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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-09
CARDINAL SATO[[|
SERIOUSLY I'LL

Rome, July 9.-The serious illness
of Cardinal Satolli is a matter of
grave concern at present in Vatican
circles. For several years the car
dlnal has been suffering from a
chronic ailment, which, added to his
age-he will be seventy years old
this month-renders his recovery ex-
tremely doubtful.
In the history of the Catholic
church Cardinal Satolli will forever
be remembered as the first papal del
egate to the United States. His ap-
pointment to Washington in the early
'90s. as many will recollect,. was
hailed with mingled feelings of de-
light and disapproval in Catholic &C.
Iclesiastical circles in the United
States and it is a tribute to Satolh's
diplomacy that the jealousies which
were aroused at first were soon dis
|sipated and long before he had con-
cluied his mission he had won the
esteem and friendship of the leading
American churchmen.
Cardinal Satolli has long been ia
nous as one of the most learned
members of the Sacred college. He
was educated in the diocesan semin-
airy at Perugia, then presided over
by Joachim Pecci, archbishop of
Perugia, who later was to be called to
the chair of st. Peter as Pope Leo
XIII. Surrounded, as he was, with
associations entirely ecclesiastical in
the university town of Perguia, the
trend of Satolli's mind from his boy.
mood was in the line of priestly vOca.
ton. His first ambitious reaching
out for scholarly attainment brought
him under the scrutiny of a teacher
more than ordinarily gifted with
scholastic culture in the direction OF
theological knowledge. His pro.
found intellectual acumen embraced
the philosophical utterances of the
earliest fathers of the church, notably
| st. Thomas Aquinas, the theories OF
| the pagan teachers, and the funda.
mental groundwork of all theology
as learned in the gospel of the
evangelists. With these individual
elements the Jealous archbishop Of
Perugia sought to bring into the ad.
ijustment of the popular issues of the
day blended the teachings of the
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-09
Christian EndeavOrers Busy.

st. Paul, Mimi, July 9.-Again the
Christian Endeavor hosts began the
day with prayer and song while yet
the hour was early The usual quiet
hour service in the Central Pres
byterian church was followed by a
school of methods in which the work
of the society in all it's branches was
explained by Bishop Fallows of Chi
cago and other eminent leaders.
From 10 to IL O'Clock denomina-
tional rallies were held in a score of
churches III all parts of the city.
Eminent speakers were heard at
the union workers conference this
afternoon, among them William
Ralph Hall, field secretary for Mich
igan; H. Gordon Lilley, field secre-
tary for Manitoba ana Saskatchewan;
Rev. ]. P. Anderson, president of the
South Dakota union; Miss Kirby Nc
Chesney of Texas, A. ]. Shartle, field
secretary for Pennsylvania; Karl
Lehman, field secretary for Colora-
do and New Mexico. and Rev. Will
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-09
Over Thirty-Five Years.

In 1872 there was great deal OF
diarrhOea, dysentary and cholera in
fantum 1t was at this time that
hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy was first brought
into use. 1t proved more successful
than any other remedy or treatment,
and has for thirty-five years main
tanned that record. From a small
beginning its sale and use has ex-
tended to every part of the United
States and to many foreign countries.
Nine druggists out of ten will recon-
mend it when their opinion is asked,
although they have other medicines
that pay them a greater profit 1t
can always be depended upon, even
in the most severe and dangerous
cases. For sale by all dealers. -
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-09

past. And thus early Satolli grow in
touch with the desire of his illustrious
teacher, and his ambitious mind fol-
lowed enthusiastically where the
master led.
When Cardinal Pocci became pom
tiff of Rome the scholar of his mold
ing was early called to the broader
culture of the Roman school. AS he
grew in this Strengthening atmos-
phere he kept in accord with Leo's
theological principles, and was his
prime helper in the diffusion of his
advanced educational ideas. Pope
Leo placed him in positions of high
trust. He was canon of the Church
of st. John Lateran, whose founda-
ton was laid by Constantine. He
filled with success two important
professOrships in the most renowned
schools of Rome-the Propaganda
and the Academy of Noble Eccles-
iastics.
With his appointment as professor
of dOgmatic theology in the college of
the Propaganda, Mgr. SatOlli, al
though comparatively young man,
became at once one of the most con-
spicuous figures in the Catholic
world. The hundreds of students who
had the privilege of attending his
lectures carried back to their re-
spective countries news of the pro-
found learning and marvellous elo-
quence of their professor of dogma.
Cardinal Satolli has been a volumin-
GUS writer on theological questions
and his works have found their way
to the libraries of priests all over the
world
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-09
Pen Sketches
OF Il. Il. Rogers.
Some Of the Great OH Mans PeCuliarities
His Kindly Heart and Ills Capacity
For Satire and vindiCtkeness.
A Remarkable Man.

"HE late Henry II. Rogers, vice
president of the Standard O1l
company. has been described
as genial, approachable, talk
alive and altogether attractive: then
sarcastic, bitter and jeering; cordial In
one breath, chilly the next; kindly and
almost lovable, then cold and harsh.
His expression could transform itself
while he blinked his eyes. His voice
could travel through the scale of vim
dictiveness, Indifference. politeness. az
liability and friendliness in a single
instant"
One Of the intimates Of Mr.. Rogers
was Mark Twain. who in private HE
is Samuel l.. Clemens. When the IA
nous humorist became bankrupt
through the failure of the publishing
firm with which he was identified the
oil man took charge Of his shattered
fortunes and restored him TO position
Of independence. He never seemed
happier than when in Mr.. Clemens so
ciety and often took him with him on
yacntlnG cruises. he great NIitei
heard of Mr.. Rogers death on his way
to New York, where he had expected
to meet his friend and enjoy the day
with him. He exclaimed:
"This is terrible, terrible. l can't
talk about it, | am ineXpressibly
shocked and grieved."
Mr.. Rogers activities In connection
with the Virginia railway commonly
known as Rogers tidewater road
had been held responsible for much of
his i'll health in recent years. Prac-
tically alone he had carried through
this project. his last great industrial
venture. There have been many re-
ports that he lost millions in the en-
terprise.
1t was said by his associates that he
had done little or no specializing In
Wall street since 1906 and that all his
energy beyond what was required in
the Overseership of the Standard Oil
company had been concentrated on
the tidewater roads completion. Re-
ferring to the present status of his for
tune. a man in position to know the
facts said that Mr.. Rogers held at the
time of his death about 10000 shares
of Standard Oil stock, worth S14.00O,-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-09

n. Il. ROGERS AND HOW HE STARTED IN
BUSINESS.
600. The estimates of his losses In
late years ran as high as $5O.O00O0Q.
When the new road was opened form
ally in April the city Of Norfolk ex-
erted itself to honor the builder Mr..
Rogers took a party to Norfolk for the
opening. He appeared stronger than
for many months and in great spirits
over the railway achievement. At a
dinner in his honor he heard Mark
Twain praise him as benefactor The
author told how the oil man helped
Miss Helen Keller, paying for her
education for a quarter Of century.
1t Is related OF Mr.. Rogers expert
ence as a member of the firm Of
Charles Pratt & Co. that the men in
the different Pratt factories came to
know his humors by the twist of his
mustache.
Both ends up" they used to say In
advising each other that he was in a
mood to make trouble for somebody.
Zone end up meant a fairly even
temper.
Both ends down" signified that the
day would pass pleasantly for the en-
ployees.
The story Of how Mr.. Rogers gave
his home town of Fairhaven. Mass,
its sewer system Is Identical with the
story Of how he gave away one Of his
daughters in marriage. Having made
up his mind that il the town could
not afford the piping of its sewage into
the bay he would himself meet the
expense, Mr.. Rogers determined that
he would choose the very best sewage
system obtainable. He decided on a
kind of sewer built by an English
company whose representative was
Urban H. BroughtOn. He accordingly
invited Mr.. Broughton to Fairhaven
and made him guest at his home
while the two inspected the town to
determine where the pipes should be
laid At the Rogers home Mr. Brough-
ton met the financier's daughter, Cara,
and as the trenches deepened bis love
for the heiress also grew deeper. with
the result that the engagement was IN.
.nounced before the sewers were fin
ished.
t.+'
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-09
ORONDO FERRY NOW RUNNING.

Have installed a new IS b. p. en-
CINE and am prepared to handle the
trade safer and better than ever be-
fore
CARL B. CHANDLER,
80. Proprietor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ball arrived here
yesterday from Eureka, Ill. They
were recently married at that place
and are spending their honeymoon
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-09
liam Cody president of the Kansas

liam Cody president of the Kansas
union.
One of the biggest rallies of the
convention is scheduled for the Audi
torium tonight, with Father Clark
presiding and Senator Beveridge of
Indiana and Rev. Charles Brown, D.
D., of Oakland, Cal, as the chief
speakers.
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trip here with cousins, DR.. Culp.

Have the Daily World left at your
door and read today's news today
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-19

De gooe 9'incr til ilet SpiI, er oct
ban oog life mllli1t. Sprtpiplclie
prT0er bans 9InIet, jom filter mel.
lem rpot % briot, ban bibcr iig i
@rbcn % prioer Spnoerne, iaa set
CT Ell 9Dnf at le banl. Selegrammet
iaar life Creo 2onancn, set er i.
ge'om oet brTnoer banl % oct ha.
les Trcn ct gtu. Sn9cn fan ban
betro lig til, ingen beler bans So,g.
GnoeIlg fonnler ser Ell genlptlig no
'cenoe pIore &erre fprbi, sen itn1e
lamlcr al lin Gnergi % hpiiter no1 lie
Gro Ill ham. Gen updnfonlne Ser.
re lrler Sclearamnet opnlUrfioult
iaienncnt mems Sen nnocn bar fine
beoenoe Zine itiut l1itet pad banl
Som ct Ieoen0e SpergSnoalStegn -.
cr Der 9anb, er ocr 9ieoning? -
ltaar ban % penter paa set ufaie.
renoe Sro. Weo ct lunt, iorltaaeI-
iesfilot Snil - % ct SaInlitroa -
IeprreS (elcgronlmct tilbnge i'll bets
Glernano, ipm life lrnger ieger at
tTaae SfiuI pao fine Sslelicr.
gorte / oet enc &ierne goor Set
mere itoienoe ipr fir - ser boIber
SeOerne til, % Ser iorefommer iii
% oa nofiaa bi0ii9t Scener bIanoi
Dem. Oilers ganr nIt iorboIoSui2
roli9t ifipnt belt 6orionlIingen
ontager ct Iipligere % lipligere
&rrg 10 mere oct nprluer iie @ers-
tloenS Sliltnina, og oct giploer at
benptte be iioite Wfinutter.
%i iorlnoer @oIlericrnc, mems
6osieouren Ipoer fiernere, % ieser
noe pon 0nOen df en- SoriamIin9
nin0It Ii9e iaa toIrig iom oen !
iorIoo. Ser itaar IeEge SeioIt i'm
bebite Sta0s; Sc itrteffer 0nI3 bOer
Sang 0eren dabnc5 O ipeiOer eiter
sc tien6ie 2luligter fro @sricn %
9aaber paa 9ciieorbp. &c trpn8cr
i;0 fren ian 9o0t oe fan; mcn DER er
mango ON @poet o9 mango lam gaor
ifuifebe bort.
&r. $Ssier (oer or Ell flor Don
Suon): y8roteil ieg bar ilitiet Gem
inbe nit 6iGrte."
55refenen: Y9ld, @r. Spier, ion
maa &c cn0elig IIippe mig iN i0icn
je8 fan life toole SgangieI."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-19
%cbanblimg al SarmreSifaber.

Get berer life til Sjrlbcnbeoer.
lie, naor man fpr6cS poa %ciene ro
glcnnem 6armlnn6et at ie Nope,
Sarber, Gllltipotorer og onbre &eb-
lfaber, ser er bleben itaoenoc
Qforferne pou set Steo, 6oor Sc
liolt bleO brllgte, % bliper ltanen6c
ser, til ser blipcr @u,g for oem
igien npite @nor. Sinberc, Slao-
lnaifiner, Seriper % Sdnmoifi-
her Iioer life ian ganife iiploen
ianune SfiGbne pon @rllnb al Tor-
ionlneIigbeo fra Gjeren5 Sine. 2llle
loooonne 9tebifnber er 6nre at an.
itafie, men sc pil0e ieIoi0Igelig pa-
re meget lGngere, bpi8 Ser blcp ia.
oct bare pno Dem pao rette Woa
6e, noor Sc life CT / @ruo. Ser
pil life iin0cS Ell @p9ning poo bele
5orncn, ser piI forrcnte iig ino
no6t iom et SuS for Reoifa6cr al
ollc SlogS. ct ianoont 0us ber
frem for aft bare ct tpt og 0oot
Sag % bGre iaa tpt, at sSierfrG
on boloes noe of oct, og tilIigc
loo tRt, at Snecn life 6riper in0
poa Ne0Ifaberne eller Sen foloc el-
Ter be0e @ino gnar ino pan 0et.
Get ier life Blot iloe uo, men set
gier tilli9e Sfaoe paa 92eoifabet
nadr 6ierfrpet bruger set til Si6-
0epIobS Sen 2io oet itnor ! 6u5.
gte6ifrireren al oisie 2inier ooer-
tog / @aar en- Tornt poo huilfen
leg fan0t en- Nlop, Iom bar M ira
,5abrifen Sommeren foruo, og iom
bar froSlen fait / ,5itrerL bpor Sen
bar blepen bru9t Here Wooneoer
torub, ON Soften giegnen boo6c
ffpllet 6itren til efter oen ioo belc
EloOlegenlet por oGffet mc6 1Ior0,
fun sloicn % Stinrtene bar ipnliqe
ut benne Tlop montte Qienneugoa
CT grllnoig Separation far sen
tl'noe brugcS, er roget, Ser Tiger iig
ielD. Oct obrige Heoifab pao 6or.
men bar enten fort ianlmen IongS
ct Scgn elIer int in0 / ct oabent
Sfur. Gpor San'ene mart fonot, at
oet bar en- beBogeIig Siooeptoo8.
og oper 6bilfet Ger fln bor logt err
enfclt Sag 6iGL iom Sag, uocn at
9lnbnin0crne meIlem sGi0lenc bar
tGtte6c Ge 9teoifa6er, iom bar
latte ill6 Bette Sfur. bar ielpiel
gelig bebre inrue enh- Ilouen noe
! @'arfen, iOet o. fet ninoIte bar
noe al Sorben % bellbis oGffeoe ior
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-19

"Niin Mor". Ger 0ipes ncppc TO
anore Oro port GproQ. Ner titiam
h,en er loO riQe paa Nctn0nino ION
Oisic. }or poobornct henccr oe in
telpe gipet. Dor CloinQcn ey be 1el
belliQlte al ale Niinoer. Vi fam o.orio
leoe lcnge moi eIler bore iraoet SiuQt-
itabsforbolo, Der qjor bisic Sro iao
oDrebare for os. Iisie 5nntcr nrnes
iaa lla1cnoe Oco ct yreo ira N}r. q.
5. 0eilano, 604 6olumbia Il %ono.
Nor6;'er, Ntosi., til Or. Yeter 5a6r=
nep " Sons, 6bico0o, 3a Nreuet
lpoer 'aaleoes: Seq tit Ell 6loitc al
Sr. Petsrs &uritO bos Ntr. Spbn s.
Satobion / Bolton og ienote rem iii
min gamle Dior 9iorQe iom Tar me-
get 'p9eli9 oa itrobelie. 3c1 bar
netOp baot bcn @lGoe at mob'ooe eft
me9et opmuntrenoe &reo ira 6cno. ON
bo0r 9oot 9icoicinen bar 9iorf hcnoe.
Te5a9 at laoe mig oioe, bpor oenne
Mteoiein tan fnues 9orse, oa oct 10
oll bllbe betpemmere Tor benoe at ioo
Den Der"
Or. pcters 9urito frcmpiitr line
lllnobeos9loenoe GQenitaber aae
Sanoe = blqnot ale 6olt. Zen iaoes
bos Sotala8enter | nehen etbbert Qano
! Ncroen. gtn9aaenoe narmeye Cp=
lpsnlnger itrjp til 81. YCter ,Ia6rncu
" Sons 60, ll2 -119 eo. Nopne
Qloe, 6Gica9o Sa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-19

Sol % 9ie9it. Cen icrItc @p0nina
'onl lc9 pdatoA mig at opiere paa
Tormcn, pnr ct Sfnr, 20X32 Soo,
nieb SbingIe Gag. Nanr Teoifaber
c9 N'aifilcr itanr uoTffcoc. pil oei
ittc pore lrngc, inoen SrUuUrfet
onlfring %oltc. Sfrlier og 9tagIer
bIipcr mort SoI. @ino c9 Tcgn
giar Gci meo WmIinocn, %anoei
trUnger ino SrGpprtetS 9iepner
% Der bcgpnocr en- sSorrnoonelies.
proceS, iom bill iorcocs bcmocIigt /
2pbet al hcn pdaiplgenoc Srion
Solrn nil peo i'm S5eoe ioroorinac.
at Mpttrifer lpSncr Tnno irpn-
GER ino, % Sfriearn9crne rlllter.
inaleoeS at @oltene bliper lelc oiu.
Ille 9ieolfnbcr til Sorobebuno.
ling, Tlope, 6nrper &nltipntorcr,
Gilfrebifnber Spnbcr pp Noffereo.
ifubcr, nnn bapc ct 2og 0srfrS-
olie.Woling pan bcn Sio Wfdrfor.
beioet er enot, ieln ori set titles /
ct trt Sfi:r. Tcttc bill gipre Serit
og StaoI mere bolbbnrt, % WoIin.
gen pil mart liocS al nnor Nco-
ifobct togeS @rug on %uoren.
SilIigc moo man Jorge for at fno
1lIe Nlulb0clc, Stroo .. lian., ionl
itnNcr @ril1cn al Mcoifobct bar bef-
tet fig pnn octtc, iiernebe fra nIle
Groac oa %infler.
Gm man life foa lat I Slicna.
lnG cllcr al en- eIIcr an0cn @rino
life pil brilge oennc, iao fan man
og'un hiGIpe fig ne6 Scot % Clie.
Der er fri for Salt. @r Sfiwct an.
bra0t lige poo Soroen. bill set ppre
Gobt at oGffe rSorben mco ct ooot
2n0 &l'Icin6cr@, oa 0ette pl ill0c
,Sll0tigbebcn % biuorc 9icoitobcrne
/ at rllitc. Wion fan ga lUttc |lope
oN uIIc on0re 9fcoifobcr Ii9c neb
pAn GinocrSIn0ct Mci boi@ man
life bar Gin0cr3, mno man lrttc
hDcrt Nc6lfob op pon llnon Grr.
ItDffer, luo at Sc life fonImcr @e
rgrinq nlc0 sen bare NSor0.
SrTngcr # cIIer onbct 9feoifab
til Ncporotion, 0ipIoer oct ON at
Ioretoge benne tibligit miliot on
Tintcrcn life ior0i Sen Sio cr
bcbre ems ienere ben men foroi
man tioIigt pnn Gintcrcn buffer be.
ore, boo6 SloQS Separation set be-
Itcntc StDffe 9icoifab trpn0cr. Ter
bliocr oerbeo ocSu0cn Gi0 til at
forIfripe He'crpcoclc ira InbrifenL
ON 'anoont ifllloe oGrc nG0pcnf;ot
9(t opiGttc 9'cporotion@nrbcibct ill
NOR ino imoo @anrcn oiI iom Ge,
9cl lore ill., at man life faor set
ia0 grlnOi0t uOfart iom set bnroc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-19

Nopeopnrten ira Selemurlabp0oerne.
Oct er en- &jcnNs0ierrinq, OF gntu.
rer cper Ell liOr SnoiIpoelic paa Nien-
neitets glnl0Q, ina p0ian Ipr ben ppe=
title Sanos, % bette iortlnrer oa bette
6prbolo. Sbi inapt inbes Der Steber
al mere poetiit p9 malerjit Silenbco
eno netop elemarten. 0por man
f0roes oisie @p0oer trUiier man iaa
at lise enbper @rp9 en- Ii9teriiGl.
Zen norfie 6olttoi9tnina bar Ell
6ploe al 9fi8opnl r9 poetiit Stonbeo,
lom in9en anoen giations, % bar matt
lite 9lnleonin9 at rsile ON 2anoet %
ltuoere 6oltcts &nrnitcr, iaa ian man
lNre oenne at tjenos peo Stuoiet al
6OltfniSinlngen; tbi ben oiper ct trp
Silleoe al belle bet 00te naticnale.
Zen norits 6olte0i9tuin0 er iite 0p.
bort; Den leUer % blomlirer li0e fro
big. Zen er ct TUlo, Der alori9 fan
tSmmeS; tbi ben ipirsr p9 leper meo
,}oltet ielp.
S9 m0a Ocnne Stat, ri ber bar, ol-
brig mere 8lemmes, men lUres % be-
Oares. &jenoitabet til DEN oil brin0e
Os til rettere % beore 6orltaaelie al po
Glit til bort 6Olt % 60orelano, %
boab mere er, hsn uil iremelIte % ipr=
pge hos Os 6Orltaaelicn al % Sanien
ior 9IatIlrens StjonDeo og &en6eo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-19
@ambnrgs SprslIp.
vi slnna 0ulcf.

Zen iom alSrig bar int i'm 6o0
iuOcnIor en- iterre &srsbpgningS
&090c, bor inoreit mulig benDtte oen
i5rite % bc0Ite NlnleOning iom bpocS,
Ill at bcie elIer rettere ion ct Snb-
bIif set 2iU, iom rerer Zig Ser
moe Sen traplcite @pr3tio
Som nleO ino @onlburg5 @pr5,
% Ie pil ie ct Shleipil ira oct mo
oerne 6inanSlip, ionl 9e life bar
tunnet gicre Gem nogen 6oreihlling
)u pao 6orbaanO.
aIoffen er benpeo I, % ySilifu'
crne" itrenlnlcr opao Groppen til
3oIIeriernc, lem er iorbeboIot &ubIi-
finn. Der boiIer ct pit beitioeli9t
Rrpg oUer oenne 6oriomlirg. Ser
taaIno0ig Oenter pun al n ol9ppet"
rulleS op, B. c.: at Oerene nabnea
til Sfncpiobicn onl ire &parter. Gn-
QcIig borc3 g. tllnge &loftcIlng, og
allie 0c 6crrcr iom hiotil far bol0t
liz / &prri0orcrne, 'trpmmer ino /
Ben itore Sal - imgc % gomIe -
aolIc for at ipille @omcoie % ON
>re for at ipille Gragc0ie. s Gt gfu er
>ollen fpl0t til Srpngiel, men flerc
% fIcre iIer ino og ioroeler iig /
ems tiIItg0enoe &inoufter, iSet buer
nfeIt inOtagcr i'm beitcmte Elao8 /
III al 0e paa @uloilooen ofmGrfebe
lconetriite 6i9lrer.
&onpcrlctionen CT ilo Sang
nen no6eu cnfelt Stenlne fan life
jgre5, Sen enc5 Stemne oper0oper
zen orNen5, % op til 0olIerierne IN.
1er scr iom ijern @ruien al ct mag.
igt 6oSIeiaI0.
&ommebogerne bales iren og ga.
)irer / ale 6arOenunrcer goar fra
>aan6 til 5aono, iigtcS, peie5 % fin.
)e3 ior lette, eIIer Sc filter Gier.
ErDpeoaoien mes bet forifielligite
,Sn6boIO tior i'm 9iunoe / apa0ratet
ser lugtes, images oa GRANTEES
ue0 forifieIliet 9eiuItat.
GIuoielig merfer man, at Ser 9aor
igeiom ct eleftriIf Stpo gjennem
5oriomlingen - 0srSbuoene itrem.
ner in0 me6 @rnoerne fuIote al Ge-
leQrontner Serrerne penter iltoal.
no6ig til Suren fonner, % meo
nprf6dr 9terpeiitet rtDeS Gepec9en
op. Set er life ponifeIig at l9ie
oeres 2lnii9t al booo 2lrt 9uoifobet
cr 2}co ct tiIfreos 9}if % ct Smil
eager en- 3elegranlnet onbU9gelig
ionnen mems en- anoen lGier ON
"a ON i9ien for at ie, ON ban pirfe'
l9 lpite rel, % llotrptfet bliper to-
oi9 m6rfere % msrfere.
Tet % % neo itoar en- gonife in9
6crre aloele5 olene. San Ter no til of
5iere lin Debut Gag ian forIP9en
ION ban ltoar ser. GnoeIig fommer
ct @uo % rnffer bom et Selegrmn
o. BANS 2In'igt lp5ner ueo Sanfen
poo, at bnn 0og bIirer bemprfet.
.Gco ct burtigt @lif poa @opiret for
pi5ier ban iig on BETS Snoboio.
0uao mon ser itoo? Gr Oen iprite
SpcfuIation mi5Ipftet2 gteeter
@onfeu bon &enge2 @ller bOao?
(roe3 oen ilnge Ytanbs itore s(n'
ItrQngelier 'or at beberife iig o1 boil
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-19

"&crcy6eimen"s 3rptt.ri / 6ropt5-
ton, Nijnn. bar p0tct 6ienio9t ar
5loe6rGno ~ tjeroer life til, nm
&rooo No9cn Dopre asiureret cller ci
men ianoipnligois leo ban ct 3at.
iom 5ons &cunoreye o9 &enner, "Nc-
iic'beimen tolri9e goiers let moi fam
og Iitterlig bill oels meo BAN.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-19

TeO Sillpbene i eau 6laire iorlcOcn
bunOt SoGn 'Spenien ira Gulut6 Die
'ier'tabet ior glmertn Tor unoen 0janQ.
@on 9loroc lt0aenoe 0op pao il8 ~
i2l Sao ~ II @ulom,oallen. Cm-
irln9 1000 3o,roar &obene.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-29

FRANK MINOR,
CONVICT HI
--s
Was Frequently Visited by
the Woman in the Kid
mapping Case, Who
Claimed to be
His Wife

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 29.-
Developments here may clear the
mystery OF tho Whitla Kidnapping
case. Inquiry came here from Cleve-
land as to whether Frank Minor a
convict in the penitentiary here,
could not be connected with the
Whitla boys kidnapping. Mfn--
sentenced from st Louis In Deem
Der, 1907, for two years. He will
be discharged in June. He was con-
victed Of forgery. An i1vestIgatio1
dktloses the fact that Boyle and the
woman who has been parading as HIS
wife, have on many occasions Wis
tied Minor at the penitentiary. The
woman claimed TO be his vito and
in this way was allowed to see Minor
Minor declared today tSas he did
not know the woman, but the prison
officials believe he is tryllg to shield
her.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-29
DREAM OF EMPIRE
Governor Folk Sees Entire
American Continent I'm
der Old Glory.

Ashevills, N. c., March 29.-The
whole OF the American continent vii,
become one republic under
the government OF what Is now the
United states, was the prediction
made by Former Governor Joseph
w. Folk, of Missouri, here today.
Gov. Folk eaid that a clash between
the United States and Canada vas
inevitable and that It will come In
The not distant future. The great
influx of Americans into the grain
and tobacco regions Of southwest
Canada, each carrying with him his
natural allegiance to the Unfsed
States, is the leavsn which he thinks
will eventually develop a clash with
our sitter country on the north.