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The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18
ICEBERGs.
(From the Scientific American.)

(FrOm Lno Scl0nGlnc Amerlcdn.)
The distance covered by an iceberg
of the north Atlantic from the time
it is formed until it reaches the banks
is fully $500 miles. 1t may have
been ahoat for a year, exposed to
wide changes of temperature, battered
by Ice foes, possibly other bergs and
ceaselessly washed by the waves.
Yet some of those seen 1900 miles
south of their starting point are nearly
100 feet in height and truly of ma
iestic proportions, often 900 or more
feet in length, while it is an estab-
lished scientific fact that so much
more of the bulk is under water than
is visible that the largest bergs may
extend into the ocean to depth of
over half mile.
Their enormous size when they be-
come detached from the glaciers is
proved by the observations of explor-
ers along the Greenland coast. A
few years ago a berg was measured as
nearly as possible around the edges.
This distance was about five miles.
It had several peaks estimated to
range from 300 to 500 feet high.
Judging from its appearance, it was a
solid mass that had separated in its
entirety from the glacial edge OF
Greenland.
AS arctic navigators who venture
far north often see score or more OF
great bergs in a day, the tremendous
glacial activity in this region can be
appreciated. The majority of these
that drift to the Grand banks come
from Melville bay. Some of the dis
tinct glaciers that terminate the Green
land ice cap on this coast extend
along it distance of fully twenty
five miles. Their thickness or height
can only be estimated, but in places
near the open sea it is believed to be
several hundred feet.
Recent examinations of this coast
show that during the short summer
the formation of bergs in the bay Is
almost continuous. The glacial
movement keeps pressing the ice for.
ward until thick stratum often pro-
iects many feet beyond that beneath
After time the great weight over
comes the tensile strength ofthe mas:
and it falls into the sea, and berg /:
created.
The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18
A FORTUNATE ESCAPE.
tFrom the Youths Companion,

Crossing from Rotterdam to New
York recently, Alan Dale, the author
of "The Great Wet Way" met an
acquaintance who was evidently in
trouble. He describes the meeting
and the cause of his friend S anxiety /:
She wore a look of haggard dis
tress, and could scarcely find time to
ask me how l was, or say how pleased
she was to meet me. She stood
quite still as she reached the deck,
and inquired of me most imperiously,
Have you seen Miss Myers 2"
"Who is Miss Myers?" 1 asked.
"Oh, don't know" she replied.
ST wish 1 did. I'm so tired I've
been trapesing about Boulogne all the
afternoon, waiting for this wretched
boat. I should love to go to bed,
but 1 must see Miss Myers. Do,
please, see if you can discover her.
Ask the stewards; search well, and
bring her to me. will wait here. "
High and low searched for Miss
Myers. 1 read labels on steamer
chairs, and got down on my knees to
decipher legends on trunks. 1t was
no use, and 1 had to give up the
search.
I broke the news as delicately as 1
could. l had not found Miss Myers
in fact, believed there wasn't no
sich person."
'But there is there is p Mrs.
Kelly almost wept. "They told me
about her in London !; they told me
about her in Paris they told me
about her in Boulogne. The very
thought of her drives me wild"
Then, and then only, it dawned
upon me that my poor friend, Mrs.
Kelly, was mad. Pleasure, European
pleasure, had unhinged her reason.
Never mind" said, gently, try.
ing to humor. r.her. Never mind.
Perhaps there is a Miss Myers, but
she won't hurt you. 1 will see that
she does not. Now if l were you,
should go to bed, and tomorrow you
will feel better and more like your.
self"
Don't be idotic |" said Mrs. Kel-
ly, peevishly. "I won't go to bed.
This Myers woman is my roommate,
and I've got to find her. 1 begged
the company for room alone, but
all they could give me was small
cabin with Miss Myers, and"-here
Mrs. Kelly tried to keep back the
tears-"I'm m stout woman. l may
even say that I'm fat woman. ]
need space. Suppose, suppose Mis-:
Myers is also fat What then
What does the company carer"
A little later Mrs. Kelly was told
that she could have the cabin to her
self, as Miss Myers had been accom-
modated elsewhere.
The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18

"Were you ever in arailroad disas-
teri" "Yes-I once kissed the wrong
girl while going through a tunnel. F"
The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18
PEPPERMINT FARMS.
tFrom the Minneapolis Journal)

The worlds peppermint is grown
on peppermint farms in the neighbor-
hood of Kalamazoo. Over 900, 900
pounds of peppermint oil, worth SIS g
pound, is produced annually from the
moist and ink black soil of southwes-
tern Michigan.
Peppermint farming Is simple. The
roots are planted in the spring; the
bushes, which are about three feet
high, are cut down in the late sum-
mer; the stilling goes on through
August and September.
An acre yields about twenty-five
pounds of oil. The cost of this pro-
duction-planting, wedding, stilling
is about SIS. The oil itself brings
$125. Thus every acre of pepper
mint farm gives profit of $IIo.
The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18
THE 0PTIMIsT.
lFrom Harper's weekly)

A motor car had run him down,
His leg was amputated,
But he, with ne'er sign of frOwn,
Seemed very much elated.
"a wooden Leg" Quoth he, sis fine.
For there is little doubt
That timber toes like these of mine
Can never suffer gout."
His party at the autumn poll
Was totally rejected,
But he, o bright and sunny soul,
Was not at all affected.
If things go wrong at all" quoth he,
With ne'er tear nor sigh.
ut really won't be up to me
To tell the reason why"
When by Perilla fair one day
He found that he was Tilted,
He simply smiled all grief away
And showed himself unwilted.
"She might have married me, he said,
but now she's taken wing
/ find I'm forty bones ahead
On the engagement ring"
And later on when he became
A prey to Indigestion,
He took his troubles just the same,
With neither doubt nor question.
"'Tis hard, !" said he, ITO lose ones health,
And yet how nice that
Win never have to squander wealth
On lobster broiled and pie."
= And when at last he went to jail,
And found himself in limbo.
He neither wept, nor turned he pale,
But, with his arms akimbo,
Right jauntily he went his way,
And to his labors bent.
Rejoicing that for many day
The public paid his rent!
The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18
HAr rHAr GAN BE rAKEN TO PIECES
(From the London Chronicle.)

A leading Parisain milliner hasjust
invented a hat which may be adapted
for various occasions at will.
It can be taken to pieces. When
its removable brim Is packed away
under the brow it becomes a close fit
ting toque suitable for motoring, rail-
way travelling or for walks in rough
weather. If it's owner finds herself
unexpectedly called upon to appear
in evening dress she has simply to re-
adjust her crown and she is ready for
any function demanding the greatest
elegance.
The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18

"I thought the Agricultural De-
partment was run in the interest of
the farmer" "Well, amt :" IT
wrote 'em for some literature to help
me get Summer boarders, but they
had nothing of the kind in stock"
The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18
DEMAND FOR RAT SKINS.
(From Fur News)

The use of rat skins In various In
dustries has created demand in Lon
don alone to the amount of nearly
5000, 600 a year. They are used,
among other things, for bookbiuding,
photograph frames, purses, and tor
thumbs in gloves.
A new branch of work is likely tc
increase the consumption largely, and
as much as rs to 90 cents day has
been earned by the unemployed in
Denmark last year, when the rat aci
was passed. The damage done by
rats in England alone is estimated tc
amount to many million dollars pei
annum, and their capture already oc
cupies large number of persons.
The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18

waiter, get me newspaper so l
can hide my yawns; this concert is
so stupid" eyes, miss I'll bring
the largest can find"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
9iplumatiifc ltonepnclicr.

Frelioeut Sat og l16enrtgs11ltl1i=
iter &nor ct t 6enne Sio belfiGfs
ti9e6e me6 at l1oorbei6e 2i1ten oper
@eion6ter og 9lmbasia6prer til llo=
lan6et. Set pentcs, at ser bil ino=
tre6e ret betpoelige Soronoringer
/ SEN omerifo11lfe &epreIentatton
lt6lon6et. 8lo1ot Sc @e1an6ter,
ser nil beDoloe Sc @la6ier oe III
bar> ontogeS Or. Mourice Grancis
Ggon i. &igbenbopn at bore, toet
ban bar ni1t Zig at u6fpre lit Sperp
/ 0onmarf pan CIT for Be Toreneoe
Gtoter ntegct tilfre6sltillel1oe Maa=
Sc og ct lonltioig blebet meget po=
puler i. Gonmarf. slmbasiaodr
0'8rien / ssSopan, ti6ligere @eian6t
/ &ipbenbobn, far o1lere6e facet
@ienl16nepnelle til fit @n1beoe.
W}en for Sc flelte an6re Yolters
@e0fon11ne116e bil i11gen l16n9pnel=
ier ife fgr lenere, mu1ig life fer til
gfterooret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
fpr6 @ilkoft 900.
Sra slrbcjocr til Sraiifminiitcr.

SDrlt @ilfoft Me0lern al Set fei=
lerlige rusiilfe 9}igsrooo og ti6lige=
re &nsla1o5 Grofifrninilter, ct
SenoagS plu0ielig afgaaet pe0 Dp=
Sen.
Sm bar Ell al G5arrigets bpg=
tiglte Mnl10 og bon bopoe cit ioo at
lige e1eltaael1Oe &orriere at le til,
boge pao, i6et ban bar aponceret til
oen gberlte 2e0er al set rl1sIilfc
SSernbanebelen fra olmil10elig 9(r=
bejoer, og Set bar fer | 9ln1erifo
bon bab6e facet lin praftilfe. It's
oonelie.
Sprit @ilfoff tilbdrte en- of 9fus=
lon0s bpitltoaen0e sl6elsfomilier,
Ser ilniolerti6 bar ten1melig forar=
met. Com gonife 11ng reiite ban til
Mnerifa og bleb Sernbanearbei0er.
&an begpn6te iom &eierpefprbgoer,
men tiente fig 1i6t efter libt op til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26

mere betroe0e Stillinger, og linens
opnaaeoe fan grlln0igt &jcnolfab til
0etoillcrne / Sen proftilfe Scrnba:
11etrofii. Goo ncnote ian tilboge
til Nuslo1o.
Set fortnllcs, at &eileril10e Gag
luor, Sen nrnrrenoe G5nrs Mooer,
poo CT Meilc iii @rin forbapie6es
peo at ie eli al Generalerne ben=
oeS 5Splge u1oer Ell 5tanosning
itigc no al Sogct og omfapne Ell
Mono, Scr bar iidrt en- s(rbei6ers
0ragt. Sum if at pioe, at 6e1ne
Mono bar sen ti6ligere @or6eoffi=
GER Tprit @ilfoff, ber MI par Soto
ntotipfdrer poa &cjlerinoens Sog.
Sun fol6te hol1 til lig og fra Sen
Sio itoo bon l11ocr G5ar 9llera1ber
og G5orinos bic 8elfpttelie, bpil=
fet oette fbrtc til, at ban b(ep us.
nepnt til Sernba1el11il1ilter. s 1896
aflogoe fan lom Mlinilter ct 9eipg
/ Sc Goreucoc 5toter. San bragtc
ct bebre Gyitetn il1o / 93uslanos
Sernbonc6rift el1o ser Dop6e bGret
til uogen Sis, pg fan Dur sgrel1
for, at Sen Iibirilfc Sernbane fun~
Sc l6rette bbo6 Sen gioroe 1noer
&rigen me6 sSapon.
s 1905 uobrp6 ser 9}l1slan6 cit
1tor SSSernboneltrejfe, Ser blcp 6ilagt
pelenlig peb @ilfoffs Mellen1fonlt.
Get fpIotes banr,. at Ser blep giort
oe Gtreifcnoc rue9et betpoelige Sno=
rp,11melier, oa 0a &egieringen life
efterfom SC lSorpligteller, Sen bap=
oe paatoget Jig opcrfor 9(rbei6erne,
tog fan lin 9lflfeb lon1 Minilter.
@on blep ga uonnpnt til Meolen1
of Set feilerli9c 9iigsraa6, bOilfen
Stilling ian el,on1 befle0te, og
bar haoc lut3,r }1ofprelie al iil1e
@1nheos sflmftioncr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
Garmacf=M f=Mproct.

SOM set uil cril,ores blep 9fo=
pelnber MooncO THOR fbp. II. 9. g.
nator 6. Ms. Gornlacf bre6t | en-
9uel poo offenlig Go6e 9ealbuille,
1ei1nesiee, al Sberlt Grncon 9.
Cooper pg bans Son, Nobin Cooper.
Soobe Mor0erne og Sen 1nDrbeDe bar
Mcbaftprer og 1on0e / 0ercS rclpef=
tine 8lo0c fprt Ell bitter Scamp inpO
9inor6en ON politilf lfc Spprgslnaal
ser tiliiblt bar uOartet til Eerlon=
ligbcoer. Gen nDrbebe Garrnocf bar
Ell iprig Nro1ibitionilt og bapOe ret
tet polo1on1r1c 9ngrcb moo Nen1ofra=
terne, lon1 fife oelte 0enue S(nlfuelle,
meoens Gooper's Slo6 tog Sem /
lyorluor. - gfter Mor0ct blep 600
per pg boll5 Gpn urreltcreOe tilligc=
neo eli s. 8. SGorp, ser booOe be-
ret beres SQ}cobiulper. 9ietSiogen,
Ser har norct flere Tiger, en0te 2er=
bags nnco, at S1nrp frifienOtes, oa
S>1rpcn life funoe enes ON en- &ien=
oelle, men hoooe Sen gonrle og Sen
l11gc Cooper odn1tes til 20 9lars
1Str,lglcl for Morb onoen @ro6. 9e
blep Itrofs lat /. 6ribe6 mos $4,000
&o,ltion for bper al Sem, og Sc agter
MI at Ioretage Ell 9pltreile til @uro=
pa. De pe1ltes olorig at fomne til
at oftiene 6eres Strof, ielp ON Cont
men bliper appeleret, % SEN bele slf-
fpre betrogtes ion1 en- rets1ig Tarce.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
cutt)ej(a0S.
Wrcuc 3cppclin's iioitc 1Sart.


bcl1 scr CT fo>1ll1ct nurn1elt til 2gS=
nin9en al Npgapcn ltprbarc 2llft=
lfibe pe0 at forcne 9ollon=Yrincippet
r1co Griptroft og Stprenioler. 81.
ter at bo1s fprltc 2rftifi6 bar Ole
pct poclagt ifjor pcO en- 9fe0itigllil,g
I 9tGrbeocn al Stuttgurt otter ell
lang Tlltgt, bleu bon peO cit piienli9
Sn0lonrling % StatSlnoeritpttelle
lat iltono til at bpa9e ct For npe
Suftlfi6e eiter iaun1le Yriucip, mcO
@osbe6o(oerc inor lllttroe / ct fnl(cS
sllumiuilunbpllter % ll1co 2)iotorcr
og Stprcopparotcr / eli 8onOol lmocr
Sen ltore @allon. st al 0iSie 2llft=
lfi6e fat Statcn offjpbt Dom for en
lneget bei Eris
Sibitc llgc bar 3cppclin ioretoget
CIT Oplttgl1il,g fra jim gollonltotion
poo Gonltoncc=Spel1, peo 6pilfcn pun
lottc CIT Hcforo for Del1 ltprlt GGgt,
ct Sllftlfi6 far lpftet fra @r11nbcn og
1olot ipGpenoe / 1 5in1cr ian1t trons=
pprterct oper c1, 9iltoncc al 150 Mi=
le. ltnbcr bclc Jlugten bouoc bou
ocn iuloltGnOiglte &ol1trol oper olle
Suitlfi6ets @eppgelier. S @on6ole,l
opbolOt Jig forubcn 3eppclin 10 2uft=
ifippere al ben tDlte Scr lomt Is
Spl0oter, iolt 26 Mel,nelfer. 9eeo=
itigntngen otter at 6ll1gtel1 bar enot
lfcte meo Sen ltprite SifferDeo. sll(e
Sillfuerne, og ser bar 5riinoer al
0cnl bar crigc Dll at 0annc Sll1gt
6ooOe ofgipet 9euts far, at 5roppe=
transport fou forctages pr. 9uftltib>
% oen 2etbeb, bpnrute0 8alloncl1 bar
Sc 26 Mano, piltc tillige, at sen flu1<
Sc brre cit ligncnOc &ngt sll1ununi=
tion. = &ejler &il9elln tit telcgrafilf
ltuocrrctning pn Sen pcllpffebe
Jll1gt, % ben Segcjltri,g ban pilte
ppcr llofoloct toges iom ct Garle lel
on at 6on pil forlan9e CT, negct flor
@epilling al 9}iesoooelr til 0prettel=
lcn al cit gu uftlfibsfloooe.
Gn nrinorc 1eloig 0pltigning lne0
Ell olnlilloclig 9ollon fore9if i 2pr=
bags fra EoiuOena, Gol. Bollonen
~Mu1erica", tilDpren0e Gbeater6iref=
tpr Dicf Terri5, lteg op ne6 6 Her=
loner ol1borb, men blep ltrafs efter
grc6en al Ell poloipm 5ne1tornl Ser
fprte Sen mos 9lt, in0 moo 8jnrgene.
Ser l1rrcocs oluprlig 1yrp9t for, at
oen por forlllpffct oen 50 l}iilc brc=
Sc @jrrgltrufnilg eller Gierre Mo=
orc3 ellcr Moione Drfenerne Dlt for
oisic. s ioo 6olo fl1n0e Der nnppc pn=
re Spip( oll1 at Yosiogererne ct onl=
fonnc al <l0e pg @l1nger, 0o Sc fun
fprte CIT nlcget file Torlpning al
,Spoc og &luocr lne0 Jig, og / Sc ube=
6oeoc @jrrg6pjber og S0rfener er set
ltllrllligt at fir0e 2p. Der blcn llolcnot
flere Gfspebitioner for at Ie0e efter
Oen foripl1notc 9ollpn og 6e11s 9os=
lagercr.
Sc1crc n1eo6eles, at en- al Gfspe-
0ttionerne far fl,10ct 8allonens &as=
logercr Sollpner bar 6olet nc6, ei=
ter at 6ope nrret fort Si0 2ltfte11,
nrel(en 9irrgene, pg Hoslogererne
boooe bjerget Jig ino til en- oflioes
li9genoc Torn nrcget forfol1rl1en
Sillton0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26

Nm CT set Siben, at De ber tegne
Gem for ct announcement poa Bette
8lao. Meb fine paalioelige gfter.
retnin9er og tit u6palgte 2eieitof bill
oct b1ibe Gem en- fiarfomnren @iefa
fro nge til ltge. s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26

ier.
sri sGn0ringer11e lfal ri anfpre
nog1e cufelte.
Jrpgten for Ell @affetolo bar BEL
oigpis pitt Jig at pere 11grun0et, ibet
Sen Oeb6liper at unre pua Sriliften.
Gerimoo lfol 5bc fortolces meo 8
Ge11ts pr. Fun6 ira 2an6e> bpor BEN
oDrfes, 8 Gcl1ts fra olle more 9onoe.
5fot poo 9l og @bilfp forbliper
uforanoret, men Set lfer en- Solbfor~
nrin6lfel1e al so pGt. for @tool o9
S9mmer, @u0er, Sola @omlllo5irp~
ollie og &unltpnrfer mere emo 20 9ar
ganlle ipttes paa 6riltIten. Eol0eu
paa St9pler og Sfo ne0ietteS 40
Yrocent og poa o1ore 2e6erbarer t
lamnne Jorbol0, og Colleen saa SUI
ser opbepeS.
Hopirfobrifotioncn Der / 2anoet
pil faa en- itgrfere &onfurrcnce at be.
itaa ems biotil, ioet Set anbefales at
opbnne Gol0en poa Sreuasie og
neolette 5ol0en poo Grpfpopir. Sol.
6en pao raffineret 54ffer neoiettes
me0 Ell 5ppen6e6el Gent pr. Yl1no>
og 9efstrin nte6 en- balb Gent pr
Ylu1o. Iol6en pan Stibelie bliber
ligcleoes ne6 fat 11pe6 e11 bolp Gent
pr. Y0, oog nre0 l1n6togelle al @ar.
toffelltipelle
3infertS beifotteS n1e0 1 Sent pr.
Y6. 3inf Set in0ebol6er, og 9}aaiern
foor cl1 9fc6}nttelie al fra $4.00 til
$3.50 pr. Son.
1oloforbpjclien trnfes, ion1 fbr
nppnt, nabnlig logt paa 2ufsusloger
og poa &ultjGre, Torper> &onolter,
glittet Fapir og lit6pgrafiite SrDf-
lager.
9eu 9lrbelfot= t=Yrouilion> ionr Gor>
ilaget in0eboloer> lporer til Mrpeffat~
2ope1, 9fem Dorf Stot. Den FORE
lfriper cit Sfat puo olle 9lrbe1ni6ler
oper $500, Ser beltoor af Henge eller
~Golloterols", eller JONI tilfol6er
1Srel1u1re0e. Eoa slrp, ser tilfaloer
5lngtr,il,ge pgs andre oirefte slrptno
ger, foreilaoes Ell Sfat al p@t. pao
Slunnmr fra $4,000 til $10O,000>
2 pGt. poo Gunner fra 100000
til $500,000, og 3 pGt. paa ale
Glu1ner oper $50,000. Det pe11tes
at 0elme @elfotning olene oil in6.
6ringe 20 Millioncr Collars oorltg.
2opforloget nreof9rcr, at en- be.
grpn0let Meng6e Io6af og Suffer
lfal fl,nne in0fdre5 tolofrit fra Ybi-
lippil1ernc. e110pi0erc foreifriper 6et
l16lte0elie al Yonolna @anal Bombs
til ct 8elgb al 40 Milltoner Collars
lom @o6tgj9relle iii Sorbunbs.
StatsfoSien for Sen Sum, ser op-
rin0elig bleo betalt for &analen, og
Sen gjenin0fgrer NropiIionen for l16.
lte6elle al 5tatsfasie Gertififotcr for
ct 8elgb al $50 Millioner Gonors.
Set pe11tes, at Set npc Golblopfor.
ilog pil finoe lin froftiglte Mo6ltano
fra &ongresme0len1lerne fra oe peft-
1ige og nor6peltlige Stotcr. Dette
ifploes nopnlig Sen Nlltlten6ig6e6,
at Ser fife giDes fri SSt1bfpriel af
Sglnmer men fun en- 9ee6i9ttel ie n1e6
&alp6elen al Sen nuberen6e Sold.
Set fierner en0ptOere 8efDttelien for
Spg, i6et Sol6e1 poa Bette ne6ipts
tes fra IS til Is Ge1,ts pr. 8nibeT,
G1opt0ere er Sen laaleoes offottet,
at BET fan laoe fig gjpre at fonrrne
u6enom 9elfptteliestol6en poa Speoe
og olle &ornlorter> og 5ol0en poa
roo Yetrole1nn bil blibe 1tooenDe,
ibet oen luo6bollanceren6e @lou1ul,
Ore biotil far bo16t rusliif Netro.
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6 r 3 0 g 9 t i e II c
ififter 81 e 5 at tgr.

Haitor 81. sln0erie>1 8rooflpl,
meboeler u9onnepirfe", at &eoaf=
ter 90. g. slppel, Ser / en- lang Mar=
rGffe bar le0et ~&ors og Stjprne"
Organ for 0unif 9lmerifanlf Cont
fun6 og 0an1f=sln1erifanlf Misiion /
0onnnarf, pao @runb al gienluogbe0
mau fratrp6e 9le6oftione11. Set er
en6nu life afgiort, bpe1n Scr pil bltpe
bans gfterlnon0. So al 9ie0aftpr
elppel'5 Sprn er fnptteOe til 9cll
0anlfe &irfes Sfole Ge5 Wloines,
nelnlig 6. s(ppel, ser ct 2nrer pe0
Sfolen og Tru 6. @agner, gift n1eo
Erofeslor 6. @ogner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
Me4et rimeIiat.

San: 80, 6rpfen, LAB mig trptte
ct &DS paa Deres Goienleberl"
Sun: r9(f nei - ieg bar en6naa
al6rig fDslet nogen Man6."
San: uSSffe ieg beller!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26

@enrif @ert5's berplnte lpriife
0ron1a Song 93ene's Gatter", Ser
bar pGret opfprt paa laa at iige olle
@uropas og mange al Mmerifas Sce=
ner, blep 0enne l1ge ipillet al Min=
neiotn l1niberiitets branratilfe &lub.
Set bar bette Stpffe at Sen befien6=
te euge1ife Sfuelpiller @aripicf fprit
opnaaebe 8erentn1elie. @obe0rollen
1pillebes al Marp @eritage, Ser 1iolte
Mar bar rStjerne" Sbafelpeare's
uMs Dol1 life it,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
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