCHOOL QUESTION

Montgomery, May 5.-(Special.)-Th Nfriends of John A. Johnson, presented as a candidate for the democratic nomina- ton for President, will hold rally at the Grand theatre Thursday evening. The speakers will be P o. Stromme of Mime soto, former Congressmen s. J. Bowie and Jesse Stallings of Birmingham All the ladies and the Bryan men are cordially invited to be present.
 Emmet O'Neal, after all, did go on the state primary ticket for elector at large. He wired early yesterday to have it taken off, but later determined, because of great pressure from many friends, to remain in the race to the end. As result the name was not taken off and the three men out for the two places are MT. ONeal, J. A. Rountree and John c. Pugh.
 The first shipment of tickets to the counties was made today. J. Kirk Jack son, who is acting for Chairman Mallory hopes to get the entire number out by Friday so that everybody will have time to supply the voting places. The ticket is complicated and will require the ut most care and attention to get it out cor rectly.
 After High School.
 Several places seeking county high schools will be heard by the comms- sion tomorrow and Thursday, the hear ings to be in the office of the governor. The list includes the counties of Barbour Bullock, Chiffon, Dallas, Fayette, Frank lin Geneva, Houston, lamar and Law renee, set for Wednesday,; Madison, Lowndes, Marengo, Monroe, Morgan, Rus sell, Tallapoosa. Washington Wilcox, Winston and Choctaw for Thursday.
 Steel Named.
 o. A. Steel of Oneonta has been ap- pointed trustee of the Ninth district agri- cultural school at Blountsville.
 Attorney General A. M Garber is back from a trip to his old home in Sumter country, bringing with him his mother Mrs. Anna R. Garber, and sister, Mrs. l. c. BrOWder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-06
H, B, JOHNSON Is
 PAINFULLY HUR! Grasps Live Wire In Power House At New Decatur STORM IN THE DECATURS Something Like ] Cyclone Passes Over the City at O'Clock In the Morn
 ing-A Heavy Property
 Loss Reported.
STORM IN THE DECATURS

Decatur, May 5.-(Special.) III. B. John son, manager of the Decatur Light, Power and Fuel company, was painfully hurt this morning while trying to remedy some wire trouble at the power house in New Decatur.
 MT. Johnson accdently caught hold of a live wire and his hands were badly burned and he received a severe shock. His injuries are considerable, but they might have been worse and he feels that he was fortunate in getting off as light as he did.
 heavy electrical wind and rain storm passed over the Decaturs and this section of the state about 3 o'clock this morn- ing. Many people were awakened by the roar of the wind and the heavy thunder. Only slight damage was done in the two Decaturs
 The wind appeared to be fully fifty yards above the ground and was in the nature of d cyclone The lightning was almost constant and was binding on count of it's brililancy. Had the wind been on the ground no doubt serious damage would have been done.
 This morning all telephone and tele- graphic connections between Decatur and Memphis is cut off and it is reported that there was a considerable property loss some miles west of Decatur. It is report ed that the telephone and telegraph com panies were damaged to the extent of several hundred dollars between Decatur and points west
 A heavy rain has been falling here all day and the Tennessee river is rising rapidly.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

nariife Dmraaoe, o. Sagerne proc.
ientereoes iaa mutt al pillige SGn,
Der, at oct belle blep en- Men-
iterbanfet. Oct fortiener ganife iGr-
ligt at frembGpes, at Der UNDER ga,
lerne berlfeoe Sen melt %giennemfprte
5tilbeo.
2ogens YrGiioent, ST.. 2ol1ts @ou-
gaoro, beo 8elfommen, og 0ens &C.
fretGr, ST.. 6. $, Game, bar Ioait=
matter, bpilfet @pero ban ielpfplge-
Zig ifilte Jig fro me6 panltgt @un1pr
og elegance. ST.. @iels Miellen talte
for 2ogen % Samfunoet, &eoafter
Mntbon Serenien for Danmarf, ST.,
6. 6. 8%aroenfletb for Danife / Mmcz
rita og ST.. 8. 90. Mtffelien for Dd=
merne. Otter bper Sale 1pilleoe Mu<
iifen til gmnet paslenoe Sange.
Soaitmai teren falbte enobioere flerc
beipgenoe 8rp0re al Samfunoet> $.
S. @briitenien fra ct. Saul, Mr.
@briitenien fra @%utcbtnlon og Soul
&ino fra Sopfi1ts frem al l1bemer=
fetbe6en, og alle bap6e Sc go6e Sr6
at iige 8ertlogen. Otter &anfetten
fulgte ct raft Sal, Ser pareoe langt
op moo Morgenitunoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
Gil Hbonnenter'.
iom ifploer for 8laoet.

Sfplge set npe &esulatib, ipm &oit
Departementet ! 8aibiugton bar nb-
ienbt, fan Mpiier life forienbes mel
Soften, mar be iffc paa BET ner-
meite ct fornobetalte. Tor ,tsenlise
Blaoe Ct &ranbien lat til ct Mar,
ug Ben, Der ifeloer for mere enb ct
Mar, pil life funte faa lit 8lab ienbt
meb &oiten. @n Del al bore Mbon-
nenter ifploer for lensere SID, %
for biSie er Triiten altiaa ,1blpben,
81 far nbfenot enoel &esninser til
iaabanne MbOnnenter for at, ,1nosaa
Stanbsnins % ptl mart uoienbe flc-
re, % III beber Mbonnenter, Ser al
Moresieieblen ier, at beres Mbonne=
,,ent lite ct betalt, ON inareit, ieneit
inbem 80 Gage, at inbienoe 8etalin=
gen, for at T~orienbelien fun forfeit
ts nforitprret I Doerensitemmelie
meb 9oitluuen.
&. 81 asmnsfen g mb. 6 0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
prof. i. 6. 9anJen,
Mnerfienoes / ct amerifanif Sios'
ifrtft.

&or %befien6te 2anosmaro 8rofes'
ior g. g.. @anien, 2eSer al &ape'
brugsafoelingen pe6 @p6 Dofotc
Mgerbrugsifole / 8roofings, er Glen.
iton6 for en- meget lmigren6e 9m.
tale | en- lang Mrtifel / Mprtl glu'
meret al oct amerifanife Maanebs,
maga5in u@orl6s @orf". &an1er
gipeS s@ren for tire forifielItgt
@rnpper al 8iorag til &apebrugs.
@ioenitaben: uobtfling al npe &rin'
clipper 8lantefpiiologten meo Ser.
ipn til @aar6ferbeo bos Sc noroliet
fleraariee &ulturplanter og 0rga'
1iiotion al en- &agne for al
fremme -S65rugtoprtntng / 6e moro
ligite @toter / l1ntonen; Dp6agelie
at npe baor6fere @lanter, iaaiom
Sorober> @inober og @lommer; te
betDontngsful6e Sp6ageliesreifer til
@iien efter &lanter, iom le6e6e til
Sp6agelie b1. a. al boar6f6re So
rieteter al Mlfalfa, bpilfet bentes al
billie 116pioe Mlfalfo6prfnings-8el
tet felt op / CANADA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
Chancellor McGracfen
/ &jpbenbapn.

Selegrammer fra aiebenbapn itb.
tie uge meooeler, at Chancellor Mc-
@racfen al Seem Dorf %l1niperlitet,
ben fgrite at 6e amerifanlfe Timber
iitets1erere, Ser gielter &jpbenbapn
ifglge Sberensfomlten ON Yrofes.
ioruobefslingen, nnfom Ill Gnn.
marfs &ope6ita6 8. 80. @arts %
fit en- ier6eles erefulo Mootogelft
at BEN omertfanife 2egatton og @e'
pre Ientanter for &igbenbapns Uni.
beriitet. Sbtlfet ri ~foreprigt meo.
belte :allereoe ii6fte ltge. Mc@racf.
ems ferite Goreorag be6 l1nineriite'
tet, bbis @nne bar vMmerifonife
Ssbealer", par en- i%torilaaet Sufoes.
Set blep bol6t / Mu6itortet / @tu.
6ieftre6e, ser bar propful6t al $h'
bprere, 'og flere @unore6e maatte
gao u6en at funne fomme inb. Sr.
gen m6enlano1f l1niperiitetslere1
bar nogeniin6e facet en- iaa bierte'
Zig M%o6tagelie / &iebenbabn. @Ile
l1niperitetets @rofesiorer operpere'
Sc Soreoraget, ligeleoes 6en an1eri.
fanf fe 2egation mes Miniiteren, ST..
Cyan, i Spt6ien. l1n~tperiitetett
&ector, 8rofesior @armtng, pre-.
ientereoe Mc@racfen for Goriam.
lingen meb. meget an%erfjenbenb;
Or6 og 116tolte tilige, at man ffplb.
tie 6e 6anife Mmerifanere, ser bapoe
oronet l1obefsltngen al l%1ntperiitets.
lerere, en- BARN SAT for bette. &an
baabe6e, at .6isie Gore6rag piIoe bIt.
be Sn6leoning til cit rer Sahmen,
fnptning mellem Mmerita og 9an.
mart og til Ell rege1mesiig oarIis
l%opefsling at 8%rofesiorer. - ri
@enipn til 6e mango, Der maatts
goa bort u6en at fl1nne opnaa BIabs
/ Mu6itoriet gientog 8rofesior Mc.
@racfen neite Mften tit Goreorae
pon famine Ste6.
Set an6et Soreorag af Mc@racf.
en- ombanble6e vSpgaoer / BET tp.
benbe Marbnnore6e". Set par lige
iao bellpffet iom set fbrite. Solen
bar otter oberfpl6t, OF lite ner ole
Sc @tnoenter, ser enife6e at bsre
set, funoe ton1me tno.
Ser er blepet btit 6en amerifanfe
@rofesior marge @resbepisntnger
n11oer 9pboloet / @iebenbaon. @oo'
Iebes bar ban Observation-Disclosures
@ressieit beo en- 6eiIigbeo og bleb
Der @jenitano for EN- meget imig=
ren6e @ploeit. Song 6reoertf moo
tog bam / en- ipeciel Muoiens, peo
bbtIfen fan bleb preienteret al Ser
amerifanife Miniiter. &ongen fgrtt
en- lengere Samtale meo iin @ieft
ON @mner be6rGren6e u11iperiitets'
orbei6e, og anmo0e6e bam ON a1
frembere bans perionlige @tlien I'll
8reltoent @ooieoelt og uotale fol
bam &ongens barme @aaifignneli
at bans itore Mrbeioe for 6reos
iogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
.@onpenir- &oitfortene bill berefte,

.Sonpenir =&uitfortene pil berefter
blibe itemple6e al 8oitfontorerne
paa en- faa6an Maaoe, at Sluitra=
ttonerne pao @ortene life bill blipe
e6elogte eller beifa6ige6e. Denne
Mrt 6orien6elier er tommet / Ser
@ra6 / Mo6e, at Sc 6aglig gaa1
gjennem @olten I Su1in6bts> og SCI
er iepnlig flaget ober, at Slluitra:
tionerne beifaoiges al @oiitempler.
ne poa 8agiioen. Sc bill oerfor
fun blipe itemple6e pac
'Gorit6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
Oct S6anoinaoi(ke SeQko6
/ Philadelphia \

gnifer as oenne Sci at uotole fin
|biertelige Sat og Haaifipnnelie II!
2egattonerne, &oninlerne og @un0re=
Der at Sorentnger og @enner, lon1
paa @elifabets 40 &ars Q39 Mars)
Subileums6ag gle6e6e oct meo
mun6tlige, ffriftlige e1ler telegrafiif:
2pfenifntnger.
Mlle ifanoinobt1fe 8la6e beoes ben.
light optage Spenitaaen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
1~1innefota.

- Manoag @ftermto6ag br9n6te
&emningien & 8otbs Mebellager
og &enrD Sinfs 8utif / Ml6en. Sen
iamleoe 8%ranoifaoe anllaqes til ST.
600 me6 So, 700 MsI urance.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

tuttoner, joni Ri bar bRret meb a
ifabe, og bets Sprog, men alt 6ett;
Ii Dor egen normanntife Manb. g
ifal life gaa op / Mmeritanisme, mey
set beoite / % iom ct &l1lturfolf fla!
bragg til Jig set bebite og itprite
iom fin6es al set fremmeoe Man6s:
inobol6. 81 ifal life bltpe Mmerifa.
mere minus Dor 5legtsarp, men b;
lfal bore og blipe 5fanoinaper pll:
Mmerifa.
@i bar ingen &et til at fnefft
Morrpramaolet / bore Gfterfommerc,
@uo gop os bette og set belltglte %
set beoite bar lp0t til % paa SCI
sprog. S,1gen Mo6er bpr bore itol;
al at ben6es 8grn life fan tale ct
eneite 0anif, ipenif eller norif Orb.
slt pere itolt at Dumbe0en maa bore
9umbeoens S9i6epunft.
Set er ct gleoeligt Segn at mo-
tionale @elifaber ipringer op iblanot
%, ser pil bi0rage tit til at itprfe
bort &jenoifab og &ierligbeo baaoe
til bore Se6res 6orti6s og Ml1tioS
@~1,lturfrembringelier paa ollie 2ipet5
Smraa0er.
Ser blnoe efsiitere Ell paloig ifan=
oinapiif SCREENING omipenoenoe bet
bele 2ano, meo fine un6erafoelinger.
Gnbper @fan6tnap iful6e pere .Meb-
lent al fin Collaborating. -
Sg las % faa bore 9ine oplaote
for, at hi al1e tr91ger ct Stgttepunft
/ @eligionen. Mfen &%eligionen maa
fomn1e til % pao bort Mo6ersmaa(,
bbts Be bellige 5anfer iom cit Gloo
fra GIBBS Srone ifal rtgelig foa ban-
oe bore @ieIerg6ber. Set CT Ell
Ma1gel / Dor Nationalfelelie at rtn,
geagte bor &eltgion og set merfes
paa an0re Smraa6er. Set bliper al
orig set iamme paa @ngelif. Mange
Spenife, 9onife og Morife il1ltter Jig
u6en tbimgeno e Mp0penoig-
be6 til engelife &irfer. 9et er / Sc
a llerlete 3ilf9l6e ct Or
moostegn. Set @ngelife er finere,
mener man. 0anif, @penif og Norif
er for iimpelt, og naar 6orelorene
tenter Zig, ioa tenfer 8ernene set
en6nu mere: 9anif er itmpelt:
@penif er iimpelt, Morif er iinrpelt.
Sa'r. og Mo'r er iimple Solf> @pro=
get 6e taller er iimpelt, alt oerbiem=
me / 0ann1arf, @perige og Morge Ell
iimpelt; men ber er alt flint.
Sa> iaa tenfer 8ern / oe bre=
s e Sag ialfalo, og oermeo iptn.
ser &eipeften for Sa'r og @o'r og
alt set berlige Mrpeielp. g nj p | e
S o I f., e 8 II 81 bebeber
life gaa langt / Dor egen nermeitc
0mgipelie for at fin6e bette. @an
berer eu6og beller til en- engelif Sir
fe, bpor man fnapt foritaar ct Sr6,
ems bgrer til fin egen rationale Sir
fe, bpor inan foritaar oft. Set e.:
e t S t / g 5 o nj mt e n 3
90 erfe ON forIa.ar!
Saffet bore @uo, ri er itolt al
Morrenaitammen. 9g maatte @uO
rtgelig peliigne Ben / 6remti0en iom
fan allere6e bar giort set / 6e Gage
lom ipan6t. Maatte ban iette @fan>
6inaperne iitano til at fulofbres 6erc*
2ipsbiitorte be6 at bielpe 6em til
at bepare 6eres berltge, gu0gtpne og
noble 9@tteorp / bette 6eres npe
op6age6e og bDrfe6e 2ano. - Seq
CT itolt al at bore Mor6man6, ieg er
itolt at at bore / @legt meo 2eii
Grition, me6 Sobn @orton, mes
Sobn @rics1on og meo George @c,
Ellington, bette SANDS ferite &reii-
bent. 81 bar intet at famine os
oper - taffet bore @uo for bba0
ban CAB os!
SRnnhinnni(ke Sef(kn6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
mtseonfn-

Gor nogle Tiger iioen 6ebe &as=
iereren peo Mortbern State 8anf /
@aibburn Ole g. @manbp, megct
pluoieligt, og set blep alminoelig an
taget, at ban bapbe toget @ift. l1mi6=
6elbart fgr 8eerapelien blep @apen
taget no al 2ieet og unoerfaitet fe=
milf l1noeribgelie. Set bar peo 6en-
ne pitt Zig, at BEN inoebolot betpoe<
lige @eng6er at @trptnin og @or-
fin, og Goroners Surp bar 6erfor
afgioet @ienoelie ONT @elpmoro. &an
.lepe6e UNDER ubel6ige Gamtlteforbol6,
og bans 8engeafferer biier fig at
bore / l1or6en.
- SEQ 8Dpalget / Milmaufee /
Sirs6ags blep Dooio g. Stole, 6emo=
fratiif &anbibat for MaDor, nalgt
me6 5000 Stemmer ODER @ocial~
Demofraternes &an6t6ot, @mil Gel
Del, Ser otter bab6e c. 1000 flere
emo &epublifanernes &an=
blot, &ringle. Set er femte Gong
at &oie belges til Milpaufees Map-
or. Sor 2 glar iioen blep ban ilaaet
al g: $. 8ecfer efter at babe beflebr
@mbe6et i 4 Serminer. 8aa iamm2
|Stcfet iom &oie palgtes 5cboenecfsr
for &asierer og 81. M. @abin for
Comptroller. &oies Galgiprog I'M.
Ser &agnen bar uperionltg Sri
beb" meo @enipn til Spirituoia.
|5p6rgsmaalet.
- &eb &imberlp iful6e en- Sag
ii6lte uge Gargemano @gleitone iet
te to 8aSlegerer,' begge 8Grn | 1:
til ID Mars Ml6eren, ODER Gor 81
Der. l1oe ! Stremmen tabte ba'
Ben enc Mnre, og bermeb Serreosm
met oper 8aaoen, font oreo 1o ODE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

S Ossbraiil teoiofiife samfnno,
1907 IA. Mpe. g., pil ser igien BIZ
be bolot Soreorag paa Spnoag ST
termi66ag ST.. 4. 0enne Gong CT
@mnet: @iorodno Bruno. &ublifum
in6bpoes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
The Paxton Toilet Co., ss: Rest:

Ell ~ Soos Demning ne6enfor Ser.
geite6et og belteoe efter 6et farltge
SOP. MIle tire Berioner flpngeoe til
Sen fentrebe 8aao og 6rep me6 oen.
ne in6 til en- 2an6ingsbro ne6enfor
9emningen, men BET bar me6 Spbp.
6elie al fine p6erite @refter at Seer
geman6en fit De to 8grn / 2ano.
@anoitan6en / Slooen er mega bgi.
paa oenne Ei6 openfor 9emninsen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

= S Smatonna bar Dor 2on6s=
man6 Scr. Sames S. Smenion aab-
net en- bel asiorteret Sfoforretnin5
paa &iernet al IS. 8arf og 8roao=
map, bpor ban allere6e bar iamIet
en- betp6elig Del al fine 2an6smeno
iom &rn6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

Mrs. 2amra @etleien, en- Seiter ii!
Yrofesior @pen Sfteoal og 8aitor
@nitap 9fteoal, ct igaar afgaaet 20
Dg6en fer / 8pen / en- Ml6er at SO
Mor. &enoes Man6 6e6e for 6 @ar
1i6en. 8egrapelien foregaar Gre6ag
@ftermi6oog @l. 2 fra &jemmet.
1926 7tb @treet g., og oerefter fri
Sen norite Srefoloigbeos Strife, 90.
Mpe. g. & 9.'9treet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10
@epiaimsen paa Maerbrnsgbub

VtUt1t1yeH PUu TgtrurHysD1uz
settct, ser beleber Jig til en- iamlet
Gum al 11H @tllioner Dollars,
bleb it6ite nge beotaget al &on-
gresiens nnoerbus efter 9 Cages
6orban6ling, UNDER bpilfen Ser bleb
inofdrt o6ifillige Goranoringer efter
BET oprin6elige 6orilag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

= &aa Noroiioen al &opeogaoen
! &enpon opitoo en- @orgen ti6lig flo
ite l1ge en- beftig 8rano, bporoeo 3
8pgninger lagoes / Mife og IL Sor-
retninger leo mere eller min6re @fa=
6e. Set iamle6e Sab u6gier oper
$4,000, meo minore enc balp &siu=
rance.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

- Sarmerne / gfeo @tper 9ale:;
bab6e iioite uge truffet alle 6orbere-
belier til at begpnoe @aararbeioet,
bap6e taget @aamaifiner og &eoifa=
Der 10 al @turene og renlet @aafor.
net. Men pluoielig rig ser en- One
form op, iom 6effe6e Sor6en 8 til
10 Gommer og fpalte alle @aarfor<
nemmelier for min6it en- 11ge. Sne=
fal6et por leoiaget al EN- bej @inb,
iaa Sneen lag0e Jig /. itore 9riper,
Ser binoreoe Saroielen. Sernbaner<
ne bap6e taget 6eres @neifierme neo
1ifre poo at &interen par forbt for
6enne Gang, MI maatte Sc babe One
plobene igang.
- On opiistpeffenoe Mrreitatio,;
|blep ii6ite nge foretaget / @uitia,
i6et en- 11ng Sernbanefunftionar @up
Morris, Sgn al EN- al 8Dens 6orret,
ningsmeno, blep anbol6t al en- &oli-
timonb fra Spofane, @aib., UNDER
Mnfloge for at babe repet @mpffe1
fra en- l1ng &ige til en- @aroi at 81,
800. @an bap6e UNDER ct Opbolo
@pofone inpiteret Ben unge &ige ii
Sbeotret, men un0erpeis BERTH 1offe.
benoe ino / ct Sotel, beoepet benoe
taget benbes Smpffer og reiit uo a
,8Den. 8eo ct Silfel6e blep BET op
6oget, at ban bprte biemme og op
bolbt fig I Multin. San ff1lloe I ben
ne l1ge bapt 8rDllup meb en- Dam
ser fra 8pe1 og bapoe | ben Mnleo
Ming fiebt EN- @ognmanosforretnina
San antages at babe begaaet aofttl
lige andre &gperter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

S &utcbinlon foregaar Der /
6enne SID en- meget befttg Scamp
moo @aloonerne. Eemperance SOL.
fene ct go6t organiiereoe og Ser DOL
bes anti Saloon Mgoer meo meget
tolrigt 8eieg. @ioite uge blep 2
Saloonperter arre ltere6e og mulfte=
re6e meo bper $25 for at bape iolgt
|Spiritnoia til Min6reaartge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-04-10

- @pineerue / Song 8roirie bar
taget MefQrmarbeibet I &aa16 og bar
tilitillet 8pens Mapor en- &eiolutton,
gaaeh6e uo paa, at ban ifal i6rge for
at Salooner luffes &l. II @ften og
@enoage, at set forbp6es 8rpggerier
at ielge Dl ONT @pnoagene, at ale
@lags @pil, ielp me6 Serninger,
forbDoes iaa bel lom @alg Of Sobaf
til 8ern UNDER Is @or. Mapore1
a6le6 og uoiteote itrafs oe forlangte
|Sorbu6.