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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-21
FIRST MEETING
TARIFF BOARD
Will Meet in a Few DAYS
and Then Outline a Plan
of Operation.

Washington, Sept. 21.-The new
tariff board, which recently was APP
pointed by the President under the
authority of section OF the tariff
act OF August ., 1908, will probably
ho' d its first meeting in Washington
within the next ten days for the pur-
pose of outlining q working plan of
operation.
This aew board is charged with
she duty of securing information to
assist tn President in determining
whether or not this country is being
discrimilated against by foreign
governments in the matter Of tariff
rates, charges and exactiOns. Upon
the information received from It will
largely depend the action OF the
President in issuing or Withholding
his proclamations imposing the min
imum ates OF duty provided for in
the new act The act provides that
The maximum rates shall be applied
to all countries on and after March
81. 1910. which 'unduly diecrimi-
nate against the United States in
the matter Of tariff, and i'm this word
ing the authority OF the President Is
recognized to exercise his judgment
a. TO what constitutes undue" dis
elimination.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-21

ANTI-MARRIAGE
Some of the Things 1t Is
Claimed Mrs. Eddy Brand
OF Christian Scientists.

Gew York. Sept. Christian
Scientists and it's leader Mrs. Mary
Baker G.. Eddy. are again attacked in
an interview last night by Mrs. Della
M Gilbert. at her home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Gilbert says
"Thc Christian Science Church as
It is being run by Mr.. Eddy stand
for graft ldolatry, supcrsufions. and
anu-marriagc.
The platform OF tbc new Chris
tian Science Church will eliminate
the Objectionable features of the old
organization, and such platform
VIII be anti-graft against idolatry
aud superstition and for sane ideas
on marriage"
Alrs Gilbert interview was given
ont iu connection with am announce
mont that ON next Sunday Die win
formally open the Plaza Music Hau
u SOW York ms the regular Sunday
tipping place for ner new Chris
0an Science Church and viii herself
H. tho first reader Conrad WiUiken.
an a.iorncy, and TIE SON of "a Phil
a.ciphia clergyman. win Doc second
reader
In discussing The charge against
.e Christian Science Church Mrs
Gilbert eaid of the anU-graft phase
Every year Science and
Health. which is to the Christian
s.icrtis, what the Bible IS to- others
and % supposed to be Inspired.
comes out in new oIlioH and ssors
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-21

Christian Scientist who wishes to
Keep mp with the new formulas must
buy a copy. II the original book was
in. PRED. why are there new edi-
tons. These books are simply a
business proposition. and as there
are a number Of Christian Scent
fits in the United States, large
amount Of money is raised from the
sale Of the new BOOKS"
Concerning idolatry, Mrs. Gilbert
raid.
The members Of the old Christian
organization worship Mrs. Eddy. and
10 is very rarely Christ is mentioned
I'm fact, Mrs Eddy IS worshipped by
them as Christ"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-21
QUAINT JEWISH
CELEBRATION

New York. Sept. QUAINT and
strange spectacles are witnessed dur
ing the Jewish holidays. which will
attain their climax in the Yom kin
pur celebration week hence. Gath
eiing upon the south roadway of the
great Williamsburg Bridge, vast
company of orthodox Jews absolved
themselves of all sins committed dur
ing the last year by casting them
over the railing of the structure into
the river below. Many of the pious,
with prayer books opened, chanted
psalms in the open roadway between
the two boroughs OF New York.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-21
Personal
Mention

Mss Hattie Stricken. of salem,
Va, is visiting the Misses Sizer.
Henry Thomas, of Stonega. va, is
here today.
c. +. Hubble. OF New YORK. was a
business viitor too Bluefield today.
IL. 4. Tanner was here on bust
ness today from Cincinnati.
a. f. and A. NJ. Stone, of wythel
vile. Va. were among the arrivals
in this city today
Nj and NJ RS. Robert NJ. Pack, of
Roderileld, were visitors to Bluefield
today.
E. w. Maxwell. a real estat eand
insurance agent. of Princeton. was a
busine visitor in this city today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-21
WOULD DINE BUT
NOT WINE TAFT

Jack-on, Miss. Sept. 21.-Tac
Protestant Pastors Association OF
this city will make strong protest
asam serving wine at the banquet
which Will BE- served in honor OF
President TAFT when he visits this
city November on his celebrated
west and southern trip.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-21

Wearing Apparel Display,
September % and24.-Blue-
field Mercantile Co.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-21

Millinery Opening, Sep
TENDER % and % Bluefeld
Mercantile Co.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

grD6en paa 0Dnen ! Suiets gaoiferi,
|Eieren begpnote at bra1oe, % ibet
Bigcn foriegte at il11ffe, efsplooereoe
BEN, og BET brpnoenbe Gluionm blep
itanfet no ODER ben0e. Miis 8erg
ct for9l6relgs og bar tent | CHARLES
Heters @us / mango Mar.
= 6orel6rene til oct ferlte bbi6e
8arn, fd6t / Maribau County, er ny
Zig 6g0 / @oo0lan6, @alb. De bar
Soiepb s. Dapt0ion og &uitru, iom
/ 1916 ne0lotte Jig paa en- Garm nar
Sc @ran6e. Baa Sen Gtb por Ser faa
9pioe / -oenne Gel al Staten, og Set
par fem Maane6er, f6r 6e iaa en- bpi6
&pin6e. 0api0ion bar 80 og Mrs.
Oapioion 81 Mar, og Ser por nj Gage
mellem beres 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
u1inneiota.

- Gn Mniegning fra Clinton Mn=
0erion> Ole 6. Ollon, Muguit Doen,
Gbr. Gbriitia11s og Sobn 81. @tegner
ONT &et til at oprette Sarmers' Sea-
tiono( 8anf / @en6ricfs, Minn., er
bleben bepilget al 6orbun6sautbori,
teterne. &apitalen CT $4,000.
= 5. 81. @alporion al gilbert SEQ
Minn., iom / otte @ar bar DGret GU
perinten6ent / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u6oloing &oom" / @aibington, 8.
g., bill fratre0e Soften s. 1. Suni.
Sons gfterman6 blioer S. 8. Snge-
britien al gilbert Sea. Stillingen
lgnnes me0 $4,000 ON Maret, oe
uonepnelien tier ifplge Sn6itillinq
fra 4ongresman6 Saunep.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
!, 8oit-D Departmental bar ammo:

@oit.D ~epnrtementet bar ammo
Set @epreieutant Daois al 36ie19i'
itrift ON at anbefale en- 8oitmeiter
%titeoenfor Noitmeiter Sobn g. Nel-
ion at Carrier. &lagen moo Mr.
Mellon lp6er paa, at ban bar nnolaot
at iDare poa en- Mnmo6ning fra De-
partementet ON en- @e0egigrelie an
gaoen6e Sen frie @oitlepering fra
bans &ortor.
- &onoels= og Mrbeiosoeparte=
mentets SDrfomislton bar u0iteot
Sr0re ON, at Sc 6prlpgter Dulutb's
iom blep fiernet for iefs Mar
iiben, ifal opiettes igien. Sroren bar
iom G9lge al en- Mnmo6ning fra &e<
prejentont Miller. 5eillpbene /
Dulutb's @apn err blepen opmu0reoe,
og Sprlpgterne oil afmarfe 2ebeae>
11nar set er mgrft. Si0en 0isie 6pr=
lDgter blep fiernet CT Ser forefom=
met mango ubel6 og Sammen1tp0.
og Sfibsfarten bar liot %betp0elig paa
@run6 al g anlfeligbeoen meo at fin
Sc 2gbene / Mgrfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
6aab til &nin1erne.

st oonlf 8lo6 ifrioer:: Sc 6an1fe
&pin6er bar iaar for fer1te Gang
facet @epreientanter balgt in6 / So,
muneitpret. Nian maa baabe, at Sen
busmo6erltge @~pariommeligbeo meo
Dem bar bol0t lit Snotog / bort offen>
ltge 2ip. &%onrlnerneS @i9l6 er fra
189O-1907 bofset fra II Millioner
&roner til PIP M}illioner. Set pil6e
bore bel6ig, ON man MI ldgte at re6n.
cere Bette Sal noget og lggte at in6-
FIRE Sen gDl6ne &egel: at l9gge Fen=
gene op, fgr man Bigger @uiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
g6iCago.
Den )kan0inaui(ke Ulu(ik:
fef.
9anmarf faar nerbis &epreienta=
ttpn.

Mlt for mango Tiger ltoen bragte
ri Me0belelle om Sen ltore Muiiffeit,
iom Sc tire nor6iife 2an6es SCHUYLER
/ Screening iful6e arrangere. 81 bar
pi6it iom noget ielpfglgeligt, at 6e
6onlfe, ipenife og norife @angfore=
Ringer bao6e bper for Jig og / Gel=
leslfab 1ful6e ipnge, og at opgtige
Soliiter ifuloe optre6e; men ri bio
ite fife bbem, og naDnltg fife bbem
ser lful6e repreientere 9anmarf. 81
fan gle6e ale Donife, ser bar Dor
rationale 9@re fier, at Donmarf
bpa6 GoliIter angaur bliber imuffeit
repreienteret al ollie i6et nemlig tn
gen ringere en6 fg1. &ammermulifus
Gelliiten &enrp 8ramien bar gipet
SPITE ON at ipille. @enrD &ramlen
bor @er6ensrD ion1 en- Melter paa lit
iiel0ne Snitrument, laa ri, bans
2an65m9n6> fan bore trpgge. Saf=
fet bore bam fommer Ri fife til at
ltaa tilboge. 8lan6t Sc an6re Coli
lter fan ri income Sopraniongerin0er~
ne &agna 2inne CoeniD og Grace
gfielien (norlD, Mltiangerin6en Berg
. ~
liot Mnlru6, 8iolinilterne Gre0ertf
Sre6eriflen og @alb6an Sebe, og Or
ganilterne emil 2arien og Slai Cell
berg.
&pem ser ifo1 6irigere Sc 0onife
Sangforeninger er en6nn life en6e=
Zig afgiort, men man 1ful6e 1Dnes>
at Marinus Soul en bil6e bore ielp=
1frepen BERTH. Srfeltret bliber lam=
menlat al Meolemmer al Gbomas
Srcbeltra og ifal leoes al @r. Sans
geielien.
Muliffelten fommer til at itrpffe
Jig ODER 2 Sage eller rettere Mfte=
ner, nemlig SnsOog 5. 26. og Sors=
Sag s. 81. Maj. 81 lfnl / npl te l1ge
bringe @ille6e og nermere Smtale
al 9enrD 8raml er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
ganf 6orebras ! Oregon, @is.

2pr6ag 5. Is. @ai Mften 81.
7.3O boloer ST. 6. @asmusien fra
Minneapolis, l1ogiper al uDanife /
Mmerita" m. M, Goreorag i @orf-
mems Soil, Oregon, @ts., ODER @m-
net rSet og bdrt paa mine &eiier
giennem ollie be Sorene6e @toter i
So Mor". M6gangen til bette Sore
6rag er fri, og alle Sfanbinaber meo
6eres 6amilie er biertelig belfomne.
omiteen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
Jomo.

- Gemten SuloonDerter / @a=
terloo er UNDER Mnflage for Salg al
&us0riffe til Sn0ianere. Set paa=
ltaaes, at Ell al Hrobibitionilternes
Sieneltemenb leie6e to Snotanere til
at fipbe &us6riffe poa forlfiellige
Steoer, iaa &lage funoe tn0gipes
moo 8erterne.
= @in6uer / Girlt National 8onf,
@rtsmars &le6esban0el, Mmes
Srpfferi og mango &ontorer / $50
terloo iprpngtes og 8. s. Green fom
olporlig tilifa6e en- Mften li6ite uge,
6u bans Hopcorn=8ogn efsplooere6e
/ 8pens &%ope0ga6e. Set antages,
at @asolinbeboloeren er blepen an.
tRnot. StDffer al @ognen blep fa-
itet ioa langt lom Ell bel 8locf, men
bel6igpis fom ingen tilifo6e. &ele
Gorretningsltrgget bleo rpitet al gfs.
ploiionen.
- timber ct 6orieg pna at iluffe
en- Slolds if Mils Martba Berg, Ell
Sieneltepige / Siour Gitp, 0poelige
8ranoiaar iom Gplge al gfsploiion
al en- aiaregrp0e. Mrbei0erne, iom
'reparereoe Saget, bap0e lat Siere<
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
Speriaes Tolfememgoe.

Gperiges ltatiltiife Gentralbureau
bar uoienot 8eretntng ONT Solfe>
meng6en Sen 81. December 1908.
Sen uogioroe 5,429,600, eIler en-
Silpefst fra 1907 pao 51,887 8er.
Toner, eller IS pro mile. Saa bel
6en relatipe iom abiolute Gilpefst er
itgrre emo UNDER noget an6et Mar IL
Sen 1898.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

iioit blep oaIgt, bar bele 8pen tllr1mi.
neret. So, bele 8Den. :. .meo l1no.:
tagelie al ct eneite &us. Seq beo lite,
bpoo ser git for fig / bette Sus, men
neite @orgerl bar ser lite ct leben6e
Menneife / oct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
Get intcrparlamcntariife Tprbmnb.

giterot Set Notwithstanding
6orbun0 er reorgonilere og Ser er
beil11ttet aniat en- l6nnet @eneralie=
freter, far Set / 8riislel iamle6e
interparlamentariife &oa6 antaget
Mor0manoen, Sefretpr be6 Nobel]tif=
telien 2onge til @eneraliefretpr.
Sans 8opel bltper forelpbig 8rMS=
iel, men fan fommer til at reile me-
get for at pe0ligebol0e Sorbtnoelle n
mellem 2an0ene. Ser oil life iaar
blipe ofbol6t noget Mg6e al BEN In
t~erparlamentorilfe 6orbun6, men /
1910 lfal ser bol0es Me6e BrMslel
og / 1911 / Som.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
Danish Life
IN o N
N
BY JESSIE II. r OcHNER
With Is Pull Page Illustrations.

CONTENTS.
The Danes;-Government and Pol
ities;-The Church and Religion
and the Professors.-The Army and
Observation-Disclosures of Just1cs
and Local observation-disclosures
Unions and Social Democracy
Art and Letters.-Music and the
Stage.-The Position Of Women
The Press.-Country Life.-Some
Danish Snapshots.-The Poor and
Aged.-The Freehold Farmer and
a e1gfm}nt raj M G9,oper9attdion %,mo Re-
mark.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Typical Peasant Home,-The
Round Tower, Copenhagen.-The
Royal Palace Of Copenhagen with
the daily Parade of Life Guards
Outside a Porta, Copenhagen
Kongens Nytorv and the Royal
Theatre, Copenhagen.-The Ex-
change, Copenhagen, - Thorvald-
sens Museum, Copenhagen.-Group
of Danish School Girls at Gym
nastics.-A large Danish Farm
: Rsasant Ho M w @ dosrfHard Of o. E
fredericksburg. Palace. Frede-
ricksborg Castle. = Gamme1strand,
the Copenhagen Fishmarket.-Old
Gateway at Roskilde.
Bound In extra fne cloth with gold
ornaments (prepaid by eS0
L%.SRAsMUssEN PUB. COS
72O-724 s. 18th St, Minneapolis, MIMI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

= Senatet bar forfaltet Sen BE-
iolution, iom opfor0re6e &ongresl EN-
til at fan 6orene6e Staters Senate
rer palgt peo 6irefte 6olfeahtelnning.
Senatet be0tog @ulets @ill, Ser be-
pilger $4,000 oarlig til @iscon=
fins Milits, $4,000 mere ems Sc
ti6ligere &epilgninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
mtseonfn.

= 2eitnant Mormal g. Bull /
Broirie bu @bien, bpis 0berfebe blep
ifu6t beef / ct Slag UNDER 8orgerfri=
gen 5. 6. Mai 1864, 6s6e it0ite uge
/ en Ml6er al 76 Mar efter nogle 3d.
ges GDg6om. San bapbe / alle 0i5=
lie Mar neiten u6eluffen0e lepet pao
flp6en6e Sgbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
5or(6jeGigt.
@pt fra alle 2anbe.
&btnoelige &pnmuroere.

S Np 2a6oga / @upernementet 8e.
.terSborg bar man op6oget en- Mor0er>
ban6e, beitaaen6e al 20 &pin6er. So
peoperlonen> Ell rig @nfe Gbamerion,
bnr ferit mpr0et 6eres @ggtemeno og
oerefter flere &eiien6e, bpem Sc meo
Dfser ofbugge6e Neler, &in6er og
grer. S oeres 8iel0ere op6age0es
mango rppe6e 8urer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

be6en Ell oltiaa / 0anmorf Sd
@ange iaa itor iom / Sinlan6 og
Morge ~og 40 @rocent itgrre en6 /
Sberige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
Gclpmpro / Sc rprbiife 2anbe.

Set aarlige Mntal al Gelpmor6 /
0anmarf bar / Marene 19O3-19O7
/ @iennemlnit 528, I Morge 1902
06 III, / Sperige 19O1-O5 1888
og / 6inlan6 1902-O6 157. l1o=
regnes Nntallet al Selpmor6 / GSor=
bolo til 8efolfningen bier Oct Jig, at
for boer Million Sn6bpggere begaoes
Der / 6inlan6 IS Gelpmor6 ON
aaret, / Morge 60, / SDerige al oq
I Donmorf 205. 5elomorosbpppig-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
GplDsning pnifes.

Sfuloe nogen al bore 2eiere fien=
De en- ung Come be6 Napn @e6ptg
&asmuslen, beber ri 6em fortRlle
ben6e, at en- Boffe fra Californian,
ienot al S. $. Moor til benoe, ct
fommen ber til Chicago og bil bltbe
uoleDeret til ben6e al Mr. Clinton So
fob en I @alballa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
fSnalereber 1neb '2Ds /.

Noa 6e malajiife Ger leper Der
en- @eoerfugleart, Der iDnes at BABE
Cans for en- pig &pgge peo Sn6ret.
ningen al 8oligen. Dens &ebe, Der
er beoet al &lontetrebler, bar en-
iaa6on Sorm, at 6en nelten er gan-
ife tillrffet og iom Gglge oerof neo=
ben0igpis mgrf in6eni. Dette ct / og
for Jig life lan merfeligt, mango nor
6iife 6ugle u6ruger ofte 6eres sgg /
mgrfe @uller, og mon pe6 lite at, at
Sc fgler Jig beiogre6e 6erpeo, men ben
moloiiife 8eoerf1gl itaar aabenbort
bgjere / &ultur, Ben fanger nemlig
iao0onne 8iller, iom fan lpie | Mer-
fe - og / Sroperne lpier 6isie Snlef-
ter laigt 1terfere ems bore biemlige
ct. Sans Srme og anbringer Dem
/ 9}e6en for at lpie 6ennes Sn6re op.
Gor at 8illerne life ifal unol1ippe,
timber Sc ogiaa poa at omgtbe Dem
n1e0 ct flnbrigt Ylonte1tof.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
Gen iprte @aano.

st meget 1tpgt 8ombeattentot but
fun6et Steo / Mor6lioens italienife
&pnrter, tmo6 en- Mon6 beo Nobn
Beccaro, ser bab6e mootaget Grub
ielsbrepe fra ~9be blacf @an0" og
bap6e ignoreret Sem. Set gier %
on6t for oe mango ififfelige, flittige
Staltenere, Ser intet bar meo Ben
Slags cling at gipre. Sc er juit
life for elfe6e / 6orpeien, og 6e1t
Slags MISUNDERSTANDING fra Sc
res 2on6smen0s Si6e logger Sem
fprlt grunoigt for SAB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
@abe til syrebens Gag.

@ape til Treoens Sag.
&ommer Gre6siogen poa Sale, pil
bel Sc flelte nogenlun6e fornuftige
Me11nelfer in0rgmme, at set Dil0e
bore rart ONT SEN blep til noget. Sro
poa oen oil faa, lggge Jig / Selen for
Sen, agitere for 0en, tale for Sen, pil
fun faa mar nn0toges &rei terne,
in6enfor bpis 9eportement iligt 10
fal6er; og ofre noget for Sen - Sc
ser oil Set er burtigt talte. 0erfor
pes life 8ar", bbor Gb. &nuoien
p%relioere6e, blep @interens @rappl
0ruffet / mangt ct %ifummen6e 8eger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
for Skandinaver

i Diet solrige California. I'd
market Land nar Skoler, Kir-
ker, Jernbaner etc., fra $50 og
op. For Oplysninger tilskriv
Land Company, Box 185, Stock
ton, Cal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

= Martin &nu6ion fra Sitting
Sun 1tprte6e Jig plu0ielig lO gje11=
mem ct on0enetages @inoue / 2u=
tberan @oipital / ga Grosie ifert b.
re 9eatlfjorten og iutte / ful0t 2pb
ne6 moo Glo0en. 6lere @oipitalsle=
ger iatte efter bnm. @nu0ien baooc
allerebe &ope6et UNDER @an6et 81
R9gerne fom, og ban piloe u6en
Sptpl bore 0rufnet. San blep bragt
tilbage til @oipitalet og lagt / Sern.
San far peret lin6sforpirret, li0en
bans @uitrl1 6e6e for nogle Tiger IL
Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14

= MrS. Mn11ie gan0erlas, lom |
type 9(ar bar tient iom &offepige /
@uiet bos af6ebe &ongresmono 8ab=
cocf al @isconiin, ifol ifplge @ab=
cocf's Seltamente orpe $4,000.
@en6es Man6 6g6e for flere Mar
iiben al Smnafopper, og fort SIS
efter fe6te BUN en- 0atter, iom fit
Mapnet Catherine efter Mrs. @abz
cocf. De $4,000 ifol anpen6es pao
&igens l166annelie. @abcocf's Moop=
tipoatter, Mmelie g. &ee0 al Sporta>
8is., faar 1 Collar. &elten al 8oet
for6eles iaale6es, at gnfen faar EN-
Sre6ie6el, Sgnnen CHARLES 6. 8ab=
cocf en- Gre0ie6el og M6optipiennen
George 50. 8abcocf en- Sreoie6el.
= Merfelige @eirforbolo berife6e
ii01te uge / @isconiin. Sm Sors6a=
gen bar set t. CTS. ELECTROMAGNETIC
/ Wilmaufee. Sames SnDlor, IS
Mur, BIB Wonnt 8errron Mpenue,
fit Solltif paa @o0en og mnatte fje=
res biem. S iamme 8la0, iom I'M
6ebol6er benne Me06eIelle, CT ser en-
Me0oelelle fra glan0, @is., ON, at
Garmere Burger Gl96er til at fjpre
8rgnoe, og at Sneen er tolp Cont
mer 6pb. Semperaturen / Milmun=
fee gift op til SO @ro0er ST. 4 81
termi00ag, bpilfet bar Sc @ra0er
bgiere en6 be6 iamme &loffell et Do
gen fgr. &aa Sn6igerne / Set moro
lige @isconiin lgb mon paa Sfgiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-14
Gpn6a9sinc.

rV~S~I"N<
Gen Sne, ser fal0er ON Sgn6agen,
CT rerere ems Sen, ser falber poo
l1gens pprige Gage. Set er en- 6or'
lno0nil1g, man lnnge bar bopt; men
Set er fgr1t for nDlig, at Ger paa ct
femiif 9aborotorium er anlttllet ngi,
agtige ltnberiggelier of 6orboloet!
Set bite Jig 6erpeo, at af oe / Sui
ten ipepen0e @maooele iom &ulitep
og l%ignenoe, bar Ser ON Sgn6agen
fun omtrent en- Gen1te6el of bba6 Der
uar / Gne, lom fal6t pao @ber6age.
Serlig bemerfeliesperbigt bar, al
Sgn6agsineen / Mo6iatnin9 til @per.
0ogsineen ganffe mangleoe Snbbolo
nj Spoplipre, bpilfet / 6orbtnoelie
mes set ringe Snobolo al @uliteo pi'
ier at set ierlig er 6obrifsiforitenens
l(0ounitninger, Ser paa &ber6age
forurener 2uften / Sc itgrre 8per og
life ioo meget Set o%pbpirple6e @a6e'
ltep.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-06-09
A BIT o NOTHIN'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

If YOU were to tell Mike LON
bard of Baldwin, and Herman
Lahti of Calumet, in the state of
Michigan, that Wisconsin is no
good they would laugh at YOU
and say that anything you ask
for in Wisconsin will be shown
you instanter. yesterday these
gentlemen were being shown a
tract of land near Rice lake, by
Anton Poiseman, of the Sanborn
Co. They liked the land all right
but didn't expect toilet Poisenan
think them easy fellows. SO they
told bin they would both buy
providing he would show them
a live deer. "Possum wasn't
stumped the least bit but took
a westerly course, returning in
about ten minutes carving in
his arms fawn. Here's your
deer Now will you buy?' The
fellows bought and are still
wondering. OF course they didn't
know Poiseman had ran across
the fawn short time before
they sprang the bluff at him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-06-09
ACTUAL SETTLERS


The following sales of Villas
county lands to actual settlers
has been reported by G. F. San
born Land Company.
Gust Hakoma, Calumet, Mich.
John Nevato and John 0rquest,
Calumet, Mich.
Arvid Holm, Milwaukee.
Thos. Fox, Snyder, Ind.
Juo. Vitalo, Conrad, Ill.
Jos Emerich, Milwaukee.
Emil ( mberboy, Milwaukee.
jacob Valiant. Calumet, Mich.
Frank Gilarski and Simon Dudik,
Aberdeen, Wash.
Herman Lahti. Calumet, Mich,
Mike LON bard, Baldwin. Mich,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-06-09
LIMITED PUT ON FRIDAY
Train VIII Be Put On Day
After Tomorrow---Slight
Change In Schedule.

The Northwestern has just
handed out its new schedule for
through train service from Chic
ago to points on the Monico-
Watersmeet branch, to So into
effect Friday Of this week with
the following schedule:
Effective Friday, June 18th,
1909, a Pullman standard sleep
ing car will leave Chicago Friday
and Saturday of each week at
$50 p. M, Milwaukee sos p. m.
running via Sheboyagan. Man
itowoc and Green Bay, arriving
Eagle River 5:25 a. m, Waters
meet 6:25 a. M, Cisco lake 7:25
a. m.
South bound Sundays and
Mondays leaves Cisco Lake 40
p. M, Watersmeet S:lO p. m,
Eagle River $40 p. m, arriving
Milwaukee 1855 a. m, Chicago
1925 a. m.
All other days Of the week ex-
cept Sunday, trains will leave
Chicago at $40 p. m, Milwau-
kee 7:2o p. NJ, arriving Eagle
River Ass a. M, Watersmeet
sos a. m, Cisco Lake G.55.
South bound, daily except Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday,
leave Cisco Lake $40 p. m.
Watersmeet $50 p. M, Eagle
River 1920 p. m, arriving Mil
waukee 100 a. M, Chicago $50.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-06-09
OVER THE COUNTY
!CONovER.

Miss Hilda Johnson came down
from Hackley and visited her parents
Thursday and Friday.
School election was held Monday
evening in Dist, No. l., {. H. Blohnl
was elected.
Mrs. Walter Muraski visited in Eagle
River Monday.
The Lutheran! Church society met
at the home of G. II. johnson Sunday.
Mr.. f. F. Hayward made a business
"trip to Eagle River Monday.
Iyakota post office opened June 1st,
Miss Olga adams mail carrier.
Miss, Bertha Hansen and Alma Ned
berg came up from Eagle River Sat
urday and spent Sunday with their
parents.
c. II. Blohm has his stump machine
nearly completed aud the way the
stumps will leave he earth wont be
slow. It has lifting capacity of 100
tons with one horse power it is guar
enteed to pull any stump east Of the
Rocky Mountains.
Mason, Donaldson Lbr.. CO., will
finish loading logs at the hoist having
| loaded nearly two million feet.
The town board let two and one
half miles of highway to the lowest
bidder last week. They will also build
a new bridge across the Twin River
between section and 10 town41-10.
Peter Hedeen town treasurer was
at the county seat on business Sat
urday.