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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-12-25

From The World of Monday;
Baltimore, Dec. 2O.-The delegation
Of Martinsburg's representative busi-
ness men met at the Caswell aotei
Mayor Cushwa was chosen to head
the committee. They then went to the
Baltimore and Ohio building this after
noon in body where they We're re-
oeived by General Manager Potter and
General Superintendent Batchelder.
Mayor CushHa presented the follow
ing resolutions:
Gee. L. Potter, ESQ,
Third Vice President and General
Mgr, B. & o. Railroad, Baltimore.
sir:-At meeting OF the Martins
burg Board of Trade, committee was
appointed to arrange with the proper
officials of your system an appoint
ment for presenting Martinsburg's
needs for a new Baltimore and Ohio
passenger station.
Agreeable with your communication
of December Is, 1909, appointing Mon
day. December 20 at o'clock D. m.
for the purpose indicated the follow
ing leading business men and citizens
were selected, and Col. S. w. Walker.
in his capacity as local counsel for
yosr system, was requested to accom-
pany and introduce the gentlemen
comprising said committee.
This committee respectfully begs to
present the following for your earnest
and favorable consideration:
First--That the present station.
built in the late sixties, is inadequate
and unsanitary, while the facilities for
passengers alighting from and enter
ing trains are dangerous, and espe-
cially so at night and in inclement
weather
Second-That the combined passen-
ger and freight revenue from Martins.
burg is supposed to exceed one mil
hon dollars annually, which figures
indicate possibly larger volume than
is furnished by any other city on the
system between Baltimore and the
Ohio river.
Third-That the passenger traffic
shows an unusual increase in recent
years, while the tremendous develop
ment in the fruit and limestone in
dustries promises an increase Of
freight traffic to possibly double that
Of the present.
(SIGNBD.)
Mr.. Potter said:
Gentlemen I will have to plead
guilty"
He promised the delegation that the
matter would be taken up at once
and Mr.. Batchelder will send his en-
gineers to Martinsburg to make sur
vey OF the ground this week 1t was
also said that the matter had been
under consideration for some time and
that they were no more proud of the
station than the people of Martins
burg
Board of Trade Active.
mariy in November the executive
committee OF the Board of Trade took
up FOR discussion the matter of new
station for the Baltimore and Ohio
in this city
After going over the matter careful
ly, committee con-'sting OF D. W.
Shaffer ana w. e. Hoffheins was ao.
pointed to gather data, and prepare
resolutions on the subject to be pre-
scented to the executive committe Of
the Board OF Trade
The subcommittee, through IT'S sec
rotary, communicated with Third
Vice President and General Manager
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the proper petition for consideration
to the Baltimore and Ohio officials.
That this committee visit Baltimore
TO confer with Vice President Potter,
on Monday, December 20, at 8 D. m.
which date and hour have been set
by him for the purpose.
1t is the opinion of your committee
that the following gentlemen would
make a thoroughly representative
body for the visit indicated, and they
are therefore accordingly recommend.
ed for your appointment.
Committee Appointed.
Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner, Circuit
Judge.
Hon. c. G. Cushwa. Mayor.
Hon. G. w. McKown, Member Board
of Affairs.
Hon. George NJ, Bowers, u. s. Fish
Commissioner.
Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, Former
u. S. Senator.
Hon. Gray Silver, State Senator.
Hon. Alex. Clohan, Postmaster.
Hon. John ]. Hetzel. National Com
mercial Co.
Hon. Alex. Parks. Equality Mills and
Hannis Distilling Co.
d. w. Shaffer, Vehicle Co.
II. s. Cushwa, Hardware.
F. R. sigler, J. W. Bishop Whole
sale House.
C. a. Miller. C. A. Miller Grocery
Co.
W. H Crawford, Crawford Wooden
Co., etc.
C. w. Kilbourne, Kilbourne Knit.
ting Machine Co.
Max Robinson, Auburn Wagon Co.
Daniel Baker, Standard Lims and
Stone Co.
Prof. C. B. Grimsley, National Lime
Stone Co.
S. H. Shoop, Blair Lime Stone Co.
James A. Upshur, Bessener Lime
Stone Co.
w. e. Hoffheins, Evening World.
w. e. Outcalt, J. W. Bishop firm.
Max Won Schlegell, The Journal
T. w. Martin, Hotel Berkeley.
H. H. Emmert, President Cleaine
House Association.
Lee NJ. Bender, Builders Supplies.
s. A. Westenhaver, Contractor.
James F. Thompson, Capitalist.
H. L. Alexander. President Board
of Education.
s. N. Myers, Martinsburg Power Co.
G. p. Rothwell, Rothwell G. Co.
j. VIM. Stewart, American Horticul
tural Distributing Co.
| r. N. Stewart, Stewart Vehicle Co.
Rufus Caskey, Standard Steam Bak
cry.
Col. S. w. Walker, counsel of Ba,
timore and Ohio. to Introduce this
committee.
Respectfully submitted.
ID. w. SHAFFER, Chairman
w. e. HOFFHETNS,
w. z. OUTCALT.
Passenger Station Committee on Bal
timore and Ohio.
Report Adopted.
The report of the subcommittee
was ADOPTED and after some discus
sion OF ways and means by the mem
bers OF the executive committee pres
ent. a committee. consisting OF MAJ
Robinson. w. e. Hofheins and D. w
Shaffer, was appointed to prepare :
memorial which would be submitted
10 General Manager Potter, by tn:
/, committee on their visit to him this
afternoon.
The committee urged Col. 8. w
Walker to accompany them to Balti
more and introduce the members o
the committee TO the General Man
ager.
Judge z. Boyd Faulkner was ais,
seen, and very willingly gave his COZ
sent to accompany the committee, an,
Y
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Committee of Representative Men Go to
Baltimore and Confer With General
Manager Potter--Engineers to
he Sent Here This Week
to Survey Ground

Potter of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail,
road Company and under date of Nc
vember IS, 1909, received the follow.
ing letter:
"Mr. w e. Hoffheins,
"Martinsburg, w. Va
''Dear Sir:--I an today in receipt
OF your favor of the 18th, in regard
to meeting CT mmittee in order to take
up the question Of new station at
Martinsburg.
81 expect to be away the latter part
of next week, and a large portion of
the next, but as soon as return will
advise you when l can meet the com
mittee as mentioned
Very truly yours,
&C. l.. POTTER,
Third Vice Pres. and Gen. Man.
Second Letter.
Not hearing from Mr.. Potter within
what the committee considered rea-
sonable time, but knowing that the
press OF business was occupying a
great deal of the general manager's
attention. the committee awaited un.
til the 18th of December, when let
ter, calling the attention of Mr.. Pot.
ter to his reply of November 18th,
was addressed to him.
Under date of December IS Mr.. Pot
ter replied as follows.
"Mr. w. E. Hoffheins,
'Martinsburg, w. Va.
Dear Sir:-I am in receipt OF your
letter Of the 18th in regard to new
station at Martinsburg.
81 will be glad to see you and your
committee. in my office, on Monday
next, December %, p. m.
Very truly yours,
&c. l.. POTTER
'@Third Vioe President
The contents of this reply were I'm
mediately communicated to the pres
ident of the Board of Trade, and 1
meeting OF the executive committe,
was called for Friday evening, De
cember IS.
Executive Committee Meets.
Prior to that meeting the sub-com
mittee met and prepared the follow
ing resolution which was presented
to the executive committe of the
Board OF Trade when they convened.
Martinsburg, w. Va, Dec. II, 1909
To the President and Executive Com
mittee, Board OF Trade, Martins
burg. w. Va:
Gentlemen: The undersigned
your committee appointed to gather
data for proper presentation of Mar
tinsburg's needs for new Baltimors
and Ohio passenger station, and to
submit same to your executive com
mittee to be properly transmitted IL
the Baltimore and Ohio officials. beg
leave to report, as follows:
F,rst-That the aggregate annual
freight receipts for shipments origi
mating at this point approximate 81.
900, 100000.
Second-That the passenger traffic
from Martinsburg is about 100000.
Third-That the present station /.
out OF date. inadequate and rehec
ton on the railroad, as well az upo-
city of this importance.
Fourth-That the figures indicate
larger volume OF business than /;
furnished by any other city on tn.
system between Baltimore and Wheel
ing.
Inasmuch as the subject is Of sucl
vital Importance we deem 1t advisable
that your executive committee selec
the most influential and representa-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29

Sberiat at Sobn Golf. Sans oar1-
ife % engelife Speri9ttelie fanotes
/ iin Si0 trDft / vMorolyet" SIDE
on SIDE me0 ben tDife Original.
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ia:
pito(ium.
Gn Marmuritab.

Mritraliens frelnti0ige @opeoltoo
SalD=Ganberra er en6nn fun cit ube=
boet 1rfen. Otter &an1pe, Ser bor
paret / nj Mar, far man en6elig BE-
%illsttet> at bperfen 5i0nep eller Melz
bourne, Sc to ltprite @per pao set
ol1ltralife 6altlanb, ifol bore 9p0e
for Sc forene0e %oultrulife 5toters
| 6%mllesrepre l%entotion, og at beller in
gen al Sc forifjellige mt10re 8Der jfal
np6e be1ne Sore. Ml1ltrolier1s M
Sopeotao bill opitaa paa fltl0itenoig
nelltralt Serritoriunl, nni6t / Sen laa=
fal0te u@ulb".
Saip=Ga1berro ligger life lorgt ira
ben 1tore Sernbo,le, iom forbinoer
Melboltrne me6 Si0nep, men Mfltau=
Sen fra Mel6oltr,1e og BERTH er ont
trent oo6bel laa flor lom fra9 Si0nep.
Seller life Sc ol1ore it6rre ou1trolfe
Bper ligger / Merbe6eu al Sen 11p
Sobeoltoo, iao mango al Sc ouitralFe
&igsongsmgn0 bill faa banifeligt beo
at flare Jig me0 0eres nl1perenoe
Dieter, bpiS Sc regelmesiigt lfal bee
re til Steoe Deo 2opgipnirgsarbeioet
og oerpeo oberlo6e ar0re at pasje 6e=
res pripate 6orretninger.
&il Sen ny Sopeoituo pil ser un-
tagelig blioe uolagt ct Serritorium
paa 900 engelife apooratmile, og ber-
til oil enopioere blipe fgiet en- lang,
imol 2anoitribe mes til en- Soon peo
Serpis-@ugten paa gpofpiten, laale-
oes at Den ny @opeoita0 ogioa faar
Sorbinoelie meo &apet. Sen uobalq=
te egn er ct malerif 8ierglmoifab,
lom beber Zig / Spioer. ser befsler
ira 600 til 900 Meter. &limact er
tpl1gt % bebageligt, % 2an0ifabet
bl1oer e11onu mere tiltr9ffenbe be6,
at en- at De fao itgrre a%uitraIife 6lo-
Der, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Igber /
gsprbeoen, meoens itore strefninger
meo 8resgange ltraffer fig til nlle
S1oer, bpilfet bier, at @an6forboloe-
ne er leroeles gunitige.
On 9mitanoigbeo, Ser letter Dp-
Igrelle1 Of @arlamentsbpgningen Be-
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9en a,,,crifanife @>rcsic.

Sen &losle al 0agspresl EN-, SCI
fomer mo 1u1oer @etegncllel
v@muosbluoc", er life lterft repre-
ienteret Der / 9mloet, lfipnt ser fin.
1es &iloifuO al Sen ogioa fer. Goit=
uutboriteternc CT imiolertiD puu=
paSienoe / oen Metnilg. og laa0anne
6oreningcr ION Sen, Der nplig ct itii=
tet / 9unu1arf moo Sm1ospres jet,
btl6e Der / 2nnoet FIN finoe ct be-
grenoiet &irfefelt. Gen omerifanifc
Hresle bur imi0lerti0 al1ore Wangler,
Der er / bpi 8rao egncoc til at for
gifte SEN offcnlige Morol. Gems Ap=
be6sefterretninger bar laoleoes en-
Silbpjeliabco til at uonlole gnfelt=
! beoer / Vorbrpoelier al forlfiellig Mrt
paa en- Maooe, lon err alt ouoet ems
egnet til at foreole oe1 ofienlige Mo=
ral. Mrs. Marb Darlington 8ootb,
Sen befienote 2eoer / Salpation Or.
INT, paatolte nylig / en- Gale netor
oe1ne Een6e11s / &resien. Gen Bill
Der, mente fun, peo oisie iuogooenoe
5filoringer en- @aonobog for Menne=
fer me6 Gorbrp6er=Mnlug. Ser tre1l-
sss til Ell &ensning al Hresien / SEM
ne &enienoe. S mango 5toter n1ao
9ugbla0ene life fonrne inoenfor
69nglalsmure11e. Men uaar Sc life
er Juno 2esning for Torbrpocre,
bporleoes fan Sc % bore Set for bore
9renge og @iger? @io Eresien pil.
Sc BRUCE lin ltore Magt mere for Set
CODES Sog ems for at offenliggjdre
@nfeltbeoer Deo Tor6rpoelle r.
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en6iiae operfIgbiagigre binanoen..

e,16iige operflsbiggibre binanoen.. 9e
ber oerimob begge fl1nl1e tiene Sen
famine Sag, % enbber Tan babe
for 9enoe1s % for Snoboloets
5fyb bore meb It'll begge. Selp
ON Ell Saler iflll6e bite Jig begge
Ste6er, oil ban neppe bol6e Sen
famine Sale. 9en enc 6eitbag /
Marbl,s bill forbaabenlig gipe
rgmas for mere, iaa at ben biier
mango ben til Sc fem paa &osfil6e
@eiifole. @nbper, Ser iaaleoes to-
ger begge 9ele meo, bill 0erpaa ielp
.fllnl1e bproi9tte Set, ser bliber bn0t.
Og Dernte6 2nifet ON ct go6t
MT Nor for Danife / Nmerifa.
@enlig Silien.
31.-12.-OS.
81. @obierg,
Slant @giitole,
@alten ct,
9anmarf.
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Sen traaolpic Sclcsraf.

Tor Oct itore Yublifl,m for ser,
fraa0lple Selegrof biotil nerlneit
1taaet JOINT ct %interesiant pi6eni fabc=
ligt 2egetgj bpis praftilfe gfptte
melt beito0 i, at Ser peo Mnlng al sen
Mrt ipare0es Sroaoe o. &nbler, loa
9epelcber fl,n0e pente5, 11oar SDlte-
met bar orbej0et u0 til 6l1l0fom1lenl
be6, at bliue bclprget billigere. ems
ODER acknowledgements. Snotil Sci,
Sio baDoe mon oisie iom fulot tienli=
ge &oml1nifatior1smioler Ser jfuloe
en- 8egipcnbe0 lon &otoltrpf en oppc
paa Nantucfet=0 rlmoene til for at
oucrbepile Gerocn ON set troaolpie
.Spltems Operlegenbeo oper Sen gorl=
lie Ielcgraf ON oer1s Mnpenoeligbe0
UNDER 6orbolO, bpor Sroa0telegraiel
piloe pGre fomplet npttelps. Sm=
1ieneren Morcpni pg 6ele sen Sfore
Sorifere al Glcftricitetens @e1nmelig=
be6sfuloe &roft, Scr bar frlgt / Dons
Spor, fife minolt Dor 2moSma1h
BaI6emar Ponllen, er pes bc11ne
lbpggelige @olisiion l1aaet sen trent
ragenoe &lobs i 9futiosbiitorisn, ionl
tilfommer Dem, og sen 1tore Opfinbel<
ie bar MI bepiit i'm 8%etponing paa
en- iaa uilnooiigelig Mnooe, at oens
Seiersgong ouer set gumlc 5elegraf=
fpftem fan o,1lees faitilaoet. Men !
6enne Gorbinoelie n1ao bet beller life
glemmes, at sen l,nge @elt, Ser ar
beioe6e me6 Mareonis Dpfinoelie om=
bor6 paa set ramte gfib, bar en 1tor
Del at 9gren for, at 9eptiet for sens
8etponing bleu iaa ofgjprenbe, lonl
8iIfeloet er.
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9u(o6ran(ene.
6pao 2omfirfc- Sppcn iggte.-

Torbprene bar gipet enbel interes=
lante Oplpsntnger ON @ernifetpit3
og Ipperiet. ut 0ette fun inobruqte
bom @ul0- % Selpiager, bar BAN en-
flor sfnffelie. Oct Dor life bons
egenlige 9eniigt at rppe Cub %
Selp. Oct bar 9gbelitene, ban piloe
bape 6ingret /. 9a Ser ingen families
open paa &iiterne, fit ban UNDER 81
periets l%toferelie ben Sanfe, at ban
10 funoe pplte aiiterne og faa 2igene
trent. San pilbe ban tilegne Jig Sc
&inge mes mere, ion 1taatte finbes
paa 2igene. ut ser bar @inffiiter,
Der ifuloe brpbes op, regneoe ian life
for noget. Naar ban bog life gior6e
Mlpor uf Smten, bar oct, forbi ban
fit 4palme. 0e ~eienoommelige Sm-
gibelier pirfeoe iua opitert poa bam,
at ban gps tilbage for ben 6pbeite
@rGnfelie al @rapfre0en.
Set par, iom iagt, 9g0eIitene, ban
bar / 2plt for. Ng6tpungent ngieoes
ban neO @1,lb, og at &a1oare fit Fan
ogiaa 9elp meo. &on fun6e nemlig
fife npjagtig feline Selp fra @ulo.
Nnar ban LOS flere @ulofranie og 2n
ppgtig 89gegren al @ll6 Greo, bar
Set foroi BON life bar flar oper, at oct
bar @rlb. Sc 6ingeraftrpf, Ionu
fa11otes pau @lasmontre og on0rs
SteOer, fun0e life zoe nogen Geileo-
ming til 9eitemmelie al, bpem 6or=
brpOeren bar, ga ban o%rbej0e6e n1eo
@nnoifer pao. Acknowledgements
buboe fan allere6e planlagt, mems
Fan jas / @ori ems Sugtbus.
Yolitiful0mngtig Gcbult5 bar
ipurgt Torbrp6eren, ON Ta1fen ON
mtltgpis at blipe p%aagreben og fnng=
l(et I mango Mar life pirfe0e aflfrnf=
fenbe paa bam, 90 Fan begif SS110=
brl,ooet. Seen @ernifemit5 ipare0e
abiolnt 9eei. 90 ban fprite Gang
pente0e iin Som, pdr BON bange for
@orlenS Sugtbus; men MI, ga fan
fjenote oct, frpgte0e ban set life me.
re. 8ernifelpit5 bar ipnlig gloo ODER,
at ale &ranltl1e bar fu,lone / go0 Sc
bolo paa Sc Steoer, bpor ian bap6e
gielnt oen1.
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Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul,
MINI, a. second class matchmaker. +
Cuba % vNaaime"

S benne llgc trGber Gum for an=
Ben @ang inO / De fri % uafbGngige
Staters Mrftc. 0uor lunge> sen un.
ge @epublit nil heboloe Sen Slabs
beroer pao bens cgl,e @orgerc. Mell
nebe / &opanas @apn ligger. Ser ito-
sig ct Nont, JON binder G1tbo til Sc
Sorenebe Stater, 8roaet al &rtgsift=
bet "Wfaire", Set fprlte 0ifer, ser
blcp bragt for Gl,6aS Iribeo fra set
te 9ano. Gette Sfib % sc 63 Mal1o,
iom gif ncO m1o Set, oil ltaoig min=
Sc Gu5onerne OH buob SC lfplber Sc
res ltore 9tubprepll6lit pg @elfpttcr.
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pu(iber og Regjertngen

6or @rono Sl1rp / Metp Dorf Der.
lerer / oenre Ii0 e1 @etsiog, ser beef
fer megen Spmerfiombeo, og bpiS
@erettigelie beopmmes meget forifiel.
ligt efter Yorti1tan6pl1nft. 81 ON,
talte for cit. Sio ii6en, at Yreiio.n1
N%oolepelt retteDe ct polDion1t Mngret
moo forlfiellige 0ngblaoe, 1topnlig
Seem Dorf @orlb, Ser rOgipes al So
lcpb Flilit5er, og Sn0imaapolis Nems,
for Npgter Disie 8la0e bap6e lat
Omlgb ont at forifiellige Yerioner,
ser lto0 &egieringsfreolene / @oib=
ington npr, naDnlig Yrniioentens
Spoger, Douglas &obinio on, og Ell
9rooer til Sen npoalgte &rniioent
Soft, GbarlcS g. Saft, bapoe lfaffct
Zig ct feot urafe=off" beo &iebet al
Nonanm=&unalen al Set frantic Gel
lfab for 40 Millioner Collars. &u=
l1t5er ipare6e tilbage / ct en6nn fraf=
tigerc Sprog ems &reii6entens, og
Ne1ultatet al bele 6enne 8ataille
bleD en- &etsiag for u9tbel" jmo6
De to obenn9bnte 8la6e.
6ornnberipgelierne bar allerebe /
1ogen Sis peret / Gong for '@ro1o
Sl1rp / 9fetp Sort, og set eienoomme-
lige peo Sogen bar, at man fra ferit
al life pi0lte, bpem Ser par Sen ege1=
lige Mnflageoe og bpern Ser bar Gag
lpgerel1. Mt &egieringen lto6 bagpe0
oel1> piDlte man bel, men ser gift alle=
boanoe NDgter ON, bporpi6t Sen
ifuloe fgres / &reltoentens Mapn
cller / Sc bagpaoife6e &erioners.
Sioite l1ge blep bog 6enne @aa0e
opflaret, ioet ser / &ione1 tepning
notrDffelig bleb npbnt, at Sen ino-
fal6te lful0e me0e lom &ione / Ga
gen meb limited States imob Yrels
Hltbliibing Co., iotn 110giper Sc on=
flageoe 8labe.
Denne &etsng bar, iaaoi0t pioes,
intet 5ibeitDffe fer / 2anoet. Sen er
oerfor at &egieringens Moo1tanoere
blepe1l betegnet iom 1t Goripg paa at
ipinebin6e &resien, at inbifranfe
8resiefribeoen og tilpeicbringe EN-
Braceoens, ser fun0e benpttcs q
6renti6en til at btn6e &resiens ct
ringsfribe0. 5fignt set nof fan iii
ges, at Hresien / mango 1tlfnl6e
tamler Jig me6 Ell alt, for l%1bl,noen
6ribeo Der i 2anbf, CT oct BOG Tibet
ian0ipnligt, at &egieringem omgaaeS
lneb Ilige 8laner. Sen bar, iom ale
an0re &erioner eller Snititntioner
.&at til at tp i,ro UNDER 2cpens Be
ifpttelie, naar Sen fgler lIig 1tretfar=
bigt a~ngreben, % Sen bar be1,Dttet iig
6e1lne Set bette SilfRloe.
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0enejue(a.
st rist men furibmt sano.

Ger gtbeS l1eppe noget f%rugtbarere
% frooigere 2anb / 8er6en ems. sen
1Doalnerttanlfe &epubltf, iom npltg
Dor gle1memgaaet itore 0mpeltntn=
ger. Der er ggne, bpor Der fan bp=
ties MfaiS flere Gauge ON Maret pan
oe 1a1nlne Warfer, % intetiteos trent
prtl1ges Der Ell finere og mere aro-
mattit &afoo ems Bene3uela. Gut
ferrpret og &affebuifen 1taar fer Ell
6rooigbeo iom faa 5te0er paa &o=
Den, % 5obat og 8oml1lo berer lige-
leoes til 2an6ets pigtigite Srembrin=
gelier. &neg= og 6aareapleh er for
bolosois b%etpoelig, % Ser uofgrez
bpert Mar flere Millioner &lloer og
|Sfino.
Mc1 2anoet er clen6igt regieret %
2anobrllget for set meite / en- llet
5orfntning.. Stipnt @ene5uela ont,
fotter benpe6 10000 &p. Mile, %
altiao CT neiten oobbelt iaa flor iom
2piflanb, er bets 8efolfning life itgr=
re eno 9anmarfs. 0g ielpfelgelig
funoe FER lebet ct langt itgrre Mntal
Dfenneifer ganife bortiet fra, at en-
flor Gel al set ipolige &ene5uela er
opfDlot af l1rifooe og 9umpe, .i6et
2anoet itreffer fig belt 1,eo moo
Mma5onflobens 0mraa6e, me6e11s an
ore Eartier CT meget biergriee.
Sor eprtgt pil oglaa &ene5uelas
|Blerge Ell @ang f1nre blipe en- flor
9itg0omsfiloe for 2onoet, efterlom
oe er rige paa Mineralier: @ulo,
Soldier, Stenfl1l oip. Seen beller iffe
MISREPRESENTATION CT / or6enlig
@enge. Sen norolige Gel al &eue=
5uelo> Ser begren0ics al Sen farai6iife
Sapbugt, er Sen Gel of 2an6et, Ser
giper oct iter1tc n06ptte, og Sletter=
tie ia0en for &pltbjnrgel1e er 6eilige
nmio6el6art efter Megnti0en, naar 6e
ibl,lmer al Tro0igbe0.
Sene5uela far fun faa itprre 8yer.
9oDeoitaoen Caracas, ser pes en-
Sernbal1e ct forbuu6en meo @apnc=
bpen Ga @uapra, bar $4,000 Sno=
bpggere. &pitbperne Ga1encio og
Maracai6or far bcnbolospis 100000
og $4,000 Sn66pggere.
2an0et par, eiter at Set por blepet
op0aget fort fgr 1900, / ODER tire
@1tnore0e Mar / lponif 8elt6oell e. S
1911 erflere0e @e,le5uela Jig uaf=
b9ngigt - / Sc lar1me Mar, lol1
Spaniens an6re @eii0oeli er poa set
ipoamerifanife 6aitlan0 req Jig lps
og oanne6e ielpltGnoige &%epublifer.
Gaa goot iom alle Msie M Stater bar
li0en me0 itgrre eller minbre Mel=
lenrl1m beret 6iemi6gte al in0re
l(roligbeoer; og Gene5uelo bar life
oannet nogen lln0tagelie.
@epublifens in6fg0te @efolfuing
ct cit 8lan0ingsroce, bpis el1roppilfe
9lo0 ofte er meget tpnbt, i0et Negre
og SnOiouere far ofgipet ct fife ringe
&ontingert til &ucens 9nnnelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29

tpoelig, er ailiteoeoarelien Of itors
sanoitens- % Mnrmorleier. iaa
I apbet al fad Mar ptI ser mi6t / 8ilb-
ntslet babe reiit fig en- 8p al. 5al16-
item % Marmor, JONI giaitfrtt aabner
Jig for Observation-Disclosures, Ser
for Ii0en iamles I Melbpurne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-29
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!. su Sorbfjelbetg Dire. Sra
@afbington me6oeles itofte 2gr6ag,
at Ser inotil ben Si6 par in6iamlet
Der / 2an6et be6 Mgoe @ors Sore
11i1ge11 III Dfrene for Soroifielbet
j SStaIien en- iamld Gum Of $685.
$50.