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The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
Wedding Bells.

HAMLIN-WARD. A quiet wedding took place
Monday afternoon, November sth, at the resi-
dence of Rev. F. S. Dolliff in Jackson, when
Mr.. Pearl Hamlin of that town and Miss AL
freda Ward of Thorndike were united in mar
riage. The groom is one of Jacksons enter
prising young men and the bride is we'll
known teacher of Thorndike and the youngest
daughter of Mrs George P. Ward. After the
ceremony they took the train for Belfast,
where wedding supper was served by the
brides sister, Mrs. E. C. Dow. The happy
couple left on the Tuesday morning train for
Portland, where they will visit relatives for a
short time. Their many friends extend con-
gratulatons and wish them long and happy
life.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
PITTSFIELD PERSONALS.

Ira F. Clark was called to Belfast Tuesday on
account of the death of his aunt, Mrs. James
Clark.
c. E. Henry manager of the D. Whiting &
Co. creameries, was in Belfast the first of the
week on business.
Prof. and Mrs. Eugene Foster passed Sunday
in Troy at the home of Mrs. Fosters parents,
Rev. and Mrs J. c. Lamb.
Mrs. Allie Farnham of Troy, former resi-
dent of this town, is here for few days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Bert Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Jordan have gone to Gin
ton to occupy their new home, the farm lately
purchased of Mrs. Sarah Young. Mrs. Young
and family arrived from that place Monday to
occupy their home on Davis street.-flttsheld
Advertiser.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
A Noteworthy Reception.
Rev. Ashley A. Smith Completes Decade
of Service as Pastor of the Universalist
Church and Receives Testimonial.

Wednesday evening, Nov. 5th, the members
Of the Universalist church and their invited
guests, numbering several hundred in all, met
in the church vestry to receive informally
their pastor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. Ash
lev A. Smith. Mr. Smith having completed a
decade of service the longest in the church S
history. The vestry, which was recently pant
ed, papered and newly curtained, was arranged
as reception room, with the use of ever
green. flowers, rugs, etc, and presented most
attractive appearance. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
were assisted in receiving by ex-Mayor and
Mrs. Lendall T. Shales the receiving line
standing in front of the platform, which had
been formed into bower by small trees
Messrs. Ralph l. Morse and Orrn J. Dlckey
acted as ushers. The Belfast Quintette, seat
ed on the platform, added much to the enjoy
ment of the occasion by playing dance tunes
for the minister" From to o'clock Mr.
and Mrs. Smith received the cordial congratu-
iations of their friends, not only of the parish
but every denomination in the city. At y
o'clock ice and cake were served by
Misses Alice Nickerson, Geneva Heal, Flor
ence Libby, Frances Murch, Maud Curtis,
Edna Crawford, Louise bennett, Marion Perry
and Marion Heal. About $50 the expectant
air and earnest expressions of the assemolage
indicated that something more was about to
happen, and Mr.. Charles S. Bickford stepped
forward and with well chosen words conveyed
the hearty greeting of the church ard parish
and handed the pastor small box which he
drew from his coat pocket. Then there was
hush those present awaited the pastors re-
sponse In a voice and manner that expressed
more than words he testified to the kindness of
his parishioners and the honor they had done
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
Several from this place attended the social
at the Marsh last Friday night and all reported
a good time. :. Mrs. B. C. Avery visited rela-
tives in Brewer last week. Miss Evelyn Avery
visited relatives in Hallowell and Winthrop
last week.. Mrs Mary Smith has gone to
Brooks to spend the winter with friends....
Miss Faustina Harding visited in Bangor and
Brewer last week. Mrs. Charles Banks is at
home from Stonington visiting her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. A. A. CHM. Several from
this place attended the Odd Fellows time in
Bangor November 9th and all enjoyed very
pleasant evening. =. Mrs. Orrilla McMann
spent the day in her wheel chair with the
Misses Heagan and Mrs. M. A. Littlefeld,
November 7th.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
VIEWS of the Oranges.

ss.,. ~eaasticook Grange, No. 80,
gas wye '7EaRed in putting basement
Hr,. 28 to be used as kitchen and
.o5ys,.. - This will supply long needed
1s,. 'l'Fress Grange, Jackson, held a
RcaF, ns9'ng saturday, November 7th,
'sad,a,, .'7''4f F H. Brown presiding. One
hid tt, Vas Instructed in the first degree
pYga,, VIE second degree. The following
rq a wa. gwen. song, Susie Brown; read
tas .o, Sniey; song, John Brown; rec,
'sa@ay song, Inza and Verna Boyd;
n, Edith HadIey.
9goa A of the National Grange at Wash
q o.caso d november 1917, promises to be
Aeasuge ,; more than usual interest and
eapal r, s,'e 1t will allow participation in the
sspge wy. rO'S and exercises of the National
erests.t ana opportunity to visit the city
'peeial interest in our land.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
..t N" RNN PROSPECTUS.

-.- gently of the finding by
.-N # a copy of the original
iap1blican journal, which
'o this office, and which is
age. Issued nearly eighty
a.-gment of some interest.
ontradiction of terms to
'HHal sharacter of this paper
s ''.esIg democratic, and we shall
a. 4'al ourselves of every suit
,s,. +" propagate republican senti-
,. .Haf time, and as far back as
r,, shg PARTIES were Republican
leifersun was elected Presi-
Nm. .r-bhcan party During the
NJ. Fr4-h assembled on the second
fan. aa Gapubhcans dropped their
/, a,uf Democrat. In 1910 the
Ia emocrat and Wing, and in
.. "lNH party made its appear
r. t1 10 grow until after the
sr --H9u of 1852. when it united
5.. party ltea formed called the Re-
DE-. sad whose candidate for Presi-
"as John G. Fremont.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
Failures in Fairfield

Virgil R. Connor and Arthur H. Totman of
Fairfield, giving their aggregate liabilities as
nearly 100000, filed petitions in bankruptcy
in the United States district court in Portland
Saturday, Mr. Connor is well-known lum-
herman, operating under the firm name of W.
R. Connor & Co., and also is manager of the
Summit Spring Water Company. Mr.. Totman
conducts a hardware business. Mr. ConnoI
liabilities were given as $45,9s7, of which So
300 is unsecured and his assets are sl6's9d' @ @s9a
Mr., Totman's liabilities were given as $52,699,
of which $43,515 is unsecured, and his assets
are $26,O99
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12

Capt ]. W. Bennett has resumed his duties
as commander Of the steamer Major Albert
Force after leave of absence for so days
owing to ill health.-Portland Advertiser
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
-s aF roDAY's JOURNAL.

naa. Estate Put your
Sank. The Journal
News Of the Oranges.
Noteworthy Reception.
.. eersonals The Churches.
FIls Personal. "A Grange
FroAs
..-- the Sea" Burned at
a.,A Numbers. Local OPP
. Ie~reranee.
.,a.- IN Hampton Roads, by
Johnson. Morse and
..-y A Happy Half Cen
Ildas Long Journey.
a- Maine Jersey Cattle
Forming a Corporation.
News of Brooks. The
JAM. association, North
unity Correspondence.
Belfast North Waldo
5I-, ting of Waldo County
Walter f. Frederick.
a Nenison In Memo
.r Earmers. The Re
ness Wedding Bells,
November Getting
Names Vote for Gov
Frvan Rummage Sale.
l Hall Quarry. Camden
a.- stockton Springs.
resp 0dence Ship News.
rt- Marriages Deaths.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12

A Chicago man is accused of filing six petit
tions in bankruptcy in nine years. He seems
to have been guilty of gross carelessness in not
fling some of them somewhere else'
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12
Money IN A BANK.

=,
t.nrfS VINO are selling thelr
ing IN return large sums
pen a bank account, II
depository Caribou has
.. ''i National Bank and the
NNIng Company, both OF
'i and Wiling to open an
heepng your money IN
nrying 1t around with
-...,.l .' 80 l',,,,r4 Wy - "TtJ a+olon -
.,alv for YOU whenever
NH to pay by check, for
L'. s g'tl pllt !,, t'aid. d 49, II
r.ll If bi]ls MANY are
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12

Reuben A. Abbott died November 7th at his
home in Verona, aged 66 years and months.
He had been engaged in the steamboat busl-
ness most of his life, serving as pilot on the
Boston boats as well as on the tugboats on the
river, and had host of friends. He leaves two
sons, Joseph A. Abbott of Bangor and Herbert
L. Abbott of Providence R. H. three brothers,
Capt Melvin L. Abbott of Bucksport; Harvey
Abbott of Vinalhaven and Thomas Abbott OF
Verona; three sisters, Mrs. S. W. Danforth
Mrs Sarah Fair and Mrs. A. Wardwell, all OF
Verona.
George F. Boynton, member of the Nation
al Home at Togus, died in Ellsworth November
Sd. Mr.. Boynton was born in Surry, February
2, 1881 He enlisted in Co. K, 18th Me. lnf.,
at Belfast, August 49, 1862 and was transferred
to Co. K, LIST Me. H. A. in the field June a.
1865. He was discharged at Washington, u.
c., July 5, 1865. He was admitted to the Togus
Home from New Gloucester April 10, 1890.
The Republican journal., 1908-11-12

that Katherine and Charlotte, the two little
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Henry H. Hilton of
Chicago. had been ill with dyptheria Their
grandmother, Mrs. Edward Sibley, was quaran-
tined with them, but the cases were very light
and the little patients had the care of two
trained nurses. Mrs. Hilton and baby daugh
ter, Ruth Sibley Hilton, who had been at DIR.
George Hiltons while the house was quaran-
tined expected to return home today.
The Katahdn Club of Newton, Mass, held
its first social for the season in Dennison hall,
Newtonville, Thursday evening, November 5th.
There was good attendance of members and
guests and a social time was enjoyed from to
g. For the remainder of the evening a pro-
gram consisting of a lesson in the geography
of Maine and short addresses descriptive of
..My Town" was listened to. Among the speak
ers was Mr. F. W. Chase. Those present who
were native of Waldo County were Mrs E. P
Mrs. A. K P. Knowlton, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Chase.
Mrs. Rachel Grant, one of the oldest resi-
dents of Standpoint, passed her seth birthday
October 28th. During the day many relatives
and friends called to offer congratulations and
best wishes for many more birthdays. Mrs.
Grant can truly be called a remarkable woman,
as her sight and hearing are almost as good as
ever and she takes the same interest in cur
rent events that she always did. Several
months ago she fell and injured her hip, which
has confined her to wheel chair but up to
that time she was a smart and active as aDV
young woman, doing the housework for herself
and son as well as ever. We hope she may see
many more birthdays.
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G6as. ). mrig6t

Om 0enne &an0i0at for Momina-
tipn til 2egislatllren ira Otter Sail
County, Wein11., ifriper 81. a. uWbee-
locf'S @eeflD":
6. S. IS II g j t al Gergus
Sails fortiener at blipe baIgt til &C.
gtSlaturen, og 6e ser pegrer Jig peo
at femme for bam pe6 Brimaries,
gipr bette paa @%efoitning al oeres
egen Snteresie og paa @runo al
6oroom. Sans @ienoomme er be-
lenlig 2an6, og bba6 Ser er go6t for
bam perionlig, er go6t for Gonntpets
pprige 2an0eiere. &an er en- Mano
al 4arafter, Ell %ltafbpngtg S9nfer,
EN- Sortoler for 9fonomi, al0eles
fife nogen trelbnn6en &artimon6,
og bar Moo til at iitoa peo i'm Dper-
beDisning. @pilfet Garti en- iuu6m
Marr0 ems tilbprer, Oiloe ban tilfpre
Gountp 9elegattonen 8egt og Seer
oigbe6: ganifeligbe0en er napnlig
at fnd Ell iaa6m Mun1 til at Itille
Zig tl gmbe6e.
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Statsfmp / Marpffp. Sutton 81

Statsf1tp / Miarpffp. 9l1lton Nlb
onl=@5ts al Maroffo, bDis Staggering
1to6ig Gar li6t UNDER Opr9r al ielu-
raa6ige @e0uiner=5 tammebgpoinge
og lom tilme0 bar Dapt fin @alp.
brooer, Mulai &afi6, imo6 Jig Jon
Sronpr9ten0ent> er ii0ite l1ge Die
ben oberDun0en al 6enne / ct Slaq
og afiat, og Mului Saft6 bor la0e1
Jig n0rnabe til Sultan. Mb6uI=M5is
baboe en- langt it6rre Seer til iin
&aaoigbeo, og @a%lpbro6erens sei1
oper bam ifpl6es piitnof 6orreoeri
blan6t Gnltanens Sropper, ser eftel
Sigenoe bab0e giort &anonifptiet
ubrl1geligt. Mb6ul M5is er flpgte1
no al 2an0et, og &igets gmbe6s:
mgn0 oil lperge Sen nDe @nltar
Srofab. ga ban ct en- langt 0pgtt:
gere og mere begabet Mano ems ser
tt6ligere Sultan> og 6erttl mere
m%oooeboloen og omgengelig en(
benne, nntages Set, at Muroffo ptl
Dpre be0re faren UNDER bans ems I'M.
Ser bans @ro6ers Gtpre.
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&aptein &eter 6. 6ains eSr

&aptcin Heter 6. @ains ST., Ser
forrige 2pr6ag, asii1teret al fin 8ro.
Ser g.. Senfins &ai11s, mpr6e0e Ste.
0aft6r IS. 6. Mnnts / Seem Sort, ba1
peret unoerfaltet flere 6orber, mer
er en6nn life lat UNDER formel Mn:
floge for Mor6. Militerautborite:
terne / @%aibington fat enonu Tiff
truffet en6e1ig 8eitemmelie ON, bpor=
leoes Sc bill itille Jig ooerfor Mnfla:
gen, og ser ct en- Muligbeo for, a
ban bill blipe lttllet for en- @rigsret
Ser er begDn6t en- Sn0iamlinl
blanbt @erens Sfficerer for at til.
peiebringe en- itor Gum, ser ifaI an
penoes til @ntogelle al Sc 6pgtiglt'
Mopofater til bans Soripar. Mar
benter, at set bil lpffes at frelie ban
fra at blibe bGngt paa ia>nme Moa
Sc lom Mor6eren Sbom un0gif sen.
ne Sfi9bne.
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&acefrtsen / Springfiels, ST.,
moa MI anies for en6t, og / 2gbet al
lioite uge bleo ollie Stopper fra an
ore 8per ien6t til 6eres &iem, en-
6remgangsmaa0e, iom 8pens @e-
folfntng betragte6e me6 meger
9gngitelie, men iom 6og far ptit fig
at bore ful0t berettiget, i6et 8pe11
MI ct felt rolig. @ran6 Surpen,
Ser bleb ne6iat for at beban0le ollie
Sager / Sorbinoelie mes 9pt9ierne,
far nofar6iget ct fort Mntal Mn-
flager for Mor6, 0perfalo, Spperi,
.Sprgr og forifiellige an0re 2obober=
tre0eli er, baa6e moo &bi6e og Neg=
re- og &etsiagerne imo6 6em bill BIZ
be begDnot Sen on6eu l1ge / @eptem-
ber. 8lan0t Sc Mnflage6e ct Sc to
Megre Soc Sames og Geo. &icbaro=
ion, Der beo at begaa Golotegt og
Moro CAB Mnleoning til &acefri=
gems l1obcuo, iamt Mbe &apmor,
bbio, og en- bbi6 @pin0e, Safe Som
aro> Ser bor @%ope6leoere / 0ptgi=
erne. Msliiteren6e Gountpfasier
Milliam 8olpe, ser bleb oberfal6en
al en- 8anoe 9eegre og frataget en-
itgrre Gum &enge, ioeper en6nl1
mellem SIP og 500; Sc Negre, Ser
ooerfalot BAN, er anbol6te.
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&runpriniesic ipses / Mmcrifa. 8


e%ltropeiife 8la6e forteller, at Song
Seter al Serbien far Ell ipeciel us.
ienbing, en- rusiiif officer peo Scam
Spiri6onobic, un0erpeis til Mmerifo
/ intet ringere 9grin6e ems at ftn6e
en- rig @emalin6e til fin el6]te @gn,
&ronprins @eorg. 2igele6es bar ban
Sr6re til at bore ON Jig efter en-
8ru6 meb Sormue til en- pngre
&rins, Mleran6er. Ser er ser iaale,
oes go6e uoiigter for to amerifunife
Million9r6gtre mes Mmbition.
&ronprins @eorg bar / set iio]te Mar
pgret enoel omtalt / SEN enroppiife
Eresle for iin &aabe6 og fine gale
sStreger, Der ret iebnlig er al en-
temmelig ltpsfarlig Mntur for bans
Smgtbelier Sra n16re 5i6er paa.
ltaaes bet bog, at ban ifal bore ct
forbolospis ififfeligt Menneife, men
at bans Nanosepner er meget ipaae.
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Oen|nor(6e 9dror0ning
@finiiteriet guar life at.

Gom on1talt for 3 Tiger li6en
polote set al SEN npe norlfe Sor=
oarsmtnilter 2op5om fremiatte Sor=
flag til @eror6ringen, 1om Militer-
fomiteen / @tortinget negte0e at
go6fien6e, alborlig 8efDmring for,
at Miniiteriet biloe blipe ng6iaget
til at fratre6e.
Sfplge Sen ii6ite Morgespoit er
0enne Gare blebet afb9rget.
Gtorttnget begpn6te 5. 6. Mugni1
II Sormi06agsmg0et Debatten ON
observation-disclosures. Statsmini-
iter &nuoien foreilog SagenS Sc
Rambling u6iat til neite 5torting.
9ette &egieringens &rap bar rime-
ligt> og blep set life imeoefommet,
moatte &egieringen 6imisiionere,
n6talte ban.
80 T m e e II {
Sormon6, 8ratlie (@eire), fun6e
gaa. me0 til Ell n6lettelie, naar 8 b
B II 5 5 n ngen q t.
iattes M. Sill 8ratlie ilntte6e
Jig 81. a. @rag Sorp CHICKERING'S
partiet), me6ens &aptein Mnbats.
mart (&egiertngspartiet) anbefaleoe
observation-disclosures. SoriparSmini-
iter 2om5om gior0e nermere &eoe
for tit Gorllag og funot l1oiette1ie
al bele 5agen til neite Mar n96ben-
Sig.
@eo 6ormi66agsmg6ets Mfilut=
ming git Der &pgter ON ct &ompro-
m%isforlag, iom iful0e funne afcep=
teres al @egieringen mnlig meo
ltn0tagelie at G~oribarsmntiteren.
Otter Sormiooagsmg6ets Mfilut-
ming iamle6e &egiertngen Jig til en-
&o1ferens meD en0el Sen1trer19rD,
og Der opnaae6es gntgbe6 ON at at
ceptere 0enne 2gsning paa @rnn6laa
al, at Spbu0sor6ntngen, iom at Mi-
lit9rfomiteens Sorman0 n9bnt bleb
faitlot iaar. gn lignen6e &ellnt=
ming fatteoes / Samlingspartiets
Mg6e, om pare6e fun en- balb Slime.
9erefter traa0te SEN foritarfeoe
Militarfomite iammen og peotoa
Ell nh &onflniion til lin Sn6itilling,
Denne inoeboloes ! fblgenoe at Brat
lie (&omiteens Gormano) fremiatte
5orilag:
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Rej.sende Agent:
K. HARTNACK.
Gn selpmuros CONNER.

Set er bel0igpis life ofte man bprer
5aa l~ctlinoige l1otalelier fra ar1ert=
fanife DommerlGoer lom> Sen Hol1t1=
BONNER Going / Chicago fremtom
mes liolte l1ge, ba ban efter at bape
iopmt Ell ulpffelig foloen &pinoe en-
Mulft paa $25, uoen pibere fra lit
opbpjeoe Seoe gap ben0e set &aao
at goa ben og tegaa Selpmoro. Sg
lite bun olene, men alle &pinoer at
ben6es Mrt gop ban Nnpisning paa
at fglge benbes @tsempel / bette.
Sill Gommerens l1noifploning fan
maa1fe iiges, at ian1me &pinoe bar
funfen iao opbt, at l1oiigten til benz
1es @e0ning for 5amfunOet bar oen
min61t mulige. Men ll0talellen bio
,1er Dog ON et &aabeo, lom belotgpis
fun iieIoen fommer til Sr0e / set
amerifan1fe eller / Sc ctpiltlereoe
2anDes Metspnl e1 / Mlmin0eligbeo.
Fbi bpa0 pe0 9ommeren ON Wl1lig=
beoerne for en- Menneifeiiels 6relie
u6 oper bpo0 ban / ct gipet 9jeblif
fer for fine 9ine? 6remtioen er
Fan / bpert Sal0 life Serre ODER,
life engang for i'm egen @erlons
&eofommen0e, og iaa meget minore
FIR noget onbet Mennelfes. st 6en=
ne lotalelje er / ablolut Mo6l trio
me6 sen 9opens ManO, iom CONNIE
rem ber repre- %entere, naar ban It0=
Der paaD ommerl90et, fremgaar flart
NOT al Sen &ien6sgjerning, at ingen
2Rge bar Sou til at forforte en- &a:
TENTS SIP, ielp ON 0enne lioer al er
baables Spg6om, Ser poloer beofom
menoe frpgtelige 8iniler og efter Sea:
hurens Sr0en %n9openoigt bil enbt
meb Dg6en ON fort Sis. Sffe en-:
gang for 6gbeligt 1aare6e paa SOL:
pla0icn bar 9egen 2op til at giert
t1ogen un0tagelie / 1oa @enleen6e
Sbor bopcr ga e1 Dommer at n6tale
Dg6s0om oper ct ijeleligt og morall1
@rag, for bpilfet 6og Srelie er nlt:
Zig? @n CONNER fan ifglge iir
6tilltng gipe en- 6Gmt 2opobertr96e,
CODE &aa0 og @inf; men ban fan og:
faa, iom / bette Silfel0e, 1parfe e1
i1lDffeltgt Mennei fe en0nu 6pbere NET
| @umpel1 be6 aabent at negte Sci
@9fetten til 2ipet.
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pluoieligt a pnre erlelte Gamer
% itaa uoen Ronfurrence.

iEFftS&
allrpen og iittaa uoen Ronfulrrerce.
Dg bette ffaa til at begpnoe mes
|no til at futile bore. gbi Gritat-
ningsblaoet s8reslen" bite fig at
pGre Ell f6ot Siaifo. S 2gbet al
Manoagen fit man meo fort 8elpatar.
lat 4 imaa 9ioer al set op, meo ct
meget ninteresidnt Snobolo og l1oen
nogen egenlig 8lan, ioet ser mangle-
Be 2eoelie. Srpfningen git for fig
Il flere at D%agblaoenes IrDfferier;
men iaa nGgte0e set enc al bisie,
vNationolti6enoe", at gigre Gieneite.
Smiolertio fit man ct ftprre 9plag
feroigt fra Hresien; men iaa negte-
Sc MpiSbuoOene, ser bopoe lopet at
itaa paa nogtpernes 9ioe, at bringe
oem l1o og git ODER til @treiferne.
9ua maatte uogiperl1e tg til &oitp9=
tenet for at faa 8la6et n6belt.
-De tire 8la0e, JONI lite bergrtes al
Streifen, rSpcial<D emofraten" /,
~Mftenbla0et" og rarilteligt Dag-
blao", fit imiolertio life lang @le-
Sc al bereS @neberreogmme paa Np.
be6smarfe6et. Mllere6e neite Gag
mo6tog Sc fra Sc forene6e 8apirfa-
brifer Me66elelie ON, at be life fun-
Be foa mere &apir, i6et Mrbei0erne
paa Magle Mblle Y%opirfabrtf uoen
8ariel bop6e neolagt Mrbei6et, og
Observation-Disclosures bab6e gipet
Sr6re til at ltan6ie al l10lepering al
Fapir. al=9emofraten" mem
tes paa BEN Sis at bape Hapir til
Grpfning at fine 0pIag / 8 Gage.
&opnbolm &apirfobrif bar ligele0es
negtet at uoleoere @apir.
@aale6es ito6 Sagerne 5. IL. Mu=
quit, tfelge vMo6ersmaalet", set be-
fienote ignberipoife 8la6. @f fie,
benbapnife Gagbla6e bar ri intel
mootaget efter Mon6ogs Morgen'
bla6e al 10. Mugult.
Sn6enrigsmtniiter @erg og ST:
nonsborgmeiter Semen / &ipbenbabr
bar itaoig iioen Streifens u0br11<
forbonblet meo oe forifiellige Srga:
n%iiationer, og set ifpl6tes Sn6enrigs.
niniIteren, at ct Sorlig blep opnaae'
5 Gage efter 5tan0sntngen, bpilfe:
Sorlig imiolerti0 life TOM til at tre
6e &raft, ga Sppograferne life bill
oe goofjen6e 8etingelierne.
Otter at @ritatningsbla6et u@res
lien" bapoe biit fig ubel6igt iom Mp
%beoSorgon, foriggte forifielltge 8!a
oe at ipre6e Dagsnpt paa forifielli!
Maaoe, 81. a. be6 9pilog / @in6ue:
o. SCI. uHolitifen" greb enoog ii
!, at faa en- SIDE 6anif 2eieitof
rSfaanifa Mftonblo0et", Der ioQ blei
ien0t til uBolitifen"s M%bonnenter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
gonso Sritaten us gelsieu.

Set belgiife 9eputeretfammer bar
ft6ite l1ge %be0taget at anneftere @on=
60 Sriitaten / Mfrifu, Sen ubpre
2an6itref11ing / Sa1tlanoets Snore,
iom bi0ttl / Ell lang Marreffe bur
b9ret betragtet lom Song 2eopoI6
at 8elgiens perlonlige gien6om, og
fom bar beret Sfleplaoien for mo-
get ner be pGrite 6%orbrp0elier moo
@fptltiationen, iom Sen rpere SID
bar at oppiie. ge0 6riitatens 0p-
rettelie for oper 20 Star iioen in6gif
be e%uropGiife Storlnagter poa at
fungcre iom @oral1ter for Sen npe
Stat, meo Song 2eopol0 lom en-
Slags Sorpalter, men eiterboan6en
blep Song ocopolo Sen egenlige Ser
tier oper Sen, men operlo0 pripote
Sall0elsfolnpagnier l1onpttellen al
soenS itore. Migoolnsfiloer, og bisie
) xRompagnier, Ser iaa at iige bar uoen
6por at &ontrol, pi1te og uoiuge6e
8%efolfntngen / Sen @ra0, at 6en ci=
biliiere6e @eroen tiliioit blep ngola=
get til at reiie Jig / en- iumlet al
borlig 8roteit mos Sc frpgtelige
Obergreb moo @umanitetens 2ope.
S lange Si6er Jas Stormagterne
Tom tabie Silifuere til Sc l1menneife-
Hgbeoer, ser gif / Spang 6erneoe,
men tiliioit ioa Gnglan6 Jig forplig-
tet til at neolegge ct alporIigt @rap
ON 9@noringcr / M6miniitrotionen,
Der | bbert Talo biloe gipe Sen ino=
feote 8efolfning menneifelige 0ips=
btlfaar, og england blep / bette
&raD alborligt ltsttet al Be Gorene6e
Stater. Dette forte efterboan6en til,
at set beIgiife Iopgipenoe @ammer,
Der bab6e fontraftmpsiig Met til at
forlange Griitatens Mnneftion al
Staten 8elgien, gioroe fin &et gieI-
benoe, og ben iioite l1ge trufne Mf-
gisrelfe bill forbaabenltg betegne ct
ge1bepltnt til set beore og en- Off
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

So Iettere Men1eifet CT, beg 81.
bere fan ban fprfe.
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Il. g. Marinc &omisiipn (Meabal
Gonference) Dar n0talt en- meget
neoigtte11Oe 9om ODER Sc Hla=
11er, Ser al Morinens SfibsbDg=
n~ingsraao er 116arbei6e0e for 4 nDe
Slagifib, al bbilfe Sc 2, u0elamare"
og uMortb 9afota", ollere0e ct mere
emo balpt far0ige. &omisiionen It's
taler, at &on1truftions =Elanerne Ell
temmeltg mangelful6e og felt be-
regne6e, at Be 2 an6re Sftbe, Ser
lfuloe bDgges efter bem, maa bDgges
efter belt npe 8eregntnger, meoens
De to, Ser er paa 8e66ingen, er fac
blot fremme at Sc fife fan 9116res.
Set ifp1oes / Ell ganife ierlig @raf
&oman6gr 81. 8. Seen, at &omislio:
men TOM til 0enne @lutning. Soruf
for bette &einltat al &omisitonenS
unoer1pgel1er er Der gaaet cit meget
itprf, mere eller min6re offenlig,
DiSfusiin ON Sc Torene0e 5taters
Metbo6er for 8pgning at @rigsifi,
be. On al Sc fgrite, iom uotalte Ell
ltprf &rtttf / Sen @etning, bar en-
lbeniffgot SournaIiit &elter6abl.
Der lange % tn6gaaen6e Maga5in.
Mrtifler paabiite Manglerne beb Sc
omerifanife Slaa6eifibe % en6og fiji
&reiioent &ooiepelts 0pmerfiombel
benleoet paa Sagen.