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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24
Calling off Strike
 Did Not MateriaIize
Special from United Press;

tSpecial Irom -Unlted Press-J
 Stockholm, Aug. 24.-The promised calling off of the strike today did not materialize owing to the employers re- fusal to reinstate all the men who had gone on strike. Had the employers done this the strike committee would have formally declared the strike off.
 As 1t was hundreds of workmen re- turned and the position of those still out is becoming daily more precarious The number of strikers no langer causes serious embarrassment.
 The cabinet today began considering plan to force the employers to arbi- trate the differences with the strik- CTS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24
STEEPLECHASE

High tide for afternoons this week provides the opportunity for thes en- joyment of the fine surf bathing faci- lities at Steeplechase Island. The summer season is waning and the time is short for indulging in this healtful pastinne and swimmers should take advantage of these final bathing chances. Women and children receive special attention at the Steeplechase baths from Mrs. A. E. Payne, man ager The admission ticket to the island being good for a ride on the Royal Gorge or roller coaster and also the performance of The Great Calvert on the high wire. patrons receive full value for the small outlay. Steeple- chase Island 1s sdelightfu1 these dayB.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24
SOCIAL SS AND lS
 PERSONAL


 rhs owners of the Blue Ribbon gar nEe rave c dinner to their employees. If IShlmannsp ehore house. last even- ine Fl IT. Ba1IeW. who haa charge Of pfesided. Covers were laid for 14 per
 Robert T.. Rock, thiss city. has been unmed member of the L Natiora, 9 oF a,-es- AS tors by National Presfdent ". D. Nolan This is the first time In ten yeare that Connecticut has been repre- eeneed on the board.
 Sunday School Supt. William Bern hard conducted the services In the German RAformed church Sunday nsr5aars nssnss q n wsimer. sas absence z s'0f
 pr. Edward c. Krause. the ambu- lance surgeon Of the Emereency Hos pitaI. is en5oyfnk . vacation or two Frsd. John and Joe ot7yeil. the sons of John J owen, the well known labor 4or g weeles throuKhout the United GtSk6 They give q vaudeville s1ketch thnk is satd to be hiKhly entertaininR
 1Eies Lydia A. Northrop. who Is con n6cted with the Woman's ExchanEe. 6AG returned from a visit to Seattle and other Western points IT. and 1Irs. win H. Fones. of New xork are enjoying visit with Mrs A. O. Fones-
 Mixs Annie nales 1s14 Iranistan 2 4he Green MountAins.
 ratrolman Jemes Bray, snd precinct sGtatlon-s re1ofces in the arrival of Tfffl& girl his family. '
 Mrs. May Morgan. East Main street. has returned after q visit to friends Tn
 n and Mrs. John W. Tierney. of 135chnaotd. Va. after enjoying pleas 1frs, William cooney of Pequonnock atreet. are returning home via Atlantic City and washinston. D. c.
 retnfned from their Honeymoon. rvlich they spent in DeshIer. Neb. Ihey have taken a home at 154 Cleve- l4nd avenueI
 Joseph' M. Fsivey of Pequonnock street left Sunday for Pittsdeid. Mass. to 1D7n w B Prendergast for a weeks vocation in the Berkshires-
 Former Alderman Tony Rowen has accepfed the position as local repre- eeiiafive Of the Continental Casualty Company of Chicago. He Ffa work under fine direction of Edward Owens. general agent who was an advertising 4Eent for the Farmer 30 years ago.
 16ro Charles H. Suckiey. wife of Po- 1{es Sergeant Sucl1ley. was the guest ok honor yesterday afternoon at a lawn party e1ven by Mrs. Sarah Grant on f16 lawn of her home, 43 Norman street The lawn was tastefully dec orAted with palma, cut flowers and pill lo68 The guests were entertained with musical selections. and late in the afternoon dainty menu was served. me suests included Madam Won der E1nden and .MesdAmes Sargent and 6fokes of New York. and Mesdames Snepherd, Brown and Stevenson of this
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24
uLHANEAsY. TME BMsr HAND 00AE.

7nGtanfIy removes Stove Polish, Rust
 E1oaoa. Ink, Paint and Dirt. For tha hadds or clothing. LArgo can 10 conta
 Mnnofaetufed by Wm- R. Winn. 7Si
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24
HARLAN P. RUdd NAILED PRESIDENT
BRIDGEPORT MAN CHOSEN TO \ HEAD ASSOCIATION OF RURAL
 LETTER CARRIERS.


 \ HEAD ASSOCIATION OF RURAL LETTER CARRIERS.
 The annual meeting of the Fairfield County Rural Letter Carriers associa- tion was held in Danbury Saturday at which time these employees of the post office department were entertained at the home of William J. Hamilton on White street. Twenty carriers. repre- sentinE all sections of Fairfield couTf> ty. were present. and the Eatharing The businesS of the meeting was principally the election of officers for the next year. The following were chosen:
 President and secretary. Harlan P Ruge. of Bridgeport: vice-president. Charles w. Wixcn, of Bridgeport; treasurer. Samuel S. Zellar. of Bridge port. Several new members were voted into the association.
 The next gathering of rural carriers will be on Labor Dayt when state convention will be held at some city yet to be chosen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24
DICKENS AND J-DAvID COPPER FIELD"

While every work by Charles Dick ems is world famous. his David Cop perfield" stands out as his very best. The statement has been made that .Micawber," a name which has be- come world famous, is picture of the characteristics of his own father. Every work that emanated from the pen of Charles Dickens shows that even in the humblest walks of life, there is a rugged honesty and true charity. The dramatization of "Da- vid Copperfield" which will be pres ented at the Jackson theatre on next Monday evening by strong company under the management of Edward O.. White will therefore be a treat to those who have read and admired Dickens and rare enjoyment to those who have never perused the works of this great author. David Copper field'' is a play which once seen is never forgotten. and which recalls a host of pleasant memories. MT. White has given Bridgeport many success fuI stage presentations by Mildred Holland and it is safe to say that un- der hfs persoual 1opervision David
 copperneld VIII ptenee HridEeport
 s<~>1.UII
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24
ANOTHER MIMIC WAR
DEPARTMENT PLANNING MAN oEUWRES FOR SECOND ATTACK ON BOSTON NEXT YEAaz

'. S,1S 1OS T <|1NF 4N 11z> T 1]<1l1s. zs worcester. Mass. Aug. 2.-Another mimic war game in Worcester and Middlesex counties. fsimilar to the one just completed in southeastern Massa- chusetts. is being arranged for 1910, according to plans said to be now un- der consideration by the War Depart ment of the United States
 As in the recent manoeuvres. the Massachusetts militia. will act as the defenders of the city of Boston against a hostile army which will probably make an attack from point west of Worcester. Most of the lighting is ex- pected to take place in the vicinity of this city and South Birmingham, where the base of supplies Of the de- Tending army will be stationed
 Engineers Of the War Department are said to be working on maps of the district, covering a radius of IS miles of South Framin gham.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24
JACKsON's
DOLL WARDEN.

"Dolly Warden" with Miss Alkaline FIldes in the title role. with which Miss Lulu Chaser was invested in the wears run at the Herald Square thea ire. New York city. will be the at traction at Jackson's theatre this ev- spread interest displayed. an audi ent. This most tuneful opera by Messrs. Stange and Edwards is not unknown here and will be remember ed by it's pleasing. catchy and whistl- able music and the bright comedy in which the play abounds. Miss Ada line Fildes, the dashing prima don ma soubrette. who is assuming Miss Glaser's original part has made an emphatic hit thus far on her four and will undoubtedly be revelation to local theatergoers who are not cognizant of her unusual ability. MT. H. D. Allen. under. whose .manage- ment Miss F,ildes is appearing. has secured a brilliant supporting cast, including a number of operatic fla vorites who are very favorably known here. The. costuming and staging is of the same high standard that at tended the former presentations in this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

Niles Lydia A. Northrop. who Is con n6cted with; the WomAn's Exchange. haS returned from a visit to Seattle and other Western points fs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

IT. and B1rs. will H. Fones. of New York are enjoying q visit with Mrs. A O. Eones- Rs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

Joseph M Faivey of Pequonnock etrset left Sunday for Pfttsf1eid. Mass. 10 fpin w B Prender&ast for a weeks razsatfon fin the Berhshires-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

xxiss Annie 4EaIes, 1514 Iranistan nvenue .s has returned from visit to 3h4 Green Mountains.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

of John '. O'Nei1. the well known labor lSSdGf 5df this city. have been booked 4or <6e WeelEs fhrouRhout the United 6tHk6 They g1ve q vaudeville sketch tknk r said to be hiKhly entertatuinR
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

wAalx And ellE1vR q Nvoalp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

Mr. and Mrs Louis Eegert have refufned from their honeymoon. which They spent in Deshfer, Neb. They have taken a home at 154 Cleve- .1and avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

Patrolman Jamee Bray. End precinct Gtaflonz fe1ofces in the arrival of a little girl in his family.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

Mrs. May Morgan. East Main street, has returned after q visit to friends in ot4<r cifies-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

n and Mrs. John w. Tierney, of 535c6nadYid. va, after enjoying pleas ant visst with Mrs. Tierney's cousin. Wra. William Cooney of Pequonnock streef are returning home via Atlantic Cify and Washington. D. c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

Dr. Edward c. Krause. the ambu- lance surgeon Of the EsnnerGency Hos pital is enjoying . vacation of two
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

Sunday School Supt. William Bern hard conducted the services in the rnorf,3ue in the absence of Pastor IIeruoan e. Weimer ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24
SPECIAL VALUES IN TRUNK,

Travelling Trunks, heavy canvas cove inches, $3.25, S3.75, $4.25, $4.75, $5.25, $s < Steamer Trunks, brass trimmings, fiji canvas brass lock, straps $3.5O, $3.75, $4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

x rhe owners of the Blue Ribbon gar
 nee Gave c dinner to their employees. n LsAmannss shore house. last even m n IT Ba1Iaw. who has charge of soTsS of tl1S departmente Of the garage.
 nre1ided. Covers were laid for IA per
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-24

Robert T. Rock. thiss city. has been unnaed | member of the National As toclntl0n of F1umbers' board of dtrec- tors by National Presfdent W p. Hoias.. usfis fs the first time in ten yeSrg that Connecticut has been repre- G1@1ted on the board.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
Sen imbilfc Mfurber.

@i1Dn Stu0el1tel1 Mo0arlal 9bi
nogri, JONI forrige uge mproeo'
Oberit(pitl1ont @illian1 Gur5on 8Dl
lie pe6 Ell 6elt 2onoou, bleb / 2pr.
bags itillet for 9ietten 9on0on u11'
Ser s(nflage for Neor0. 0binagrts
slnfloger frernlog6e 9epiler for 9fet'
ten for, at Weor0et Dap6e pGret plan.
lagt / lengere StO, og Ser fre1nlag'
6eS 0esu0en cit lfriftlig Grflerina
fro Sen 9(nflage0e mes l10pifling al,
at fan al1laa Weor0et foriporligt og
berettiget, t6et bul1 gift n0 fra, at
Gnglen0erne Dap6e ppret SfDl0 /
utolltge al bans 2au0surnn05 0pb.
Gil0e Splferne traugc Jig in0 eng.
lol16 paa iamlne 9iaa0e, lom eng
lrnOerne bap6e nl1Oerlagt Jig Snoten
% boanet % nti5batblet Set inbi1fs
6olf, pil0e ingen foytprfe 0ern (gng.
lrnOerne) on1 Sc ogiaa i6gte at ON,
brtnge Sc tDlfe Gn16cosnpn0. San
l10toler @aabet on at blipe 0pn1t til
9e6er, 6Q 0ette pil pnffe bans
2a1Osn1nnO til at bGpne batn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
Gn franif 9ncl.

Sorle6en Sag oplto0 Ser en- Gret=
te Set frantic Senat mellem ST.
nansmirilter Gaillaur og cit Genator
sos, ser en0te meo, at Senatoren
ilog Mintltere11 9(nligtet. 0ette bar
en- Nlet pao Mini1 1tercns 9@re, Ser
fin fun6e b9pnes nteD en- Duel, og
Ell iaa6on bleb 0a ogiaa Gre0ags
uu0fGrnpet" lnellent Bent &incerneS
iom e1 balbt officiel 9lffgre, ioet oet
ftnelte Yaris, ser fpru0 Dar nn0er=
rettet on1, naor 9uellen if11l6e ftn0e
5te0, lanle0eS / 9eGrbe0en al &=
pla6ie1. Ouellanterne n1pbte 1e6la=
geoe al Sefun0unter og 2nger, og
Militrr=@ =@rperl1gren al. Haris le0la=
ge6e N}iniltere11> eforteret al 0}ilt=
tpr og billet me6 militnre sgresbe=
bisninger, ifjgnt alle og enbper bio
ite, at fan ifnl0e 6eltoge I en- al So
ben forbu0t 9uel. @ner al 9uellon=
terne offDre6e ct 9f10, 1nen il1geu al
Oeln ran1te, og on0e Sunger pil paa=
ltaa, at Hiltolcrne fun bar lo0et me0
lplt &rl10t. Ser efsil ilterer Fari5
CIT Screening til Wfo0orbei0elie al
9lreller, og 6elme ct D0erlt forbttret
ober at lan fren1ragenOe Nfgn6 iom
Minilteren, @iilitGrgupernpren oe
en Ge1otor pil gtpe Jig al ne6 Sen
SlugS 9fferer. Sc far 0erpe0 poe
lagt alt> bpa6 Sorentngen far 1t0=
rettet / mango Mar.
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Grpnlenbcrcn Mcnc rejit bjem.

Sen neget omtalte 1tnge @r6nlgn=
Ser Mene @allace> iom &omanOgr
Hearp bragte til Seem Oorf / 1896
ia11r11en nre6 bans Sanrilie, og lom
fan li0en negte6e at brtnge ttlbage
til @rgnlnn0, er MI en6elig paa Sil=
bogerejien til tit fol6e Te0relono
Mene fit l166annelie be6 forlfielltge
@foler / Seem Oorf, men Iengtes al.
tbs tilbage til @r6nlan0. Otter fle=
re forgiebes Soridg paa at fomme
ne6 9fib til @rpnlano, forlpanot
ban for nogle Maane0er itoen fra
Seem Dorf og efterlo6 ct 8rep ON at
ban ptl6e ipge biem eller begao
@elprnor6. San blep fun0en | Ga=
na6o og bragt tilbage til Seem Oorf.
9erfra er ban mi 1enbt til Seen
Soun6lano og pil 6erfra leile me0 e1
gfib til Ell al Sc 6anlfe &olonier.
@an rnaatte in0en Mfrejlen unoerlfri:
be en- @rflering ON al6rig at penbt
tilbage til be Sore1re6e 5tater og for:
p1igte Zig til life at bore @aaber
ir1oo &earp og bans Gfspeoition
.iom MI opboloer Jig / &olaregnene
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
Spab aeiier Ml9eln, fan.

Sen tplfe &eiier ct en- Mano,
JONI forltaar Jig pd a mere en0 en-
Sing. @an er Ell f|inf Dacbtlfipper
og en- 6pgtig &Dtter. San fan 1fripe
Ell Song, iette Wee| |o0i til SEN og
boobe ipnge og ipil e Sen neget re-
lpeftabelt. SON foftaor alt Glogs
Spil> nopnlig ct ba1 Ell 6pgtig 5faf-
lpiller og bigger fife |iliioe for Ell $50
fer. @an far ct iff| llbetpOeligt Sa=
lent ion Maler, og ian ct en- ret for
ltonoig &ritifer. s nn er en- bDgtig
tefl1iif S11gerigr og flint 'gleftrtfer.
0esu6en er ban tel beban6ret
Sbeolo9t og Ell op4ttg Seiteop6ret-
ter, Ser eier ct go64 @trtteri. Snn
.er bel bjenrme 2iteraturen og ba1
ialnlet ct u6idgt 8ibliotbef. Sat
er iltalro til at fomd dn0ere ct Sftb, e1
&ornpagni Ell Glaa}e eller Ell Mrme
loln BET fan fal6e ip. San forltaal
iig paa @ogefunit / allie oens gnfelt
beoer og fan fort9Ele Me6aftdrerne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16

81. Y. &pger> ser er fp6t paa
Sfanoerbprg Ggnen, og iom 81. a.
far uOn1urfet Jig pe0 / 1908 at bin
Sc fprltc Hrnrrie for 6n1pr poo
Stote 6air for Spo 9afota, por
&inter &ouoioot for Stillingen ion1
StatenS 0oirD Commissioned, ct til
OelS pplitiif Gn1be0e, Ser blep bel lot
De0 ll0ngonell le al Stotens @uper=
ngr og bi6til far pnret beflnDt al Ell
Eplitifer. 9lonot Sc noropeitlige
StaterS Weeieriltcr CT ser / Sc ienere
slar reilt en 8epngelie gooenoe ub
poa at foo Observation-Disclosures
lulooragne Eolitif og 5tillingerne
rnoer 0em belat efter u@ibil 5erpice"
9feglernc. 9ette ct lpffe0es flere
al Staterne, men en6nn life op=
l1aoet SD0 Gnfpto. 9iDger, Ser fife
CT Eolitifer, men Mejerimon0, bop0e
fraftig Stptte af Mejerilterne, fife
n1inoit Sc 0onife, men fif fife l16nnp=
nclien. sDlen 2egislotl1reu fanot Ell
anoen l1Obej: 6en opbnpe6e r0airp
an0 5000" 0eportencntet fra lite
Suli og lagbe al Snl lpeftionen og
&oniulentarbei0et be6 bette il10 11n=
Ser s(grtcultural College, Statens
9an0brugsifple 9roofings, benb9=
rel10e ln0er Stots l1ntberlitetet, og
6ettes @oor0 Of &egents far I'LL bolgt
9Dger til at le0e Dette s(rbeioe. @e0
0e1me l1bnnpnelle CT Sc 9onl lfe beb
0ette ltniberlitet fornne enD D0erlige=
re 6orgr1n6en, i0et Erofesioren
MejerilGre be0 9an0brugsifole11 er
6Denhoen 6. 2aricn og &rofesioren
/ @opebrug og Nlantefnltur SD0en
9eiels Gbbelen &anlen Sen befjenbte
6orlfningsrejienOe
9}pger bor bnret ErnliDert for
gpb 9ofota 0oirDn1ells ans Butter
n1aferS Mslociotion og far oltio ta=
get lepenbe 0el 6enne Crganija ia
tions s(ffnrer, og Set er Ell Sclpfpl-
&c, at l1onepnellen nnit hons eyer
Gpgtigbeb, for Ell flor Sci ifploeS
Sen iprige 5tptte ban bar faaet fra
Sen &ant.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
Sc enqelife Gtcntmcrctsfpimbcr.

6orfenperle for &binoernes
Gte11uneret Gnglan0 pe0bliper al
fgre en- fraftig slgitotion og bigger if
fe tilbage for at loOe Jig arreitere,
nQor Sc oerpe6 fan be11le6e Sen Of
fenlige OpnGrflombeo paa Jig og
fon1ne til at ltoa iom MartDrer.
9e bar / 26bet al Sc ii0lte Maane0er
gientagne @ange iegt at tiltpinge
Jig s(0gang til Earlame11tet for at
operreffe Sprlten1inilter slsql1itb en-
8etition ONT at &pinberS 5ten1nreret
fan for1111e til 8eban6ling / Barla=
n1entet. 9ette fgrte til at Narlamer=
tet beOtog felt at forbD0e &ptnoer
9l6gang til HarlamentsbDgningen,
i6et 0eres Sorlpg poa at trange Jig
freln til Sgritentir1iltere Dar le6la=
get al iad0anne 5fan0aler, at $50
litiet maatte tre6e til og arreitere
flere al &btn6erne. Srobs Sorbuo=
set gientoges Soripget paa at trgnge
i116 8orlomentsbpgningen 5. 80.
Stunt, me0 Set &eiultat, at 116
Stert11reretsfpin6er blep arre1tere0e
for at babe bi1t Jig gienltri0ige moo
Holitiet. So al 6enL en- Miis Sarf-
bl1rit og en- Dotter al 9oro Mbinger,
iben1teS Ell Wfnlft paa $25 eller Ell
Moane0S Tenglel for sfo0ltanI
moo Holitiet. 9e andre arreitereoe
@pin6er fit 6eres Gag n6iat, til Ge.
iultotet foreligger al en- Mppel, ion 81
to bg1nte &pin6er bil tage til Ell
bpiere Don1itol. 9e orreitere0e &bi11.
ser berer for itgr1te Delen til eng.
'lan6S b9jeite Mriitofratt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
Spcripp11tmelier / @ip1r Gitp.

@iour @itp, Sa., blep liolte uge
bien1lggt al ltore Sperlpgnun1elier
beo at to nlitt6re Ganol6b> Der gaor
gie1nenr 8pen, &errp Greet og 6lopo
&iber, gif ODER 0eres 8re60er Deo
bol0lomn1e &egnlfpl obenfor 8pen.
Gan6et feg b6jere en0 6et far pGret
Sc lefs liolte 9lar, og mango &ule
blep repne fra 0ereS 6unoomenter;;
500 Tamilier blep bienl9ie. 6lere
8roer blep repne bort, og 8pens elef<
trilfe 2Dsa1leg ia11t &raftltotionen
for Gporbeisanlpg9et bleD oper-
ipelnlne0e, laa 9pen laa Mfgrfe og
Gporbpjstrafifen itan0ie0e. Sire
Mel1nelfeltpp i6eS me0 Stfferbe0 at
pere 0rufne0e> ml1lig flere. SfaOen
anllaaeS til 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
Sperippmmclier / GAben.

Mislouri MiDer ct gQaet oper fine
9reo6er og bor anrettet betpoelige
D0eleggelier. Sra SSefferion Gitp
Mp., n1ebbeles, at 1tore @trgfninger
2aplan6 4angs Tlo6en itaar unoer
@ano Mdsionri ,og @fa0en paa
9lfgrg0erne ptl oberltige u @dllion
Collars. Sernbaneli11ierne I De
oberipgn1n1e6e Di1trifter bar itanolet
Srofiferl ser 6irigeres ODER anore
2inier. - s Seras bar Ser ligeleoeS
ii6fe l1ge peret ltore ODerlpemmel-
ier pe6 9tigning af @anoitanoen i
&io @ra116e; Der er lfet mango Gem<
ningsbru0, nabnltg / @gnen ON
Brownsville, bbor Ell Wengoe Wen=
neifer ct blebne bielnlpie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
Gutpr al Ectrolcm1t.

SSfplge Me00elelle fra Seem Sort
pil 5tan0ar0 Stl Company gi6re ct
Torigg paa at g0elggge Meiertin6u-
itrien fer / 2an0et beo at lape @mpr
ion1 @ipro0uft al Hetrolenm. &on1>
pogl1iets &e1nifere liges at baDe fun-
set en- Metbo0e, bporDe6 bette fan
la6e Jig giere, og Set on1gaaes meo
Bla1rer ONT ct ltort MejerianlGg peo
Bapon11e, sc. S. Sagen far peret
6olot benrlnelig in0til MI, og Set er
pes ct rent Silfel0e @emmelig6eoen
er leffet u0. SS11gen al &ompogniets
@nbeDsmnlo btl beOgaa at fienoe
noget til Gogel1. sloifillige sieiert-
alttboriteter bppDer, at Set p;l Dgre
en- l1n1uligbe6 at frelnltille ipileligt
SnGr al Hetroleum.
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McG(carp ium Mpntbircftpr.

Ibp. &ongresmanO for Wtnneloto
sSan1es 6. McGlearD penteS at blibe
,lDnnpnt til GiteftGr for Sc Gor. Sta>
ters Mprt ilte0et ior Sranf 81. 2eacb
al California Ser reiignereoe pao
@rr,1o al pripate 6orretntnger.
McGleorD> Ser bar b9ret &ongreS=
mano mango 9lar, 1annt slSliltant
8o1tn1alter @enernl> menes / l9rlig
@ro6 at bape 8etingeller for at fun,
ne befle0e 6enr1e Yo1t og 6inanSmt,
ni1ter Mac &eagb er 1terft in0e for
bars n6nGbnelie til ben.
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51tnla1tnRt.
@pt fra alle &reoie.
sSalife. 3enae.

Galife Nenge, melt 2 Dollar @eo,
fer, til ct @elpb al c. 1 Millton Sol,
lars, er lat / Snupb fer 2an6et at
en- 6al1fnp>1tnerbal10e, Ser menes at
6upe lit &ope6fparter Stalten, bpor
He>rgene trpffes. @6efen for BET
6er1t1nelige Yolitt / Seem Dorf, SlDnn,
mener, at Ser al0rig fpr far beret
fat ct iaa omfatten6e Salifmdntner.
fomplot @irflombe0 fer 2anoet.
Ior0elerne al Sc falife Bengeie6ler
fjpber 6isle al Tabrtfanterne for 25
Ge11ts pr. paalD0en6e Collar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
8cpillimgcr til Gamama &analcn.

&anQl &on1i5lionen bil faa 8rng
for 48 Millioner Dollars til Mrbej=
set be6 Hanan1a &analen | Silfalaa=
ret 1911, if9lge Set Sperilag 6en far
tilltillet StnanSmil1ilter @fac @eagb
8epilltngerne for inOeperenoe 6tlfol=
oar ct li6t ober 1912 Mill. Sol
lars. Ser pil / bette Siifalaar blipe
oflll1ttet &ontraft ONT 2eDertng al
iiore Meng6er Gtaalbiplfer og &lo=
ser til &onltrnftion af &analens
@luleporte, og Sc for Bette Matertole
ne6pen6ige Benge u6gi9r en- meget
pelenlig 0el al 8ebillingen, ser ben=
tes at blibe betD6eligt 1aDere I SCI
paofplgen6e 9lor. Hreli6ent Saft,
Der er grunoigt in6e / alle &analbDg=
ningens 9etailler, idger ON muligt
at belfere 8epillingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
arcta spprasmaalct.

Taren for, at Ser pil fren1fon1me
Trcosbru0 urelleu1 Sprfiet og @rn=
fcl1lonb ONT @eli60elien al 9e11 &re=
ta, naar Stonnagternc li0lt 6enne
Mfaane0 treffer Oere5 Groper bort
ira 9en og opgiper bercs Eroteftorat
opcr Sen, ipueS oper6Gngen0e. Set
berlfer0e Hartt SDrfiet, ltngtprfer=
ne, pil life bige tilbage for en &rig
me0 @refenlnn0 ONT bette el6gal1le
Spilten5 9g6le, iaa ncget mere iom
Set CT lterft interesieret / at ben0e
Sen offenlige Meni1g / Gprfiet bort
ira &egieringsafferer1e, r1e, i16ttl SET
li0Oer felt fdt / Sa0len. @refen=
lanO igger life &rig, l1en bill beller
life btge tilbage for eli laa6an, iaa
neget min6re, JONI Ser er l10ligt til
Ell sllliance ne0 @u1gariell ser
SilfelOe al Rrig pil fal6e Sprfiet |
HDggen. SiliDnela0en0e ct alle @tri-
oigbeOer mellem SDrfiet og 8ulga=
rien 116iGpne6e, men man mener, al
@ulgarter n1e6 @la0e pil gribe Sen
fgrlte Sen be6fe 2eiligbe6 til at fal0e
oper ltn gan11e Sberberre. @tor=
lnogterne er neget betenfelige beb
Stillingen paa 9alfonbalpgen, og Ser
tales onl at Sc pil ubite6e en- 6elles=
note til Sprfiet, / FL 9ilfen bette oopa=
res ino0 at Dppe &p ne0 @refen=
lal1o.