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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
Big LUMBER COMPANY
CREDITORS TO MEET

A special from Gulfport indicates
that the ]. E. North Lumber company,
one of the largest in the district, will
shortly effect a settlement of its af
fairs:
Litigation is pending in the chan
Gerry court in the Marine Oil company
VS.. J. e. North Lumber company case,
of which J. R. Pratt and the Hibernia
Bank and Trust company of New Or
leans are receivers, appointed by the
court. The bond lawyers, who are
represented by Attorneys Alexander,
Of jackson, and hurry, Of st. Louis,
extended an invitation to the creditors
or their representative to meet here
to try to effect a settlement. This &C.
Cured several days ago. at which
meeting a cash offer of SO 1-3 cents
on the dollar was made, or an agreed
decree of 40 per cent on the dollar to
the general creditors. The 40 per cent
is to be lien prior on all the property
superior to that of the deed of trust
held by the bond buyers. This was
agreed to by the attorneys condition
ed upon being accepted by their eli
ents. A meeting was held today, prac-
tically settling and agreeing on the
above.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
has written a letter to that effect.

has written letter to that effect.
The News is not permitted to state
to what individual this letter is ad-
dressed, but there is no doubt of its
receipt and the nature of its contents.
The location of the absconding Off
cial is being carefully guarded, but his
numerous friends are actively at work
and it is believed that a settlement
will be reached within the next week
or ten days.
From Chief of Police Frank Viii
liams it is learned that no affidavit
has thus far been made against Mr..
Pool. This legal formality has been
delayed with just such a contingency
in view. While no statement to this
effect has been made by those in au,
thority, it is safe to say that no pros
ecution will be instituted if the city
/ and the bondsmen are reimbursed for
what they have lost.
Mr.. Pool was a popular man. His
friends have never believed that he
used the money belonging to the city
with fraudulent intent. He was len
lent with a great many prisoners anC
the books at the city hall show that ,
great many fines were never collected
although they were charged to hi
$ account
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
Press
Members to Meet
Southern Editors Will Assemble TO Dis
cuss News Gathering.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 25.-
The members of the Associated Press
who will meet in this city next We'd
nesday will represent some of the
greatest newspapers in the South and
some OF the really great papers of the
country, for it has now become an
established and generally acknowledge
ed fact that the newspapers of the
South rank second to none in ability
and in fluence, and in their news ia
cilities.
And the Associated Press, which
serves those newspapers that will
have representatives here Wednesday
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25

SHARON, Pa, Mar. 25.-An air Of
what might happen" permeates the
Whitla kidnapping case today. Yester-
day and last night sensational disclos-
ures were expected in Cleveland. 1t
is apparent today, however, that none
of the anticipated developments will
materialize. The woman under arrest
is not the one whose Identification
would have caused a great sensation
in the abduction case. 1t is now be-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
A. p. EVANS FUNERAL.

The funeral of A. P. Evans. who
oied in Meridian yesterday, was held
at the Masonic hall at 2 o'clock this
AFTERNOON and was largely attended.
deceased was a Mason and an ODD
Fellow, standing high in both lodres
The interment occurred at the
cemetery this afternoon, and the cere-
monies of both lodges were rendered
In his honor. Mr., Evans was formerly
constable in Hattiesburg and had
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25

is the greatest news association in the
world, great in all that goes to make
greatness in a news-gathering asso-
citation. 1t not only gets the news,
all the news that is fit to print
throughout the civilized world the day
it happens, but it is accurate and
painstaking in its gathering, and has
built up a character for reliability that
makes its service practically indispen-
sible to every newspaper that aspires
to leadership and hopes to secure the
confidence of the general public in its
news columns.
On this occasion, the most promi-
nent factor in making the news asso-
citation a success. Melville f. Stone,
will be present, and many other dis
tinguished officers of the association
The object of the meeting is to ar
range for an increase of the news ser
vice of the Southern circuit, to give
more Southern or home news, and t
make the service in every way NOR
desirable and indispensable to ooutf
ern newspapers. Montgomery will e.
tend a warm welcome to the officer
and members of the Associated Pres
and will show them every courtes
while in the city.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
AMENDMENTS WILL BE
URGED THEORETICALLY
But No Attempt Will Be Made to Sc
cure a Constitutional Convention at
This Time, According to Reports
From Jackson.
Daily News Special.

JACKSON, Miss, March 25.-The
South Mississippi members of the
state legislature will not renew during
the next session their fight for con-
stitutional convention, according to
the ideas of several members who
have visited the capital city lately
from that section, but will concentrate
their energies upon the less desirable
but more feasible plan of getting what
they want inserted in the constitution
through amendments.
The leaders among those who at the
last session urged a convention against
impossible odds had so many things
they wanted changed in the constitu-
ton that they could hardly hope to
cover them all by amendments, but the
main objection 10 the amendment plan
was the fact that it required too long
to get through, since they would first
have to be adopted by the Legislature,
then ratified by the voters.
Formerly, according to a rigid con-
structon of constitutional section
these amendments had to be referred
to the next succeeding legislature,
instead Of the next legislative session,
but this was corrected during the last
session by an amendment, so that
when this amendment is ratified by
the people the next session of the
same legislature can do the work just
as well. The only hitch in this is
that the amendment, along with few
others. was not submitted at the last
election, through some oversight, but
will be at the next regular election.
What outh Mississippi mostly wants
is a change in the system of assessing
taxes Next she wants more repre-
sentation in the legislature.
The legislature showed a disposition
to give them the latter through con
stitutional amendments and a redis
lIlNlluS VI llt oldN0, DuI INC DOuNi
Mississippians very much preferred
convention because it was a quicker
method and held onto their fight TO
a convention until it was too late tt
get the amendments through.
It was shown that some Of the sen
atorial districts, for instance embrac
ed several counties, with much large
population than some of the other dis
tricls, due to the fact that the las
disuicting was done when that section
was not so well populated as at pres
emit
In regard to taxation, it is claimed
that under the present system Soutl
Mississippi is paying much more thai
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25

ship. This arrangement was easily
effected when the attorneys for the
petitioning creditors were convinced
shat the recent sale of SO million feet
of the timber holdings of the Ellis
vile Lumber company had been ac-
tually consummated. This sale af-
fords such a large percentage of liquid
assets for application to the debts Of
the company that the ultimate liquida-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
Elisuiue Lumber Company
ReleasedFromR eceiuersjHpip:
Affairs in Excellent Shape

The Ellisville Lumber company,
whose affairs were recently placed in
the hands of a receiver under a decree
of the chancellor, have again been re-
stored to their status prior to the ap-
pointment of the receiver. A confer
ence between Mr. milford Parker and
the attorneys for petitioning creditors
on Tuesday night resulted in the with
drawal of the petition for a receiver
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25

ton of all their debts is said to be pos
itively assured. The receiver was thor
oughly in accord with this adjustment,
believing as he states that he thinks
the plan the best for both the criditors
and for Ellisville Lumber company.
This will be glad news to Mr.. Null
ford Parker's friends, and we are ad-
vised is acceptable to most if not all
of his creditors.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
Associated Press.

PARIS, Mar. 25.-senor Cipriano
Castro for president of Venezuela,
confided to a small group of Venezue-
Ian adherents here today his intention
of re-establishing his power in Venez-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
"There Will Be He'll in Sharon"
Predicted Failed To Materialize;
Kidnapers Will Be Indicted Today

ahoga county grand jury today. Boyle
was born in the vicinity of Sharon,
Pa, and has relatives living there now.
About eight years ago he enlisted in
the army, and went to the Philippines,
where he reInainld for several years.
He returned with growth inside of
his neck whic 81 hts relatives say made
him do queer things. Boyle says he
met the won ian nov in custody with
him at Salt rAk44<zEHr ard that thew
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
COPLON CREDITORS
Will GET DIVIDEND

Mr.. ]. o. Gillespie, referee in bank
ruptcy, with headquarters at Gulfport,
is sending out notices to the creditors
of S. H. Coplin of a meeting to be held
at Gulfport on April 10, when it is ex-
pected that a dividend of at least 10
per cent. will be declared.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
MEETING AT BAPTIST CHURCH.

There was a nice rainy night con-
gregation at the First Baptist church
last night. There were perhaps two
men to one women present Several
rose for prayer. The subject tonight
will be "The Two Sides" Services
daily 10 am. and 1880 pm, rain or
shine
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
WORK ON NEW CHURCH.

Work is now in. progress on the
handsome new Main Street Methodist
church, and it is said that there VIII
be no further Interruptions. The build
ing will cost about $4,000 when COM
Melted and will be one. Of the hand
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
DEPARTMENT Store
WITH LARGE CAPITAL

SANFORD, Miss, March 25.-The
Capital Drug company, newly organ
lied, will occupy the building formerly
occupied by J. L. Sanford.
The Ship Island Lumber company
will, in the near future, convert their
commissary into a 100000 department
store.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
UNDERWOOD SPEAKS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 25.-
The time of the house today was TAX
en- up by speech of Representative
Underwood of Alabama. who. onnosad
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
NO AFFIDAVIT HAS
BEEN MADE AS YET
Bondsmen Would Not Be Inclined 10
Prosecute If Reimbursed for what
They Owe the city-Friends Are
Getting Active.

Charles Pool, former chief of police
of the city of Hattiesburg, who is al
legged to be short in his accounts to
the amount of about $4,000, and who
several months ago, wants
to return to his family and friends, and
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
FINED FOR GAMING.

Marshal Tate and Ed. Jones were
before Jolice Justice Davis this morn
ing charged with gaming. They were
fined IS each.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
GOD AND DESTINY ARE
CALLING SAYS CASTRO

uela by revolution, if necessary. He
and members of his party left here to-
day for Bordeaux God and destiny
call me back to Venezuela" he cried
out to his admirers as the train pulled
out
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25
INDICTMENT EXPECTED.

CLEVELAND, o., Mar. 25.-Indict-
ment against James H. Boyle, and the
woman who claims to be his wife, who
are held here in connection with the
KIDNAPPING of Willie Whitla are ev-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-03-25

an. Her remark when arrested, that
there will be hell in Sharon tonight"
is generally believed to be of no spe-
cial significance.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
Kriprt1 / marnkkn.

Sra Ma6ri6 me66eleS / Man6ags,
at Spaniernes &rtg me6 Sc oprgrfe
&abDler / Waroffo MI paa set npr=
melte er tilen0e, og at Sc in6fp6te
Maurer far begpn6t at un0erban6le
ON 6reo. 6lere al Sprgrernes IA
ite &unfter er tagne al Sc ipanlfe
Sropper efter baar0e &e meo fto=
re 8an6er al Spr9rere. DtSi e ct MI
moe ll1tte6e paa alle &anter og far
t1gen onoen l10pei er6 at opergibe
Jig. On al 6eres pperlte 2e6ere, &ai-
oamaS, bar babt Soretre6e boS SEN
northumberland ODER Sc ipani It
Sropper, General Marina, for at for
ban6le om 8ettngelierne for Sbergi-
belie al bel1 paa @aruge 8ierget I'M
oeilutte0e Spr6rsitprfe. &elnltater=
ne al Sorban6lingerne fien6es en6nu
fife, men set menes, at Mnl1rer11e er
forbere0t paa at maatte obergipe fig
paa Be Gilfaar, Gcjrberrerne fore
lfriber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

5oa opran6t ga 9agen for set
oanlfe 8ernebiems IS Mars Subtle
Inn Sen "a. September, og hinge
Man6s &riitelige Screenings &all
paa ga 5alle @treet bar pe0 8=Si6en
ONT Mftenen bel fplot al @grnebjem-
NETS Benner.
st imuft Hrogram nreo 8ille0er
al &aitor 81. g.. Mielien, 8prnebjem-
NETS @tifter> set ga1nle og set npe
Stem, SDar Safeguards &ro1og
iamt &aitor Dun's og 0upont-@an-
iens &antate fit man peo MnfomIten
og iaa begDn6te Selten.
Otter Ell 0uberture al &ruoien=
grifiens Srfelter Bps &iemmets Tor-
iton0er, Baltor $. 6. Ngr0am, 6or=
iamlingen %pelfommen, bporefter 6r11
8ene6icte @artnacf fremiogoe Spar
Safeguards im1ffe &rolog, ifreperl
/ 9ogens Mnle6ning, og en- beore
Gortolfer en6 6ru @ortnacf funOe
Sorfatteren fife BABE iul10et. 6rl1=
ems ppperlige 6ore0rog blep fulgt
mes %oonoelps Snteresie og pan0t
ben0e boa6e 6remfaloelle og 9lom=
iter.
9erefter bob0e hi Sen Sorngjelie
at b6re Dor %trofalte Sanger, ST. Ss=
car Gl1bar6t, ser Sen Mften bar gor1=
ife efstra oplagt og fang laa imuft
&orneman's u@rgnl1e &rani e" og
9upont=@anien's u6iel0fart"" iarnt
6e0relan0si lang
Ne1t paa Brogramnret bar Eaitor
.8oobol6t> &irfeiamfun0ets 6or=
mano> Ser al &enipn til set la11ge
Brogran1 efter &omtteens Or0re pao
Is Mirrtter gao en- Sfiloring al
&ien1mets' Sorti0 og Muti0 og ifilte
Jig fra lit ~&altperf" =s6yore0rag felt
Dpperltgt.
9aa ng6 hi &antoten til Naitor
9an'S fienne Seflt 9a1pont=@aniens
Muiif, Ser Dog life, bba0 Goloparti=
erne ongaar> fit ioa go6 en- %l10fqrelie
fom be0 ti6ligere 2eiligbe6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
.r. Goo6 paa OSCarII

Gn furnpjelig &ejie ober 9ltlanterba=
bet.
"What is the matter with Dr.
Cook"
"He's all right"
"Who is all right?"
"Why, DR.. COOK"
Me0 oisle Oro begpn6er uMor6
atlanterbabspoiten" lit ii6ite Mumer,
al II. @eptember 1909. Dette Or
gan bar ri fife ret ofte 2eiligbeo til
at citere> al SEN @run6> at set fun
bar Ell ga11ife ipeciel @%irfulation. Set
uofomner nemlig ombor6 / Sfon0i=
nabien=slmerifa 2iniens 9ompere
paa oereS &eiier frem og tilbage mel
lem Mmerifa og 9anmarf, til @lp0e
og SplpSning for. &asiagererne. &aa
Oscar IT'S ii0ite &eiie fra Cant
mart fif 8la6et imi0lertio en- mere
olmtn0elig Snteresie, i6et Moropol=
man0en Dr. Goof bar ombor6, og
bans Silite0epgrelie iatte ct ganlfe
ier1ig Ereg poa oenne 02eiie> loa<
le6eS at Sen bleD en- Set fra 8egp11=
0elien til @n6en.
Saabel efter uMtlanterbapspolten"
iom efter mun0tlige Me06eleller Ri
bar facet fra Basiagerer paa Oscar
IT'S &eiie at 6Gmme berlfe6e Ser EN-
%eien6ommeltg, neiten bgiti6elig
5temning ombor6. 81. @oof bite fig
at Dgre en- iab11, beifeoen og / bgi
.@ra6 elifpar0ig Meoreiienoe, Ser it.
fe iatte lit 2ps UNDER en- @fi9ppe
og beller life traf fig ti1bnge / till
bagetrl1ffen @torbe6. San los Jig
.prGientere for &abptspnsingererne
ltrofs efter at Sfibet bop6e forla6t
&r11t1anS1anD, og ban 0eltog meO
2tp og 2D1t / bbao ser foregif ONT
bor0 11nber hele &eiien. Breienta=
tionen ifete be6 at Basiagererne 6efi-
lere0e forbi bam / en- lang &effe, og
bier al 6em fit ct Saan6trpf og ct
pel1ligt Sr6.
Ser berife6e en- ml1nter og tbang-
iii Gone ombor6. &arnepaIer, Geitz
mi00oge, &oncerter og an0en timber
bol0ning aflgite binonoer, mems Nei<
lens @lou bar ct Sore0rag, ION Dp-
0ageren bolbt /. &abDts 5piieia-''
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
'Da1tskr | Antfrtka:
Zoe &efte

gSr4ErnFE&
Ier MI ,lrber Gresieu % 1tbfpmmer i
8egDnbelien al Dftober Maaneb.
9ette Sefte fprer 8eretningerne fra
'Mfinittet om n9en elbre SID" neb til
bet iaa interesiante Siosrurt 1851.
so, bbpr nbbnnbringen fra 9an<
mart fDr Mlbor tug Start berDper.
Mfinit II %il1ttter 5%ftlbringcn p1n be
banife SDlfebpiifpIcr ! Mmerifa og
bringcr aapitlet pm Sc oanife Mctu=
bitter / Mmcrifa. 9ette @efte bill,
bpab &igbom al Sllnitrationer an=
gaar, langt ub%eritraale eubper at IL
nc SursGnscre, og Sefsten itaar
fnlot nb paa 9pjbc meb alt, bnab
ttbltgere CT bragt. Mlle 9anife fer
I 2anbet bbr inbifribere paa bette
&Grf og lore at fienbe og bGrbiGtte
beres 6plfs @iitprie I Mmerifa. DIM
Snbifrtpttonsbetingelier ie rGrmere
Sen nbfprltse Snbbolbsfortegnelie /
,nGite M1mer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
&reifbeut Salts Gulitif.

Sen &11n0reiie 8reii6ent Saft TO-
retager maa nermeit b%etegnes font EN-
politiif &agre n0en ct fommen6e
@alg iom @aggruno, og betraetet fra
oette Spnspunft bar EN- loaoon &eiie
mere 9etp0ning ems &reli0enternes
&agnereiier foru6 for @algene.
Ser CT life SEN 8ibaniigt-eIler man
bur0e bel bel1er iige &obe0benligt =
at pin0e Stemmer for Hreiioentfan.
oioaten, men 6orltaaelie al Sen go.
litif, efter bpilfen 2an0ets Mfferer
leoes, og poa iamme Sio for 8reii-
benton at fomme til &larbeo ODER 6e
Mnffuelier om bi9tige SpergsmaaI,
Der gigr Jig gial0en0e / Solfets for
ifielltge &re0ie. &reii0entens &ei-
ie er nermet bDa0 man fan fal6e
educational. San oil giere SOL
fet fjenot meo Sc &rincipper / lin M0-
miniitrotion og forifiellige pigtigerc
eager ban oil f~orelegge &ongresien
til Mfgjerelie, iamt Sen @oo6e> bbor=
paa ban oil ar1befale 6em l6ite. Set
bleb fsr &ejien paaitaaet, at ban
nermeit foretog SEN for at gipre reoe
for i'm Stilling til Mfgierelien al
Solorebiiionert, lom bon frpgte6e bill
DE ifaoe bam, rapnlig u6e / Sc be tlige
Stater. 5fipnt ban ganife bit / en-
al tine Saler, ben / @inona, Minn.,
ber6rte 6enne Cog og gjor6e re6e
TOR Jig / Sen, iaa far ban a0lfilligt
flere Scrn / S1oen. Mon fqqr set
Sn6trDf, at Fan betragter Sol6=
fpergsmaalet font loa en6elig afgiort
for langc fommen6e Si6er, at fan if
>fe mere pil beifipftige Jig mes Set.
.$Dao oct MI / ganife ierlig @rao for
BAN giGl0er ON er at faa foitilaoet,
at'bm er en- BARN Silbenger al sen
Mooiebelt'ife Sremti0spolitif / 6ens
forifieIIige Mfifpgninger, men at ban
beo at felge BEN bill bol6e Jig ful6t
u6 inoenfor 2obens @egren6sninger,
og fun bbor bu1 finder Set ng0ben-
6tgt, utl ban i6ge as fonititutionel
gei at faa 2ope 9n6re6e, ser itaar /
Gejen for iun6e og %np0pen6ige &e-
former: 9et er en- f%onierpatib Sremz
Hri0tspolitif Ser / 9ang6e fife bill
nnogaai at bore go0e Srugter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
@ejicn0e asent:
&ans @olocu Senicn.
Sublun-6eitcrnc pg Sc nDe Spba'
gore.

Set er ct ret mprfeligt Silfeloe,
at Sc itore Sunoreooarss =6Seitligbeoer,
1om / bisie Sage feires / Seem gorf,
bill faa en- S1ags Slluitrotion peo
Mnfom1ten al Sc to npete 6orggeller
al Spoogerflasie n, Or. Gpof og Yea-
m. Man pil 0erpe0 fua 2eiltgbeo til
at anltille Ell Sammenlignir1g mel
lem bpa0 6ortioens og 9eutioens Sp-
oageli er bar at betp0e for Menne-
ffel egten. @u0ion aabneoe Ell ny
@eroem peo at finoe 5gbeien tho til
set, ser er bIepet &nuoepunftet for
slmerifa, og &obert Sutton baneoe
&eien for SEN 5torbeo 5fibsfarten
bar naoet pes 9ampens Sialp. Set
bar poiitipe @er6ier Sc bragte til
beje, og Millioner al Menneifer 1p=
Ser Srugterne al 6eres Sp6agelier.
Sire &unoreoe Mar efter Su0ion er
&lo6en blepen laa fien0t, at Spoage<
re n1oa npjes meo Sc melt afii0es og
upro6nfttpe 0ele al @o0en, til bpil=
fe &ienoifaben ingen iom Delft praf-
tilt @etp6ning bar. Set Dor St6Sal=
Der tr9nger er fife mt 2an6, men
u6npttelie al Set, Ser allere6e fien=
6es. Det turoe bore tpiplionrt, ON
Coos og &earD's Mapne pil lepe
ON 800 Mar lom @uoions gier set
MI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

81. 1920 forloo Sc to @moafibe
Stoten SSlan0. @oa &ptten al
uSalbmoanen" ito6 en- bollanbf Mo=
rineofficer, 2gjtnant Gam, ifgrt CIT
9ragt fra @enrif @u0ions SiosaI6er
me0ens 0en gbrige 8eietni1g bar
ifgrt Nuti6s &leoer. Sc to 5fibe,
bbis Seilbaitigbe6 er temmelig BE-
grenoiet, fit ct go6t Soripring op as
5looen for ienere at blipe inobenteoe
al Earaoeftibene, Ser fun6e ifp6e me-
re Start. Mllere6e fra SEN ti0lige
Morgen bar @a0erne, ser fGrte neo
til Sabnen og 8lo0en, blofereoe al
utallige Menneifemasier; pau 8at=
terp ito6 100000 SiIlfuere penten6e
for at faa ie oct fprite CLINT al Sc to
Sfibe, og bbert eneite 8olparf pao
begge St6er at Slo6en, ollie @11stage,
Sloobreooerne, etbbert @te0, bporfra
Slooen funoe ifimtes, felt op til @n=
ben al Bara6elinie11, bar opffet al
Menneifer. Silifuernes Mntal an-
ilaaes lsieligt til 8 Mi1ltoner Men-
neifer, og ii0en u9epep-Dogen bar
Seem Dorf intet %lignen6e oplepet.
Glaa0epara0en beito6 al c, 1000
.5fibe og Sart6ier befsler10e / gtgr-
relic fra nraa u@atbaaoe" til Sen
peIoige brittle &rp0ier. uSSl1iIerible1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
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ger @neret for fig paa at beige
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fanife 2uftifippere, 8rp0rene@ rigbt,
Monobol paa Seila6s me6 2uftifibe
2uften ODER Sc Snreneoe Gtater. Dc
bar ammel6t, at bbts ser bleb foriggt
S16f6riel til Mmerifa al Sc frantic
8leriot eller Sarnbam Monoplaner,
ebiIoe 6isie blioe beilaglagte, ioet Sc
frantic Dpfilloere paaitaaes at bape
aiort S,ro9rcb / M:igbts @atentret-
tigbeber.