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Smyrna times., 1909-10-06
PEARY HERO OF
NAVAL PARADE
Commander on the Roosevelt
Was Wildly ChGered.
Wife WAS BY HIS SIDE

Explorer Was Deeply Touched BY the
Vociferous Greetings From Land
and Water - Accident to Steering
Delayed Trip Up tho Hudson River
an Hour.
New York. both city and state, gave
to Commander Robert E. Peary such
welcome home as few returning
heroes Can ever hope to receive
From the bridge of his Arctic ship
Roosevelt Commander Peary, with his
wife by his siuv, was the most promi-
nent feature of the sixty mile Hudson
Fulton naval parade from New York
to Newburgh. All the way, land and
water WED with each other in hurling
their cheers of congratulation through
the air to the white little ship where
on the tall military locking man
smiled back his ans@SE b. their greet
ings. Meanwhile Captain Bartlett
was kept at work so necessarily with
the whistle cord answering the sa.
lutes of passing craft that Chief En-
gineer Wardwell called up from. the
engine room that he would not have
steam enough to move the vessel if
they didn't stop the whistle
Having successfully buffeted t. = ice
packs of Smith Sound and proved her
self so stout a ship that no sea or ice
foe could turn her back, the RoOss-
welt picked out the most tranquil
part of the Hudson, just below West
Point, as the scene for an accident to
her steering gear. Unostentatiously
and without warning she parted her
port tilleT rope and came to a stop.
The mishap was quickly discovered
by Commander Peary and anchor was
dropped while the rope was spliced.
But there was a delay of nearly an
| hour before the boat proceeded toward
Newburgh.
1T has been most gratifying to have
taken part in the parade" said Com
mander Peary, "and I am deeply ap
preciative Of the reception that has
been given the officers and crew ot
the Roosevelt and myself 1t was
| magnificent.
Mrs. Peary also was delighted with
the fine welcome given by the hun
! dreds of marine craft. who showed
themselves proud of the privilege oi
greeting het and her distinguished
husband. She smiled back her hap
piness in response to each salute
whether from a battleship or from g
saucy launch Mrs. Peary had beer
deeply apprehensive that the Cool
controversy might chill the greeting
to her husband, but her fears were dis
pelied when the CeNUs, the eEst o.
the long line of crowded excursion
steamers to pass the Roosevelt. threw
an echOing and re-echoing volley o
huzzas and cries of "Peary, Peary.
across the water to the bridge where
she and Mr.. Peary stood.
Smyrna times., 1909-10-06
Whitney's story In Pole War.


Harry Whitney, of New Haven, be-
lieves that DR.. Frederick A. Cook
found the pole and that Commander
Peary did the same. In expressing this
belief Mr. Whitney said that he knows
no reason for doubling Cook mare than
Peary.
'Dr. Cooks story" he added, Seems
to me truthful and probable. Nothing
else would explain his twelve months
absence"
The schooner Jeanie arrived at st.
Johns, N. ., with Mr.. Whitney on
board. coming from the Greenland
coast by way of Indiar Harbor Labra-
dor. Mr.. Whitney feels keenly the
position in which he is placed. DR..
Cook left with him at AnnotOk sew
eral cases containing Instruments and
some other belongings, but so far as
Mr.. Whitney knew. no written records.
Speaking of DR.. Cooks detailed ac-
count of his trip to the pole, Mr..
Whitney said that the explorer showed
him how the western drift of the ice
had landed him in a region far remote
from where he expected to go. and he
was unable to get back. He could not
speak with authority as to whether
DIR. Cook and his two Eskimos could
carry on their three sasdges enough
food for their journey TO the pole, as
he himself is a novice in Arctic travel
ing. He declared he knew nothing of
the controversy beyond the vaguest
details.
Whitney said DR.. Cook had com
| planned to him of Peary's taking over
of his house and stores. but declared
that he had suffered no unfairness.
Peary's steward, William Pritchard.
was present when these statements
we're made; like Mr.. Whitney, he was
pledged to secrecy by DR.. Cook
Continuing, Mr.. Whitney said that
last month, when Peary, on board the
Roosevelt, reached Etah from the
] north after his winters work there.
he (Whitnoy) informed him Of DR..
Cooks arrival in April. adding that
Cook had told him (Whitney) to tell
Peary that Cook had gone beyond
Peary's farthest north.
Peary made no comment on this
and Whitney said he was not asked
any other questions by Peary. But the
next day Cooks Eskimos came to
Whitney and asked him what Peary's
men we're trying to get them to say
Peary's men had shown the Es1imos
4 papers and maps, but the Eskimos de
clared they did not understand these
papers.
So far as Mr.. Whitney is aware
Smyrna times., 1909-10-06

It's folly 10 try deaf mutes as se
ants; they won't answer.
Smyrna times., 1909-10-06
Go With A Rush.

The demand for that wonderful
Stomach, Liver and Kidney cure DR..
Kings New LifePills is astounding
say they never saw the like. It's
because they never fail to cure Sour
Stomach, Constipation, Indigestion
Billiousness, Jaundice, Sick Head
ache, Chills and Malaria. Only 25c
at Benton N. Weldon's Drug Store,
Smyrna, Del.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03

New Cottage.-A new cottage is
being erected for Mrs. Alonzo on the
lot next to where Clay's Bakery was
formerly located Contractor A.
Goldammer is the builder.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03
LOCAL ITEMS
-cs-

E. l.. ZiegIer, the map man, with
the Scarborough Company of Indian
apolis, is at the Riverside Hotel with
the new chart of the survey of Texas.
2-3-1
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03

500 Magnolia and Green Ischia,
year old fig trees for sale, home
grown, also 10000 to 10000 cut
tings of same varieties. Trees $40
per hundred, cuttings. $500 per
1000 f. o. b. Raymondville. B. H.
Frazier, Raymondville, Texas. Lift
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03

Automobile Bargain. Autocar,
five passenger touring car with top,
detachable tonneau, runabout back.
fine condition. First reasonable offer
takes it. R. D. Blaisdell, La Gloria
Canal, Santa Maria. Texas. 1-12-ttf
Firemen's Meeting.-All members
of the fire department are requested
to meet in the city hall Saturday nigat
at 8 O'Clock sharp, as business of i'm
portance will be ransacted-A.
GoIdammer, Chief.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03


ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Registered at the Miller: A. L.
Gray, st. Louis; c. W. Roberts, Wa
co; Ellen Foster, H. L. Foster, Ly-
ford; C. Brown, Whitman, Ia; Miss
Ethel Ashmore, Newcastle, Pa; Yer
non Porter. San Antonio; J. G. Long,
Geneva, H.; W. F. Jones, F. A. Sulli-
van. w. E. Cakes, San Antonio; T. V.
Bagdby. Howadr Thomas, Superior
Wis; E. Patrick, Houston; ]. M. AL
len and wife. Dallas; J. H. Virgins,
San Antonio; E. C. Umland, San
Juan; H. L. Miller, Chicago; Reid Nc
Lemore, Louisville, KY; P. H. Rog-
ers, Dallas; Robert H. Traylor, San
Antonio; L. E. Barnes and wife,
Louisville, Ky; H. w. Schaffer. H. @
Weble, Houston.
San Carlos: H. Squire and wife,
Aberdeen, S. D.; T. F. Howard, Con
zales; A. c. Swaine, Geo. B. Bullock,
Richard Bullock, st. Louis; w. G.
Brown. Geo. Griffin, Houston; E. T.
LawIer, Alkaline, Texas; Porter Don
ey, Kingsville; B. Nentwig, San An
tonic John Moore. H. A. Uterman, T.
S. Gebhart, ST. Louis; j. R. Lightfoot,
L. w; D. NJ. Morris, Mercedes; J. S.
Henderson, Brennan; Chas. l. Curd !;
L. H. Booch, ST. Louis; W. w. Gloon,
Chicago; E. F. Baker, Jacksonville.
H.; H. w. Schaeffer, Houston; C. R.
Barry, Sherman.
Riverside: E. w. Watts, H. V.
Watts, San Benito; Maj. J. p Doyle,
wife and child, Houston.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03
HERALD WANT ADS

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03

Brownsville police force, and who is
just now making specially of Vags
and suspicious characters. he says
it is his intention to make it so warm
for this class here that even to hear
the name of Brownsville spoken in a
whisper will make the "bos" have a
nightmare.
Eagle Pharmacy Sold.-The Eagle
Pharmacy until recently owned by
Geo. ]. Head, was sold yesterday to
y. G. Miller formerly OF Honolulu,
Hawaii, where until recently Mr.. Mil
Ter has been engaged in the drug bus
ness. The work of invoicing was be-
gun this morning and Mr. Miller will
take charge about the first of next
week.
contract Let.-The contract for
moving and repairing the life saving
station located on BraZOs Island to a
point about half mile North from
where the station now stands has
been awarded to NJ. Hanson, one of
the we'll known contractors of this
city. the sum named being something
over $4,000 The work will begin as
soon as the weather permits.
Placed Under Bond.-In the court
of Justice of the Peace Gavito this
morning, a man giving his name as
James Cunningham was placed under
$3.50 bond to appear before the next
grand jury, on charge of theft from
the person. The complaint was
made by R. B. Smith of Santa Maria,
who was in town yesterday and today
Mr.. Smith S testimony in the examin-
ing trial today was, in effect, that he
met the defendant at the minstrel
show last night, and that, On leaving
the show Cunningham accompanied
him, linking his arm through Mr..
Smiths Just after passing the tele-
graph office, Mr.. Smith testified fur
Their, Cunningham put his arm around
Smiths neck, and with the other hand
jerked his watch from his pocket. Mr..
Smith caught the hand holding the
watch, however, and Cunningham, be-
coming frightened, released the
watch and ran away down an alley.
Officer Marcellus Dougherty had spot
ted Cunninghm in the evening as one
VI IHS NdSS dIASSIOu py I'LL -iOnUe.J
highland released in the recorders
court He happened to be near when
he heard Mr. Smith cry out: Let
my watch alonel" and ran to the
spot. He arrested Cunningham few
minutes later, as the latter was en-
tering the rear door of Weller's sa-
loon. Cunningham, at the trial
claimed that he was intoxicated and
did not know what he was doing.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Insure with us, Brownsville Realty
Co. Phone 156. C1-25tf
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Thursday probably
cloudy weather; probably showers to-
night or Thursday; warmer tonight;
light easterly to southerly winds.
Meteorogolical Report.
The following observations were
taken at the South Texas Garden for
the "a hourts ending at eight O'Clock
today:
Brownsville, Texas, Feb. 3, 1908
Barometer Z p. m. yesterday 3O.41
Barometer. at Z "a. m. today 30.35
Temperature at a. m. today $50
Maximum temp. yesterday 61-3
Minimum temp. this morning $50
Precipitation ....... .S5
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03

Discoveries of rich gold bearing
quartz~recently were made on the
headwaters of the Adagueda and
Chirvigo Rivers in Colombia.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03

There is only one real failure in
life possible, and that is, not to be
true the best one knows.-Canon
Farrar.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03

Five hundred thousand marriage
licenses have been issued in Chicago
in the past thirty-eight years.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03

MarceIlus and 'Tw0-in-a-Shuck."-
In Sundays issue of the Houston Post
appeared a cut of Marcellus Dough-
erty and his horse 'Two-in-a-Shuck ;"
peace officer in Southwest Texas than
Marcellus, who is at present on the
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03

Moving Today Clay's bakery is
being moved from where it has been
located on Levee Street to their new
shop near the Globe Grande on Mon
roe street. The new tsand is much
larger than their old stand and much
more convenient, being fitted up with
a number of modern improvements.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-03

Just received full line sorghum,
milo maize, kaffir corn, millet and
cotton seed. Also a full line of gar
den seed, such as beans, peas, canta-
loupes, cucumbers, watermelons-in
fact everything to be planted in a
garden. McDavitt Bros, Browns
vile. Texas. 2-3-6d-w
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
Sill Aarbns=noftillinsen

S bore Observation-Disclosures
bill | Dag les en- 8efienotgie-
relic fra ct nDt 9nmpftbs< og
Guriitfontor> iom / s sic Gage oobnes
al Sen befienbte Dompfibsogent
S 0 t M Mrne e n, @oom
8, metropolitan @log, MinneapoliS>
Der t mango &or bor berei1t 6e Sor.
Stoter iom &epreientont for Ieoen=
De 2tnier og er fien6t 1om en- erfa=
rem og paali6elig Mono. Ser er
ingen Sbtb1 ON, at Ser ct ct pp-
perligt Self for ct Mgentnr for allie
2inier> og me6 bort mongeaorige
&1en6ifab til Scr. MrneIen tan hi
meo Struggled gibe bom Dor be61te
Mnbefaltng | bans npe Norretning.
$ oenne Sorbtn6elie fan hi me6oele
bore 2elere> at bIonot Sc 5 Cts
fnrfioner til @fanbinobien, iom Scr.
Mrneien allere6e bar arrongeret bill
Den til Iorbus-u 6itillingen meo
&pmpe6amepren uGe6ric" me6 Mf+
gang fra Minneapolis SEN 9oe Sum-
blibe at ipeciel Snteresie for Danife,
Der 10 / f(offepis bill iomles ser Sen
46e ceSSult,
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9aaens fpritc 6b6e.

Gnbper Man6 og 4pin6e> etbbert
Barn begpnoer 0ogen me6 iterre e.
Ter min6re &iggr, aanbelig og le-
gemlig, / &enbol6 til Ben fprite Gp6e,
bDormeb Waben forlpnes. Sen be6:
ite fpr1te Set er en- Gallerfenfulb
uSuafer Snts". Mopen fan u6npt.
te 6e1ne burtigere og meb mtnore
Mnltrengelie eno on0en 6poe. Ser
er nGiten intet SAB og etbbert l1nie
6poe forpanoles til Muifler, @igpr
og @igrneitof. Sc froftigite Soil
/ &er0en fin6es blan6t obem lom re:
gulert lpiier ~Quafer. Sats". 81
b1r0e ipile bette til 6rofoit bper Gag.
Gen regulere Baffeitgrrelie al
~9uafer Oats" ielges for 10c, Sen
fore Samiliepafte fon1mer paa 25c
og 30c.
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e%ipenbeoerne,; ! al Gnlo for iaa piot
uotlugter angaar, bliper' Ell &isretur
Tor 10000 DeIegater oper sporpeis-
linen fra ct. &n1l til minneapolis
% ttlbage ODER gomo>&arrtet 2inien.

n9en Stnubeslble". Com meobelt
! 1101te Hge oil 6enne 2u6pig SOL
bergs pr9gtige @omeoie blipe opfgrt
at Hntper iitetets nor ife bramatiite
Screening paa Mo8art Sail fer i
Bpen fgritfomutenoe 8 8 5 a g
y / t e 8. s.. 90 a j. &l. s
Mften; .. 8. Mai bill oct bIipe ipillet
! Dulutb. Man bgr iaa ianoeIig life
forlbnrrre oenne iielone M%nleoning
til at lie ct Stpffe al &olberg gaa
ODER Scenen, ioa meget mere fom
Brofesior Sobn Dable, ct.
Saul, bar i%noltuoeret @tpffet
meo Stuoenterne, boilfet er en-
8orgen for, at set pil bItpe
preienteret / en- imuf 6orm, ga
Rrofes1or DabIe far 6eltaget / Sp
ferelien paa Sectional Ebeatret / Sri
ittanta. Set bliber ielpfglgelig lpil=
let paa norif og / Dragter> Ser iba-
rer til &olberg=Gi6en. &obe6roIler=
ne er foroeltc %iaoleoes: @ielgelcbrei
ST. Mrno16 2ien, @ernilIe> bans @i-
&c &1tb &ingsr11o> 2eonoro, bans
9o1ter, Diffa @equt, MagoeIono,
bans &usboloenife, Mnno Melion
$oDum, 2eonar6, bans @rooer, emil
S. 81, 2ean6er, 2eonoras Glitter,
S. S. &n6eriom, Grit Ma6ien> en-
8ogboloer, 2ouis 8re6pol6, @e6er
@rttfen, bans @gn 81. g. Gilbert
ion, 0lofnr, Ell @pentprer> Sans
&iomme> Sine, &offepige, Dagnp
&nltion. 9esu6en er ser en-. bel
@effe min6re @oller, Ser ale er
goot beiatte. Set bill iiffert bIipe e,
gfpoelie at ie Sen @tunoesIefe"
opfbrt at rnge @ton6inaper. De
fortiener Sat for at bape gioet fig
ttait n1eo ben banifelige 0pgabe at
ipille @olberg / Mmerifa.
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@pclone / Glepelanb, Sbip.

OnS6ag ii61te l1ge ramtes Glebe=
lamb, Ohio, og Omegn al ct frpgte,
ligt l1beir, Ser fun bareoe 5 Wlinut>
ter, men / 6en forte @tlln6 gior0e
Sfa6e for c. 1 Million Dollars.
Sets Mennei fer omfom / 5tormen,
og omtrent go blep iooreoe, al Dem
De 9 liDSforligt: l1peiret fom fra
Noro> nbe fra @gen> og SEN pol6iom.
me 8in6 le0iageoes at @egn og &agl
/ nmou6elige Masier. Eaarnet pad
ct. @tonislaus fatbolfe &irfe Bloc
1te neo> og &irfebpgningen blep ONT
trent fnult. Sabet fur benne Strife
En- $125>000, men andre &irfer bor
babt ct IamIet Sab al c. 100000.
6lere itore 6abrifer enten bleite mes
eller leo flor Sfa6e.
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@nbstienefter I st. &aml.

@Dnobens nurif epangeliif-lntber~
tfe Menigbeb, Siernet at Canada og
13oe @ts., boI6er @uostienelte bber
@pnoags G%ormi66ag SCI. 1890 og
&ften 81. 7.45. @gnoagsfoIen
mgoer 81. 9 Gorm.
S &apellet paa &igrnet of 9fea,
neD og Curt Sts. er Der @gn6a1s-
ifole bper Sen6ag @ftermio6oq SCI.
3 % @u6stieneite 81. 7.30 Mften.
S @ipbergs &al1, S74 @opne
Mpenle, CT Ser 5gn6aqs1 fole
bber Senoag gfterm. @I. 3. = g.
g. &eqne> &aitor, $40 Capitol 8ou-
lepuro. :
Srefolbis9ebs norf ebans. lutb.
Strife, Darlington og @berburne
abes. @u6stieneite bper @gn6aQ
81. 1890 6orm. pda Sort og 7.45
4ften paa @ngelf. @pnoagsifoIe
os 8ibelflasie efter &bimesieguos.
tieneiten. - @br. @pbilruo> @relt,
$50 5uller @treet.
@u6Stieueite / ben 1urit.baaife
@apttit.&irfe, $ibrnet at Muforo
og @oo6bri6ge Streets, bper en-.
Jag SCI. 1890 6ormio6ae oe 7.so
aften. SCI. $50 ung6on1smgoe.
Sen norit-oanffe 8aptftmentgbeos
MISUNDERSTANDING .me6er i fit 2ofale
bber Sen6ag SCI. $50 gfterm., 81.
at @ilforo og @ooobri6ge @ts.
Gong og @e1tfif at Il. s. @angfor.
alle Sfanoinaber biertelie bel.
TONNE.
Sen nurif=oanffe Metbpbiit &irfc,
$ibrnet at 8roaomap og 13tb st.,
afboloer fine @uostieneiter fom fpI.
ger: &re6ifen @gnoag Sormio6og
&lotten 1870. Mfter 7.45. 11nee
:5olfs @ptportb 2iga: @bn6ag @ften
81. GAS, og literert Me6e De tire fpr-
ite Sirs6uge i Maane6en. 8pn-
nern66e bber Onsoag 4ften &l. 8.
S. 6. Sollefen, Boitor, 289 13tb
@treet.
9anff.eb.' lttJ, ct. stepbans Sir.
fe, &ibrnet af Orleans og @teoens
street, @uostieneite bper @enoo9
Sormio6ag SCI. IL. @enoaesifoIe
SCI. o. Stills glbisafer, &reit.
8etbania Strife, 81. Scents & So.
reft @treet. @u6stieneite afboI6es
Sbnoog Sorr1. SCI. 1920 of Mften
SCI. 7.30. Sber Eorsoag aften 8bn-
nen1d6e / @irfens 8afement. @gn-
oagsifole bber Spnoag 81. 12. ..
S. Wagfta6, 8reft. @opel 846
yorf @treet.
9anif @ubstieneite. Sen 6anife
ll1tberife Menigbeo boloer @uostjene-
ite bber Sen6ag 6ormi66ag 81. 1890
/ Union &all", Exchange Street
mallem 4. og 8. Street. Sag Spor=
pognen @elbp 2ofe eller Merriom
&arf og itaa al beo Grcbange, Ser er
90 fun en- balb 8Iocf at gan. Mlle
er pelfommen. &a1tor g. 8ierre prG=
Differ og ben bonffe Salmebog afbe=
npttes. &onfirmanterne meoer bier
Sormi06oq / 8ierres Stem,
557 8an 8uren Street pe6 Sent.
Gen bnff=norife @olgatba Menig=
FEB in6bDber .bierteligit til line
@ubstieneiter / &rfen 1856 Homos
Str, ner Como Mpe. og Slice Str,
bber 5gn6ug Gorm. SCI. 1880. Sgn-
bagsifole SCI. 1910. 10y 81. Mattion,
9reit: J
si.S624 EG H s8 s5
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p6e ct 8eIsb at 2 MiIlioe,er DoIIars
aarIigt inbtiI Grloenoelien.

@filtc-Malerc fnar en- Daglen paa
$3.50, men bet iDnes De CODE Golf
life er moi, og bill 6erfor MI bope en-
Collar mere ONT 0agen; % 90 Der
liges at bore Mmgel pon @rpertS
bert Tpillingbperne, er Der al uoiigt
til at De faar BET. &pem Der Blot
Dor 5ftlte-M aler!
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rSmtn Gitb Oon11g &epple's Ms.

rSmin Gitp Oouns &euple's Ms-
ioeiatton", 6ellesforeningen for
Observation-Disclosures / EpiIling=
bpernes otte Menigbeoer al Sen nor
tie Spnooe, bab6e, ifglge r@3pls.
Sioenoe", iibite Sns6ag Mften en- me-
get bellpffet Sammenfomit poo Ma>
ionic Semple / Minneopolis. Dm-
firing 500 Herioner bar tilite6e %
fulgte meo ipnli9 Snteresie set uo=
mprfeoe Yrogram, iom bar arrange
ret. Brof. s. 6. 8ronh fra 2u=
tber Semtnar bolot en- fort @elfomit=
tale. @on tolte poa engelif og nepn=
tie bl. a., at Soreningen fife egen=
Zig bopoe optoget r1ogen beltemt
girfiombeo> men mi fgrit iggte at
gjpre Meolemmerne al 6e enfelte
Soreninger fien6t og 'bringe 6em / ct
19rmere 6orbolb til binon6en; noar
oo EN- Gag eller ct @jpremoal tom
op, lom 6ellesforeningen fun0e qig-
ret til tit &rogram, piIoe oenne unq-
oomsflof itoo ferotg til at tage fat
meo &roft.
Sen m1iifalife Gel al un6erbol5=
ningen bar ieroeles uoiegt. W1ils
Mgnes @ruiegoar6 al ct. Saul OBJ
borteoe meo Hionomuiif, og Mr.
Clarence Olien al Minneapolis ipiI=
leoe EN- ~&oncertma5urfa" at Muita,
offfompagneret al Miis Soo @enaas
at Winneapolis. Sen unge norife
Songerin6e, Miis @p6a &onien fra
ct. Saul, loo, fin imuffe @temmc
bsre / "@olbeigs Sang" og ct Tor
engelite @onge; FUN affompagnere-
oes at MiiS Sopbie &onien al ct.
Saul. Sen populere @arptonionger
Or. Soiepb &bittum al Minneapolis
gioroe megen 2pffe meo fit imuffe
5oreorag at @cbumanns vGpo
@renabiers" iamt vGbe 6lomer man
bioe tts 2obelp &eao", offompagne=
ret at Miis @ba 6ebn. - Otter 8ro=
grommet ierpereoes Gorfriifninger,
og Soften fo%rtiattes, en6nu en- @tun6
nnoer 2eg og- selifobeligbeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
ct Morb paa aabeu @abe. Sin.

st @orb paa aaben @abe, Sin.
cen3e Mepna, en- StaIiener fer
8pen, blep / Spn6ags inigmproet al
fire at fine 2anosmnn6 pan ct be-
ferbet @%aoebjgrne pda Sepentb og
Neil 9treets. Sans 8rooer @eiti=
raf unogif beb ct @oarsbreo 0poen,
ioet oen &ugle iom bleb ifubt mos
bam traf ct H%engeb9lte iom ban bar
ON 2tpet. @or6erne unoilop til 6e
nerliggenoe Sernbaneipor, og &oli=
tiet fit laale6es iffe fat poa Dem. So
littet tror, at BEN riorte @aan6" er
meb Spillet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

@iia Mae @motp, Erincipal for
@olumb11sffolen, bor at 8ooro Of
Education u6iet til MfIfe6igeIie for
Deltagelie / Mgttat1pnen moo ti6Ii=
gere @efreter for @oor6et $751; 6.
@icfs. Sra forifiellige @ioer bIep
oct bepoet, at Mf%ffe6tgelien bar uret=
fer6ig. Sen fful6e peret afgiort
be6 @or6ets Mpbe / Eirsoags, %
Der bar be6 ben 2eiltgbeo mpot for
Hiellige, Ser talte ben6es Gag og
beb6e6e at 6enne life bar til1tref=
felig unoeribet. 9o @oorbet oes=
nagta ito6 / @egreb meo at uofer=
oige affeoigeGien, tran6te M}iis
@noms Sugfgrer til meo en- usSsn=
junction, iom ban bab6e faaet 81
itrtfts6ommer Dicfinio1 til at n6=
feroige> ifp1ge bbtlfen BET blep for
bu6t 8parbet at afife6ige benoe, for
Der bab6e beret afbol6t Sorber.
Denne' Sniunction blep taget TIL
fglge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
&ielp ps

til at faa nogle nDe Mbonnenter bper
i lin @rebs peb at anbefaIe 8labet
til Deres @enner og Maboer. 8la-
set er billigt, fun 81 for ct Mar. 9m
De itaffer % en- ny Notwithstanding
Mbonnent paa ~St. Saul Gtoen0e"
pil Ri ien6e Dem for 9eres uleilig-
beo og + al iom &remie, efter egct
&alg en- Margang al efterfelgenoe H.
lultrere0e Moane6sbla6e: vl16e %
,@iemme", nSSlluitreret Camille Sour
nal" eller vSfanbinapiif 6armer
Sournal".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
st. Paul.
"st. Panl ndeade" removed to Room
2Q1 Court Block.

&pnpentioncn at .. Is. 6. a., Ser
er bleper bolot Der / 8pen ! oisle
Gage, inbpiebe / Manbags Mio0agS
ben @runb paa 5tb Street lige oper-
for Mu6itorirm bpor MslociationenS
11pe 100000 8pgni1tg ifal ligge, I'M
Der Ell ieroeles imuf % itemaings-
hul0 @giti6eligbeo.