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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-04-02
The Local Paper the Retailers
Friend

Wesley A. stranger. Editor OF
the Office Outtitter, Chicago, re-
Gently made an address before q
body OF retailers in which he called
attention to the value of the local
newspaper. He said in part
The local newspaper j. the
greatest thing the retailer has if he
viii use il right but the majority,
or at least a large portion 30 not
know how. They are too prone to
believe that the editor viii take
care of their interests whether they
look after him or not. This Is
dead wrong If merchants a. =
class would only take advantage Of
the opportunities that the local
newspapers afford them, they
would reap rewards far beyond their
fondest dreams While self pres
ervation i the first law Of nature,
it is very noticeable fact that
editors Of local papers have a habit
Of letting self interests g to the
very limit when it comes tn a qu-s-
ton of serving the community.
For this they are entitled 10 recoe-
milton which they rarely receive.
Eevery retail merchat should
make up his mind that ne viii not
permit the great advantage that the
local paper offers him to so by
unused. You must get behind
your local editor and push for all
you are worth lie gives you two
dollars back for every dollar you
invest with him. He furnishes
for you at his own expense one Of
the biggest assets you possess; the
medium through which to let the
people know what You have TO sell
Within recent years the mail order
proposition has been somewhat
bothersome. The editors of the
country papers have alone more
tnan all other influences com bined
To win business back into normal
channels and to reconvert the
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-04-02

Mr.. F. G. Fritts. Oneonta. y y,
writes: My little girl was greatly
benefited by taking Foley's Orino
Laxative. and | think it is the best
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble. Foley's Orino Laxative is
best for women and children. a. il is
mild. pleasant and effective, and is a
splendid spring medicine, as it clean
ses hesystem and clears the complex
ion. Phoenix Drug Co
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-04-02
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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-04-02

There are :, 1854 known languages
but that ism t enough to DO JUS
tee To the subject when a chap
kicks a rocking-chair in the dark.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-04-02

ITCH cured in 80 minutes by Wool
fOrd's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold by J. 4. GAY, Druggist. oI6-6nl
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1909-04-02

Fresh garden seed, seed Irish
potatoes and onion sets. Phone "a.
F. d. CARTER 81 Co.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
published and copy sent to our be-
loved Knights family.
Committee:
KNIGHT H. G. JOLLY, Jr.,
Chairman.
KNIGHT SONNY HUGHES,
KNIGHT WILLIAM JOSLIN.
Robert McTyere.

Whereas, In view of the loss we
have sustained by the decease of our
friend and Brother Knight, Robert
McTyere, of Stringer Lodge K. of P,
No. g. who had been in our midst for
over four years and departed from
our circle October 7, 1908, and of the
still heavier loss sustained by those
who were nearest and dearest to
him; therefore be it
Resolved That it is but a Just trib-
ute to the memory of our departed
Knight to say that in regretting his
removal from our midst we mourn
for one who was in every way worthy
of our respect and regard. And be it
further
Resolved, That we sincerely con-
dole with the family of the deceased
on the dispensation which it has
pleased the divine Providence to bring
upon them, and commend them for
consolation to Him who orders all
things for the best. and whose chas-
tisements are in mercy. And be 1t
further
Resolved, That this testimonial of
cur sympathy and sorrow be spread
upon the minutes of Stringer Lodge
No. 6, K. of P, and that a copy be
also sent to the press to be published,
and that a copy be sent to the
family of our beloved Knight.
Committee:
KNIGHT SONNY HUGHES,
KNIGHT H. G. JOLLY, Jr.,
KNIGHT VIM. JOSLIN.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
TULLAHoMA GUEST.

Mrs. Ada Sanders Howse, of Tul-
lahoma, has just returned home. She
was in the city several days, having
some dental work done, and was the
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bed
ford, of 81 Wharf avenue. She was
entertained at dinner by Mrs. Charles
Wright, of 73 Wharf avenue, and also
by Mrs. J. H. Franklin, of Robertson
street, at six o'clock dinner. Those
seated at the table were Mrs. Howse,
of Tullahoma, Mesdames James Bed
ford, Arthur Mitchell, Chas. Wright
and Franklin.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
ENJOYABLE OCCASION.

Miss Lizzie Smith, of 1901 Patterson
street, gave an entertainment on last
Wednesday evening. Music and games
were enjoyed The decorations were
bells and ferns. A four-course menu
was served Those to enjoy the &C.
casion were Misses Anna Smith, Ma
mic Chester, Samuella Adkins, Fan
ME Jackson, Lizzie Smith, Pursilla
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Robertson,
Messrs. Joseph Smith, Willie Nc
Claim, Robert Lee, McCullam, Cooper,
Moore, Will Rowland, Bell White,
Willie Scruggs.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15

the coming of Miss N H. Burroughs
The Baptist city ministers in vote
last Monday a week ago went on rec
ord favoring the coming of this noted
religious worker. Rev. S. E. Griggs
addressed the conference on The race
problem. There was also a distin-
guished visitor Monday morning in
the person of Rev. J. H. Garnett,
D. D., of Macon, Mo. DR.. Garnett
was introduced to the conference by
DR.. R. H. Boyd. DR.. Boyd said that
he had known DR.. Garrett for more
than score of years. DR.. Garnett's
address before the conference con-
tributed much to the harmonious ses-
sion. Every minister left the meet
ing highly elated over the days pro-
ceedings and delighted with the
scholarly address they had listened
to.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS.

On Sunday evening, January IL,
the Women's Missionary Association,
composed Of the organizations of the
various churches, will have a public
installation Of officers for the ensuing
year The meeting will be held at
the Pleasant Green Baptist Church,
on Jefferson street, of which Rev. j.
G. Fields is pastor The principal
speaker for the evening is Rev. G.. l..
lines, pastor of the Howard Congre-
gational Church. The services will
begin promptly at 3 o'clock.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
BISHOP TYREE CONFINED TO
HIS ROOM.

Bishop Evans Tyree, who recently
returned to his home from his work
in Texas, has been confined to his
room for several days. He is suf-
fering with fever and is generally
run down physically. His work has
been very arduous since the ad-
journment of the General Conference
in Norfolk, Va, last May. At the
time of going to press Bishop Tyree
was convalescent, and DR.. Boyd, the
attending physician, said to a Globe
that he would be up
in a few days. Bishop Tyree is one
of the leading Churchmen in this
country and is highly respected in
his home city. His many friends
the country will learn with
much joy of his recovery.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
REV. j. H. eARNErT. D. D.

On Monday of this week the Rev.
]. H. Garrett, D. D., of Macon, Mo-,
arrived in this city. DR.. Garnett
came directly from the West for the
purpose of visiting Nashville. He
was en- route to Atlanta. DR.. Gar.
nett is one of the leading educators
of the West. He is president of the
Western College and Industrial In
stitHe, a large Baptist school located
at Macon, operated under the auspi.
ces of the Negro Baptists Of Mis-
souri, While here he visited Roger
Williams, where he was the guest of
Prof. ]. w. Johnson, of that school.
He also spoke at the Baptist Minis
ters' Conference, visited Walden
and Fisk Universities. While in the
city Dr. Garnett was the guest of DR..
Boyd of the Publishing House, whom
he had known for many years. He
stated to a Globe reporter that while
he was native Georgian and was
not ashamed of it, he was proud of
the fact that he had for a number of
years lived in the grand old state of
Missouri
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
MINISTER'S CONFER
ENCE,

The extreme pleasure and general
good feeling manifested in the Bap-
fist City Ministers Conference on
last Monday morning was a nota-
BILE sign and marked one Of the
features of the meeting. The reg
ular weekly conference matters
were disposed in routine order. The
new officers for 1909 were installed
as follows: Rev. T. J. Townsend,
chairman; Rev. J. G. Harding, vice
chairman; Rev. J. Q. Fields, secre-
tary; Rev. G. X. Wilson, Treasurer
Among other matters endorsed was
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
IN MEMoRIAM.
Joseph Patterson.

We, your committee, have drawn
up certain resolutions to our deceased
Knight, Joseph Patterson, who fell
asleep Thursday, December 10, 1908,
at 1925 p, m.
AS a committee of Stringer Lodge,
No 6, K. of p, we realize that we
have sustained an irreparable loss.
His genius for making plans and ex-
eecuting same, and always looking for
ward in a spiritual way for the bene-
fit of his Lodge; his wise counsel and
unerring judgment, and above all
these, his Christian life and cody
conversation, made him a leader
whom we trusted and dearly loved.
His code of ethics was no mere sys-
tenn Of moral philosophy, but the
laws of our lodge, which are the golden
laws of our divine Lord which he
himself laid down. And Knight Jo-
seph Pattersons life was regulated
by those laws. His motto in life was
DO unto others as you would have
them likewise do unto you," and as a
member of Stringer Lodge, No 6, X.
of p, he fulfilled all requirements of
the disciples of our fraternity, and
during his connection with us cover
ing a period of near thirteen years,
his record is clear, with every duty
we'll performed.
He was a father of great ability,
and above all, he was true Chris
tian man and said that he was not
afraid to die. 1t fills our hearts with
gratitude to know that we had among
us comrade like this Christian man.
HE is not dead, but sleepeth, we'll we
know;
The form which lies mute beneath
the sod
Shall rise when Time the golden bu-
giles blow
And pour their music through the
courts of God.
Not now, but in the coming years.
1t may be in the better land
Well read the meaning Of our tears,
And then, some time, We'll under
stand"
Be it
Resolved, That we extend to his
aved widow, sons and daughter
heartfelt sympathy and assure
n of our prayers. Be it further
Resolved, That this paper be spread
upon the minutes of Stringer Lodge,
No. 6, X. Of P, and copy furnished
the press, with the request that 1t be
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
LEATHER WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown, Of 2415
Herman street, celebrated the third
anniversary of their marriage. The
house was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers, mistletoe and wedding
bells. Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Woodfork, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Bullison, 1Ir. ana Mrs. Porter
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Overton
Woodland, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thorn
as, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S,oan Mr..
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
A FORTUNE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
To the Colored People:

To the Colored People:
AS we are the only Colored Manu-
facturers of High Grade Perfume, we
will give you grand offer. We will
send to your address prepaid 20 Bot
ties of our High Grade Perfume for
$1.00 and you can sell it for $500,
and you can make your two and
three dollars a day. You can make
money fast and easy for yourself;
you smile and hustle and sell to
every one you meet. Now don't de-
lay, send your dollar, as this ad may
not appear in this paper again. Don't
wait. Address to
LOCKLAYER PERFUME CO.,
800 Church street.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
ENTERrAINs AT DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lee entertained
at dinner on Sunday, January 10, the
following friends at their residence,
1913 Phillips street: Mr.. and Mrs.
P. A. Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. T. S. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Vaughn, Mrs. Addie Cannon, Miss
es Lucie Washington, Nancie Drew
and little Emma and Ruth Shane. A
four course menu wcs served.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
SACRED cANTATA.

A large audience or music lovers
witnessed the sacred cantata which
was given at the Howard Congrega-
tional Church, on Twelfth avenue,
North, Sunday, January 10. The duet
by Mr., Roland Hayes and Mrs. G. H.
Hadley, which was the closing piece,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15

and Mrs. Robert Crawley, and little
Miss Lillian Marie Crawley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bramlett, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Perry and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Anderson. A three-course menu was
served. Many valuable presents were
received }
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15

captured the audience. Much of the
success of the cantata was due to the
splendid voices of Mrs. Myers, Mr..
and Mrs. G. N. Langston, Messrs.
Bradford, lines and others who
served with credit.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-01-15
PLANKs CHILL TONIC

is guaranteed to cure Colds and La
Grippe, Chills, Fever; also Malaria.
No cure, no pay. Price 25 cents,
For sale by all druggists.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28
aarfa9en tic DpSpeplla

l1noertioen er set, pan @ru1b al
J%orismmelie og ipmpatetif @pog.
geo, urnllltgt for Maben at for6gie
bbn6 ben MET tiItr9nger. S 1aa.
1ant &ilfel6e bIiber BET ne6Deroigt
at anben6e en- acknowledgements Mir-
trtr for at forebpgge @asoannelle
/ Snobol6ene og gipe Maben en-
2eiligbeo til at gienoprette fine
Sunfticner. Meo Bette for 9ie er
fglgenoe @ecept blebet anbefalet:
ct ballot unie Sodium @boS'
pbate", ct l1nie r@sience Of @eal'
mint, Ell balb Gbeitef1lo 8ageio6o
.og rent @an6 NOT til at fploe oHe
,nnier. Set er paaitaoet, at 6enne
iimple Mirtnr, taget me6 to Sbeife'
|fnl6e f6r bbert Maaltioz bill on
|ipore Mabefafterne, ltano1e @9rin'
gen / Sn6pol6ene og 6erbe6 UNDER,
1tgtte Maben til at gienoptage fine
~not1rltge Sl1nfttoner.
Slip bette n0 for set Silfel6e al
|De iful6e foa 8rug 6erfor. en-
bber Mpotbefer fan tilbereoe 6enne
Meirtnr for ct 8eIgb iom lite bill
oberitige go eller IS Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

6 e e 5 0 Mt m e | / 6 I
g 5 bar
for nplig optaget SntereSien &riitio=
mia. Hao &igsboipttalets @6rneaf6e-
ling far ser ii6en 8egpn6elien al
9ecember peret in6lagt en- ii Mars
&ige, ser / 2gbet al 6enne Gi6 =
og en- M}aaneo ti6ligere biemme =
life bar taget Sen ringelte Sg0e til
Jig. Eigebarnet bar ligget fti1e uoen
at tale og meo fait tillnffet Muno.
Man forlpgte at in6gipe ben6e See.
ring giennem Mun6en, men bette hi.
ite Jig ngierligt> og man far 6erfor
Sc JETS Moaneoer gipet 8arnet S96e
II be1taaenOe at M9lf og 9@gge,
blommer pe6 @ielp al en- Son0e
giennem Nelen. Set flyer Jig ieID,
at Sen 2ille omii0er 1igne6e ct @fe.
let, og mon bar bange for, at BET life
iful6e funne pe6blipe lengere, men al
bum maatte 6g. Saa ben6te Ser no.
get. Spgeplejeri fen iatte ita6tg Maf
frem paa 8oroet beb @arnetS Seng
men Ma0en 1to0 ita6ig urert. @r
Morgen opoage6e man imt6lerti<
8reoimuler / Sengen iamti6ig me6
at noget al Ma0en bar borte. uger
bar 9at 10 ipi1t," iag6e @pgepleier.
ifen til SEN 9il1e. @en bun RI:
iteoe paa @opeoet og SEN lamne ST.
itorie gjentog Jig flere @ange. .
6orle6en bpbe 8arnets Mo0er, oe
man fortolte ben0e set / @aob ON al
faa ben6e til at tale. Men forgie:
beg. Barnet greco blot og bar iffe
at formaa til at iige ct Sr6. Ser
gift 0og fun ct &ar Gage; ioa. I'll
&igen plu6ielig igien gbne til at ia:
1e, og BUN iag6e ONT Mftenen til Sp.
geplejeri fen: ugeu maa leg nof bien
til Sar og paste &uiet, efter at Mo1
er 0go." 9g bun be0bleb: uSsSeg Ell
laa glao, at leg go6t fun0e ipnge;
tbi MI bliper leg raft igien". StrafS
CAB bum Jig til at ipnge 8igrnions
im1ffe 0fgt: uSerre, tag / bin iterfe
&aano 8arnet, 1om leger be6 Stran-
6en." Nu er bun ogiaa begDn6t al
ipi1e og 6riffe og er n6enfor al Sore,
ligelom FUN er taget life iaa fao
Hl1nb paa-i Begt.
8arnets e%ien6ommelige 5pg0om
antages at bore en- Dirt @Dlteri. 2e.
gerne fien6er @fsempler paa ganife
!. lignenbe Eilfel6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

% II - SaU bfe W. Cul'
laggbogbanoler % nbgiper al bet be.
tienbte tpife %l1geblab rSimplicisii,
mus" gilbert 2angen er afgaat beo
Ggben / Miincben. ST.. 2angen bar
gift meo 8igrnitierne % 4aroline
8igrnions pngite 9atter 9agnp.
6iiferitreifen / Sta-
b anger bar enbnu 5. 4. Mai |
fulo Gang. Set ier no iom at flere
% flere Dampifibe faar Solf fra
9amooi1trifterae, mer enonu ligger
enoel Gampffibe in6e paa @runo al
9treifen. 6lere 6iifeoampifibe er
inofomne me6 meget gobe Manoslot-
ter. Mange Siifere bar goat me>
pou @ienoptogelie al Mrbeioet poo
Sc go1ule 8etingeller. Stretfen al:
tages proftiif talt at pete opbert.
store @aber. S 2ter Ser
reositpres iiblte Mp6e forelaa Meo.
oelelie fra 9beritlpitnant @ofgaar>
og 6rue ON, at Sc bar oprettet ct Sc:
gat pau 10000 &roner, bbiS &entel
ifal tilfal6e beltiente og tro Mrbeioe:
re, Ser igger til @faaitao Strife, oq
lom bel Ml6er eller @pgoom er BE.
bet orbei6suopgtige. @ioaita(
@aor6s Mrbeioere fomaner / fortrins,
big 8etrogtning. Desu0en bor Sberlt:
1pitna1ten og Srue ifienfet 10000
&roner til ct Suberfuloiebiem fo1
2ier. Sil at operbringe @iperne 8Dg:
Sens Sat opnepnte &erre0sitpret Ell
0%eputation meo 0%r6fgreren / @pi0:
len.
uG6ttb"S @rag II n
5 c t. MoiS 9Dfferiellfabs 8ao(
uNeptun" far fun6et @raget a
&ri1tionsian0 Damperen v@6itb"
iom 5. %. Mpril folli6ere0e mel
@iljon 9umperen u0rfor0" paa Sri
%ltianio 6ioro og lQnf, bporpeo II
Mennelfer omfom. @n 9Dffer gi
in0 for at %un0eri9ge @raget. Sor
ifibet ligger paa % 6abnes 9Db
men 0Dfferen fun0e tpoelig lele eli
bets Mapn. Set bier Jig, at uG6itb'
pe0 &olisiionen er 1faaret tiers ODER
8augen ct fantret ODER til StDrboro
Mgteriftbet, lom ligger ct 5tDffe len
ger fra 2an6 og paa betDoelig itprr
9Db, er nnltet moo 8agbor6. @Dffe
rem iaa intet Sig, men en- M9ng6'
@ragitumper og 9ele at 2oiten lat
ltrget omfring paa 8un0en. @rage
oil antagelig blipe l%iggen0e, lprli!
forbt Mgterifibet me6 BEN p9r0iful6e
ite Gel al 2aiten er iunfet paa iat
oDbt Ban6, at 8iergningsomfoitnin
gerne bil6e blibe for ltore. &bai
Moriagen til &%olliitonen bar beret e1
en6nu life ful0t oplpit. Gorbgren'
piler, at Sc lopmes1ige Signaler ba1
beret afgipne> men muligt er Set, a
@ffoet fra <pperne iom paa nlDf
fesite0et er noget lt9rft> b9rer en6e
al Sfpl6en.
- ils@~' -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

9en e eE s.
III e. S @erber al enbel &e6afta-
rer og an0re Sn6bu6ne bol0t &aptejn
SCOTLAND / Mellomptf forleben /
Solmeltrano ct Sore6rog me6 De=
monitrationer al fin 9pfin6elie u&a=
oiotelegrafi me6 Sppetrpf og bemme-
Zig Sfrift". Selegrafforlgg blep bre.
bet mellem &apteinens Selegraflta,
ton / Meliombif og Marineas eta.
ton paa Siemg pao en- Mfitan6 al 30
&ilometer. @eb praftiife Gori6g. BIZ
lte ban, bborle6es man be6 bans 9D=
item fan iifre Jig abiolut benz
ntelig Selegrafering, og hborle0es
man fan. ombptte Segnene, bpis
man bill babe nDe bemmelige
Selegraftesn. 2igele6es bite ban,
at man pe6 Sielp al en- Saita-
tur iom paa en- @fripemaiftneN fan
ienbe bisie Tegn ub / &nmmet, iIte-
oetfor beo en- Morpn6gel. 0et piite
Jig, at man Der itob oberfor noget al
6eIes NIT paa neutrality-suspicious. 9m=
raa0e. Ser ffal bpgges flere npe @p-
parater. ]
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28

y III TO TO Sfe no J e.
: en-. geo @%utebiiel11rset paa @or.
noes peo 8erge1 er fun6et ct 8oiteo
fra ben at6re peftIa1bife Stenaloer i
Gioen omfring Mnr $500 fsr &ri-
I'll 5p6ieI. 8ergens Weuierm foreta.
ger for Gi6en l16grapninger. Ser er
funoet en- Eel Sci @iemiton6e al
Stint, iom 9fser, 8ileipibie, &nibe
oip.
ct ne ta<aen6e Subi-
I &c II M. Sfibsfgrer Mn6reas Gun,
berien al &riitiania funbe fornplig
fetre. ct Subile11m, ser bgrer til Sc
iiplbne. San bap6e nemlig beret
so Mar tilii6s. Set melt bemerf-
ningsber6ige be6 bette Sl1bileum er
6og Sen 9mit9n6igbe6, at @un6er-
len, iom ielp bar fgrt Sfib / oper %
Mor, oIbrig bor miitet en- Man6 og
ol6rig bapt ct nebnebaroigt Sabari.
Dette Gorbol6 maa bel ngrmeit figes
at bore eneltaaen6e / lit @lags.
e b r-a n 5 oplto6 forleoen
Scat be6 2=Gi6en / Si9s og 2a0ebpg-
ningen paa @otbe0gaar6ene / Solnm
tilbgrenoe Olaf @rg6bif. Sl0en OPP
1too oerpe6 at en- 2pgte efsploberte Ell
Ter beltet. Slben bre0te fig til &aa<
ningsbuiet, og begge 8Dgninger neo-
bren6te. 8%eietningen bleb reooet
me6 unbtagelie al en- &alD og en-
Girls. 8Dgningerne bar aSiureret /
2onbets almin6elige 8ran0fasie for
10000 &roner og @eletning, Snobo
og 2gsgre for 5000 &roner.
Gorigger at ifD6e 4
S orIobe0e. gn @aor6man6s>
batter / @ftbtbeot, Sernp Slaba 8or=
ger ,bar / ct Mars Si6 beret forlo=
bet me6 Mgent Clinton @olberg frc
Mottisruiet / Gfiptpe0t, men Sorbol:
set mellem &iereltefolfene bar / 0e1
li0lte life pnret go6t, og forleoen bg:
bet bun Gorlobelien paa en @polere:
tur. ga Sc fom tilbage til 8orge1
oplto6 ser ct beftigt Sr0ififte mellem
oem, og.6et e110te me0, at Mgent Col:
berg trof trent Ell 9feDolper og ifje(
Moo Bigen poa nert SOLD. &ugler
gift in6 / penitre &in0 og brp6 uo en-:
Sci Sgn6er. &igen tog 6lugten MOI
@ulet, men Mgenten fprte enonu e
5fn0, iom ran1te ben6e Naffen. Yi
gems Tar bleb bGffet al @fn06ene
bon fom benOe imgOe og 1T benoe
@11s, bporef ter 2ege bleb bn6len6t
Yigen bleo ltrafs forbun6et og lener(
ien0t- in6 til &igsboipitolet, bbo1
Sen enc &11gle bleb truffet u6. Sen
6es Sil1tan6 bar ifglge it6ite Sorlp.
6enoe nogenlun6e tilfre6s1tillenoe
Chen @ierningen fanot @te6, ba1
Mgent 5olberg life b9ret at ftn5e
2ensman6 &riltianl emf Sfiptpe6t ba,
poa @fterforlfning me0 ODER &c
Mano; bele @gnen omfring 8orge1
er Bit %un6eriggt, men u6en &eiultat
!M}an antor / @fiptpeot, at Mon6er
bar faltet Jig / @an6et fra 8roen bel
&raftonlegget be0 @ommafos, ion
ligger bel 2 &ilometer fra 8orger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-28
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AaNAAal

&o smonb 8 nn D.
lit seng i Gpne ct er opo
poa Gronbbiems 9pgebus at 8ltno-
tarmsbetanoelie. San par S'aoeba-
Der al 9sorore 9iteroalens itprlte
6orretning.
en- GeIInIo e a + t
peo 8prregaaro tan D.
e +. Ie6 8orregaar6 oil Driften
pes en- al @elluloiefabriferne blipe
ltanolet / sen nermelte 6remtio, oo
al 2agerplaos er optaget, og Wtarte=
set er enonu mere trDffet END tpr.
Ser Tan forelpbig intet beitemt oplD,
les ON bnor mango Mrbeioere Der
bliper le6tge.
90 arinens Il n0eroffi.
c erer paa Sorten afbolot forle=
Sen ct Masl empoe. Soranleoninge11
par, at pes ii6ite Snoifripning peo
Gnrftets Go1feifole blep 20 @arn of>
pilt paa @run6 al manglenoe SLABS.
Dette piloe nn6erofficererne, JONI IL
melig fan bore, life npieS meo, oa
6eres 2p>1sreglement biemler Dem
NDgang til fri Sfole og fri timber
pisning pes @%erfts1folen. Saa Wep=
set fottebes sen @ellutning, at forlaa=
pibt 5tortinget life opfpl6er timber
officerernes 2gnsregulatip bpa6 fri
5fole ongaar, laa oil man inobringe
Spprqsmaalet for 9omitolen til rets=
Zig Mfgiprelle.
@tor S e1 a /
8 can s b rugs T B e +.
Mmerifanerne, iom bar Sc fgrite, JON
bragte george Sc melt mooerne Sanoz
brugsreofaber, beberifer fremoeleS
Morges Marfe6. @iemme fabrifereS
fun li6et en0ru. Men set lille MAJ
er gaaet / @ang meo, er goot, oq
man oil forbaabentlig mart fomme
efter. S @perige er man lengere
fremme> og 6erfra fommer a6ifilltge
neutrality-suspicious.. Men fra Slime.
rifa fom1ner 5terlteparten. gtetop
6isie Gage er / &riittania fra Seem
Sort mootoget 1856 &olli 2an0brng5:
reoifaber, fra &bila6elpbia 612 oQ
ODER &umburg 366 &olli. Sillom=
men peie6e 6isie Maifiner omfrtnq
200 Sons.