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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26
PROBATE NOTICES,


TO all persons interested in either of the Estates
| hereinafter named:
At a Probate Court, held at Paris, in anti
for the County of Oxford, on the third Tuesday of
nine hundred and nine. The following matter
having been presented for the action thereupon
hereinafter indicated, It is hereby ORDERED:
.erestsd hG by causing COPY Of this order to be
published three weeks successfully In the Ok
ford Democrat. a newspaper published at South
Paris, in said County, that they may appear at
the third Tuesday of November, A. d. 1909, at 9
of the clock in the forenoon, and be heard there.
! on II they see cause.
George Van Dyke, late Of Lancaster, H.,
deceased; copy of will and petition for probate
thereof presented by Irving W. Drew.
Orrington York, late Of Paris. deceased;
| will ami petition for probate thereof presented
by LaForest A. York, the executor therein
named.
Charles NJ. Swift, late Of Paris. deceased;
petition that Alton C. Wheeler or some other
suitable person be appointed as administrator OF
the estate Of said deceased presented by Alvin
d. Swift. brother.
Allen Bailey, late of Rumford, deceased;
petition that william E. Morton or come other
suitable person be appointed as administrator OF
| the estate Of said deceased presented by j. ID.
Libby. Atty.
AIOnzO f. COX late Oh hdrtlOIu, ueCtd5cu,
| petition that Frederick r. Dyer or some other
suitable person be appointed as administrator OF
the estate Of said deceased presented by VII.
liam p Hayford, creditor.
Stanley Shurtleff, Of Paris. ward; first
account presented for allowance by Walter L.
Gray, executor of the will Of Frank A. Shurtlef,
former guardian.
Hannibal Andrews, late OF Milton Planta.
ton, deceased first and final account presented
for allowance by James S. Wright, admins
TRAITOR.
GreenyiIIe Whitman, late OF Greenwood,
deceased; first account presented for allowance
by Eliza A. whitman, administrator.
william C. Rowe, late Of Brown1eld, de-
ccased first and final account presented for al
lowance by Jay l.. Frink, executor.
Greenville Whitman, late Of Greenwood,
deceased; petition for allowance to widow pre-
sented by Eliza A. Whitman, widow.
Mary Ann Warren, late Of Hebron. de.
ceased petition for confirmation Of trustee pre-
sented by James A. Flanders, executor.
Arson w. Bowker, late Of Woodstock, de-
ceased first account presented for allowance by
James L. Bowker, administrator.
Sophia G. Bisbee, late Of Paris, deceased
will and petition for probate thereof presented
by Henry r. Robinson, the executor therein
named.
ADDISON E. HERRlCK, Judge Of said Court
q " ~ wy ALBERT D. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26
Wanted.

A trusty Swede woman, with one child, wishes
a situation as housekeeper for aged people or
wdower. For information call at
HILDA R0SENSTROM'S,
43 Myrtle St., South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26
FOR SALE.

A beautifully located residence in good
repair. Heat, water, lights, fruit and
shade trees, stable and land. Price very
reasonable If taken at once.
Address Box 1851,
43.4 Mechanic Falls, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26
Born.

In Mexico. Oct. 10, to the wife of Frank Kohl
man, daughter.
In Mexico, Oct u, to the wife of H. C. May,
twins, son and daughter.
In Mexico, Oct. Is, to the wife Of William
Boyce, a daughter.
In Dixfeld, Oct. 10, to the wife of Treat How.
ard, q son.
In Sumner, Oct. Is, to the wife Of e. P. Bart.
lett, a son.
In Rumford, Oct. IS, to the wife of William
Thatcher, q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26
LADIES'.

bags in 1. The Directoire Folding
Hand Bag warranted leather. Sample
seal grain 80; morocco grain $500. OPP.
portunity direct from manufacturer.
A. B. CHAMPLIN,
43-4 81 Journal Bldg, Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26
Married.

In Gorham, N. II, Oct. Z, by Rev: William
Clews, Mr.. Stanley j. Chapman and Miss Dells
Grant, both Of South Pafis.
In Gorham. N. H., Oct. g, by Rev. william
Clews, Mr.. Guy G. Foster of Buckneld and Mis-
Laura G. Wolfe Of Rangelev.
In North Guck1rld, Oct Is, Mr.. Raw Moody o.
skowhegan and Miss Lizzie Churchill Of Nortf
Buckfeld.
In Belfast, Oct. u, Mr.. Gerry L. Brooks o.
Portland and Miss Mildred M. Mason Of Belfast
In Lowell, Oct. 1s, by Rev. r. II. Reeves. Mr.
Mark H. Sawyer and Miss Nellie N. Plummer
both of Harrison.
In Harbor, Oct. I2 by Rev. W. G. Baker, Mr.
Simeon Charles Guptill and Miss Margery Lizzie
Pray, both of Harbor.
In Rumford Center, Oct 20, by Rev. II. 8
Woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26
Wanted,

reliable person to work by the day or hour
Good pay. Easy work II you want to earn {
good salary write at once to K. c., care o.
oxford Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26
Don,t NEGLECT That Cough !

II certainly racks your system and may run
into something serious. Aliens Lung Balsam
will check It quickly and permanently. For sale
ct all druggists. WS3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that she
has been duly appointed executrix OF the last
will and testament Of
ANDREW T. HENSON, late of Brownneld,
in the County of Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle.
ment and all indebted thereto are requested to
make payment Immediately.
October 10Th, 1909. MARTHA s. SANDS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26
Pulp Wood Wanted.

UP WUUU w dIIG6U.
Delivered at any station on the
Grand Trunk between Berlin and
Portland. Also White Ash bolts.
]. M. DAY,
43tf Bryant's Pond, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26

The lumber cut of the winter in the
state will be large, it is said, but men to
work in the woods are harder to find
than ever before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-26

MISS Geraldine tarrar, ne Is not Wituou'
distinction on his own account. As
boy ne was known 70 many of the peo-
pie Of middle age now living in this
vicinity. For ten years he played hrst
base on the Philadelphias in the Nation
al League, was later in business in Mel
rose, Mass, for some time, and for some
years has been manager for his daughter
The Seneca Club was entertained al
Mrs. Stanley's last Monday evening by
Mrs. Stanley and Miss Douglass. The
literary programme included roll call
with responses on the natural wonders
of the world; a paper on the Garden o.
the Gods by Mira. Haskell; a paper OF
the Yellowstone National Park by Mrs
Hathaway; paper on Helen Hunt
Jackson by Mrs. Hilton, which was read
by Miss Walker n Mrs. Hilton's absence
and a solo by Mrs.WW heller. Refresh
ments were served. Most of the active
members of the club, some of the honor
airy members and a few guests wer'
present.
Paris Grange will hold an all day
special meeting Saturday, Oct. 30th, AM
AOlnCk pdbiOhS ao0
other Oranges are cordially invited q
De present. At the forenoon session IN
third and fourth degrees will be confer
red and the following programme VII
De carried out at the afternoon session
Following the dinner one hour Will o
taken for social intercourse, after whicl
all will join in singing America. Al
dress Of welcome will be given by Slste
Ellen Curtis, response by Brother Leo
Brooks, song by Brother Frank Pike
current events by Sister Gertrud
fwitchell, song by Sister Mason, pape
o. Sister Carrie Briggs, slow Shoul'
We Show Our Interest in the Publ
Sehools?' Original poem by Brotne
Harry Farrar, vocal duet by Sisters I'D
wards and Berry. reading by Siste
Kyerson, piano solo by Sister Baroar
Chapman, reading by Sister Ada KIDS
vocal duet by Sisters Hammond an
Rowe, closing by singing, God be W.T.
You till We Meet Again. No con
mittees were appointed and 1t Is hope
tne members will bring pastry for IN
tables and be prepared to assist In ID
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28

The following propositions af-
fecting District aR.irs will he
urged IT the coming session with
"A vie.y to favorable and immediate :.
action.
Hfgh-pressure fire service for the
downtown business section.
Addition of 100 men to the police
force.
Purchase of an addition to Rock
Creek Park.
Reclamation of AnacOstia fats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28

AIS. suddenly. on Saturday. November p. 1909
at $50 pm. EMMETT b. AIS. fourth son OF
John Il. and Agnes l.. Ais NEE Lanahan)
aged six years and months.
Funeral from parents residence, 341 X street
southwest, Tuesday, November 80, at 2:3C
pm.
ANDERSON. On Thursday. November q. 1909,
at pm, at her residence. 1923 w street
northwest, EDMONIA H.. the beloved wife
of the late Hubert Anderson and devoted
mother of Alfred H., Katy Z. and Edmonia
Anderson.
Funeral from Shiloh Baptist Church, street
between 18th and 18th streets northwest,
Monday, November 20. at o'clock. Friends
and relatives invited to attend. 2
DAVIS. On Friday. November %, 1909, at 3
am, 1910 Jefferson street northwest
THOMAS w. DAVIS, beloved husband of
Emma Sanford Davis.
Funeral from West Washington Baptist Church.
31st and streets northwest. Monday. No
vember 70, at pm. Friends and relatives
invited to attend. lnterment at Congress
sional cemetery. =
DE WILLIE. On November 26. 1909. at It'll Sth
street northwest, SUSAN DE VILE, former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
TWO VACANCIES IN THE HOUSE.

There in the Senate the Governor
of North Dakota having appointed Fountain L. Thompson of
that state to succeed the late Senator Johnson.
There in House of Representatives
present. the deaths of Representatives
of Virginia and De Almond of Missouri
Vacancies caused by the death Representative Cuslan
Washington and the election the Senate of Representa-
Lomer of Illinois have been filled. w. w. McCrede
succeeds Mr. Cushn1an William Moxley will occupy
vacated by Mr.. Lormer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
New Real Estate Office

r. E. L. Yellott. who has been asso-
ciated with the Thomas J. Fisher Com
pany. has opened real estate office at
141O H street northwest. His unusual
success with the firm he has been with
makes certain that he will be one of the
active operators In the business. His re-
cent sales have included two of the larg-
est made this year. one for $1,000 and
one for $11SOO0. Mr.. Yellott. besides be-
ing real estate broker, is a member of
the Washington bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28

Regulations for further cOnserva-
ton of national resources. includ-
ing restrictions upon transfer of
wnter-pOwer sites to prevent pri-
yate control.
Reforms in the mineral land
laws SO that the surface of the
land shall be treated separately
from the coal and other mineral
contained below earth. the govern
ment retaining ownership and per-
hitting development of the mineral
wealth under a system of royalties.
A congressional commission to
investigate the laws delays in the
federal courts and prepare sys-
tenn of procedure that shall serve
a. a model for the states.
Federal legislation against the
boycott and the regulation of the
issuance of iniunctfons, especially
i'm disputes between employer and
emplOye.
An adequate system of internal
waterway improvements. their dis
tributiOn based upon demands of
commerce and physical cOnfOrma-
ton of the streams and not upon
favOritism In Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28

Ship subsidies for the development
of the merchant marine and ex-
tension of the ocean mail service
In American vessels.
Amendment tn the Sherman anti
trust law exempting combinations
of labor unions from Its penalties.
Postal savings banks.
Compulsory adoption by railroads
of additional safety devices.
Prohibition of railroads from
holding stock In competing roads.
Creation Of new court to pass
on appeals from the Interstate
commerce commission in fixing
rates.
Authority for railroads to make
pooling agreements ON rates, with
consent of the Interstate commerce
commission.
Authorizing the interstate COM
merce commission to regulate the
issue of railroad securities on q
sound basis; to determine the
proper classification of freight; to
initiate complaints of discrimina-
ton I'm rates; to compel connecting
carriers to form through routes;
and to fix and appOrtiOn rates
among carriers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
Celebrate First Anniversary.

The Ivy City Citizens Association was
one year old Thursday evening, and the
members celebrated the birthday with
d rousing meeting. The history of the
past year was reviewed and several pa
pers were read on topics of vital interest
to the people of Ivy City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
Pellew House Not Leased by Sher

The statement recently published that
Vice President Sherman has leased the
residence Of Henry T.. Pellew Is incorrect.
Arthur Addison has received a letter
from Mr.. PeIlew in which he states that
his house has not been rented to Mr..
Sherman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
legislative Problems
Confronting Congress

Congress at o'clock Monday, December g.
regular long session. determnate only by the
of the House and Senate transact
Speaker has been elected for the full of this
Congress- Committees have been appointed and the House
organized
Vice President Sherman will preside the Senate,
which also has chosen committees.
President Taft will send the bodies his annual
message recommending legislation redeem the pledges of the
national the policies of
this administration.
SUBJECTS FOR LEGISLATION.
Among important subjects of proposed legislation be
presented to Congress for consideration these:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
MARRIED.
DIED.

BREEN-HALL. In Baltimore, Wednesday. No
vember "a, 1903. by the Rev. p. c. Gavan
Miss LORETTA A. BREEN and A. f. HALL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

nee tie Mar bar bun rusiilf 8eful6
nrngtiget paa Mntt=S laperifonferen
cen iommeite0s, 1893 9elegeret pei
&onferencen for International &ri.
Datret / Saag, og fra 1894 bar ban
farlte @icepreit0ent / Snititl1tet fo1
Solferet. S 1891 bar fan @ol0gift5:
BONNER mellem 6ronfrig og eng:
lan0 | ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
og / 1899 bar fan iamti0ig 9eltage,
/ Sen fprite &aagfonfere11ce og 6Derite
Gol0gifts0ommer mellem @torbri
tanten og Gene5uela / Stri0en or
G%ien0omsrettel1 til 9ri1ocoflo6ens
stumbling. 9ommen gift Dglenlia
England imo6, ioa set enoog maatte
ne0lngge to lnin6re Seltninger. Sen
billtes iom en- betp0ningsfltl6 @eir
for @olbgiftSprinctpct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
G5arens &cjie.

HltSierfeiierens &u10reiie til for:
lfjellige e11ropeiife SOFTER bill iff@
blibe noge11 rem 2pittur. Ser ct niger
SbiDl ON, at MnarfiIterne far orgo:
nileret Ell Mrt Sorf9lgelie inro6 ban
for ON muligt at tage bans 2ib I'M:
Der Getlen, og 5octalil terne bill an
ltille 9en1onltrationer for at bic
bam, bbor forba0t Fan er, 1elp ON
Sc fife birefte bill ltrebe bam efter
2ipet. S 9tocfbolm bleb ii01te ltge
arre 1teret s Mnurftjter fra MusIono,
Ser bar us er0t al Sen rebolutionere
&on1ite for at tage G5arens 2ib, og
to al Dem blep fn11gebe paa set tom
gelige Slot. S Stalien bill Sociali=
iterne foranltalte en- %l1bpibning al
G5aren, og Harlomentets locialiittlfe
Me0lemmer oil al al Mogt idge at
9i16re @e1pget. - Set er tpipllomt,
ON G5aren bill fomn1e til Morge paa
ber111e Sur, ON ems fife al SrDgt for
Mnarfiiterne, tpGrt in1o0 n1enes
Nor61nnnDene at billie bD0e bam ct
pelment @elfomlnel1. Song Saafon
bar fife beiegt set rnsliife @of li0en
Eronbeltigelie11, og Sen rusltife @of-
bill 6erfor forbp0e g5are11 at
giplte bam. Ser er Sale ON, at
Song Saafon / CONNER bill oflrggc.
It Beigg ct. &etersborg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
st Gbe6elif6e6stilfelbc?

Sor ct Mars SID ii6en blep en-
Mon0 fra Nortb Carolina, Sobn
@arlp> afiperret fra fine 0mgipelier
og taget til @oibington 9. g., bpor
ban blep in6lagt UNDER Sbierpation,
mistgnft for at bore ipe0alif. Spg-
bommen ifl1lOe Fan babe facet, me-
oenS fan gior0e Militgrtienelte paa
Ybilippinerne. S 2egeber0enen ber-
ife6e ser ltenigbeb pm bborpi6t @pg-
0omunen birfelig bar @pe6alifbe0,
men ban blep bolot / itreng &aran'
tnne | en- afii0eSliggen6e Spite, %
bans Sanl tile in%0logere6es I ct ner-
liggen6e S1tS. Sen bnnife @pe0alf=
beoS=9pefialiit Or. Con. @blers, iom
bar / geetD Sort / 6oraaret, blep a11=
mooet ont at reiie til @aibington og
.afgipe fin &ien6elie ON Spgoommen,
og ban |rflpre6e, at SDg6ommen
n0en SpibI bar @peoolFbe0. Smi0-
lerti6 fat en- Seem Dorf @pecialilt /
9u0ipg0qnme, 9r. 8ulflep, paaltaa-
ct, at Spb6om11en life bar 9peoalif-
beo, og Set er MI Ipffeoes Natienten
/ Senbolb BERTH at blipe leslo0t %
ien6t-ttl peep Sort, bpor ban er inb-
logt PAD ct Soipital for &rnft oe
9noipgofmme til bioere Sagttagelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

|af atrertfanife sfribenter bar gpei
opb SnbflDoelie / europa, ingen it6r.
re &%aaifipnnelfe / Sriitaterne.
Sen amerifanife 2iteratur bar
Sanobeoens og 2ipets &ien6emnr'
ter. Set iforter paa Dpbiino. 8e.
tegnenoe er er @banning's Orb: Scr
bebppes tffe iaa megen Soritan0 til
at finbe Sanobe0en; set pigtigite Ell
EN- alporlig &ierligbeo til Sen. Sao
fommer oen al fig ielp."
Sunobe0sfierligbeo er bisieltg Ell
fortrefelig cling; men til San6be.
oens @rfien0elie tror ri / europa, al
Ser l16frebes mere ems 6en.
Mmerifas melt fremragen6e Sen:
fere blan0t Sc 9gl6re er for mig Sen:
iomin 6ranfltn iom proftiif Gent oe
Sen ltore &ationaliit, bpis &un0re0.
Qar ri MI feirer, SbomaS Saline.
GDpiif anerfien0te er @alt. @bit
man; men e~ien0ommeltgere en0nu el
6rtitaterneS ppperlte Man0 81. @
@meri on, Ser ale1e pe6 tit m1n6tlig'
Sr6 itrafte lit @cepter oper untonen
inipireret og inipireren6e.
8lan6t NorOamerifos &lasiiferI
er 2ongfellom os inrlig 6prebar pae
@run6 al lit intime &ien6ifab ii
ifanoinaoilf &l1lt11r, iom fan bar re
pro0uceret. San bor ogioa oberia
Sen 6anife Motionollong poa meter
Zig Maa6e.
Soften en6te me0 at 6orlomlingel
fang u0eD Country, 'ttS Of Sbee" III
Ser Srfelterle6iagelie e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
9anmarfs Tpripar.

Sen fdrlte Solmga11g / Sen 0anlfe
&igs0ag efter &algene om 6oriparS=
1agen er afiluttet. 9. %. sunni
en6tes f6rlte @eban6ling, og Sor'
fbarsforilagene IDENTITIES til ct l16palg
paa Is Meolemmer, al bpilfe Sc 5
tilberer @eire og 0en &enitregruppe,
1om itgtter Som eilSpreiioent Meer=
gaar6s Gorlparsplan, 4 SEN S. 6.
@briitenien'if e @ruppe, Ser bill ct
SoriDar til &9rn for Meutroliteten,
men u6en fremlfu6te Seitninger ON
&ipbenbab11, og el10elig Sc 6 9fa6ifale
og Socialiiterne, ser ct Soriparsni=
biliiter. &por lnnge ll0palget pil be-
bol0e 6orilagene pi0es life me6 Git
ferb0 antagelig min6it 3 Tiger.
S Sc 6 Gage fgrite @eban6ling al
Gorilagene pore0e gle6 en- ripen6e
Sroltrpm gjennem Tolfetinget. Set
er ret banifeligt al SEN at 6anne Jig
ct flart @egreb ON So lparsiagens
Stilltng og u6ligter. Men regner
man efter, at galge1e gap 8oripars=
bennerne | Sc forifjellige @rupper
Glertal / Singet, og efter at Gegje=
ringen ,og 6. s. Gbri1tenien un0er
Sorbmolingerne bite 5ilb9ieligbeo
til gicaiioig S~mpoefommenbe0 og
Gftergipenbe6, er l10ligterne life rin=
&c til, at Ser oil funne opnooes en-
Sberensfomit ON en- Sorl porsplon,
fom oil bore ontogelig. Sm Seer
goor6 cller S. 6. Gbriitenien bliper
ben melt obermngtige be0 set en6eli=
&c &elultat bar for iaa biot min6re at
fige, lom set fer fife 6rejer Jig ON
an6H en6 oct ftore Sp9rgsmaal ON
Danmarf / oct bele ifol bope ct Ell
feftipt Gor1bar eller Ell. 0eeergaorbs
&lan n1e6 fremifu6te Torter til 9pf=
ming for EN- Sorioorsltprfe ct Sen
melt fploeltgidren0e i benne 9fetning.
Men @%ope6lagen bliber oog, at ser
bliber ct Goripar. Sgs ON Bette fan
Ser ncppe bore nogen Sbipl otter Ga
gerncs Stilling / 9jebliffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
@eiicnoc N9cntcr.
9ans @ulocm Senicn.
SSjcroc Suli Teiten / IarDns.

TjcrSe Suli Soften / Iarl1ts.
9en lnnge og on1bpggeligt forbe-
rebte onni f=amerifunlfe Set Anrbl1s
er oltloo oper1taoet, % c otter Be Sele<
qralnu1er at bplnr1e, lorn Ct il1Olpbne
til Mn1erifo ont Telte1s Sorlpb bar
Den ppret CIT Sufle S / ollie Getntnger.
Sc Som fe Mn1erifonerc bar facet ell
Mpotagelie , ser bar ptlt> at hi e11onu
betragtcs ipnn bprel1oe til Stann1en,
og Sen Mootagelie, Ser CT bnot Dem
peo 0e1re 2eiligbeO, far fun minoet
ON Sen ~forlprne Spn 6erpcO, at Oel1
feoe]te &olp er bleDen llagtet til oereS
Sore, og at Ser bar pgret Set ober
bcle 2inien og bill bliDe enOm1 flere
Setter / Sc fdlgel10e Gage. 81 ber-
oore bar fin @rl1n0 til at gl9Oe os
ODER SEN Djnrtelige Gelfomlt Der er
bu0t ps, ellcr iao mango al %, Ser
fur10e pere mes, / Set gan1le @iem.
Set forminoifer / og for Jig fife 8e-
tponingeu al 0er1ne 8egipenbe0, at
S11itiatipet til Sen bar u6gaaet fra
oenne SIDE Mtlanterbabet. Set ct
moalfe ogiaa 11etop / lin go0e Sroer
at laa er, tbi Mn1erifa CT SnittattbetS
2a16 / bpiere Grab ems 0anmarf.
Soften / Marbus / Spn0ags ct iaa at
itge Sll1tltene11 paa Set go0e Mrbei0e,
Ser fra ale Cider CT foregaaet / Sc
1ioite @or for en n9rr1ere SilfnDt=
ming nrelleln gan1le Mooer 6erbiem-
ne og sc 1opan0re0e 8prn. Maatte
MI Set go6e @erf blipe %fortiot me6
1teoie ltigen0e Gorltaaelie fra begge
gioer. Ser ct Spgaper nof, Oer fal1
fremmes pe6 goot Gamarbeioe og
fun giennemfgres beo ct iaa0ant.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
protes(or martenS.
Gm Turfempcr fur Treosiagcn.


Sen befjen0te itatsretsler6e &ro=
feSlor Martens CT JONI tt0ligere meb=
0elt afgooet pe0 Gp0en pau en- &eile
til @iDlanD.
Me0 &rofesior ST. bon Martens
CT en- al 6re0Siagens itore Sorfem>
pere gaaet bort. San bar f90t / 1916
Eernau 2iblan6. S 1874 bar fan
9elegeret fra Som ferencen. 8riisi el
for Solicitation al &rigslobene,
1884 og 1887 6eltog fan / set rgDe
&ors' &orference, / 1889 / &pngres.
len I 8rmsiel for &on6els= og Spret,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
@eloig.

MI0rig / mine Gage bar leg let
Mage til belbig &antdffel iom min
Den Sgrenien. San bebebe6e Blot
at antp6e ct 9nife, i1rafs tit ban Set
opfpIot. 81 bebeper Blot at goa til
forleoen Sag, ga ban og ieg bur u6e
at ipaoier &on Loo oa en- Otring
fal6e onl at naar ban 1ful6e op, bilbe
ban gnife, al ban maatte % plu6ie-
ligt: Mlere6e naite Scat bar ban
bp6.
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. ami T 8 u16brDI1up /
IS ortl n0> Sre.

st galnn1elt 0unlf 9ggtepar, Dan=
nebrogsnron6 Saul Ma6ien og SUI
ltru> feire6e 5. "a. sunni @ul0brpl=
lltp / SEN bnni fe l11tberife Strife /
Yortlon6, Ya1l Ma0ien er Setera1t
fra &rigen 1864 og paa Ell DtS Maa=
Sc ogina fra &rigen 1S49-50, tbi
ganife biit bar bon Ga fife flor nof
til at itille UNDER 9%annebrog iom
Gol6ot> 11en Fan bar blan6t Sc 9ren=
&c, ser blep ien0t u0 me0 Snofaloel=
ler til 6anerne, ga &rigsbuol fQbet
lpo. Saul Ma6ien og bans &uitrr
itamner fra @or6tngborg=@gnen og
er fgot lamme Sag, 81. Oftober
1888. 0e bar gift og bab0e ct Barn
inoen &rigen, / bbtlfen saul Mooien
oeltog meo sore og fit 9annebrogs.
mgnoenes Se0erstegn for nbpi1t
Sapperbe6. Salt bleb ser fgot 6em
Is 89rn. S 1892 fom Sc til @ol6.
bale, @aib., bbor Sc enbnu eier en-
flor Garm men / SEN le1tere Si6 far
en- 9ienipagbe6 tbunget 9Ggteparret
til at toge Spbol6 I Hortlan6, bbor
Be boer bos en- Sgn og Sbigerign.
@ul0brDllupet, Sen fgr1te 6onife
nf 0enne Mrt / &ortlanb.
feireoes / @etania &irfen, bbis @reit,
g. Scott talte biprteligt til Sc
og &bin6eforeningen foron-
italte0e ct Sci tmnalti6. 6. 40 Men-
neifer 6eltog Soften.
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Mn ct BET Siben, at Sc bpr tegnt
Gem fol ct announcement paa bette
gla6. me6 fine p%aalioelige Otter.
.retninget og fit u6balgte 2eieitof bill
oct blipe Gem en- fiprfommen @iRi1
ira l1ge|til Ige.