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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09
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i, Friday, April 9, 1909
For Rent-Desk room. - a.,
,s.-} Omar W.. Rich Inv. Co.

For .Rent-Desk room. - .s
ss.-} Omar w. Rich Inv. Co.
Kuppenheimer clothes are the best
At the ToEgery.'
P.J, Murphy has sold his ranch on
the Highlands, -
Wanted at Ance-good, fresh mildh
COW. o. Which. If
Improved ffteen-acres for rent; i'll
ouire Of D. ". Owen.
LIE. Johnson was a business Wis:
itor to Pfosser Tuesday.
Four hundred choice dew-berry
plants for sale. W. Nj. Frans.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Q. Kitten. have
been lii Spokane the past week. p;
Forthe best buy, Washhurn-Cros-
by'siGold Medal Flour at IKoib's.
wanted-Typewriter to work part
OF tie time. Omar W: Rich Inv. Co.
Misses Margaret and Kosella- Ham
ilton are visiting IN Waila. Walla this
week.
MISE. r. VanLewen and children
of Wenatchee are visiting her sister.
Mrs. Fred Leard:
Wanted to Rent-Good garden on
one-half shares Apply to S u Lynch
at Lvnch's Store.
Roy Pierce is working for the st.
Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co. and ex-
poets to learIf the Business.
Wapted to Buy-All the asparagus
in the Kennewick Valley. We pay
cash. The Chds. II. Collins Co. -
Try Silver Loaf Flour made from
Montana Hard Wheat, our exclusive
brand: kolb's Cash Grocery.
Miss Mildred Holmes, has returned
fromGreat Falls, Montana and will
remain in; Kennewick with her mother
and sister.
Bert Erickson, Nels Swanson, Ole
and Nels Evanson left the last Of. the
week for Calgary. B. Z. where they
will take up homesteads in that
region. .... -.
Dr., A. B. Ely rites from East
Worcester! New York on March 30
that everything. ts covered with
SHOW. and Ice and,cencludes. would
lwere with thee" So ".,:'''': s.
For sale-Uae" medium sized safe
In first class condition. This is a
"chcll" for the first man that names
aprice. Yaima Vale. Power Co.
:. sn..~. - PHONE 6s2-
Estrhyed' to my place, a bay colt
abeut one year oldy no visible brand.
owner.nay have the same by .identi'
lying aud proving PROPERTY. ~ -
Wanted--A renter on tile shares
Tor the Crawford ten acre tract in
section7. acres IN asparagus and
0in berries. Address W. R:Crawford
oZa Board Of Trade Blkg., Portland,
Ore.. :. -. -. -, - :.
lam now prepared to do your. city
s-avenSer work such az cleaning
vaults and cess pools, Drop me a
caro- and work Willie promptly at
: tended to. A. t..Wilhelm
" foun1-On the Richland road last
"eeA' shot gun. Owner can have
same by calling at my ranch. prov
lug property and paying for this
Ao'lce. ~..- Vim. ~kimpel.
TUT Sale-Five. shares White Bluffs
II '.oiumbia River Telephone Stock
e'e W cash. One city lot, No. H.
o'S =, First Add. to White, Bluffs
" 10Y W cash E. II. Cornwei,
White Bluffs,
Wash
'ehn I. Hess 80 an experienced
,'uer from North Yakima. has
eh position with the H A Hard
' aud that firm will push tht
us uino'lly line harder than ever. Mr.
u,.' 's mHn,:of much experience
rn " thee lihe and they promise The
@n. 'eSt work atreasonab le prices
a.. t'tess family will move down
r., NORTH Yakima In the nea,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09

For the best. buy Washhurn- eros
by's Gold Medal Flour at kolhS.
Choice asparagus roots. So 90 per
Thousand Nelson Williams
Mrs. l. r. johnson aud children
are visiting in Walla Walla and
Waitsburg.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09
CONGREGATIONAL
W. l.. Rowan, pastor.

W. l.. Rowan, pastor.
S. S. at 10 a. m.
Morning service IL a. IN. Tonic,
The Satisfied Man.
G. E. 6:45 p. III.
Evening service 500 y. III. topic,
The Canon of Scripture, WHY some
books are included in our Scriptures
md why some are not Please
notice the change of the hour of the
evening service.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09
AT tt1r Ghurrhra
April nth. 1909.
BAPTIST
c. r. Delepine, Pastor.

~ 49, DOlSpill tStOI.
Preaching services every Sunday at
ii am. and 7:3O pm.
Sunday School at 10 am. sharp.
The Baraca class meets with the S.
school.
Ladies' Aid society on Wednesda,
afternoon at the place announced at
the Sunday morning service.
We have now comfortable chairs.
Il warm house and we trust warm
hearts to welcome all who will at
tend the different services. We ill.,
vlte you to come. We are here to
minister to you, we labor to make
the services usefnl to you and inter
esting. Come and try and come
again if you like it as we hope YOU
will.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09

For Sale-:0 tons loose hay. First
and second cutting alfalfa. Deliver
ed anywhere in the Valley at $14 so
per ton in two ton lots. Collins
Bros. Two miles west of Kenne
wick. Phone 931.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09
CHRISTIAN

Services at III a. IN. and 1880 y. nj.
by the new pastor, J A Pine. Every
one cordially invited. Rev. Pine is
corresponding secretary of the East
ern Washington Christian Missionary
Society but is supplying temporarily
for the Church here.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09
LUTHERAN

English services at 10 Il. m.
German services at 2 p. IN. Both
meetings will I've held at the old
school building.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09
EPISCOPAL.
II NJ Bartlett. Rector

III M Bartlett, Rector.
The morning sermon and servi, e
ut st. Paul's Episcopal church begins
1T ii O'Clock. Everyone cordially
invited.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09


years.. -.s....r >.'-.:- ".' J.
Dr.. A. Nj. King. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r,
LaPorte and sons and NJ iss Florence
Oliver IT Tuesday evening for Los
Angeles. California. Or. King will
take up hospital work there. The
LaPortes will make their home in
that city in the hope that the climate
will bene it botl Mr.. and Mrs. La
Porte's health. Miss Oliver will
make her home with them and ex-
poets to remain until after the heat
ed spell is over. They will make the
entire trip by water going down the
Columbia river on the Open River
Transportation ompany's steamer,
Inland Empire, to Cello and from
there to Portland on the j. n. Teal
and from Portland they will go Ivy
sea on one of the Pacific Steamship
Company boats to their destfna-
ton. 'Fhe party is the first one to
make the entire trip by water on the
ne W line, but many more will do so
az the pleasures of the water route
and beauty. OF the natural scenery OF
the Cascades become known. The
LaPorte family have been in Ken
newieK for II long time and many
friends regret to have them leave
tue Country.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-04-09
4 BIG CHANCE FOR CRAFT

rn:tbe optical 'business there are
almost unlimited opportunities tg?
graft and d.. swindle the people vi Q
are obliged to patronise the optlcian
and the temptation is too great for
many, and they take advantage Of
the peoples ignorance: in this line
and rob them y. without 70! T.. mercy :" 49,.
If you are in need Of anything in:
in this line, Il: sure :.a :t%s.tM9y prices it
before you: buy: Twill examine
your eyes free 8: charge. and guaran;
tee to fit YOU perfectly. or,,yourl mon
ey refunded A largo.stoc of lenses
Away. on hand: ....:;s
L..:"~R] r 'Whiteflock.
JEWELLERS = :'.,'' =:
Kennewick. -, -: Washington
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-Lieu-
tenant Colonel Walter N. Finley, chief
of staff of this department, has return
ed from Honolulu, where he went
month ago on official business. Colonel
Finley made a general inspection OF the
posts, WHICH include Fort Shafter, in
land. and the new cavalry cantonment,
besides the various Notifications. Or
the latter Colonel Finley says their
progress in construction is steady ana
satisfactory, though it will be about
two wears before all are finished.
The placement of eight large mortars
is principal feature of the work at
Diamond Head, six of which are In
position and the other two yet to De
established. These are Of the twelve
inch variety.
| At Pearl Harbor the work IS IN more
of preliminary stage. The Fifth CAV
airy. in command of Colonel Schuyler
J occupies a portion Of the large govern
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
MILITARY PASSENGERS
WHO STOP OFF HERE

Among the passengers aboard the
Logan for Honolulu were Lieutenant
Colonel John Biddle, Corps Of Engin-
GERS, who is understood to have come
here to inspect the fertilization WORK
done by the Engineers; Brigadier Cen
eral Edward Davis, q. S. A. (ret1red J,
who is returning home from health
trip to the mainland; Mrs. Ill. Z. VII
lard and son, wife and SON OF Captain
Willard. 5th Cavalry, Leilehua. Post
Ouartermaster Sergeant Robert lie
Blanc and wife also arrived. Other
passengers for here were Pvt. Robert
B. Aldrieh. Hospital Corps; PEts, WI
liam n. Franklin, Laurence G. Lawren-
son. Co. A, 1st Bait, Engineers; Pvt'
Louis H. Lheareux, Goth Infantry; PVT
Albert Macintosh. Co. D, 5th Cav,
airy; Sgt. Adolph O. Mehis, Go. Nj, otn
Cavalry; Pvt. Arthur O'Hara, Hospi
tai Corps; Pvts. John Sehneek, Harry
Stein, Co. A. 1st Bait, Engineers; Pvt
Charles s. Titus, Band, 9Th Cavalry
Frank W. Winter, ordnance sergeant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
OAHUS FORTlFICATIONS

nent reservation on the island of Ga.
hu, and as yet only temporary build
ings and quarters have been erected,
with the exception of stables, which
are of concrete and permanently built.
AS plans progress this cavalry can
Torment will be increased by infantry
field and coast artillery and signal
corps, but no orders have been issued
vet for their immediate occupation
Colonel Woodward, inspector general
Of this department, who made the trip
TO Honolulu with Colonel Finley, has
remained for further inspection, but
will return to San Francisco on the
next transport.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT

American warships Dubuque
nhaveb Central America
Posn Of the New YORK ponce
Black Hand society," was assasshaoo
today.
March 13The Naaguan troops occupy a'esc
noints along President Zeaya trying
NEW YORK Nicaragua and Salvador deny
that hostites havebe their nations
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
Senate viii Reconsider Vetoed
Measure at tuesday Session
Vaccination Bill Causes a
Debate.

The first veto message of Governor
Frear was received with smiles in the
territorial Senate. The members of the
upper house listened carefully TO the
reading Of the document in which the
Chief Executive gave the reasons from
which he argued that he could not con-
seientiously append his signature to
House Bill No. 9S-the generous meas
ure to pay the Mayors appointees and
the Supervisors appointees.
The Senate will reconsider the Sen
abling'' act Tuesday and in the mean
time each member will be furnished
| with copy of the Governor IS message
/ in accordance with a suggestion made
by Senator Chillingworth.
/ A consideration of Senate Bill No.
/ % measure amending the existing
/ laws of vaccination, occasioned the
/ longest discussion of yesterdays SEES
| sion. The committee on Public Health
submitted an amendment in their re-
:, port, providing that children could on
iv be yaccinated Sin the presence, OF
with the consent in writing, of the
parent or guardian
Senator Smith opposed the provision
of written consent, declaring that tns
enforcement of the vaccination Law
was essential for the well being of thu
people and it should not be needlessiy
restricted.
Il Action on the bill was postponed
The report of the committee on publl'
health was unanimous, except that Sen
;ator Fairehild did not concur III TN
provision of written consent
Senate Routine.
Upon converting of the upper hous
Yesterday morning, President OF tn
, Senate Smith took occasion to eompil
ment the members on the amount 0
work that has been accomplished
s the first twenty days of the session
He stated that all the Senators ha
: shown a commendable desire to expt
4 aite legislative work generally an
that the body has set an excellent e1
ample of expedition in disposing Q
/ routine and committee matters.
| Representative Douthitt's measur
intended to make a fgurehead out
d a $4,000 year Mayor, was receive
= in the Senate. 1t was read by TIT
bv Clerk Savidge A few seconds {
It absolute silence ensuing, Senator Nj
d Cartny made an observation about
lack of enthusiasm and prompt
g moved that the bill be tabled. In
l motion put an instant end to the sen
toriaI somnolence. There was no Sc
10 ond to McCarthy's motion, Gun
struggling to his feet and moving tn
the bill pass first reading by TIT
y Coelho seconded it, and the motion ca
n ried.
al A communication was received fro
the County Clerk of Maui, incloslng
~ number of resolutions that had be
h. adopted by the Board of Supervise
: giving their views on matters OF leg
IS lation. The resolutions were REFER
is.l to the consideration of the comm
tees interested.
Claim Is Approved.
The Ways and Means Commit
presented report on Senate Bill !
an II an act to appropriate money
the payment of the trustees of the
M tate Of Bernice Pauahi Bishop for
MT taking by the Territory Of land belol
ing to the estate. The committee
:. ported that it had carefully inve'
- gated the merits of the claim, a
Ter found that owing to the error OF
lrs fContinued on Page Eighth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

The surf at Waikiki beach was the
highest the last few days that it has
been in the past two years. Some few
of the hotel guests braved the elements
and donnd bathing suits, but none took
the plunge. The water flooded the
grass lawn in front Of the hotel at
/ times, = - -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
CABINET SECRETARIES
WILL TRAVEL WIDELY

advisers viii be known
travelling Dickinson Panama.
will the Pacific
Island secretary
Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
CANNON TOR SPEAKER
AND TAFT DOMINANT
IN THE PARTY CAUCUS
Major General Bell Reapponted Chief of Staff
---Taft's Cabinet travelling One
Servia BelIigerent.
ASSOCIATED Press cabiegrams.)

ASSOCIATED Cabegrams)
selected Speaker Of the
by Republican
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
PARIS TELEGRAPHERS STRIKE

PARIS March off this city from conmnn
The strikers finally
uned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
SERVIA PREPARING FOR
WAR WITH AUSTRIA

gunpowd and has
rolls ocials are pessissc
regarding
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
MEXICO IS READY TO
INTERVENE FOR PEACE

Secretary Of State Gambea
United States intervention for the per
ofpeacei in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14
BELL IS AGAIN HEAD
OF THE GENERAL STAFF

WASHINGTON March 1najor Chief
nf General
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
aris / @fontana.

@eellem Gorbun6s= og @fats=Mu.
tboriteterne / Montana er ser op
ltaaet EN- beftig Stri6, bpis l16falt
imeoeies mes flor @penoing. Ser
orejer Jig ON EN- 8eii66elie of c.
Mfillion 9lcres 2an0 pou sSlatbeaf
&eierpationen, ion oprin5elig pal
oberoraget Staten al 6orbunosregie
ringen men iom blep inooroget I'M
Ser 6latbeub Sfoprelerbationen Sc
0enne opretteoes for z glor iiben
Set iamme er 1fet neo 2an6 / an6rt
Helerpationer. geu bar Stote11 gior.
lin gan1le 9iet til 2an6et giaI6en6t
og bar begynot at ielge of set, bptl
fet 5tatsantboriteterne n1ooiptte1
Jig. 9anofomisiionen bar gipet i'm,
slge11ter Srore til at BRUCE alle an
penoelige Mi6ler til at faite enbper
Ser 1llopligt far trnngt Zig il1o pot
set olnitriote 9an0, us al 0ette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
5or(0arS(ouen Ue0tuget
&pitiortcr og Sorpcoobaaoc.

Sra &igbenbobn telegrafereS 9pr-
BAG ii61te nge:
8egge &igsoagens slfoelinger bar
peotaget 6orlparslopene, ifplge bpil=
fe Ser ifal bpgges apltforter 9eprb og
gpo for &jpberrbaDn og paa forlfiel=
lige gte0er paa &plten al Sigllono
for at billbre 2an0gang al fjen0tlige
5tDrfer.
9e 11uperen0e Saitningsparfer
omfring &igbenbapn ifal neolagges
1922, og Glaa6eltprfen ifal l1opioes
pe6 Mnlfaffelle al SorpeOobaaoe og
nnoerpanosboabe. @ar11ilonerne
poa Siellan0, 6pen og SSDllano ifol
ligele0es for1terfes
geu> 6a 6oriparsloDene er beDtag=
ne, pentes set, at 6oribarsminilter
$. 6. @briitenien bill gipe efter for
set alr1in6elige &rab og traffe Jig
tilbQge. Ser bar Sen ii6lte Si0 fo=
regaaet en- n1eget itprf slgitation
i1no0 bans gebe / Negjeringe1 poo
@runo of at fan fife felt far renlet
Iig for 8eifDlori1gen ON at pGre bt=
oe11oe ON ftp. SSuititsmi1lilter, sllber=
tis 8eoragerier og Sc Oermeo for
bun6ne @fan6aIer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
&rpbibitipniiterne.

@i6lte l1ge feire0es Gbtcago &ro-
bibitions-Hartiets 40 slars Subilp-
nm. Ser bol6tes flere ltore MaSle-
lngoer lne6 lon0sficl1bte Brobibitio-
utter lon1 Salere, % set it6ite Sou
mer paa Hrogrammet par en- &gmpe-
parade me0 benpe0 900 Deltagere.
gn al Nara0ens slf0elinger bleb le0et
al en- iterft berulet ung Man6, Ser
bab0e itaaet iom Silifuer paa 6orto.
pet og plu0ielig iprang inD &pt-
ferne meo en- @rflnring, at ban oil-
Be boloe Jig fra 8biSfp berefter. San
-fif fat ct 8anner og 6ingleoe me6
/ Sptoget. Ser far beret en- De1
Sale ON at opltille General 6re0ericf
Gent Grant en- ggn al SEN af0goe
Yr9ii0ent, iom Bortiets Hreli0ent-
fanOi0at be0 nGite &alg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
Spcrippmmcllcrnc / Gpben.

9e' li6lte ltge ite6fun6ne Soer-
lppnn1eller Lungs @olffplten iom6pl.
&c al SEN tropiife Srfan bar ifolge
Sc li6ite Oplpsninger foltet 31C
Me11nefeltp, 0eraf 285 2oniliarrn
Set 1tprlte slntal Menneifer fin0es
Serre 8orne Gou11tp, Sp6 for Seen
Orleans, bpor Ser tillige on1fon1 Ell
ubDre Mtrl1goe 9pr, baa0e @us0pl
og bil0e GDr Sra @abet ffDlle0l
paloige Mosier al 6iif in6 oper 2o1:-
oet, og brufnebe Sarer, Mulfusrot-
ter og an0re n1il10re Batte6Dr finoes
SO Mile i110e paa 2ablan6et. s set.
te County alene er ser fnnoet 7E
Mel1neifelig. Sra S6nnnerfla6el
blep Ser re06et a6lfillige Mennelfer
ion1 bar ontgibne af 2igene af 6eres
Samilier, &lapperlGanger og on6rt
Sfabninger, og flere af 0e &e60e0e
bar blepen banpittige. Sig og Ma6s'
Ter forroa6ner, og set frpgtes, al
fmitionnne Spg6omnre bill in6tre6e,
bbprfor Stoten er anno6et ON al
bie1pe me6 8egrapntngen al 2tgene
og 6iernelie al Ma6Slerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
5pprpcisitrcifcn / Smaba.

Sem / libite l1ge begpn6te Sporpeis=
ltreife / Snaba og Council 8luffs
bor fgrt til betD6elige nroligbe0er og
Sanmen1tpo 1nellem Sc Streifenoe
pg inofbrte niOlcrti0ige Sllnftion9=
rcr. Gisie li0lte bar for 1tgrlte 8ar=
fen 1poe0e Solf, fom foraariageoe en-
sci Sfabe pe0 life at forltaa Mrbei=
set. Ser fete iapn1ig Sberfalb pao
Sc fjerenoe @ogne, og mange Gin=
ouer / Disle blep Iaaet in0. MaDo=
.rcrne i S1naba og Council 8luffs
bar iegt at mGgle, og Ser er u0iigt
til, at gtrejfen mart bil blipe or6net.
Mntogeltg bill Ser blibe giort Sltnf=
tionererne betp6elige S1orgmmeller
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
5in(an0 oil for(oare fin
fri6e0.

Sra &eliingfors, Sinlauo, ncooe-
les, at 6trnerne for6ereOer Jig pao
peb en- ppbnef 9fepolution at foripare
Sc iibfe &eiter al 0eres ltatsretSlige
8ribe0 og Selpltanbigbeo, lom &nS=
ierne iii ipger at berppe oe1n peo at
inblpgge 6inlal1o 111tber set rusiiife
Gige iom Ell almin0elig Eropins.
Sen rus1ilfe 9uma penteS ON fort
Sis at billie pe0toge Ell 9op / Sen
g3etning, og olutionspartiet ipger
nh al al N}agt at treffe 6orbereoel=
ler til en- aln1inbelig &ejsl1ing blonot
6innerne iom en Yrotelt moo at bli=
be opllugte al SEN ruSiilfe 8jprn.
S set li6lte balpe Snes slar bar
9iuslanb Gang efter Gang lpgt at
berppe Tinlano SEN enc efter Sen a11=
Oen al oe 9fettigbeOer, ipm bleo til
lifret set pe0 slf1tooelle11 ira 5berige
til 91nslo>10 1909. Geb GreOen
SreDerifSbonn n9p11te slar lnaatte
Sberige afltaa TinlQno efter Ell
baar6 &rtg, un0er bpilfen Ttnnerne
bapbe forlparet 0eres 2an0 1ne0 BE-
un6ringsbnroig Sapperbeo. Ser
blep pe6 Sre0slutningel1 goranteret
6tnnerne Selpitpre UNDER rusliit
Sperberrebgmme, meo G5aren ion1
5torbertug al 6tnlal1o. S Marenes
9eb er Selpitpret paa forlfjellig @faa.
0e blebet in0lfrgnfet, men al6rig felt
opbepet. Neen MI ipnes oct Si0S.
punft at nerme Jig, oa Sen iibife &et
til set bil blipe frataget 6innerne.
Den rusiiffe gfegiering bar nenlig
for nogle Gage ii6en u6itebt ct l1fas,
Ser gaar n6 paa> at ser fife ifal ben=
tes lenger paa en- @rflering fra Sen
rusif-finife Gplles-&omisiion Ser
bar ne6iat for at faitilaa Binlan0s
@tmsrettigbe6er. Ser ifal fremipt,
tes ct 2obforiag for GinIan6s 9u-
mo-, iom bergber Sinlan6 tit Selb-
itDre og tiloeler set 5 &eprelentanter
/ D11nraett.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
&etsias lnelle1n Guof ug Hearb?

Sra Seem Dorf l1re06eleS li0lte l1gc
at 6re0ericf 81. @oof gipr Sorberebel.
ler til at iaglgge &oman0dr &earr
for @faoeseritatning for 8agtaleliel
og for at babe paa nretm9slig Maa=
Sc brugt Goof's Splag al Ng0Den.
6igbe0sarttfler / @tab, @renlon0
6bis 0ete ifer, bill set blibe Domltole>
ne og fife 8i6enifabsmpn6ene JON
fommer til at afgigre, ON @oof bar
naoet Norbpo1en. Set er Hearp'S
l16talelie ol1L at Goof bap6e gipe1
0en amertfanife geation en u@ol(
8ricf", lon1 bar bragt Goof til al
tGxfe poa Grltatningslpgsmaal. Sen
galnle 5trib on1 bborbi6t Goof far
naaet til Soppen al Mc&inleD 8ier=
get I @nlbington for nogle Mar lioen,
bnilfet ban lelb paaltaar, men ipn1
ben9gteS al an6re, bill nenlig oglao
b1ibe taget un0er fornpet Operpeielic.
og Goof far giort 5fri6t til at fao
fine 2e0logere pe0 6e11ne 8iergbeitigs
ming fal0te til Seem Oorf for at al
gipe Gi6nesbDro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
TOritprrelier i seleeraftjeneiten.

Si0ite 29roag in6traf itore 6or-
ltDrreller | Selegraftieneiten ober be=
le 2an6et. Sgiaa europa bar 8e-
tieningen meget banifelig, og flere
Simer bar Set n91ten nr111ligt for
Selegraftlterne at afie116e 1epelcber.
Marlagen bar, bba0 / Gelegrofiit-
iproget fal6es en- uslurora" Ell Sill
itanb, un0er bbilfen Mtmolfgren er
i bgi @ra6 oberfpl0t meo gleftricitet.
Samti0ig op6age0e 9litronomerne Ell
,Solplet" ser par 10000 M1ile
Diameter, og iom fife ti0ligere bar
let paa SolenS Sperflabe. Dette /
Sorbin6elie me6 at Glaneten Mars
/ 6eune Eio er. Sor0en betp0eIigt
narmere en6 ipbban1io nre11es al
Dnre gfDl1s tic oenne abnortne Sil-
itan6. 2groag Mften bar gelegraf=
tjeneiten otter / COB Oroen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
@inebpt, @allinaer pa saft.

Ser git ii6ite l1ge &pgter ON, at
&egieringens eberite Soritembe6s.
man6 Nincbot, Ser er &obeMe6eren
&oolepelt's @onierbations Bolitif,
piloe iege iin Mfife6 paa @run6 al
Sen / ii6ite uge omtalte &enba6ifning
af Sn6enrigsmi11iiter 8allinger for
bans Sorbolo Sp6rgsntaalet ON
MHtaaelien at 8an6fraft= &ettigbeoer
/ oe beltlige Stater og &ullan6 |
9llalfa. geu oplDles set, at 8reii-
6ent Saft bar annro6et Bincbot ON at
forblipe paa lin 3of, og bar ia1nti-
Big n6talt, at 6et bar bans (Hreli=
bentens) 8eilutning / ct og alt at op-
retbol6e &onierpations 8olitife1
fortlptte SsSrrigationsarbei6erne oe
bepare Nationalifoben pg &nllan
set, og at ban pilbe forIange &ol1.
gresie11 at be6tage 2obe, ion iRttel
Sagen paa en- fat 8aiis. S Sen
bol0 bertil bar Hincbot erfIaret a
ban bill blibe pao lin Noit. Sm
bap6e iioite llge en- San1menfon1i
n1e6 8raiioent Saft / galt Safe 81
|tD, be0 bpilfen ser opnaaebes en- fulo
! itnr6ig GoritaaeHe melIenl oent.