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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-19
BRIERsVILLE NOTES.

On last Friday evening, February
-. little Miss Patience Vinson enter
tanned a few friends on her twelfth
birthday at the home of Mrs. Marvel
Vinson, from to 6 p. m. Games
we're INDUCED in until 4 p. m, when
TIE guests were invited to the table,
where a color scheme of pink. white
end green was noted In the center
of the table was a candy log cabin
made of green candy and as each lit
tie guest departed from the table
they were given a stick of candy A
tfree-course menu was served.
On last Friday night. February 122.
TIE White Violet Club gave its first
social at the home of Mrs Thomas
Webb Dancing and games were the
main features of the evening. At a
late hour a three-course menu was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Sadler enter
tanned a number of friends at dinner
last Sunday. February IA at 2 p. m.
in honor of Mr.. Ben Porter of Argen-
tine, Kansas, it being the farewell
dinner for Mr. Porter, as he will re.
turn home in a few days.
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MUSE-RoBERsoN.

One of the prettiest home weddings
OF the season was that of Miss Annie
Robertson aDd Mr. Henry Muse. which
was solemniZed at the home of the
b ide's mother, Mrs Fannie Robertson.
Paramount street, last Thursday eve
ming February 11th7~ The entire
house was brilliantly lighted and long
before the hour for the nuptial knot
to be tied, 4 numerous host of friends
We're in attendance. The bridal party
entered the reception room to the
beautiful strains of The Mendelssohn
Wedding March, and Dr. w. B. Denny
performed the ceremony. The bride
was very Eeromingy attired in white
organdy with lace trimmings and a
mussNline satin sash She carried a
"rofrse bunch of white carnations
and ferns The groom wore the CON
ventional black. String music was
enjoyed during the evening, and a
and delicious recourse was served.
Meny beautiful and handsome pres
ents were received The guest list in
cluded Mesdames Betty Smith, Mary
Stumps Lula Partee Lucinda Weeks.
Eugene Thompson, Alice Hall, Berry
Robertson, Chas. Thorne Charlotte
Muse Thos Anderson, Sallie Grove,
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LADIES' PROGRESSIVE CLUB.

The Ladies' Progressive Club met
with Mrs. Jas. Meyerss, 1902 Harding
street, February 10, 1909 at $50
o'clock After the business of the
club an interesting program was
heard: First a Bible verse by each
member An excellent paper by Mrs.
s. p Neal subject, Gentle Words
\ BEAUTIFUL instrumental solo by Mrs.
w. S. Ellington, Beautiful star of
Heaven" Quite an instructive read
ing on "Just let it pass" by Mrs. Robt.
Wing6eld At the conclusion of the
program the hostess, Mrs Meyers,
nassed to each lady (save those Sc
lected as judges a card to which was
attached a pretty pink pencil. They
were requested to write verse of
oringinal poetry Prizes were to be
awarded for the two best poems. Mrs.
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MURFREEsBoRo NOTES.

Mr.. w. L. Jones, of Meharry, was
guest of DR.. and Mrs j. P. Hickman
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Elma A. Williams was guest
of Mrs. Geo. Ransom Saturday and
Sunday.
The members of First Baptist
Church will give their pastor, Rev.
Myers, a birthday dinner Sunday.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Mrs. Sarah Taylor to Mr.
Horace Hicks.
Mr.. w. L. Jones and Miss Johnnie
O'Neal were guests of Mrs. ]. P. Hick-
man at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. e. R. Ganaway left for Louis
vile Thursday, after spending two
months in the city with relatives.
Miss M. E. Rowland was called
home Friday on account of serious i'll
ness of her uncle, Mr.. Billy Norman
Miss Beulah Miller, who is teach
ing at Lavergne, was in the city Sun
day.
Rev. Myers left for Nashville Mon
day.
DR.. White spent three days in Nc
Minnville last week.
DR.. R. F. Boyd was in the city Fri
day to speak to K. p Lodge.
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FRANKLIN NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Hughes
gave a surprise birthday party Febru-
airy in honor of Miss Mamie Otey.
Mr.. Van McEwen was out from
Nashville the past week 1t was his
first visit to Franklin in twenty years
and he came to carry his mother
home with him to give her the com
forts of this life in her declining
years.
Miss Estella Brown, who has been
very i'll, has recovered.
Miss Sallie E. Britton is on the
sick list.
Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Johnson are
t ONE for a few weeks
Nj. Fred d. Williams was in Nash
vile last week.
A tenement house occupied by two
families in Baptist Neck was totally
destroyed by fire last week
Miss Ethel Fleming has been Wis
iting out of town a few days.
Elder Niece, of Holiness Faith,
preached Sunday evening and night
to large audience.
Miss Matte Nicely is at home very
sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Hughes were
in town Sunday
Mr., Erastus Reams was out Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Britton's
baby is very sick with pneumonia
Mrs. Maggie North is quite sick.
Mrs. Mary Parkes is on the sick
list.
Ewing and Patton have added to
tfeir undertaking establishment a
handsome funeral car.
Miss Jennie Conn has returned
from a visit to Nashville.
Misses Mittie and Magodell Half
ocre were in town Saturday
One of the most enjoyable events
of the week was the entertainment
qiven at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Dock Thomas Thursday evening.
February II. Games and music were
played until a late hour, after which
. nine-ccurse menu was served. A
number of Young people enjoyed the
occasion.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Kenard, who has
been confined to her room since
Christmas, is getting better.
Mrs Nellie C. wilkins spent last
Tuesday with Mrs. N. NJ Kenard.
Mrs Maggie Ewing and Miss Car.
RE spent Sunday evening with Mrs
D. w Binford.
Miss Mamie T. Wilkins and Miss
Luvenia VOORHEES, spent a delightful
evening with Mrs. Martha E. Dowell
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Dave Hughes spent
Sunday in Nashville visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Sonny Hughes.
Rev Willie Wilson will preach fol
Rev D. W. Binford next Sunday
night February q.
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suNpAY-scHooL IMPROVEMENT.

The down pour of rain that visited
Nashville Sunday morning just at the
Sunday-school hour did not prevent
a large attendance at Mount Olive
Sunday-school The superintendent,
through his efforts and by the assist
ance of his teachers, was gratified at
the audience. Prof. f. e. Dawson,
the chorister, is now teaching new
songs each Sunday On Sunday
morning half and hour, will be given
to special song service. At spe-
cial meeting of the teachers it was
agreed that for the convenience of
most of the teachers rladies) and on
account of the advantages being Of
fered by the night school, the teach
ers meeting would hereafter be held
in the teachers room from $50 to
1880 Sunday evening. 1t was also an.
nounced that the new opera chairs of
Class number is would be used for
the first time Sunday morning. This
with a special program will no
doubt double the attendance. DR..
Clark, the pastor has expressed de-
sire to have five hundred people in
Sunday-school, Sunday morning.
The school proper, according to in
formation just received will purchase
opera chairs for the Sunday
auditorium. They are to be installed
within sixty days. Arrangements for
placing the order has already been
made with a local firm.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-19
cHATrERs, SOCIAL CLUB.

The last meeting of the Chatters' So
cial Club that was to have been held
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Montgomery on Division street,
February 9Th, was postponed on ac-
count of the death of member of
ttat family. The president has is
sued a call for the club members to
met at that place on the 23d of this
month Mr. Robert Zackery is pres,
ident of the club, and Miss Estella
Rhodes is the secretary.
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REV. M. W. GILBERT OF NEW
YORK.

New York City, Feb 10. 1909. The
Mount Olivet Baptist Church, Manhat
tan, New York City, has just closed
a very successful six weeks evange-
listic meeting, which was attended
with very happy results. There have
been more than one hundred and fifty
conversions and an equal number of
backsliders have been reclaimed
while many were received into the
fellowship of the church by letters
and otherwise Rev Dr. Gilbert, the
pastor, has been baptizing for three
Sundays, both morning and evening.
The number of additions to the
church has been more than two hun
dred.
On last Sunday, the 7th inst just
after the close of the revival. Dr. Gil
bert preached in the morning on THE
Conversion of the Dying Thief At
the close of the sermon, three souls
made a profession of their faith in
the Lord Jesus and pledged them
selves to follow in His footsteps
During the revival, DR.. Gilbert was
ably assisted by the well known col
ored evangelist, Rev. s. L. Johnson
of Boydton, Va. Rev. Johnson is an
earnest and eloquent speaker thor
oughly biblical in his methods and
his work abides after he leaves the
field His work was quite effective
and was an object lesson to the col
ored people of the city as to the way
in which a revival should be con
Quoted.
The congregations at the church are
as large as aforetime, and the church
is enjoying a peace such as it had
never known before in its history.
Mount Olivet is the largest Negro
Baptist church in the North and its
influence for good is widespread DR.
Gilbert is thoroughly entrenched in
the affections of his people and his
ministry is being greatly blessed by
the Lord.
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immediate families in honor of her
mothers birthday, Mrs A. L. Perry,
who was the recipient of some nice
and valuable presents. All of her
family was present from grandpar-
ents to grandchildren, except Mrs.
Ellen Smith, who is in Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr. Watt Afford has moved to his
new home.
Mr. j. H. Hall has moved in town.
Mrs. L. F. Smith, at Smyrna, and
Mrs. Eliza Smith, at Sand Hill, cele-
brated Lincoln's birthday Friday with
pprCpriate exercises.
Rev. B G Strong was here this
week On business.
Mrs. Mariah Cook is on the sick
list.
Mr.. John Hill remained at home
Monday and entertained the Pressly
brothers who came up from the city
to spend the day hunting. 1t rained,
but they found some game.
Mrs. Mollie Crawford, of Murfrees-
boro was recently the guest of Mr.
End Mrs. Jordan Batey. She was
visiting her daughter, Miss Dilsey
Butler, who teaches at Rocky Fork
Miss Beulah c. Miller, who teaches
at Iavergne though her home is in
Murfreesboro, was also guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Batey, few days before
Mrs. Crawford was out
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SMYRNA NOTES.

Rev. G. K, Wilson. of Nashville
WHO has been called to pastor the
baptist church here, was in a business
meeting with the officers Saturday.
He was listened to attentively in Sun
day-school and preached his first SER
mon since the call Sunday morning
Rev. John B. Ridley spent Sunday
here
Mrs Charity perry Buchanan en-.
tertained at dinner Sunday all of the
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-19

SAN ANTONIO The MECCA.

DR.. G. J. Starnes, a member of the
recent International Congress on Tu-
berculosis, Washington, D. c., and
specialist on all lung and chest dis
eases, in addition to the use of the
Nebulizer, Compound Oxygen, and
Compressed Air is using the best
remedies introduced at that Congress
by the leading medical men of the
profession.
He is located in San Antonio Texas,
the city designated by the Worlds
Medical Congress in 1896 as one of
the best for people suffering with any
form of lung trouble. Those desiring
to visit this health resort write Dr..
g. J. Starnes, 324 w. Commerce street,
San Antonio, Texas.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-19

Misses Sally and Mollie Wilson, Josie
and Annie Muse, Lucille Jordan, Hat
tie Ferguson, Annie M. Watson, Lena
McFadden, Della Watson, Little Mag
gle Atkinson, Johnnie Lester, Ludie b.
Mcdaniel, Mary Ferguson, Alberta
Dabney, and Johnnie Lue Herbert,
Messrs. Thos. Robertson, Joe Patton,
Ned Muse. VIM Batey, Willis VIII
liams, Johnnie Sneed, Ernest Godan,
Fred Malone, Thos. McAdoo, Eugene
Maze, VIM H. Reams, VIM. Walton,
Vic Williams, Alfonso Wallace, Dud-
ley Jackson, Chas. Thorne, Berry
Robertson, John W. Hall, James Dab
ney, Jr.
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pretty red ribbon bows and the name
OF the club in gilt letters on each
heart. After an elaborate four-course
menu, the meeting adjourned The
next meeting will be with Mrs. S. B.
M 1905 Harding street, February
20 1909, at 1880 O'Clock. Mrs. J. w.
Work, President; Mrs. w. H. McGav-
ock, Secretary
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-19
THE A. 3. c. CLUB.

The Ladies' A. B. c. Club met at
the residence of Mrs. Mary Wood,
1901 Harding street, on Monday, Feb
ruary s, 1909 After the usual bust
ness of the club was over, the club
adjourned to meet on Monday after
neon, February 10, at the residence
of Mrs J. R. Knowles, Cedar street,
ct 3 o'clock, Mrs. Mary Wood, Pres
ident; Mrs J. R. Knowles, Secretary.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-19

Coombs received the first prize,
beautiful jewelry case Mrs. w. H.
McGavock the second, a Chinese cake
plate. The judges were Mrs. r. S.
White, Mrs. L. Landers and Rev. ].
H. Meyers. The invited quests were
Mrs H. A. Boyd, Mrs c. N. Langston,
Mrs. Coombs, and Mrs R. S. White.
The place cards were red hearts with
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-19
YOUNG MEMS LITERARY CLUB.

The Young Mems Literary Club
met with Mr.. Mansfield Douglass on
Monday night, February A. The in
clemency of the weather prevented
some from responding. The meeting
was a regular business one and much
business was transacted and much
good done toward the enlightenment
of the club. Thirty minutes were de-
voted to current news in which Lin
coin received special attention Aft
er considerable discussion q debate
was decided on, viz: els Abraham
Lincoln justified in receiving full
praise for the Emancipation of the
Negro?" This debate will be Friday
night at the residence of Mr. Gallo
way.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1909-02-19
MERCY HOSPITAL

All the members of the Woman's
Auxiliary of Mercy Hospital are re-
quested to be present Tuesday after
noon, February 16, 1909. at 3 o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. A. B. Carter,
713 Gay street. Business of impor-
lance. Also. any friend is invited
to attend
MRS. A. B. CARTER, Pres.
MRS. |. F.. ALSUP, Sec'y
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Mf @bcmiicns @iituric*

~&ipilta pro tuti" bar in0ebol0t e1
Mrtifel ON ct iaa intimt &leonings-
ltDffe iom @fjorten - Gbemiie>1 -
bporaf set fremgaor, at en- Gang bar
BET ct meget foitbart &leoningsitpffe,
lom Set fife bar @permonos Guq at
ele. &un 6Driter og bgie 5tatsem=
beoSnrgro tillo0 Jig Sen 2ufSus at
gaa me0 Sfiorte. &ar6inal Mlotri,
Ell meget rig @erre, Ser lepeoe / set
13oe M%orbun6re0e, frembepe6e me6
life ri1ge @toltbe0, at Fan eie6e s
Sfiorter, og Set lp6 iom noget lige=
fremt fabelagtigt. Scarf SEN 9ppen=
oes @emolinoe, Ser bap6e ct l1tol
al Drogter bro0ereoe meb @1l6 og
belat me6 &erler baDoe / lit 2inneo~
lfab fun to @bemii er. Men bar Mn=
toilet ringe bar til @iengielo l16itp=
relien al Get intime @e6ntngs1tpffe
epentprligt ifipnt. Spritin6er og an
0re fornemme Damer eie6e @bemiier,
Ser bar belatte me6 Sc foltborei tie
&niplinger og me6 Ggte @tene. 81
gefrem biitoriif er 0en @bemile, iom
6pritir6e Siabella al Spanien bar
1898. Sum le6iageoe lin Genial /
&riger mes Me0erlunoerne og bar
ubetpnfiom nof, ga Sagen begpn0te
at faa ct for 0e,t ipanlfe Seer beter=
feligt l10fol0, at aflngge set 2pfte, at
bum life piloe ififte Gbemile fgr @e=
leiringen al SitenOe bar fro11et mes
&el0. 8eleiringen parebe / 3 Mor,
og Siabello bol0t lit rnnrfelige 2pite,
men &luoningSltpffet fit en- ejenoonl~
melig gullig Gorpe> % | @offreoie
bite mon fig galal1t oper Spritin0cn
pe0 at bringe oenne Sarbe poa Mo6e
og foloe Sen uSlobellofarpe".
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Mob Mgl

@rnnoig Strengthening er Sen fsrite
% bigttgite 8etingelie for at n6rpo6e
Mgl iaabel iom a116re Sfa6einlefter.
Mgllet leber, Iom man be6, / ct
rgrlignenbe Splitter iom set, funit-
feroigt tilbirfer al ollie @lags @tof-
fer, 1on &lGoer, Meb1er eller 8e-
ger, Helsbarer, Matter, ia enoog i
Blomiterne trpnger 0e i16 og bergper
! &nopperne 6eres 8laoe % @tilfene
oereS Marp. Derfor mao man 1ta6iq
bore paa 8agt operfor Mgllene % !
uolufte og b6r1te babe &le6er og
Mebler. @n eller to Gage ONT Maanc=
ben fan mar NOT ofre paa ierlig 8Qs<
ming at De foitbare Sing, iom Mplle.
ne ipneS ON.
On Sommeren opbeparer man
beoit lin @intergar6erobe, 1oar SEN
er bel reniet og bermetiif in6eluffet.
Man o%nifaffer en- &a5ie ipecielt / oet=
te Diemeo, og paoflitrer 6en baooe
11openoig og inopenoig mes usSsern-
farons", ct leoera9ttgt og leoerfor=
bet Hopir / ltore Mrf.
&liitret, ifal fogeS al &1gmel og
maa bore tenumelig tpft. Eapiret be-
itrpgeS ferit me6 en- 5bamp 6pppet /
Gono, bporpaa &liitret itrpges oper.
Nn iptteS &apiret paa &asien og
glatteS uo me6 ct rent &le6e> lta6ig
I lamme &etning for at ser life 1fal
oonne fig 2uftbl9rer. 9erefte::
fliitreS 2aaget, ligele6es paa begge
@i6er.
Naar &osien efter ct Yar Cages
Gorlpb er ter, iettes 2aaget paa me6
2poerbengsler. &ber @aar maa man
lie efter, ON &apiret er gaaet iitpffer
og ga uobe6re Sfa6en.
&or man. en- Gong giort @osien
iitono, er 8eiberet me6 at giemme
8interteiet life iao itort Sc fglgen6e
Mor, man ifal fun igrge for, at alt
er bel uolnftet, banfet og beritet> fgr
Sn6pofningen finder @te6. Man
ltrgr Seber eller nn6re MioIer moo
Mel I 8un6en al &asien, logger
Spiet glat neo 6eri, ftr9r after en-
&aonofulo &eber / og logger ct Yor
Mrf Fapir gberit. Derpaa lnffes
2oogH til og forlpnes meo &oip og
&rompe iaa at &asien fnn Iaoles.
Man fliitrer en- Gtrimmel uSSern-
farouS" run6t orus alle fire Cider
mellem 2aaget og @asien. @trim=
lens pperit SAINT bpies ODER 2qaget,
og Sen neoerite itrpges glot neo ct
goot Stpffe ne0enfor paa @nslen og
trpffeS til me6 ct fugtigt &le6e. &ier=
nerne trpffes ligele6es go6t til, og
ODER &engslerne og 2aoien fli1tres
Ger to @ange ODER.
FelSbarer man alti6 opbebares a6=
ifilt fra an6re &lp6er. Sc banfes
forligtig men lenge og tan opbebores
| 1olt6e Eapei fer bermetiif tillnffet
meo paafliitre6e &apiritrimler.
Sore Mpbler, ser life 1oa let lu6er
fig poffe in6> er anifeligere at bepo=
re. 9e moa banfes og barites gr1,n=
Dig og 6effeS me6 ct Ipi 8etrpf.
l1noer Gofaer og 2eneItole letter
man nogle 6Dbe 6a6e, fpl6t til &on=
ben meo @ano, for at Sc Mpl, Ser
muligbtS er tilboge, let fan fin6e fin
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Wlcm life at onbefale bette 8lao
til oeres @enner % 8etienote. Cor
Se ielb er tilfre6s me6 6et, I'll hiSi.
ogfaa bltbe set.
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Sag for Sag
bltr 2ipet gjort flooere;
flogere bltr hi
men tffe gla6ere.
nbDre la1gt er hi naael
fra oem, Ser bpggeo poa Belc>
men Srm er / Squirrel gooet
poa Sioens ipgrlenoe @ieIe.
2eft big MT otter, 6u fommen6c
Ei6,
LIFT Sig og fneis iom en- @tprtep
bbi6
let ODER @eblen i rpgen6e Erap,
ler oS at bdre, ler os at ie,
ler. oS begeiitret at greoe og Ie
I'M on beilige SAB!
Sg ioaleoes ifplote Ri Sen eta
gems @fomager, at bort 8eIgg poo
@renen iom set Jig bdr og bqr
- enote mes @olger Dracbmonn.
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Norf Glpnemofi n e.
Ser bar / SEN ii6ite Ei6 beret giort
6orleg paa, at foa en- at 6e be6re
Mpiatifere til at fomme op til @orge
og flDbe. Com set iDnes u6en @e=
iultat, Ga 8etingelierne NOT filler Jig
for itibe for nor1fe Gorbolb. Men
MI Ter set no, iom ON Mor6men6ene
ielb ifal funne toge op &onfurrance11
ogl oa paa bette Smraa6e. Ser er
nemlig fonitrueret> tegnet og nobel
leret Il @tgrreli e is Meter @ange
1.20) ct norf Meroplan. &%onltruftg-
rem er ST.. @inor 2illoe / &riltionia
og bans Mrbei0e bar / Sen ii6ite Eio
baft megen Spmerflombe6 blan6t
@agfpnoige og interesiere6e. offers
mefoniif tie @erflte6 bar paataget fig
at bDgge Meroplanet - ian6lpnIigpis
/ 2ebet at ~ Maaneo - og ser er
6isie Gage UNDER Dannelie ct Gel
ifab til @tette for 6oretogenoet.
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Stint 8 e rip luffer. gn
8on6e fra l1rifog iolgte forleoen pao
Sorpet / &riitiania $40 &ilogram
Sptteber. Otter en- Yrt5 al II Gre
&iIoet i%nobraste 8erene bam 142
&rorer. Gn ganife pan &ifortiene=
lite.
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Mrreitere6e nngocio o.
litter. S &riitionia blep forle6en
orreiteret tire ipenife og en- norlf ung=
i%ocialilt, joni far begooet Superior /
flor stil iaapel / @or0morfen jom i
&riitianio. 9e far iprangt @enge-
ffabe me6 Dpnamit, iom Sc bar itioa=
let og beban6let paa en- ioo ifg6esIpS
Moaoe> at itore l1lpffer funoe bore
ifete.' @n Sci Dpnamit families ioa-
le6es benilengt UNDER 0pnen / 6en
Safe, bbor 6e bob6e Silbol6, ia jelp
in6e / 0pnen bopoe 6e opbeporet 81
namit. Set er fonitateret, at Sc bar
begoaet ct &ttentat paa Su1titsbpg=
ningen / &riitiania Sgnoag Morgen
ben Is. Sftober ifior> ga Dgren til
Sobeoinogongen bar iprengt mel
9Dnamit.
Sen norife un9iocialisme er e1
6trefte @fu6 al 6en ipenife, og ser e1
for Sioen / Norge mel item berre emf
Sperige, i6et mango ibenife ling:
iocioliiter-o. b. |. 9psgengere, Jon
leber at Spberi - ie9er GilboI6
Nobolonoet. Denne ubDggelige Sill
-
tagen at Sorbrpoeripirer og 6egene
rereoe Snoipioer, iom idger GiIbol0
nngiocialiitleiren, maa ieges no Ser
of at Agitatorerne 1tooig raaber Of
ont ~SpbeIamfun6et", og u&porfo:
ffal hi arbei6e?" uHengene er il
Spbegoos!" ~9ao os itiele 6em til
bage igien!" olp. Baa SEN Moqo
bliber man 10 ligefrem u66per al e,
bgjere &etfpr6igbeo beo at iprpng
&engeifabene ce uerpropriere" oerey
Snobol6 - iom set beo6er i SEN una
iocialiitilfe Sargor1. Set er 10 altii
befbemmere at iiele og plpn6re / 81
al Ell polittif 29re ems at gigre 6e:
paa BEN %gammel6ogs Moner, s. b..
for9ribe fig poa Meitens @o6s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-29

@gitu6bpttet pao Op-
lanbene. Sc fleite @aor6brugere
paa O%plan6ene er MI fer1ig meo
Sfuromen. 2i6et So CT inbfiert, 90
set life bur beret nogen 2opin6. @n-
BEL Hoteter er optoget uobDttet er
gjennemgaaenoe 20 Sbn6er pr.
Maol. Stipeliein6boloet er ibert
ni9pnt, inorere UNDER enc ODER set
rormQle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-29

Sroa6l ID e Se1egrofito-
TONER. Selegrafbeltprelien bar
UNDER u0orbei6elie &loner ONT at
bDgge Stationer for troa0lgs Tele=
graft 1angS &plten foruoen De, iom
ollere6e fin6es. Set bar bpret San=
fe poo at legge 2an6ets ip0Iig1te
Station paa &poingen. Smiolertio
oil Sanfen poa &ppingen ontQgelig
b%ortfoloe, 90 Acknowledgements lig=
ger Sorbon0lineer mes morinen
ON at opertage Stotionerne paa
Ij6mg og 6lefferg, iom MI er /
9rift. Selegrafpeie net eier Den tre=
oie citation / 2an6et poa @glt / 2ofo=
ten.
Mon bar imi6lerti6 iamlet Tia
ONT at lpgge en- iterre Station be6
Bergen. 9enne er tenft 1terf nof
til at funne n6befsle SeIegrammer
neo an6re europeife @tationer. De
nupGren6e 5tottoner bor fun sSor=
binoelie me6 Sfibe, iom fommer OBJ
UNDER &Dlten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-29
. norge. :

DiqmantbrDlIup feireoeSs
Eorsoog Sen 81. Ottober al Raar-
ntottb Guile Mn6eriem Gorsmo og
&u1tru, fgot 0lien, / &ermes, &anea,
Norolano.
en- @ngeI1fma Ml<
freo &rgger fra .2on6on bar
1fienfet Sronobiems 8p ct 2egat poa
$4,000 &roner, bbis &enter ifal no=
oeles til ganle tr9ngen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-29

8ron6 / Bergen. Sen 8.
Sftober Worgen u6brg6 ser 8ron6 /
Sporebonfga6en 4. s an6en @toge
boeoe Ell Some meo 8 8grn og / treble
gtoge en- 50=aarig Some me6 i'm @gn
og bans 6orlobe6e. 9isl e bleb / flo
lte Dleblif beffet og maatte boppe no
at Sinonerne, ga Srappen bren6te.
20 al 8ernene forilog fig flemt og
mootte bringeS paa Spgebulet. Sen
50=aarige Some bleb UNDER 6orlpget
poo at fomme no fpalt AT &ggen.