davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-23

Strangely enough. It's when a man
comes right to the point tha; he Is cot
ridered hlunt.-PhiladeiD Herfr"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-23

If you have backache and ,urina-
ry troubles you should take Folexs
Kidney Remedy to strengthen and
build up the kidneys SO that they
will work properly, as a serious kid
ney trouble may develop. Sold by
druggist of Monterey and SwadleY
Bros. Vanderpool.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-23
Re Travelled Light.

"That hall room boardcr moved TO.
day"
81 didn't spe any trunk 20 ont"
"Tbera was none. guess he placed
his effects In nm envelope and mailed
,om ~ the new dress."-Kansas City
Journal.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-23

"The Monitor" will make the
season Of 1909 in the same terrific
nv that he did in 1908. Insurance,
fifteen dollars. Lee j. Winner.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-23

The Intellect is perfected not by
knowledge. bit by activity. Aristotle.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-23

Nature never did betray the hear
that loved her.-Barrow.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-23
-' -

CLARENCE +. EDWoRDS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11
HEPBURN HAS
ANOTHER Bill

Senator w. B. Hepburn has pre-
pared and will introduce bill at
this session of congress, authorizing
the collection of statistics and infor-
nation relative to the irrigation of
arid land. The bill follows:
That in addition to the formation
authorized to be collected under the
provisions Of the act entitled, can
Act to Provide for the Thirteenth
and Subsequent Decennial Censu5es"
approved July 2, 1909, the Director
Of the Census is hereby instructed
to collect and publish all available
information relating to the quality
of land irrigated in the arid region
of the United States, and in each
State and County in that Section
under Federal or State laws; the
approximate value Of lands per acre
befor irrigation and since water has
been applied; the amount, character
and value Of irrigated crops produced,
the location Of the various projects
and method of construction, with
facts as to their physical condition; ;
approximate cost per acre of putting
water on the land, and such other in
formation as would be of interest
and value pertaining to the reclana-
ton of the arid lands of the West.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11
GRAND JURY IS
EIMPANALLED

A grand jury was drawn at Boise
Saturday in the United States Dis
trict court upon the order Of Judge
Dietrich to report for duty Decem-
Der IA. The order was entered upon
the request of Districe Attorney
Lingenfelter, who stated there was
business pending which required the
services of jury. The only unusual
circumstances surrounding the action
of the court is the fact that court
has been in session several weeks and
that the drawing usually takes place
at the opening of the term.
Judge Dietrich stated yesterday af-
ternoon the jury had not been empan-
eled at that time, owing to the fact
that he had been expected to be called
to San Francisco at any time but
had since learned he would not
be required to go until some time in
January.
In the federal practice it is neces-
sary for all criminal cases to be con-
sidered by the grand jury before they
can be presented to the court. Prob
ably the most important of the actions
pending, in which defendants have
been bound over to the grand jury,
is that of the United States VS.. F.
Douglas, charged with using the
mails in carrying lottery into execu-
ton.
The names drawn from the box arc
as follows: John Little, Mountain
home; Willis Whipple, Payette; G. L.
Barber, Boise; George Sims, Atlanta
John A. Brady, Mountainhome; ]. W.
Latty, Glenns Ferry; w. D. Black,
Pine Grove; George Wise, Twin Falls;
]. M. Potter, Star; T. N. Blair, Boise;
p. L. Kruse, Payette; George h
Adams, Twin Falls; J. A. Cresswell
Payette; G. c. Smith, Caldwell; ]. E
Green, Salubria; Samuel Nihart, H. A
Partridge, Nampa; G. w. Lamson
Nampa; Leonard Dobson, Boise; B. F
Morrow, Caldwell; Frank Weigle
Boise; Wimmial Bingham, Boise; M
b. Good, Bull.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11

sold in packages, the wrapper must
have plainly printed on it the words,
Renovated Butter" and the retailer
selling same shall display card
with the words, Renovated Butter
printed thereon, so that it may easily
be read by the purchaser.
Butter known as "Tub Butter"
that has been packed or stored in
tubs or firkins, which is pressed or
printed into what is known as
bricks, pats or rolls, shall have the
words "Tub Butter" in one-half inch
Roman letters stamped or pressed up
on it; or, if sold in wrappers, the
words "Tub Butter" shall be printed
on the wrapper. (See Section 1888
of the Revised Code of Idaho.)
All butter sold or offered for sale
within the state of Idaho shall have
the name of the manufacturer printed
upon the wrapper, or stenciled upon
the container.
a JAMES H. WALLIS,
State Dairy, Food and Sanitary In
spsctor Of Idaho,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11
TAFT'S MESSAGE
TO CONGRESS

President William II. Taft sent his
first annual message on the state Of
the Union to congress Tuesday. The
two houses of congress convened in
regular session Monday, This is the
first regular session Of the sixty-frst
congress. The Presidents message
treats Of the following matters;
"Ths relations Of the United States
with all foreign governments have
continued the nominal basis of amity
and good understanding, and very
generally satisfactory" says the pres
ident. He calls attention. to the sat
isfactory results of the arbitration
treaty entered into between the gov
srnments Of Great Britain and the
United States, whereby the north At
lantic fisheries questions are being
settled by arbitration. The questions
have been a cause of difference be-
tween the two countries for 10 years
but the Anal settlement of the rights
Of the u. s. is now at hand; as
is also the settlement of the boundary
line between this country and Canada.
II is recOmmended that the United
States participate in The Brussels
worlds fair to be held in 1910.
Turkey is congratulated upon her
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11
NOTICE TO BUTTER MAKERS
AND CHEESE MANUFACTURE
ERS IN IDAHO

EhS IN 1DAnOs
On and after January 10, 1910, all
butter and cheese made in Idaho,
which fails to have branded the words
"IdahO State Full Cream Cheese"
or "Idaho State Creamery Butter"
or ''IdahO Dairy Butter as the case
may be, as required by Section 1888
Of the Revised Code, win be subject
to seizure and sale. Applications
for stencils should be made to the
undersigned, giving the name and ad-
dress of the manufacturer, together
with the name of the product for
which the stencil is required.
Cheese not made in this state, but
which is sold, or offered for sale, in
this state, or held in possession with
intent to sale, must be so stamped as
to indicate its true character.
Process butter shipped into Idaho
must have marked on the side of the
containers the words, Renovated But
ter" in capital letters one inch high
which is not easily removed. If it ID
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11
TEACHERS met
AT PARMA LAST
Special to Caldwell Tribune.


Parma, Idaho, Dec. 8.
The Teachers Meeting held here
Saturday afternoon was very sue
eessful. Nine teachers were present
and 81 visitors, not including pupils
who took part in the program.
The numbers on the program that
were especially pleasing were the ad-
dresses by Miss Chamberlain Miss
Carleton and Mrs. ]. C. Blackwell.
The history discourse by by ]. L.
Downing and the review of the read
ing circle books by Miss Josephine
Dougan. The High School chorus,
led by Miss Pearl Hall, music super
visor of the Parma school, was great
ly enjoyed.
Mr.. McVey, editor of the Idaho
School Journal, was present and
spoke of the contemplated work of
that paper.
Mrs. ]. C. Blackwell gave the his
tory Of the Amphictyonic Council,
the Parma Ladies' Club, one of the
leading clubs in the state. This club
helped purchase the school piano and
a number of pictures for the school.
In the business meeting Mr.. G. T.
Gown, principle of the Parma
school, was elected permanent chair
man of the association, Mrs. Eva L.
Downing and Miss Clevra Campbell,
members of the executive committee,
Mr.. Gown being chairman, ex-oficio.
The next meeting will ne held some
time in March.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11
BOND BILL INTRODUCED.

Senator William E. Borah intro
duced a bill Tuesday, providing for a
bond issue Of $S0,O00,000, for the
completion of the reclamation pro-
jeets now under way.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11
PERAULT NAMED.

Joseph Perault, Jr., was nominated
for census supervisor for Idaho, by
the President, Tuesday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11

Mrs. Nellie J. Williams returned
from Salt Lake Sunday. She ac-
companied her mother that far on
Mrs. Jones trip to California.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-12-11
Grange Elects officers.

Pomona grange held its quarterly
meeting at Middleton last week.
About fifty delegates were present.
The following officers were elected:
Master-A. V. Under, Eagle
grange.
overseer-J. R. Kennedy, New
Hope Grange.
Lecturer-C. J. sebring, Caldwell
Grange.
secretary-F. A. Baxter. Roswell
grange.
Treasurer. F. Fouch, Mountain
view grange.
Chaplain-D. L. Bailey, Meridian
grange.
Steward William Derig, Deer
Flat grange.
Assistant steward-Henry Hannah
Notus grange.
Gatekeeper-H. Villenue, Midway
grange. f
Pomona-Mrs. Morse, Pleasant
View grange.
Ceres-Mrs. Louella White, High
Line grange.
Flora-Mrs. Knowlton, Nampa
grange.
Lady Assistant Steward-Mrs.
Greenslit, Midway.
The next meeting will be held in
Caldwell, January IL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08
fl1gelfer?" p,rgtes bbuti, 50 bnn tia.
Big intet I1goe.

finaelfsr2s ipnrete bun, 81 BON TIA
BIC intet iagoe.
uEal lite ON B,etingelier," ipareoe
ban MI, ioet ban relite fig. uDe
bar giort mig befien6t me6 Deres
9nife og lagt min SfiRbne / min
egen Saan6.
"2ep bel! SSrnorgen brD0er leg op'
berfra for at tiltreoe min Meiie til
l1ralif.""
ct triumferen6e emil fiji ober
benbes 2gber, ga b11n bgrte bette
Spar.
Ga ban mi buffe0e til Mf1feo, iag~
Sc BUN / en- let benfatet Some, Iom
ON bun I'LL fgrit tenfte paa set:
r@l De life tage en- al min Ja-
oers Sienere mes Sem? San far
lit Stem / l1rallf og fie1oer ollie To-
rerne pes en- 8i9rneiagt. Seq bil0e
file mig iaa rolig, naar ieg biolte, al
ban bar me0 0em."
Ssrlt iaa 8la0igo me6 ct forfen6'
8lif paa ben0e;; 6erpao iag6e ian al
borlig:
u@on ifol foo Sou til at felge mel
mig. Naa Oenne Maobe far Sc j
ct t%ilforlaOeligt gi6ne."
Gn gl60en0e Np0me be6nffeO
ben0es &in0er, fremfal0t be0, q
Fan bapoe ginttet ben0e5 be1nmclig
Innfer.
Snoen Bum bap0e noaet at foo git
ct @pur, bnpbe fan fjernet Jig n1eo
fort: ugllt reboir!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08

ii 4 4 8 | az 8erln,g SET.
reositpre bar beilrttet at inofigbe Ell
8arceI al @aaroen 2epre / beltre 8e..
rum flor go Maal for en- &iebeium al
5000 &roner. 6oru6iRtningen for
Snbfjpbet er, at g%ienoommen uopar-
celleres til Smoabrug, % n6parcel-
lertngen bill blipe. foretaget al Soc.
runs Sorman6ifab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08

Morges &irfeminiiter
0g6. Statsrooo Seip er Sen 166e
September ofgaaet pe6 9g6en poa
&illebammer &arl Seip bleb fgot
i &riitiania / 1850. Gom ung Mano
oeltog ban iDrigt / @tu6enterlibet, og
oct bar allere6e bsngang, fan uogap
oen &ilebog, iom gior6e bans Mopn
fjenot, og iom bel<er bans beoite Mr~
beioe. Seip bleo tbeologiif &onoi=
Sat / 1878, og ga bon / benpe0 10
Mar bap6e birfet JONI 2erer beo
8ooSfengSlet og be6 Sen fpin6elige
Snouitriifole / &riltiania, bleb fan /
1888 &reit / @abor6en. S 1890
blep ban &rait / Groito og ii6en
1898 bar fan bpret @foleoireftgr /
Sron0biems Mmt.
setp bar en- BARN Sen al 6olfe=
oplpsning; Sfolens og &irfens @jer<
ming ofre0e fam fine &refter meo
BARN Sengipenbe6 / lit Mrbejoe. sf
Dem, Fan tom / 8erpring meo, bill
ban minoes iom en- elifpnr6ig Ser
lonligbe0. S M%afior0en 6reb ban /
flere Mar en- 6olfebdjifole, og baa6e
fer pg / Sroita bleb ban meget benpt=
tet / Set fonu1nale SIP. Geip bar
fien0t iom ibrig Maolman6
ga @unnar &nl16fen / Morts
1908 6anne0e lit Miniiterium, gift
@eip in6 lom &irfeoeportementets
Gbef. 6or 6enne Stilling itrof bans
@rpfter fife til, og iom en- ing Mono
trof ban fig / @aar no al set politi-
fife 2ip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08


ban baboe gjnttet ber10es bernmelige
5anfer.
Sn6en bum bopoe 11ooet at foo gipe
ct Spor, bapbe ban f%jernet fig me0 ct
fort: u9(11 reboir!"
! Slo0en bar tilfroslet, og @o6ernc
/ NnSlan6S ga11le @ope6itob bar BE-
onffet mc0 One, 0a &orenna Gfore5i
giennem Sen Siener, FUN bop0e bebt
@la0iga Seruslolp ON at toge meb
Zig poo Sen farlige Sogt, e%rfore0e,
at oenne birfelig bab0e 1f110t en-
8iprn, men at set 11pr baD0e folfet
bam 2ipet.
9poelig iooret bao6e @jprnen npe6
fine bel0ige &lpr tilfpiet bam 0pbc
Saor / @enet og 5ful0eren.
Oct bar en- lang og omi tGn0elig
8eretning, Sjeneren oflog6e til ber=
Sc, og fan ilutte6e mes 0isle Orb:
rSSeg ilnbte &r. Sernslolp til Sen
n9rmeite 2%an6sbp> og bos e11 0erboer=
Sc Gtatsembe0sman6 nD0er bun Sen
beolte Fleie. Soa mart fan er BE
ben fritz, pil fan lGgge lit Sogtu0-
bptte for Geres Sober"
ga &orer1lu bar blepen alene, llog
bum Spnocrne lolnrnen og lt0bro0 /
en- ilHn@rEt3a .Dl1e:
&@slsi@ vi ,0e fipbte ct 8jpr=
nel ta til @elu Seen min gll fe0e
bal 5.a-% M for at funne ifuffc
mi aa 4l9ots Isl .noe --"
<a. $50 age iiOen bop0e Glo=
0il lfriftlig un0errettet
81 saa & oer or1, at fan beO So
til II" E55 pil0e in6ftr0e Jig i
bc @sl
I'LL ,~E.@t.lJ Rpren11u mente at bi=
Sc, bba6 bette betp0, og benoes Mn=
iigt bap0e ct iejersitolt l10trpf. Me6
iin 6a6erS Sillo0elie bap6e FUN .i116=
bu6t ale fine @efien6te, for at Sc
fl1n6e bore Gi0ne til 0e11 Sril&mf +,
ben6es @toltbeo ifpl0e fejre.
Eaa Gloget 2 bar olle @ipIterne>
nn0tage1 @n0ersgi9iten, lamlet.
Mlles 9ine er / ipen6t Gorpent=
ming rettet moo 0pren> tbi olIe amer,
bpao oenne Sn0bD0elie bar at betp6e.
gn0elig ilooes 6lei0prene op, og
en- Sie11er mel6er:
v@o0sejer &lo6iga Seruslop!"
&orenna gift fen imo6 Sen Sn6=
tre6en6e og iag0e me6 EN- Stemme>
JONI fife bar ful0fommen rolig:
u@elfom1nen, @laoigo!"
San buffeoe tauS og me0 1tolt Sci
ne; 6erpoa gap fam Sieneren> iom
le0lage6e bam, ct @inf.
Denne bre6te ct glinien6e> iort=
brrnt 8i9rneifin6 for &orinnas Sp0>
Ser.
Meo itraolen6e Dine latte bun fine
Sg66er paa bette og ltrafte 1in @aan6
n6 tmo6 bam.
n6en at tage SEN / lin, ia l16en at
ie paa 0en6e, iagoe bon me6 6Db Ml=
Dor:
Moo ct / @orenno Store5is Dine
Chambers fornemite Hrpoelie. 2a0
bette Sagtu0bptte bepiie Dem, ifipnne
&orenna, at en Soruslom life fan
regnes til Sc feige."
Mu ltrafte bun begge @en6er inro0
bom mes ct il0ful6t:
uSSeg taffer Gem @laoigo> taffer
Gem Snltn0e @ange."
uDeres Safligelier er oberflg0ige>"
lag6e fan n1il0t og mes ct nGltel1
me0li0en0e 81if paa ber10e. @imlen
bor %belplnet nit Beip mes at
ifjnnfe mig Sen mil0e Samoritaner=
in0es @iprte, iom laa trofait pleieoe
mig, ga SEN piloe, bruno &rabot Ser"
- ban pegeOe poa 9iprneifinoet -
ubab6e tilre0t mig laa %frpgtelig. 6or
otte Gage itben bleD 9tntelotp So
Cater &aulotpna min elife=
Sc Suitru. Serr0es fornemite Hrp-
Belle er, bbao leg ifatter britt bos
~ en- PM &iarltgbeo."
Dermeo buffe6e ban oDbt for bele
nv og fierneoe Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08

Spiogte Mrbei6ere. @eb
Sellebof 8rug, 6re0rifsltao, belig=
gen0e u0enfor 9pgrgn0ien> er ian1t=
lige Mrbeibere, ialt 1870, opiagt, ba
@gplearbei0erne life bil inbgaa paa
SEN npe &egel for M%ffor6en. Ser
opiattes / 1907 en- &ontraft, bporpeo
Mrbej0erne if11l6e fau en- 8etaling
efter Fro0uftionsmeng0en poo Sc
nDoprette0e mo6erne @bpler. STR
maet bill It'll, at Betolingen 1fol tie
efter ftolte @alDaars @ieuneminits=
prohibition, meOens 8etaling bi6til
foregaar efter bba6 Ser pro0uceres
efter tire Maane6ers Ergbeorift,
bporpe6 29nningerne / @iennemlnit
bor baret 10 psf. bgiere ems bpo6
Mrbeiberne ielp be6tog I 1907.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08

9d6SfoI0. Gn / ltore &reoie
fjenOt og afbol0t Game, Gru @enri=
cite &oller, er ofgaaet be0 9p6en /
Ell Ml0er al benpe6 80 Mor. &en<
riette &oller, fg6t bon ser &ecfe, bar
Satter al &optejnlejtnant / 5ipeta=
ten Soban M0olf b. s. 81. til 6obng=
pQrsbolm I Spllan6 og Slime &atbri=
no Mpller. Sum blep gift me6 for
lGnglt af0e0e Direftgr for Mas bgje=
re 9on0br1gsifole &arl S6eo6or
Sreortf &pller. 8lan6t benoes 8grn
er Ell Cater gift me02 on6brugslfole
beltprer 8ernt &oltsmarf ligelom en-
bar gift me0 Nrofesior, Or. @ultot
@uloberg og EN- me6 Hrofeslor, Or.
@ille.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08

@an6efior6s flp6enoe
q uano a B r Sregatlftbet
~Nor" paa $500 Sons til6prenoe
&ftieiell fabet u@on0or", 0isponent
&oniul 2orS @briitenien, San6e=
fioro, er ofgaoet til @p6 Georgia.
Selifobet bar &ontraft me6 set itore
@ftieiellfab Gompognie Mrgentino Sc
EeSca, @eltDrer 6. 81. 2arien fra
Sonoefior0, ON at npttiggiere iam=
me Selifabs afipeffen6e &palifrotter
og bar til bette 9ieme0 anifoffet Mp-
porater til u0pin0ing al Ollie og GU
ano. Mpparaterae er en- TIFF 0pfin=
Belle, iom beo onitille6e @reper me6
forifiellige 9preifrotter iomt ialtet
9palfig6 bar gibet n6merfet &ei11l=
tat. Sramnes mefaniife @erfIte6 /
Sonoefior0 bor facet @neretten for
Neorge til at forbon6le Mpparoterne.
Irfiteft &oIIan6 /
2tbS {. Mrfiteft 6rit5 SOL
1ano bar forleoen uoiat for ct ubelo
o9ppe / @alores mellem @pituen og
SDin, ioet 9fD0sgutten figrte &ier=
rem lofor ct tibet @tup. SONS 2e6=
lager og Sfp6seutten fom neiten
lom ct @toun6er noflao uifu6t fra
Set, meoenS Grfiteften ilpnge0es poa
&obeoet neooper og fit &ierren faltet
&pggen paa fig. otter at babe lig=
get tire &Darter un0er NpltuHel0et,
blep ban / Ell meget li6enoe Eil1tan0
baoret op / en- 8ogn, lom Gfposgut=
ten bopoe facet Sag / og t%ransporte=
ret til @foglta0 ne0e / Dalen. Ser
gift gjebliffelig SUD. efter 9uge. Mr=
fiteften bob6e itore Smerter efter SEN
bololomme Meofart og bar for 6aar=
Zig til at blibe me6 Mntomobilen ne6=
ODER. @ar l1lpffen ifet fenn=iefs @e=
fun1er f9r, bbor 8eien goor ODER
Stglsneiets bratte Stprtninger, bar
al Sc fi9ren6e fommet lepenoe
fra set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08
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MN hvVSsts

gyvgvyygVyv9 iahaNAa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
g on III MicoIap 6 ct
9ronobiem er afgoad ceo Dpoen 81
Aor g%arnrael. san par ! itn Tio
for @ar6alSbruget.
g IL eiter e rs
Minbe. Sgnoog ben ~. Septem-
.ber a~fllpreoes i Sfiaafer en- @onta-
ife11 oper Sen befienote Digter 'og
ssournolilt Splpelter Sipertlen / Mn-
Iebning al 100 Mars Dagen for bans
Gpolel. @riitiania Sournaltltflub
mpote peo lit Meolem &eoaftionSle-
freter g. 6. Sammer, 1om bolot
MflpringStalen.
8iprnon 0aarltgere.
Biprultierne @iprnions @elbreo
bar / sen iioite Si0 gaaet iepnt trent
as, ioet ban bar iiooet oppe ira { til
8 elmer oaglig % uoen MSltltonce
qoaet us Tin @tol pao G%eranooe1.
s Sc Har liolte Gage CT Silltonoen
ilnioIertio igien minore tilfreosltil=
Ienoe, laa bon r1aa boloe Sengen og
bar life funnel belfiGftige Jig meo
11oget slrbei0e.
Mc0lagt 9ren0er1. UT
tiel ellfobet Stral10 9rg11Oeri pe0
Melren bolot Generation lamling for
lebcn. 9ireftipne1t inbltilleOe pao,
at Srp10eriet, ionr ifior moatte ltaa,
poo Grl1uo al Stortingsbe lll1tntng
al 10. Al1gult beller fife ioar 1fuloe
ipttes / 9rift. G%pritprtierne er I'LL
megct lupe, pg oen lille Sfattelettel=
lie, lor1 Hegjeril1gen bar a11tpoet,
fonot 3ireftionen life bar itort at
bp9ge pao. Generation laml111gen be-
1ll1ttcoe enitemnig at 8rnnoeriet fife
1f1,l0e lettes / 9rift.
en- pregtig 5p1pplat~
te bill / SEN nprnelte 6remti0 bliDe
%pper0roget Som jul Mrel Setberg.
&lotter, lom CT tegnet og arbeioet
hos Sl1peler Soitrup, er of6elt | tire
Selter mes bpit orepne og ciielereoe
I Gurultamner ion1 opentil mp6es /
tatte Gretrorer og ne0entil gaar
oper / en- @or0 al @ranfpilte oQ
2ol1rbGrbla6e. Hoa Set mt0teritt
Self fin6es fplgen0e S%nifription
uSil &onil1l Mrel @eiberg me6 Sal
og @ilien fra 8enner al Sfoglage1
til Grin0rir1g ON set nor fife Sfogiel
ifobs 10=oarige 5tiftelies0og SEN 26
@eptember 1908. Gen Sci gu fonb
beo sit Strife paa 5tran0 er Sci ii
Mogt for set bele 2on6." Oner Sn
friptionen fees / let flint opbpiet @r
bej0e @oQr0en 6tran0 og til Si0ern
Sfolebprn, iom planter, lamt ct fro
6igt &lontef elt. S Srpfronerne mi0:
oper Snlfriptionen er Tamilien Sci
bergs @ooben anbragt og ne0enun
Ser ltoor 81. s. poa en aflfoaren Sre
ltomme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08

@ran6 / 80 0 0 I B q a s..
Sm6or0 / Motorfl1tter u6ram" fra
Molo / 5pgr1e JOIN Tau til Buffers De0
2angelu110> a%ntnn6tes @en5inbebol0=
ni11gen beo Ell 2nfage / Motoren.
@jeren, Sobn @entie11, 1om bar alene
ombor0, bleb 1tpgt forbrenot / Mn=
iigt og poa Mrme. San bente0es be0
@ao0 fra 9onb og brogtes til 2pge.
Sl0en illtffe0es efter EN- Simes Gor=
ldb pes @jGlp al 8ron0llange fra
9ano. Sn0re0ning, &ig og Cell ct
g0elagt, n1en 9froget omtrent 11lfa0t.
6artpiet er 0elDis al ureret. 2aOnin=
gen, loltet Mafrel og &lipfiif> JONI
6elpis p6elogoes, bar 6erimoo life
a%siureret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08

N8o 8 er g )
- d s 81 an s. M~otorfutteren
.gDa1 af Saugeiur6 CT brand paa
sepoisfior6, Sslan6. 8eiatningen
bleb re6bet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08
8 I
. /, bar t~elegraferet I'll En- of
tne Observation-Disclosures / Rrilti.
ania, at @rpnlanbsreiien for at ben.
tie goof's @iifiimoer MI er opgipet.

5tort Sor6ras pao
9 e rgens 3 e II. Sra Ssne=
fos melbes, at Ser er gaaet ct tort
/ Storifiprtngen / N9rbe-
BEN al 8pen. Smfr. 5000 &l1btf-
meter er raiet u6. Ser er flor Spipl,
ON 8aren efter bette fan aabnes til
forn0iat Sis / @p1t. S @torlfiGrtn=
gen ipsieliottes 10 M%rbeioere, Ser
olle fit re0oet Zig beef. Sum Ell Mr:
beioer iii nogle Sframmer.
e n iieIoen.S Silt. 6orleoel
Spnoog bol0t Ell Seiler poo at TIT
me0 Drng l10enfor 9rgbaf. Serln1
ser fit fan cit Spaieritof meb 9plr
boanotog poo &rogen. @eo 9jel
al Snifriptioner1 poa &aonotoge
fanot 6ilferen 110, bpem Gtoffen I'll
bprte, bporefter Sen blep bam tillti]
let Sen tilberte Su0ebaperen 9
@ro11o @otel, @arnar, ST. Sarman1
ion bop0e miltet Sen / &riltioniofiol
sen / Somn1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08


Dpnt or Il II s a 8.
6bp. 2ens1no116 Mnt. q. Berg CT
Opn1t pe0 MeD0pmsrette1 for l1n0er=
lag Joni llnOerfas lerer be0 Sange=
iu10s Gparebanf til 1 Mars 6Gng=
lei. CT al Meboomsn1en0ene pote=
reoe for 6 Maa1e0ers Spngiel. 6or=
lborerel1 paaltoo @p0er joni Struf paa
@r1t11b al forlnil0en6e S%mltGnoig=
beoer, ioet &ontrollen bap0e bnret
lltil freffelig. Siltalte be0fienote
lig at bnpe un0eri laaet $4,000 ST.
San begipreoe 8etnnfningstt0 mes
@enipn til Gtroffe1t0maolinge11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08

@aptein @oalb 81 m u n 5,
en- bar / ct @rep til en- Sorret-
ningspm i &riittania uotalt, at
vTrom"s Mfreile, lom bar beitemt til
lite Sanuar 1910, er ubiat til lite
Suli.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-08

@ope pao o, 900. @tots-
miniiter 2ppenlfiol6 og 6rlte, feot
@eoel Sorlsberg, bar ifjanfet 50,>
600 &roner til ct 2egot for panfgre
og Set ifal / fprlte Neffe fomme San=
fprl folen uSopbieS Mtnoe" tilgobe.