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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

John D. Rockefeller declares that
If he had his life to live over he would
do the same things again. We GER
tainly hope John D. will change his
mind in his r~eincarnation. for with the
knowledge gained by previous expert
ence there would be no telling what
he might not do another time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

never Of the sensational or gallery
play variety. will be universally con
coded a substantial and faithful per-
formance Of duty. fully justifying the
high esteem in which he was held by
all who came in contact with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Although the city attorney OF Lin
coin resigned because Of overwork and
underpay. strangely enough no trouble
seems to have been encountered in Sc
curing another attorney Of high stand
ing to take the place.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Attorney General Wickersham as
serts that 1t will be easy for n cor
poration which desires to do so to
comply with the proposed tax law. I'm
doubtedly true. but corporations no
more than individuals like to pay
taxes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Rural Postoffices VaniahinE.
Louisville courter,Journal

Up to the year 1903 the number Of post
offices in the United States constantly in
creased. Since that year the number has
been diminishing. In 1908 the number of
offices was H,16s. In 1908 the number was
s1.15s. With the extension of rural delivery
the rural postoffice is vanishing.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

The Lincoln Star seems to be greatly
alarmed for fear some of the coming
state conventions may indorse candi-
dates before the primaries. 1t is true
there is nothing in the law to prevent
such an Endorsement, and If all the
candidates who are filed would agree
to submit their claims to the conven-
tions Of their respective parties 1t
would probably be the best thing pos
sible for all concerned. In the alb
sence of such an agreement on the part
Of the candidates, however, no conven-
ton is likely to load itself down with
unnecessary grief.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

The maximum and minimum fea-
ture of the new tariff bill will have a
chance to go 10 work. as soon as it
becomes a law. on those French tariff
Determinations.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Let the people rule" Ia the demo-
cratic slogan, but the only people who
have any license to rule are those who
congregate habitually in the Dahlman
Democracy club rooms.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

subscrfbers leaving the city tenn
pOrnrily shOuld have The Dee
mailed 20 them. Address will be
hanRe as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

The attack on the legality Of 5000
Chicago marriages may not be an I'M
mixed evil If It saves a whole lot Of
work for the divorce court.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
EmbarraasinE spiIIa.
Chicago Record

General Picquart the French minister Of
war. wal thrown from his horse while
parading in mont Of $1,000 troops and 500. 900
spectators. He must have felt as badly en-
barrassed as a man who spills soup on the
tablecloth when he is invited out to din
.ner.I
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
One variety

So. Louis Times.
Those much-heralded new lavatories In
the S,Oo0.0M senate office building are de-
signed to furnish every known variety OF
bath except the immunity kind.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Another member of the Bayard am
lily has assumed the leadership Of the
Delaware democracy. which would in
dictate there is something 1 n a name in
Delaware at least.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Some of the congressional ball play
ers may be asked by their constituents
to explain how they got to first base
on a pass. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

A mans cork leg saved him from
drowning near New York the other
day. which Is proof of the old saw that
afHictions are sometimes blessings in
disguise,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Mr.. Bryan insists that Mr.. Taft's
statement on the tariff is equivocal.
Mr.. Bryan is purposely obtuse, for
every member Of the conference COM
mittee understands what he meant.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

An Ohio saloonman bought an ele-
plant for advertising purposes. Prob
ably wanted to demonstrate to his GUS
toners what a real thirst looked like.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
VIII He Guarantee n FuneraII

Castro's prayer to be permitted to die in
his native land would probably be granted
could he give satisfactory assurance that
there would be no delay in his utilization
of the privilege once accorded to him.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
June Imports and Exports.

Treasury statistics for June show
that for the first time since 1897 the
imports into the United States exceed
the exports. This is not necessarily
alarming, for It emphasizes the falling
of Of foodstuffs exports, due to en-
lsrged home consumption, coupled with
only a moderate crop. II is of partic-
ular interest that the figures show a
large increase in raw materials i'm
ported for domestic manufacture and
also of partly manufactured goods for
finishing in this country and in add
ton a large increase in the exports Of
American manufactured goods. The
imports Of raw materials are the nat
ural result of the revival OF industry
in the United States,
Significant of Industrial develop
ment is the statement OF manufactured
goods exported to Europe. In 1895
the total was only $62,500,0 600, while
for the veal ending July 1, 1909, It
was s173, 900, a gain of almost
20 per cent. Exports Of manufactured
goods to other parts of the world also
show a gratifying increase. Exports
Of foodstuffs are always limited by
home consumption and crop yields and
cannot be enlarged materially through
special effort, but there is no limit to
exports Of manufactures, except ability
to compete with other nations and
thereby finding a market. So far as
production is concerned there is prac-
tically no limit in the manufacturing
field.
AS a manufacturing nation the
United States leads the world, but 1t
leads mainly through the immense
home consuming power, our foreign
trade in manufactures being still in
significant in comparison with that of
Great Britain, Germany and France.
AS indicative of national growth 1t is
encouraging hat American manufac-
turers are rapidly gaining a stronger
position in foreign lands. A diversified
foreign market means stability and
more steady employment for American
labor as we'll as enlarged production.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
An EmphatIc warming.


Wall Street Journal.
After a few more examples Of the folly
of trying to smuggle dutisble articles into
America perhaps people will learn to be
as honest with the government as with an
Individual.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
After spending lO6 days watkins

After spending los days walking
from New York to San Francisco,
Pedestrian Weston has concluded that
he does not like it there and will walk
back. If he will put Omaha on his
itinerary he may find some
thing that suits him and ave a part
OF his journey.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Omaha is in for sky-scrapers. but
not for a sky-scraper city tax rate.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
srATEMENT or CIRCULATIoN.

State Of Nebraska, Douglas County, S.:
George y. Tzschuck, treasurer OF The
Tee Publishing Company. being duly sworn,
says that the actual number OF full and
complete copies OF The Daily. Morning,
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during the
- - Ito IQ0n ww~ag ne Hnl1Avyas
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

How can you reconcile your previous
statements with your present oplnions7"
II don't want to reconcile en- answered
Senator Sorghum. My desire is to keep
them SO far apart that they can be con-
stdered as "-washington Star.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Pittsburg Dispatch,

ElllhoufB Dlhpauchs
While all the Perslans are fighting In
stead Of weaving Il would be a good stunt
for some American financial strategist to
get a corner on artistic rugs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

the only peaceful thing in the com-
munity was the COW, which continues
calmly to chew it's cud.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Our new minister to China, Charles
r. Crane, ought to be able to help lift
that country out Of the rut.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

A rye face presented at the proper
place often defeats the intent Of the
most stringent prohibitory law.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Persian Politics

Some L4ght on the Cause Of the
Revolt what u POrtsnds, ana the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Two men were killed. two fatally
wounded in Mississippi in a battle
over a COW and after It was all over
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Atlantic City has voted a tax on
baby carriages. Just wait until ex-
President Roosevelt hears Of 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Hes a regular contributor TO your pa
per, isn't her" asked the caller. "Oh, yes"
replied the city editor, 'but we haven't
used any of hts stuff Tor years" But 1
thought you said he was q regular con-
tributor7" 80 / did. He contributes just
the same."-Yonkers Statesman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
MIRTHFUL REMARKS.

The artist over the way was Boosting
to me thSt his work is now being hung on
the line" E-r. t..
"Humphl So is his Observation-Disclosures
American,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

II don't see that her college education
has improved her much"
Nor"
mo. She helps her mother with the
homework just as IL she hadn't been edu-
Gated. Detroit Free Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Young man. said the stern parent,
when l was POUR age Ishad to work for a
"Wef, SIR" answered the frivolously in
ollned youth, Tn not to blame for that.
1 have always disapproved OF my grand
Record-Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Rankin-Why don't you open q savings
ACCOUNT ..-yE e..sts
Fyle-I guess I'll have to; they've shut
down on me where I've been running a
spending account-ChicaEo Tribune,
Sociologist-Do you have much trouble
keeping down expenBes7
The Toller-Eot so much as keeping up
the revenue.-Milwaukee Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Entered at omaha postOffloe as second
class matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE


VICTOR RosEwATER, EDITOR
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Harold" said the young woman, reso-
lutely. II promised my mother I never
would marry any man without asking him
how he stood on the great question of
how you stand"
Pm opposed to 1t, Bella" bluntly an
swered the young man,
"Well-er-that's all / promised mamma;
/ didn't bind myself to refuse any good
mar Just because he-now, Harold. yoH
stop thatI"-ChicaEo Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

"old chap, wha are you growing thos
outrageous side whiskers for2'
III tell you II you won't say anything
about 1t. I know of a pig department stor
where there's going to be a vacancy 4
the floorwalkers job in q few weeks, an,
I'm going to apply for lt"-Chicago Tri
bum
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
mtlltan1 @nnth.
syreliesberens General.

IprltfnmmenOe 2prOag 5. 10.
9lpril, fplber Salpotion 9lrn1DS Stif<
ter % 2cber @illio ut 9 o 0 +
so 9lor. Gnbnl1 orbejoer Sen 1ltrpt=
teligc go1rle 2eoer meO ulpeffet
&roft lit aulo, ct ltoflo0eligt poo
&eiier / ollie ggne of &looen, mart
/ De11 gon1le, mart / Oen npe Gcr=
sen. Sibite Moane0 bar bon be-
lpgt iine @Grofoelinger / SfanOt=
napien. Sperolt CT fan blepen moo
togen iom Set tilfonmer en- al Ser
bens 5tornGnb. &ongernes slu=
oicnsgen1affcr og slriltofratiets Gale
bor oobnet Jig for bnm, og bans
Mpoer bor unret operfplote. San
bploe5 al olle Sonrfl'n6slag uoen
@el1lpn til religip1t Stonopunft.
Nien bette ct og for Jig ielp
life ioo unoerligt.. 1bi noor en-
Gang S5iltoricn om Sc itore aan0e=
lige Nprclier lfol lfripes, ba fan
>1o1 life ll1ogoo at ontale uTrel=
lens Seer.
9en hpie slloer bar life i(ppet
bans Spcr bnerfen for &riiten0om=
ne,,s ltobrebelle le eller for iociole &e=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
neret, og slltinget blep opfororet til
at foreIoa 3 e5Slnl'bere, blonot bpil=

neret, og slltinget blep opfororet til
at foreloo 3 SSlnnOerc, blonot bpil-
fc &ongen furoe nrlge CIT Minilter.
s(ltinget pilbe intiofertio fun fore
iloo CT enfelt Mono ion1 Miniltcr=
cluue, % Bette bar &eooftsr 8igr1,
Sonslon, Ell al SC Siprigltc Sppoii=
tionslneno. aongen onmooe0e ligc-
lcoes on, at 9(ltiugets 6orlnpno og
eSslonos @pjelterets= =SSl,ltitiori1,s full
Sc fon1mc ncb til 3jpbcnbopn for at
ban la1nmel n1eb oen1 flun0e operDeje
5ituotionen, bbilfet Sil1get git ino
poo. $ Eclegroln fra @ipbenbabn
al 81. Morts lneboeles, at oisie
Mpn6 It'll CT onfonmc til @igben=
bopn og bor bapt 9luoie15 bos @on=
gen. &ongel1 1,bipurgte megct ont
bpggeligt ON @tillingen og fit al
SSl,1tittorils eeso11slon oc11 6orltfring,
at 50 &rocents al 8efolf11ingen bar
in1oo MoifilIelle fro 9onnarf, men
@omislionens 6prilog blep ofpiit,
forbt bette life gap SslGn6ertc &et
til at ofgipre oercs egne Mfferer iclp,
uoe1l S,r0blon0iug fra 9ann1orfs
Sioe. &un n1e0 benne Snbr6mmelie
funoe ser opnaoes en- tilfreosltillen'
Sc Oroning. @ftcr Mu0ienien u6tal'
te Su1titioril1s, at ban life penteoe
noget &einltot al Be nnbGrcl10e I'm
oerbonolinger, men at Ssla,10 UNDER
ingen Onitenoigbe0er bil0e afbrpoe
lin 1Sorbinbcl1c nlco Gannarf.
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Mlberti ip>tt v@rafter".

S ct &elegram fra &ipbenbabn
paaltaoes, at 9llberti bar misbru9t
fin @tilling iom Su1titsn1inilter til
poa Sen lfammeli9ite Moaoe at lfoffe
fig &engeforbele. 0ette bor beret
Sen almin0elige Mntagelie blanot
Eublifum, men @epilerne for set far
bi6til manglet. slf 6e MI offenlig=
giorte Gorbbr frengaar imiolertio,
at sllbertis Spigerien, Grepfo=8locb,
en- Sgn af Sen befie116te Wea1er Carl
@locb og ielp en- bbititoaen6e ir,ri-
6iF @mbe6smnno, bar giort Sjene=
ite iom Mellenmano mellem Mlberti
og forifiellige @orporationer og &ri=
batneno for at lfaffe 6isle Hribile=
gier og Gor6ele fra 5ptgerfaoeren,
paa Srobs af 2ope og slnorbnineer,
6eriblanot 9lpotbefer= og Sbeater=
@epillinger, ir1oo at Grepfa=8locb
ftf 110betalt betpoelige Gunner af
bisie. @bis 9lnlegerne poa Sen o1=
Sen SIDE life benpe116te Jig til Spi=
geridnnen og iifrebe Jig bans slsii=
ltance, por Set 11nnl1ligt for De1n at op>
noo nnget bos sllberti, lelb ON Sc
baboe Sc beb1te &nolififationer. Oct
te onlees for at bnre Sc melt opligts=
peffen0e slflgringer / belle 5ngef1
Erofesior @er1ling Mfot5en, Sen be-
fienote Suriit, 1om nopnlig er en-
9l1ttoritet interl1otionolc Spergs=
maal, far ubtolt, at Set bill blibc
np6penbigt at 1tille 9llherti og bo1,s
&o1leger Miniiteriet for Rigsrct.
ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Gerbien bpier ia.

gfter Stor,nagternes beite1nte
&rap far gerbiens Gegiering iibite
l1ge ttlltillet 9ltrige-l1ngorns Sic.
giering en- Note, bpori SEN erflerer,
at Ben tager e>bper Groteit moo
4ltriges 9lnneftion al 8oSnien og
&er5egopina tilbage og loper at op.
retboloe 6re6en. Dern1eo ct e11bper
Jare for &rig paa 8alfonbalbgen
opbprt. Ger tales meget on1 at
Song Heter al 5erbien bil aboicere
og tage Spbolo / 5cbtpei5, og-- at
fan bill ,foretage bette Sfri6t efter
Stornagternes Gorlangen6e. S ian
6nlb pil ontagelig en- 8rins af bet
engelfe &ongebus fon1ne til at Be.
ltige Serbiens Srone q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
1tbnanbringcn fra &prgc.


s@iennen1 Ell lang 9lnrreffc bar
Ser. fun0et eli nneget itor llbponoring
5te0 fra Norge, 1rapnlig til Sc Tor=
e11e0e. 5tater, og ben aln1inoelige
9(ntagellc far peret> at Ser berpeo
er paafprt 9forge ct 1neget ltort Sab,
napnlig Sorm al 9rbeibsfroft, ioet
T1ertallet al G1nigranterne par lr1ge>
fraftige Menneifer. Sfplge ct Iele=
gram fra &rilttania af 30. Marts
begpn6er 111an intolertio mi at be-
tragte ll0pan0ringen fra ct onoet
Spnspu11ft, lom ri bog tpipler ON
fin0er a1tagelig &illlutl1il1g / 9forz
&c. Ser blcb for 11ngen Sio lt6en
oprettet en- Screening for at mobor=
bei0e Sen Itore l1oDan0ring, og oennc
Screening iggte at faa bannet lofale
Mfbelinger paa forifielltge Steoer /
So110et, bbilfet oglaa CT lDffeoes bilt
og ber. Wfen nap11lig / Set iD6lige
9forge filler man fig 1pcnligt oper=
for Syore11ingen, be66er Set Gele=
gran1met, i0et 8efolfningel1 ser p9-
lenlig betragter l10ban0ri119en lom
ct @o0e, for6i 6e l1bbanoreoe ie11ber
lao mango Benge bien til oeres
Slegtninge. sf BEN @runo meoer
s(nti @migrations Soreningen me-
gen Mo6l lton6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09

former. Gngrt il1o6 bil ser paa
bans so slors Tpoielsoo9 blipe fajet
ct npt 2eo til bisie, i6et Ser ga nil
blipe grl1n6logt ct ~Ber6ens<l1ni=
perlitet for Sumonitet" til Oplering
al 9(rbeieere / 6rellen5 @ers io=
ciole Toretagenber. slrbejoet meO
at tilpeiebringe s Millioner Collars
til Ell loabon S11titution oil blipe
begpnot bcn Sag, og SEN oil faa g(f-
belinger / lomtlige Sc 81 2an6e> i
bpilfe @ercn III birfer. De fSrl tie
al oisie slioelinger bil blipe oabre0e
ber 9on6et, 9ee,p Dorf og Gbi=
cogo.
General 8ootb og bans Silbel1=
gcre tror, at man fan blibe 1alig,
bpilfcn firfelig Seft n1on eno til
bsrer. @eneralcn er oerfor life
nogen Geftltifter / lnopol1lig Tor=
itonb. Ureliel1s Scr er Blot en-
pore sSfleoning, ct Mi6bel til at
centrolilerc % lette set lta6igt mere
omfotten0e oon6elige og lociale 9lr=
bej6e.
slllerebe JONI 0re,1g betrooote
8illiam @ootb SEN Gej, ian MI
mart far ponbret firlin6stppe 9(or.
Op0raget 1nbenf for Sen n11glifon1fe
&irfc, blep ban vboft" en- 9(loer
al trette11 slor al en- amerifonif
Metbobiltpreit iolu bei6gte bons
fGbrene Stob, 9eottingbam. San
begpnbte at lmnle li1re SSepualore1tbe
ON Jig til Wegoer, og ollere6e ieln=
ten Stars 9lloerel1 optrpber fan lom
Saler oe0 TriluftSme6er. Set bar
napnlig Torlteoernes fottige S116=
bpggere, joni ban iurlig pieoe lin
Spmnrfiombeo. Eao Sgn6ogsfor=
nlioooge funbe n1un ie bon1 / Spio=
len for cn 5fare Gagobol10er, lom
ban bab6e ian1let fra olle &onter.
0en1 fprte ban til set 1tore Metbo=
oiltfopel, bpor bans Spl9elpenoe FIN
6lep onlete for Deroige til at goa
i11o 40 en- 8ag6pr.
Den lanune ssSntereSie for Sc fat
tiglte og opbelt iunfne bite ban, eff
ter at ban / lpttea1 slar5 Mloeren
bar antaget iom 2ofalprgOifant og
lenere lon Srelt. Den 11nge We-
tboOiltpreit bnb6e in1iblerti0 alle=
reoe oa tine egne Yloner ON, bpor-
oon &irfen iful6e gaa frem. &on
tom / 4onflift mes fine Gorejatte>
og 6glge11 bar, at bo11 nraatte tr96e
no al Metbo6iitfirfen. Sra 6en 9ib
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Siol1e J(pt 6jemmetra.
Splittclic blanot Soeialiitcrme,
&c arbejbslpic / 9anmarf ~ Sp,
rtaliitcrnc.

Sclcgrom fra ajpbeubaun al 5.
9lpril nco0elcr: 0ppoiition inoO
Socioliltlcoerne far / lang Sio
gjrrct blonbt Sc orbcioslpie, al bpilte
ocr CT n,ougc &ipbenbapn. &c
bup0cr, at Scocrnc far prrct ior
laugiou1n1e rle0 at lfoffc Eengc %
elrbcioc til Ocn1, Der CT l10en SpSicl=
irttelic. Goo tolri9c Nipocr ct scr
/ Den iioitc Si0 pcotaget Nciollttio.
ner ser forlo1ger eli Wcncrailtrcitc
inotil Ser CT !faffet slrbeioc til olle.
9en 4. slpril Sblep lnauge 5llil1o
loobannc 9feiolutioner brogt til SC
locialtitilfc Gagblooe, &ontorerlle
blep blofcrcOe, Mrbeioet itou0iet bclc
Iagcn % Tolfclnasicn ppbioieoe*
me0 Srorotoler. Set lrlge pcnteoc
8ruo Socialiltportict lpncs 1tu
lulnogoacligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
sSengjels lsbranb.

Tprbunosf fp11gslct 2eapenmortb.
&oniqs, bar 9eatten til 1. Mprii
Sfueploos for e11 ltor 8ranb, Der
opitoo Gfre6ocrperfltebct og lagoe
Molcr- og sneoferoerfite6et ian1t
Gaolferiet / 9life. Sc 800 Sanger
u6itg6te pilbe @pl, 81 sSl6ens @fer
oplplte oeres Geller, og Der bar sSu.
bel / olle @pbolbsbuiene, tnotil oct
blep flart, at ogioa 6isle bar it9rH
u0lotte. 9n tiggebe 6angerne ON
at blipe brogt / sifferbeo. Gn Mi.
litnrltprfe aabneoe Gelle0grene og
Tongerne blep fprte ub / en- 5to,
faoe, bpor Sc paa alle Si6er oln-
ringc6es al Sol0oter me6 opplan.
tebe 9ajonetter, og bele Gpngslet
b(ep pn1ri1get al en- Battalion SSSr'
ionteri me0 lfarplq6te @eoerer,
Dpnrlos bet blen betDoet Sn1tger1e,
at Sc noen 91oabe piloe blibe ifu6t,
1pis noge1t i6gte at flpgte. 0ette
bopoe lin @irfnin9, og life en- e1eltc
Tanoe rnbpeg. Saa inort GeIle-
bpaningerne bar tilitreffeligt affb-
lcoe, bragtes 6angerne tilboge. I'm
Ser 8ranben berifebe en- 1neniterbpr
Sig Sroen, og Ser fete irgen l1lpf.
fer al 8etp6ni11g. Sc brpnote
8pgninger par so 9lor gan1le og bill
fife bline gienopfprtc.
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10. g. 9un(en.
Gn fbp. oanif @oninl bpo Gbieago.

glitter far 0pocu 1aget ira os CIT
Manb, Dpis, slrbcihe Nionobonl-
mems Gage bar betn6ningSiul0t %
ltort, en- Mono, ser peb &legt og
6li0 bor bepet Jig op uper Menne=
lfenes SGpnnlool. Sum faa al bcn
pngre Slngt fienbte 9S. {. San
! H. ioroi bans liblte elor blep
lcnlcpeoc / tilbo9etr1,ffen Stilbeo,
,lnen al Sc GloH ni[ nof Sc flcltc
nli11oes bans 9eopn og fple &cn1oo,
noar Sc bprcr, at Fan ct gooet bort.
%. 8. @onleu blep fpbt / Cant
mari for 68 Mar liben, ban beltog i
Sen trilte &rig 1864, % fonl fort
elter bertil 11oen at ejc onbet ems
l:1 itrrfc .&ilie o9 fine gobe &1,rb<
lfo6cr = bjenu11cfrn nur bon sSl1rilt.
S 9egpnoelie1 beltc ban SfjGh1c
mc0 loo monge onore al bans elrt,
Dan mootte lpgc 9lrhej0c pe6 bpao
ipm bellt men bet tiltolte hon1
nat11rligpis life i 2nngben, Dan
lnprcoc i'm &onolcl oe rejite ,eoglc
Slor / Spoon1erifo. 1ret al at
relic fon bon tilhage % llog Jig neb
! Niillpol1fec, bpor ban blen &aslerer
/ en 8onf ng cn Siblong bar bonlf
&o11lul. Ga Sen ltore SSl1opanoring
hcgpnote, bar bon Ell al beln, ser
9reb 2ejligbeben / iSl,t9te11, ban
fipbte ltore Strnf>1ineer Soma og
Set ip61ige Nlinneioto, iprgebe fnr
at fao Sn1igranter bertil fra Sc Dit
lige Stoter og logoc hisic beloige
Nor @rlrnben til e>l neget hetpbelig
&elltono.
Tor c. 10 9lor liben trof bon
fig tilba9e fratsftil, ssorretl1i,.g ,oa
fpnl flln paa lit &nntor / Gbolnhcr
Of Commerce Building for at Dol6c
Torbinoellen meo 9olnle Sorret=
nin9spenncr pc6ligc % bolbe Jig q
jour neo Sc Gjelroo1nlnc, ban enonu
bopoc / lin @eliboclie. Zen Torret=
ming inolo0 bou Jig life poo.
San lfil0res al ollc ion1 en- fill
fnroig og birlplon Oiono, Ser gior=
SC meget goot Stilbcb.' Sil bon=
ife Setter og lliat iooes ban fun
ijrloent. S Sen iibitc 0el al aRorts
bar bans @el6rco nlinore 9oot, ban
leo al ~sSl1oi9estion", men irgen
trnftc oog, at ser bar 6are poo
tSnrOc. Sen 26. Marts 0p6e ban
laa pl11olclig al ct @inrteilog. 3nn5
2tg ser on1 fort 5io nil blipc lenbt
til GoHlnarf for at be9rnbes pe6
SiOen al ba11S 9ultrll ser bebe for
IA s(ar iioe1l blcn @eanbag 5.
20. forelpbig biiot Ell "Gault" pou
Safmooo &irfegaarb / Onerpprclie
al no9le foo of bans nnrn1eite Gen=
ner, 81. a. &onll1l 9ecb, Sogiprcr
TrcGerifien og S1r. Soloupnle ler.
Som hi ollcreoe hor it19t nor sen
afop6e gnfelnanb, og ban efterlo6er
Jig ingen 8pr11. @n 8ro6er leper
I Napa, @al., og &eiten al bans
S1egt leper 9onn1arf / 5tubbefip=
hi1n m 92op1tf1pS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Scipe 9sorbcn al frauifc Earlamcn=
tarifcrc.

Sen porlomentarilfe Greosgrl1ppe
/ set fronlfe 0cputeretfommer bar
n1ooto9et ssS11obpoelle fra 5perige.
@eldget pil ontoeelig finoe Steo
liblte !5alpoel al SSa1li SS,16bpaslle
nil, efter Jorbnaolinger meo Sc ipen=
lfe % bonlfe porlm,e1,tariifc Greos=
gr11pper> ogloo uogoa fra 9eorge oa
fra 9onn1Qrf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
.6icnt ira xuba.

80 mueritonltc Srol1sportlfibc lci=
lcoc /. slpril fra @apano uc0 eli
SSS1iantcrt= og cit Sngel1ipr<Sntail=
Ion, Sen lioite &clt al be amerifanifc
Sroppcr, lpm far pnret poo Cuba
l1nocr 0el1 nliolertioige omerifnnltc
9lominiitrotion og Guba ltoar loa=
lcoes nl1 felt poa cgne 9cn = loo
lrnNc set pnrer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-09
Gn 6uuorcbaarsoaq.

Den 196e Marts feirebes / Tir=
lono 1OO=@ors 9agen for bettes be-
re1nte &omponilt Gre6rif &ociuS'
Gpolel. @el fdotes Hocins @an1=
borg men Tinlano blep BOG alle 0a=
&C hans egentGige 6eorelan6 @om
1fpI6es bl. q. Wfelobie1 til u8aart
2a11o, poort 2on6" og til ~Suomis
Gang. Ga fan 6poe 1891, nor Scr
'2onoelorg i 6i11lnno, aret ion1 Don
bar iom 1e11 finlfe Eonefl1nlts So
Ser.