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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

nes 2ip og @ierning; oe bar n1e0 /
Rultllr= og MDbpggerarbeioet efter
l1ntoners Onnnelie, ba iom mi. &e-
ter 2asien bleb fin Sios ferite atne=
rifanife Op6ager og Hioneer. Sc bar
offerpillige / 9 rgerf ri g II ::
Sra BEN ferite gDbD Micbigm1 gift
iefs Darife al tolp &g1 og fun
en- fom tilboge> Sen fgrite Hrelt blep
Geltpralt, ser bar cit balb Snes
baniffebte &apteiner og to @eneraler
/ &atnpen. &irfen far MI 800 Me=
nigbeoer> 200 &irfer og 6 @giifoler;
EreSlen en Snes 8la6e og tire Sor-
logsforretninger. Ser ct mere e110
400 6oreninger, og ltore Sannen-
ilutninger al Sorel1inger; en- al 0isie
bar nbbetolt oper 5 Miillioner &ro=
ner / MSiurance= og SpgebiGlp. Ser
ct 0onlf=anerif. 9tegiertngS< og
Stotsernbe6Snen0> erofeslorer,
&unltnere> 2nger, M6pofater, @ros ie=
rere, Sobrifanter, &igbmeno og
@aan0p9rfere ollie 9eor6 1taterne;
9rbei0ere, Ser eier 0eres egne @ierh
0e be61te Meierilter og Garnere /
2an6et. $ i e M og g I n g t 3 :
t j e r I / g + 5 e ii er 9 + b :
T t q I e n alle 5 q n t : a met
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
Gn nbelbig Mnflagcr.

6or nogle Tiger lt6en iaa 6et no til,
at Ser ifu16e fren1fol1rrne en nD &ip6<
.lfn10ale, i0et en- al 9fegieringenS
&jp6tnlpeftdrer / ct. 2ouis, S. S.
@arms, til Gegieringen frenrlatte 8e-
ifplor1tnger orl at ser gif 6e ubDg=
geligite Sing / @pang / @lagterierne
Ser, 6aa0e be0 Snlpefttonen al @lug=
te0prene og be0 8ebon6lingen al
5lagteripro0ufterne. geabnlig paa<
lto0 ban at Snpeftgrerne forigmte
oeres Eligter, og at Ser blep gipet for
0erpet &ip6 Neerfe iom fgrite &las-
les @ore. Mgerbrugsn1inti iteren be-
or0re0e Ell ipeciel &onite til at fore,
tage l1n0eribgelie al Gagen, og 0en=
ne ct MI fonnnet til set &elnltat, at
8efpl6ntngerne bar al6eles grebne
u6 al 2nften. Oct 1tenple6e &i66
bar | alle &enieen6er al go0 &balitet,
og ben al Sarn1s rette6e 9lnfloge bill
be finn tiene til at 1fa6e Set ameritan=
ife &ie6n1urfe6 l16lan6et. &einlta-
tet af 5agen blep, at &arms og to at
bans &olleger, Ser babOe befreftet
bans &aoltan6e, giebliffelig blep af-
ife6igebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

iel> for bans 1nuffe @elfomltorb, og
til l1oltillingSfomiteen fpr ben @el=
pilie, Sen bapbe pilt Stepnet. @e0re
&anrnne ON 6ette ems Sen inruffe>
gieitfrte Marbus 8D og 6ens berlige
ltDlttlliug fun0e life tenfes.
0enne 6anif=amerifanife Dag full
Sc forme Jig iom en- @ilien og &pl0eIt
til 9 a n m a t, life Blot fra 6e
Donf=Mmerifanere, ser bop6e funnel
fomme til StaDnet, men fra 0e Sr=
finder 0eropre> iom bar nGrp9renbe
/ Sanfen. Sen bar fun ct naturligt
u0trpf for Sc S6lelier og 2GngSler,
ser alti6 bab6e beli9let 0anif<9lme=
rifanerne, og 0erfor ifuloe 9agen pG=
re en- aln1in6elig Seit for q I I c
0an if=Mnerifanere.
Saleren paapege6e 0e pGgtig1te
@rltn0e, bporfor 9anlf= f=9lmerifanerne
laa ofte bar tlepen nisfien6t eller
misforltaaet biemme / 1annarf. 0e
bar bpppigt bleben be69nt efter ubelz
oige Sigurer, ser bperfen bar Spper
paa 0anIfe eller pao glmerifa1ere.
@jenune, 1on oberolt / europa, bar
man tilbpielig til at oper6ripe alt,
bpoo ser bar a nj e + i + a II f.;
Yreslen boboe bel nogen 9fpl6 for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
@rie6ts .iylppemaifine.

8r90rene @rigbt foretager / 0i5fe
Gage S1Dbeprgber De6 Sort Weepers
be0 @aibington ne0 6en SlDbenraifi=
ne, Sc bar bpgget til &egieringen-
@i6til bar Prgberne fun beret rent
forelpbige og bar pGret le6lage0e al
forlfiellige mtn6re l1bel6, men Iaa
bel Spfinberne ion1 Sc Sfftcerer al
5ignalforpiet Der fontrollerer oe1n,
ngrer tngen SbibI ON, at Oct enOeltge
l16fol0 btl blipe tilfre6sltilleu0e.
Gog me11er &rigs6epartelnentet> at
Ser fan u0rettes a6lfilligt mere meb
s(eroplaner eno bba0 @rigbt @rp6re-
nes Wea1fine giber 2dfte ONT, og set
pil 6erfor u6iette en- Gum al $780,.
600 for 8pgningen al ct 2uftftb,.
Der fan lpie itprre og panlfeligere 0pe.
gaber ems @rigbt @rg0renes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
sSri6cbsbaqens Dire.

0ee0belelier fra Sc forifiellige g.
ne al 2an0et gaar 10 paa, at Sieroe
SSuli iaar er feiret mere ltilfpr0tgt
en6 ti0ligere slar, og at Ser er ab'
iolut 9}e0gang I 8rugen al Sc farltge
efsplo6eren6e Gprpereriiager. SSffe
6el ito 11li116re er ser on1fomlnet mel
lem 40 og so Menneifer rnn0t om |
2an6et pe6 uforiigtig 8rug al Spr'
bGrferiiager, og &ntallet al @aareoe
og mere eller n1ir6re le1nl9lte6e le'
Der op til ober 1000. S 9eanrpba,
S0abo, in0trof en- flor 8ran0, Der
6lep o1ten0t pe6 en- uSirecracfer"
gn bel 8locf neutrality-suspicious.
bren6te, og Sabet belgber Zig til 1
Wfillton Dollars. ga 8Dens &an6.
le6ninger bar UNDER Separation fun.
Sc effefttbt 9lufntngsarbei6e life no.
fgres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

bette MiSforbol0, 1nen ipprigt ioa
Saleren beri en giel1nemgaaell6e
Mangel paa 6orltoaelie al Mmerifa
og Set n1ngtige 6rernlfri0t, ion US
pa110re0e @uropGere bapOe faaet 2ei=
li9be0 til at ifabe bette itore, frie
2an6.
Sormaalet for 6enne Sag iful0e
0erfor b9re at frenu1re en- / II 5 + :
Ii g ere S 0 + B II 5 el e og
6e0re Sorltaaelie 1nellen1 set gan1le
Gg0elan0 og 0etS u0bonore0e @gn=
ner, i6et man bil6e i9ge at gibe ct
ianot @ille6e of 6eres 2ip og 6er0en
oeropre. Stille og roligt farnpe0e
0isle @u110re0tultn6e Don =Mmerifa=
mere 6eres baarbe &an1p for Gilpe=
relien; BEN bab6e giort 0em til Ell
oigtig og anerfien0t Gaftor / Set
amerifanlfe 9amfun6, men 6eres
&jarligbeo til 6e0elanOet bar life
blepet n1tn0re. Sc bab6e gienne1n
oeres 2ip og slrbeioe idgt at opnaa
at bepe 0on1narfs 9lnieelle set
6renrn1e0e.
9anlf=Mmerifanerne gle111te ol0rig,
bpo6 6e fDl0te 6eres 6p0elan6, -
SO / n 5 II e, Der gab 0ereS 2iD
Sn6bol0, - ben 8 p Ds in g
0 g s. II t Il r, 6e bab6e n1o0taget
biemlne, ser bab0e lettet Sem &am=
pen og 2ipet Mmerifa og gipet 0em
ct S o + I p n g for Sc fleite an
0re 9eationer Sc Sorene6e Stater;
og berfor bar Sc 1tolte.
Set er iiffert fgrite @ang / @ilto=
rien, at u6panore6e @uroppere fei=
reoe 6eres npe Se6relan6s Motionol=
Bag / set 2an6, bbor 6eres @ngge
! ito6, og Saleren iaa beri ct iln1,ft 8e=
bis poa, at Ser bar begDn6t at paag=
Inc en- beore Goritaaelle af Dann1arfs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
6. $. &arriman ips.

9en anrerifanlfe Sernbane1nagnat
8. 8. @arrinran er paa &eiie / euro,
pa. / Oenne Si6> og 9fDgter bar Sio
efter on6en 1reo6elt, at bans @elbre6
er ne0bru0t. Sra bans SorretningS>
forbin6eller fer / 2an6et er Der 1ta-
Big frenpfo11l11net 8enggteller al, at
bans Siltan0 er bet9nfeltg, men Der
er 0og neppe nogen Sbip1 om, at ban
far beret rant al ct @lagttlf9loe,
og at bans l1n6erfrop er lamlnet.
Sfplge Sc it6ite Nfe66elelier btl ban
otter funne blipe arbei0s6Dgtig, men
2ommel1en pil neppe belt fortage Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
&inc1crmproct.

gmbnu er Gliie @igels Moroer,
&ineieren 9eon Sing, fife fun6et, og
Set antageS, at ban bol6es fil1lt
af ct negtigt finelilf 8ro0erifab, oer
far ta1rige Me0lem1ner fer 2a1r6et,
og iom itaar btnan6en bi naar BET
giel0er ON at un6gaa 6e amerifnn-
lfe 2obe. Set bi6es, at Mor0eren bar
We0lent al ct iaa6ant 8ro0erifab,
men 6etS @irfenraa6e er al6eles
l1fien0t al Sc anterifa11ffe 9lutoriteter.
SSmi6lerti0 bar 6en ubDggelige 9lffe-
re baft negen l1bilie moo &ineierne.
rltn6t ont / 9an6et, 19rltgt / be @Der.
boor ser er itore &tneierfolo1ier, %
6isie frDgter for, at 6e bill blipe.
@ienitan6 for 0berfal6 og Misbnn6-
finger. @n Delegation al finelti ife
orretnings1ng116 bar npltg babt So
retre6e bos &tnaS @eian6t / @aib.
ington, @u, og ann1o6et bon ON at
u6birfe boS Sen amerifanife Hegie-5
ring, at Ser bleb poet &ineierne Be-
fDtte1ie. RI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
Jttnlutnrt.
gept fra ulle &reoie.
Snffcrtr1titcn nnDcr Mnflaqc.

Sib1te uge blep 6 al Direftgrerne
for almerican Sugar 9fefining Cont
panp | 9eelp sorf lat unOer Nnflage
for at bape in0goaet cit @unune1=
ipnrgelie meo set Iornaal at bin6re
Sen frt &onfl1rrence / Mo6ltri0 moo
Sberlnuns slnti=Srult 2op. 9lnfla=
gel1 blep u0fnr6iget al Sorbun0s-
@ron6 Sl1rp. Gugen gaar iaa langt
tilbage ion1 til 1896, ga Srulten be6
orlfiellige Gransaftioner begpn0te at
tilpen0e Jig forifjellige Sufferfabrif-
fer og &affinaOerier, ion1 0e laa ne0=
lag0e for at fan &pntrol oper Sltffer=
prilerne 2an6et oper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
6 r e b e 6. 81 . o1tfe,

oper gnrnet vMmerifoneren let fra ct
0anlf Stan6punftt" 81
@repe Wtoltfe 10btfle0e @run6oar=
lagerne til, at Be Torene6e 5tuter
par blepet til ct paa mango 9n1raa,
Ser fren1ragel10e 9ai10, 11e1nlig / fgrlte
2inie, at BET bar ct II 5 b d I g
S I +, Ser grun0lagbe 0e ferite &o=
lonier, og life 9g b e.ntDre e.
iom slnrerifa ei beller Sen Sag Sag
boboe 8rug for.
0en &nltnr og Sc @genlfaber, 1ne6
bbilfe 6isie Menb bar u6rulte6e fra
Weo0erlan0et (Gnglan6), porret meO
Sen rige l16pif1ing, Ser foregif 1ne6
0en1 rn6er &an1pen for Silperelien
og Mrbei6et me6 at folontiere og full
tipere 0ette 1tore, npe 2an6, iatte 6em
/ Stan0 til efterbaan6en at reiie
5 e t t e Ell / t a a e II 5 80 :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

I 9 b G g e e +; Bog fupttes 8aa1:
0ene til 9ln1erifu bpert 9lar faltere
foroi g p T. o g e t 0 g S / d g e |
8 q + II enc 8 NJ e 5 S q + {
| t e t q 5 LEI rs It og me0 $ 81
t i n 3, g i r II 3, 81 + +.
b j 5 e t 3 st er 8 a II 5
10 TT.
S or a te e II 6 ar1 $ d II
len, GDler, Neinn.,
toIte om Conf =Mnerifaneren pao
Frerten" Saleren iftl6re6e Sen f9r=
lte g}Dfornpners el1lon1n1e 2ip paa Sen
npgne Yrerie, bans 2i6el1er UNDER
@reSbopper, S9rfe, 5ne1torme
u8li55ar0S"; me0 ungrmelte" 8p
120 engelife Weile borte, og til bbil=
fen fan maatte fin6e 8ei rne6 &on>
|pasiet @aan6en. 2ipet poa &reri=
Ell er en- &arnp me0 Menneifets gfsi,
items paa 6en enc @i6e og Sen uben,
0ige Natur paa Sen an0e11 en- &arrp,
bbor set ieige, u6boloer6e, taalmo0i=
&c Menneife oniiOer ieirer, ofte be6
Sillettelie al fine aanoelige Snteres-
ier. &en0ep1nftet fonrrner en- en-
felt ugo6" Somn1er> "a gle1nenterne
bbiler> og Oct itaar NDbDggeren flart,
at Set ct multgt at frilte 2ipet paa Set
Steo, bbor ban bar 1laaet Jig ne0.
Sg 9lar efter Mor gaar 0et fren1a6.
Oen 0el uf 9lnrerifa, ser en- Gang
fal6tes Sen itore an1erifanife Or
fen" bliber frugtbart Mgerlan6 me6
oelbpgge6e @uie og ful0e 2a0er. Sen
6anife Sarmer bar life nlene bpD0et
li11 &la6s nrellen1 ale be fre1nnne0e
Mationer, men Mnerifas paali6elige
Stotiltif bi1er, at 80 &rocent al Dan=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

II Il M e II t: Sen q m + if a n .
f e S 0 r T a II N g, iom bar
bol0t Jig iaa goot ion tforanoret /
oper 100 Mar.
@}iniiteren ifil6re6e 6a1 ariitofra=
tiife Sn6pan6ring til 9irginia og
SEN, belen1igt 6en1ofratife SSn1ban=
bring til 92D England, {g paapiite,
bborle6es 6enne ii6ltnp$nte bab6e
gpet en- ita6ig itdrre og itdre Sr16flp-
0elie ober bele l1nionen; fin iaa bert
en- @ru1n6 til, at Sc Sore1h6e 5tater,
tiltro6s for 6e iore &ig6o rr11e og 6e
oerme6 fglgen6e itore Srifelier, Dog
moatte aniees for / noraff og reli~
gips Semi leen6e at bore en- pf g r :
5 Ell 3 | a m + Il II 5 ts oil 5 &c
II te g tgtter.
u $ d tt 6r s Sbar &trf :
gaar6
gap ct Sort Smri6s al 9hnif=Mme<
rifanernes @iltorie" og pEapi lte, at
1anlferne bar me6 MnlrifQS ST.
L. =
fltorie fra 6en fprte Si6. MmerifaS
@iltorie begpn0er me6 3 b 5 a g el :
/ es e ern e og s I n :
a + B ei s ct, Ser aflluttes |ne6 S + i
} 5 s d nj b en-; 6ereffr Il II i
0 II 8 a I B ei 5 e t og g t ts :
5 a the / e II, ser er611 fortl9t=
tes; Da n ferne bar|n1e6 bet
a t / a NJ m e II We6 ,Safob fra
9annrurf" Mnnf, @ge0e of 8erttg;
lneo Sc tulrige &ra1ter> &pbmen6,
@aa1r6perfere og Sol6ate1 / Henn-
lplba11ta =&olonierne; 1ne6 General
6ibiger be6 8unfer Sill Cd &aptein
6iiber be6 @abannab. S Sr|be6S-
er TT a.r tngens So e|i1og SOB
log bleb geerben / 9anlf= =9l1AerifQner-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
y@ipa" / @plben Gate 8arf.

Sen norlfe @lup u@iga", me6
bpilfen &optein &oal6 9lntun6ien
foretog &eiien giennem Nor0beltpas-
iagen er al Mor0me110 Gan Sran-
cisco fjpbt al Mmunrien for 81 400,
Ser in0fon pe0 en- ssSn6lonling for
Bette Sornrual> og 5fibet blep 0eref-
ter oper6raget til Gan Tranctsco,
YarffonriSlion. Set bleb / G9n0ags
leilet in6 / @ol0en @ate Horf og an-
bragt / EN- al 2ogune 6er> bpor BET
bill foo fit frernti6ige 2eie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
Tolfctellingcn p9 Raceipprgsmaalet,

Gernofratilfe Me0Ienrrner al Son.
greSlen fra 5D0itaterne agter at ittlle
set Sorlangen0e til Brnlt0enten, at
9eegre life n1aa n0nepneS til Sel'
lere peO Sen alrrin0elige Solfetelling
nrlte Mar 5p0 for Wfaion og 9iron
9inien. Den bpi0e 8efolfning I SD0e
itaterne pil fife ftn6e Jig at blibe talt
al 9eegre. 9poltater11es 6ennofratiife
&ongreSnnn0 oil ielDfplgeltg alorig
u61epne en- 9feger til e11 iaa0an
5tilling 1nen Sc frDgter, at Sc repu'
blifan1fe &ongreSn1en0 Dtl betale Be-
res polttiife @iel0 til 6e lorte paa
0e11ne Wfan6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
\ 70. AARGANG.
Wprpban6en lplittet.

Sra Hbilipptnerne me66eles, at
ocn Woroban0e, ioln / nogen Eio for
giort Gen Solo u1tffer, / Man6ags
bleb fllOitGn0ig a0iplittet be6 ct Mn-
greb al en- amerifanif Groppetprfe.
&gpOingen SSirifi blep 6rebt, og noe
lten bber Man0 / 8on6en bette
9fiabne mes bann. 9lf Sropperne
0rebteS Ell Manb, og to 0fficerer ps
tre0tpe Menige iaare6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09
9 . g m eiter Grecbiel
u or ! 8.

9brgln. 1recblel bg0-paa 2an0s=
uoltillingen og MarbuS 8pes geg-
ne = alle Teltens 0eltagere bierte=
Zig Selfon1n1eu og retteoe en- lerlig
gelfolnitbiliel1 til Sc oanif-anerifan-
lfe @ielter, i6et fan taffe0e oem for
Sen garnre og SS1tteresie> bporneo Sc
bopoe illlttet Jig til Soften. = Sale
rem on1talte, at man paa ct ti6ligt
5iospunft al Sorarbei0erne til l10=
ltillirgen bapoe rei1t Set Spgrgs=
lnaol, pln Set life nil0e pere n11tligt
at uOltrGffe Set @ille0e al 6anlf Sui
tut 9eltti0cn ion set er l1bltilli1=
gems Opgape at gibe, til oglaa at ONT
fotte SEN &nltur, iom 0anlfe / us
lan0et, og ga naturligpis inrlig
9anlfe / 9lnerifa, baDe naoet. Set
bopoc ilniolerti0 biit Jig lm1uligt pe0
u6ltillingen fer at lple 6enne Spga=
be. Wfen Sanfen bnr6e liffert tages
op pes fonr1nenoe 10ltillinger fer /
2on6et. Set bop6e 6erfor peret iaa
meget it6rre en- @l96e at ie Sanfen
ONT 0enne Seit = SEN 6onif=amerifan=
lfe Sag II reiit og iat Sorbin6elle
me6 l16ittllingen.
gtbbert Gfri6t til at pe6ligebol6e
6orbinoelien og Set oan6elige Cant
fpem mellem 6e / Set 6ierne boen6e
Danife og Gaorelan6et bur6e bilies
me0 @ln0e og paa er1bber Weaa0e
ltpttcs. Saleren baabe6e paa Sen
an6en SIDE, at @iait iterne moatte be-
re tilfreos 1neb @nlget al Stebet for
Soften; boabe6e, at l161tillingen n1e6
iin i1nl1ffe, tppilf bonife 8eliggenbe0
moatte gipe en- ber0ig 9}anrn1e ON
0enne nationole Selt.
Gerefter iang ct &or paa 100
Stemmer 1n0er 2e0elie al &omponi=
lten Carl @uicb al &onlas @itp
6 a II t q ten Sen fier6 e
Su II, ifrepet al Spar &irfegoarO,
9facine, mes Mulif al Carl 8ulcb.
Solopartierne u6fgrtes al fgl. 0pe=
ralanger @elge 9eislen. &antaten
il1Ole0eOes 1re0 fglgen6e Sers:
Sra oonlfe sletters Col og @inter=
ilu6,
fra Mrnens l1rne &rog og lpie &oin0e
Sc itGrfeite far 1teoie btget n6,
M Spor at brD6e og M Sorb at
bin6e.
&per mo0ig Man0 sen 9englel for
0nn 6reb
fra Tre0e>1s 9Slop / &anrpens @toQl
og &la6e;
lt6lGngslens ltolte @ifing1ogo Frep
lin Srang og Sro6S og &lggt / &lios
glaoe.
S G1utningsforet iang 0perlten1-
merne Ser ct ct pn6igt 2an0", l1n<
0erl terunerne Sc f9rjte @trofer al
uSbe 9tar Spangle6 @anner":
60 ran % alt.
Tlpp bdit bort gan1le 6log
mes Seltens @jen1lon6sfarber
y: paa 6ren0ers Grtbe0s6og. -:
Tor 9rngslerS 9pn / frenune6 @apn
Sin GliO er Mo0erfapnen
-: ct &iertegn ct sit Map11. -:
Sen.or % 8 a 3.
Selp ON Torti0ens @ro
blep 11te0 Sfibene bren6t,
bar 0u Trel11ti6ens Sro,
er Ser tl1lil16 Stierner ten6t;
rreo !@aabets Garber itGrfe
Sc 1troaler / bort Stjernem9rfe:
TlDb me6 6laget fra @intlen ien6t!
5Iut nj n g 3 for:
Sill sig, 0u frie 6anife @tran0!
Sort Stag, bort Solf, bort 2ano!
@fter @ontaten talte &olniteenS
lSormon6,
. r. sc a / @enins, @bicoga
ser in6leoeoe 1ne6 en Snf til l16itil=
/ "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

6eltens an6e11 Mfbeling inble6eoeS
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-09

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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-16
new SALEM.

We have been having some hne
weather, but cold at present.
Rev. H. A. Wilson preached a
very interesting serom at New Sa-
lem last Sunday.
Mrs. Lon Shumate spent several
DAYS last week with her parents at
Doe Hill.
E. A. Hicklin made a business
trip to the Valley last week.
Mrs. Polly Helms is spending
some time with Miss Mary Brad
shaw.
David Lockridge, of huntsville
was in our midst recently.
Mrs. James Ralston has returned
home after spending the winter witt
friends and relatives i'll Illinois.
We are sorry to learn of the deatf
of Mrs. Harper, of Nebraska. Sh'
spent some time here last summe
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Ralston.
Mrs. E. j. Maloy spent Sunda.
night with her sister, Mrs. Susl
Lockridge.
Misses Margie Bryant and Nabe
Rodgers were the guests Of Mis-
Maud Williams Sunday.
J. S. Hicklin is feeding som
calves for Ed Vance. Nj.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-16
Mrs w. II. BaIIengee Dead.

Mrs. Ballengee, of Washington,
diedthere Friday and was buried
Monday.
Mrs. Ballengee was a lovely wom-
an possessing many beautiful traits
of Christian character. She will be
greatly missed in the missionary So
cieties of the Baltimore conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballengee had warm
personal friends in Staunton, where
thew attended conference and were
entertained. She was great church
worker and help to her husband in
his PASTORAL work. She was about
40 years of age and is survived by
her husband Dispatch.
News of this estimable Christian
workers death reached Monterey
Tuesday. The announcement vii
carry with it much sorrow through
out the bounds of the conference. Mr.
Ballengee's maiden name was Moor
and she was from Pocahontas Coun
ty. In a sense, her death is wtrlt
Wide calamity, since her life wa
consecrated to the work of tn
Master, missionary effort bein
her speciality.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-16
Public Sale.

At my residence on Little Back Creek Sna
on Monday, the 26 day of April, 1909. ]
will sell, at public auction, three-yearo,
old Percheron colts, well broken; 2
Young cows with CALVES by their side; |
three year-old heifer; 30 head OF good
Young ewes; 3 hogs; turkeys; dray
wagon; set new farm harness; l new
Wilburn saddle; some potatoes, air;
tight fruit; all of the household aud
kitchen furniture; 3 iron bedsteads; l
cooking and heating etove; 1 dresser
and washstand; chairs, tables, carpet;
Standard sewing machine; 3 sets flise
bed springs: eight day clock; phone
Q barrels -four, and lots of other things
too tedious to mention. =.
TERMS: Sums under S. 90 cash. s.
and over, six months time, negotiable
note, satisfactorily endorsed
| will also sell my farm, on or before
day of sale, containing 100 acres, in goo'
condition. W. W. wagner,
4-0-8ts Naples, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-16
THE BUSY HEN.

1t would be interesting to know
Just what Highlands contribution,
in the egg line, was to the Easter
festivities in the city markets. The
business in this line at Monterey
was of such bulk last week as to at
tract our attention, and we secured
a close estimate of the shipments
from three Monterey merchants tol
the week ending April 10th.
twenty-five thousand eggs does
not miss the number more than q
few dozen, and, of this number
one merchant sent out about ,oOO
This proves that the Highland
hen is working on full time and CIV
ing no heed or concern to the tar
iff-tinkering which seems to bt
keeping other industries awake O
nights.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-16
PHONE MEETING
Editor Highland Recorder.

Editor Highland Recorder.
Dear Sir: send you theproceed-
ings of our telephone meeting:
The Highland Mutual Telephone
Co. met in the Court House on last
Saturday at ten O'Clock A. NJ, Vice
President, J. O, Armstrong in the
chair.
The following officers were elect
ed for the next year viz:
John O. Armstrong, President
S. w. Hevener, First Vice Pres.
Capt S. A. Gilmor, I'd Vice-Pres'
F.. D. Swecker, Secretary
John NJ. Jones, Treasurer
Jos. H. Hiner, Gen. Manager
Nearly all the old directors were
elected.
Three new branch companies
were organized during the last year
The meeting was largely attended IN
the afternoon. G. W. Rose of Mt
Grove asked the company to pass
an order, that all the switchboards
in the County be owned and con-
trolledentirely by the company
taking the authority away from the
dieffrent stock holders in each OF
the several lines constituting thu
corporation to manage and contro
their own switch boards. He was
opposed by Sect, E. D. Swecker
and after quite a lengthy discussion
the vote was taken, which resulted
in favor of the negative.
E. D. Swecker.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-16

k,,gs Glars iioavsg left !hat weak
for narrisonburg where she vii!
make her home with a sister,
Miss Kate Gibson, who has been
teaching at Warm Springs, return
ed to her home at Monterey Mon
day last.
From every section of the county
come most encouraging reports as
to the wheat crop outlook Farm
ers say the prospect was never bet
ter, and it is also hattering to hear
that the acreage is in excess of the
average year.
One of the many things that is
needed at Monterey is town hall.
Many little diversions would come
our way if suitable place could be
secured. Sometimes it is well to
escape the passing small show, but
Frequently we hear of worthy and
desirable entertainments leaving us
for lack of suitable quarters.
Our subscription list has contin-
ued to grow all through the long
winter months. Now, that every
thing is taking on new life, let all
the Recorders friends give it lit
tie boost. If you know of some one
who ought to take the paper and
does not, talk to him or send us his
name and we will do the talking.
The Times-Dispatch has offered
a special cash prize for the best
corn raised in Virginia this season,
thesame to beawarded at the State
fair this fall. Indications are that
the prize, now about $500, will not
be less than $1,000, as voluntary
contributions are still coming In.
Highland farmers will likely not
compete for this prize, but we dare
'em to say buckwheat or CRASHED
bullocks.
Mr.. Byrd Evick, of Franklin, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. DIN Evick.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-16
SUPERVISORS MEET,

The regular monthly meeting O
the Board of Supervisors was hello
at the court house on Monday last
all of the members of the Board be-
ing present.
Below we give notes of the meet
ing which are ofspecial public inter
est:
Ordered that commission OF
five, viz: J. C. Beverage, 7. j. Rex
rode, J. A. and DR.. H. ii. Jones,
with Surveyor H. A. Slaven, be ap-
pointed to make a survey from the
new Jack Mountain road to the
Thorny Bottom road, and same
commission to view former survey
acroos Trimble Hill to Monterey.
Settlement of dog tax was made
WIN treasurer.
The report of Superintendent OF
S. & P. turnpike was filed.
This being the date for the lay
ing of the levy, the same was taken
up in the afternoon, and is as fol-
lows: For county purposes, 4oc'
on the 500 valuation; to create a
sinking fund to meet county bonds
on Indebtedness, 5 cents on the
500. For school purposes: County
levy, 10 cents; Bluegrass District;
Ten cents for pay of teachers and
Is cents forschool purposes; Mon
terey District: Ten cents for regu-
lar district fund and 20 cents for
pay of teachers and Indebtedness;
Stonewall District: Twenty cents
for district school purposes and III
cents for pay of teachers.