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Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10
YUMA COUNTY ASKS FOR
 GOOD SLICE OF MARICOPA

PHOENIX, Feb. 3.-When the Yu- ma county supervisors who were here in attendance upon the territorial con vention of supervisors, left for the city by the Colorado it was with the avowed intention of accepting the dare of Chairman HOghe of the Marieopa board and sue this county tor a four mile strip of country, forty miles in length and embodying 500 square acres of land, along the western boundary of this county.
 From remarks dropped before they took their departure, it is believed that Yuma county will not be long in fling its suit against Marieopa and thus settle once and for all the muen- mooted question of the ownership of that strip. Until the exact location of the boundary is settled, the A. sc railroad company will not know to which county its owes taxes on four miles of it's line.
 Supervisor Hoghe was one of the committee on county boundaries ap- pointed the first day of the supervis- ors' convention. When he went into conference with his fellow members and learned what Yuma and Yavapai counties wished, it took his breath away. Yuma only wanted that four mile strip, but Yavapai wanted a strip along the northern boundary of Mari copa that included the town of Wick enburg. soon to become a city and all ready one of the most important min ing camps in the territory.
 ''You get nothing from us, either of you," was the immediate and emphat- ic answer of the Marieopa county su- pervisOr when he heard their modest demands.
 4 close examination of the records at the surveyor generals office failed to elueidate the mystery. Yuma claimed her boundary to be four miles east of where it was always supposed to be, and Yavapai thought her boun- diary was a mile or two south of where it has been marked off.
 Finally they made Hoghe prOpoi- ton that the boundaries be surveyed during the coming summer, Marieopa county paying half the expense.
 ''Not on your life," he said. "We are satisfied now. If you fellows think those boundaries are somewhere else, go ahead and survey, but we think they are right where they have always been"
 "But if you won't agree to a joint survey, how are we going to get our rights?" asked Supervisor Kent of Yuma.
 "'You are at liberty to sue us, was Hoghe's fiat ''We have the legal ma
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10

HamptOn's resolution calling upon Secretary Page for itemized state ments of fees received, and for an ex- plantation of his method of letting the printing contract, was passed.
 The purpose. of securing this state ment is to use it as an argument in favor of O'Neil's bill providing that these fees should be. diverted to the senool fund. The object is to cut off Pages emoluments.
 The bill will be given the steam roll CT treatment as was applied to the rangers and public examiner's bills.
 There is a scrap over the insurance bill which provides that all life insur- anee companies must invest about fl per cent of premiums received in Ari- zona, in Arizona securities in order to do business in the territory.
 Representatives of the big eompa- nies say they will be forced to with. draw from the territory and allege the bill is designed to create a monopoly for the Occidental Life company, which is behind the measure.
 The house met and adjourned with out transaeting business. but the house committee on elections held session to consider the direct primary law and other measures intended to purify the ballot.
 It is proposed to have a reading and writing test for voters and so ar range the ballot that electors must be able to read in order to vote intelli- gently.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10
SENATE EULoGIZEs ALLISON

WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-The en- tire session of the senate today was devoted to eulogies of the splendid qualities of mind and character of the Senator Allison, for thirty-fve years a senator, and eight years a member of the house. Nineteen senators spoke.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10
TO PICK MANAGER AND
 THEN OPEN SHELTER
From Sundays pa1lvI

(From Sundays DaiIyJ
 Mark my words, Arizona is on the eve of very prosperous times" said Attorney T. G. Norris, who arrived home Friday night from the east, yes terday to a Journal-Miner representa- tive
 "Investors all over the east are looking this way for investments, !" he said. Everywhere I visited met people interestd in this territory and in it's mineral resources. Leading people of eastern states favor the ad- mission of Arizona and New Mexico as states. In fact, when I left New York, it was generally believed there that the statehood bill will pass htis congress-"
 Speaking of Consolidated arizona Smelling Company affairs, Attorney Norris said that the reorganization of the company was well under way. The interests controlling the ownership of the new company are anxious that ore claims against the old company can be paid by the trustee in bankruptcy, so that friendly relations can be estab- hshed and maintained with the ore producing interests of this section.
 cit has not been definitely given out when work will be resumed at Humboldt" he said. "The commit tee having charge of the selection of management for the new company has not made a report. Careful con- sideration will be given to the person nel of the new management as the re- organization interests are anxious to select the best available talent to con- duet it's operations.
 'The reorganization interests in- elude some of the leading inaneiers of New York and New Jersey. The re- organization has reached the stage where it is a certainty. Resumption of operations at Humboldt is certain to follow the selection of a manage ment.
 'Arizona is also attracting great attention in a scenic way all over the east,' Attorney Norris continued. "The mountains of the eastern states are crowded with tourists, travenng Tn automobiles, every summer. Every tourist met asked for information con- corning the roads of this territory. They are anxious to come here, reason ing that they have seen all the points of interest in the eastern states. of them are anxious to see Arizona from their touring cars. A highway from the Grand Canyon, by the cliff dwellings, MOntezuma' Cas- tie and Montezuma's s Well, through this city and south through the Brad shaw mountains to Phoenix would at- tract many tourists here annually and be the means of large investments in the development of the eountry's re- sources.
 .'I consider that there is a crying need for action looking to the i'm provement of the territorial highways by this legislature. Every citizen and taxpayer should urge it," he eonelud- ed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10
QUkLTRoUGK LOSES RANK
Must Also Wind Up Cruise Passenger
 on Own Ship

l. GIBRALTAR, Feb. 6.-Qualtrough was suspended from duty for six months vita a loss of ten numbers in rank.
 Sperry approved the finding but the secretary of the navy must take action also on the loss of numbers.
 Qualtrough was detached from the fleet and ordered home. He will go as a passenger on the Georgia.
 Liutenant Commander George w. Kline will continue in command of the Georgia.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Francis l.. Wright was hostess to the Prescott Bridge Club, and very pleasantly en- tertained Mrs. O. A. Hesla, Mrs. Nor ris Goldwater and Mrs. G. E. Meany.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10
AUSTRALIANS WIN

BERKELEY, Feb. 6.-By a score of 27 to o the Wallaby Rugby team of Australia defeated the University of California in a sloppy field during a heavy rainstorm this afternoon.
 Wallaby's passing was accurate, and California was unable to break up the passing by rushes.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10

The G. E. O. club held very inter estaing meeting at the home of Mrs. G. E. Meany on Monday afternoon. At the close of the afternoon Mrs. Meany entertained at a very prettily appointed dinner, and had as her guests the members of the club.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10
AFTER RUM PEND

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Another bill aiming to restrict shipments of in toxieating liquors into prohibition states was introduced in the house to- day by Shepherd.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

:raab gan,see s-.-.
fnpe!1 Sna inbfinoer set ia ne,,,.
Jig itrafs en- v8atu" ct niDnIigt
giloopr ION bar itor Mppetiit paa
onoe Drsnme, % Jon giebliffelig
opilllger benz. unblaber man at til.
faloe r8afuen", riiiterer man alt for
LEI, at Den onoe ,Drgm gaar / Dpfpl.
belle.
Mntallet af &i9rligbebs- Mmuletter
SSapan er meget itort, ifient 9@ete-
fob paa @rlno al gieniioig GiIbgie-
ltgbeo, iaalebes iom / europa, bgrer
til Sielbenbeberne.
Set fraftigite &ierligbeosmio6el
Tan man figbe pe6 gaegabi<2emple
% set beitaar al to in1ua Cutter /
onttfe 0ragter - en- Mun6 og bans
Sn1trn - bbor bum er omiIDnget al
Man6ens Mrm.
@nDnu iifrere er Set oog at for
ifoffe Jig ct v9glepulber"> iom an
gipes at bore Mifen al to imaa @ano-
pgler, en- San og en- Sun, Ser CT
brGn6te iammen / ea1 lille 2erfruffe.
0enne 81 fe 6eler man / to Bortio=
ner, bporaf man berer Sen enc pao
Jig lelp og Itrgr Sen an6en paa SEN
elife6es &leoer eller @aor. 9ette
Wi06el er iau froftigt> at Set birfer,
ielb ON man be6 Mifens n6rp1telie
fomnmer til at 6rDsle Sen paa en- for
fert Ser on, ogl mango iapanife ST.
%itorier forteller ON Sc toiteligite 6or-
befslinger % Misfor1taaelier, ser Ell
opnooeoe beb forfeit Mnbenoelni e a
u9glepulberet".
@pis ben elife6e fife er alt fol
mooltrebenoe, er ct ian enfelt &iier
ligbeosmi66el iom at lfaffe Zig e.
al bans eller ben0es @aar og bar'
set lnoet ON ct al fine egte> fraftig:
nof. Gaa %obergiber 6er1 elife0e liz
/ 2pbet AT en- eller to Tiger, Tiger
6olfetroen.
MeDens en- europeiif Hige regne1
l10 pna EN- Blomit bet noflom be
fjenote: ~@an elifer - elifer iffe'
0. !. b., gaar 6e iapanif e Etger fren
poa iomme Moa6e, men benptter i(
/ Ste0et for al 5tronene / en- Cub
maatte. Sc la0er Blot cit @uarnaa
fal0e neo paa Maatten og regner iaa
vSSa, mel! $a, neil" paa Gtraae1|
fra @oalen Gpi6s til Moottens SAINT
@il man e1r0elig tilfdie ct Menne
tie EN- legemlig @eifa0igelie, fan Set
te, efter iapanlf Sberbebisning, ME
get let laoe fig gj6re, ielp ON Sen
man ba6er, befin6er Jig felt / ser
an0en @n6e al 2an0et, eller er reil
til en- an0en @er6ensbel.
Mon ifaffer Jig blot ct &ortrpt
eller en- an6en Mfbil0ning, al iii
6ienoe og tilfgier set Sc 8eifa6igel
ier, man bapbe tilt9nft Srigtnalen
alt m1eOens man u6taler Sc tra0itio
melt %faitilaueoe 8eiD9rgeliesformula
rer. Stiffer man laale6es en- Noo
giennem @ille6ets @ierte, 6er Srigi
nalen meget burtigt al en- @ierteipg
bonn, og %beifaoiger man bets EN-
Sen, bliper p~e0fommen6e lam ellel
balt o. I. b. @il man fife ielo 11b
fere i'm &ebn ober en- Gienoe, on
bringer man / Steoet 8ille6et po(
ct belltgt Sre og n11nro6er ben @u0
bonn, tom 0erbeo fr911fes, ONT a
itruffe sen Berion, bpis 8tlle0e ban
belliger Greet, me6 Spg0om %
Dg6.
9enne 9lags uGorte &unit" bo'
man iom befien6t ogiaa benpttet ii(
al / 9onmarf, bbor man ilog 9iet III
poa Sppe og I. paa iamme Mao0e
men Sc Gi6er ct 6og ln11git forbi
bpor mon / europa benptte0e Jig a
iaabonne tbibli ornme Trol6oomS
m6ler. S Ol6ttoen fan6tes ianrm'
Sbertro / oct gamle 9ggppten, / Me
iopotamien og flere andre Gte0er, n1et
hi er bet bi1t fun Sapanerne, ser BE-
nbtter fla at 6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24
8cbre Mnpenbclic.

Sen .ltnge 6rue greoenoe: "Seg
fan ie paa Dig, &enrif, at Maoen lite
.imager Sig, og leg bar Bog anpenot
babe Sis og 0mbu paa ben.
9ggtemanben: Set Tan gierae
bore, min igoe 8ige. Men tror gu
lite, lille Marie, at set bapoe beret
beore, ON gu oeiaa bap6e at1penot
.Iiot 5mpr2~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

6oru1pffet @pitsber-
gen @fspe6ition. Geltager>
ne / Solmiens @fspe6ition til 6pits=
Bergen in0tom til Gromsg forIe6en
meo @palfangeren Bertha" al @an=
oeIjoro, efter at @fspe0itionens eget
sfib ~@aria" bar baporeret. @fspe-
oitlonens &iltorie er fplgenoe:
Sen orog fra Sromse Sen 176e>
fom til Spitsbergen Sen 27be Ssuli
og begpnote Is. &uguit paa geolo-
gtlfe l1noerlegelier og &artlegning.
Man fonot 3 tibet f~remfommelige
Spergonge fra &an Mpens 8ap til
Aopent @ap, @oleboD og Green Sar.
bour og gioroe berun6es aoifillige
11pe Spoagelier> beientlig g%eoIogiife.
Gesuoen fanot man en- fortrinlig
SpergQng fra ielbe 8elljun6 til
Green Sorbol1r paa II Eimers
Gang.
Gfspe0itionens 9eltogere bar @an,
6iooterne &olmien> S%afobien, 2eit,
nant Gen0elbo og emil @elmer. Cts
petitioners Glib uMaria" ait fra
Green Sorbour 10. Muguit. 8 MiI
al spitSbergen toang en- ippr @uling
Sftbet til at giere @enoereiie. 20.
gift set uo igien. Men is Mil u6e
poo Sgen blep oct oberfol6t at en-
1per Storm og iprang lief. Suite
rem bar life bpgget for Ssbabet. @ap=
teln og Sslobs Mn6reas 8ecf, iom er
engageret til Mmunbiens @fspe6i=
tion iom 6eriteltprman6, 1to6 / 33
elmer uafbru6t be6 @oret. s tet
Saoge Hap man tilllut beloig in6
@elliuno. Otter l1n6eriegelie al
Sfibet blep alt Lott ilanbbragt %
sfibet ballet tgrt og foranfret Size
rem.
2a- &olmien UNDER en- Sagt tilfal-
Dig paatraf en- bg6 &bal, neolagoe
ban 8eife6 paa en- SIaifeie66el, % al
lereoe ndp1lte Dag blep gfspeoitionen
optaget at en- Sbolfanger. vMoria"
Dor %asiureret for $4,000 @roner. MI.
Ie gfspeoitionens &eiuItater er Be-
baret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24
2ibt, 11en 'soot.

@eneralen Goes Snipeftionen al
&aiernen): ~&bor0an er BET meo
Soften? Ct S forneiet %alleiammeu? 2"
@oloaten: ISABEL ST. General" "
@enerolen: uMen fan set life Den-
be, at en- faar en- flor 90 Ell, amber, cit
li6en Hortion?"
Soloaten: ngeei, alorig, ST. &C.
neral. Sc er imaa %allelammen."
SITE en- Sm1tlc jalumg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

Sen npe Gieneitepige: u0et er eli
Sing, leg life fan lioe FER / Snict,
Grue, % set er, at Ceres Moao be.
itan6ig gaar og timber mig | &inoer.
ne"
Gr11en: Set ifal Oh lite bryce
Dig ONT, Gina; ban gipr set lnn111e
mes mig, men ian mel,er lite noget
meb Set"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24


GuarIige Sptubiig<
t e r. lt6ligterne for Soften er me-
get ooorIige, ifripes fra Stapanger.
Gn Mnng6e Sri ltaar fremoeleS uoe
% bliper p0elagt al &egnet. Seiioa=
terne er iorte og paa enfelte Steoer,
bpor @piet bliper liggen0e fla6t uo-
oper Marfe11, ct @fterilaatten pofset
oper Set. Mgeren er fremoeles grgn,
og paa forifiellige Steoer bar Sen
Iagt Jig, laa belt life Dil mooneS.
Ser ct ogiaa l16iigt til l1aar paa So
teterl1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

S1p6e6of neb &ors.
g + ii 5. Horsgrun6s mefantife
@erflte6s itore 6lpbe0of bleb forle0en
lat paa &an6et. Doffen 1igger be0
&orsgrun0s peitre 2gb ltrufS re0en.
for @erfite6et og er en- ful0t mo0erne
0of. Sen fan optage Sartgier al
inbtil $500 Sons 5. n. Me6 l1n6=
tagelie al M%aifinerne er Doffen font
itrueret og bpgget al @erflte6etS egne
6olf. &erfite0et eies al Sngeni9r
Str. S. &eir.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

Mp Mutom G. S
&raqere er / oisi lie Sage 0annet ct mt
Muton1obillellfab til Srafifering al
@uten agerp-Samle-Statbe
Ell Strefning poa omtrett 40 SLID
meter. Mon beill1tte0e at fipbe Ell
al Sc lperlfe @offeflppere, Ell "a Sc
itefrufters fombineret Herion= og So
lteal,tomobil fra Si0abolms 8rug.
@ilell, lom bor Ela0s for IL Ferlo=
rer, lfal leperes burtiglt mulig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

8 e e Sc 5nefferm e.
S set li6lte Semaar er ser al 9tats-
banerne %foretaget itore @fopplantnin=
ger poa Sen beo 2inierne efsproprie~
re0e Sor6 iaabel / Set nor6lige joni
iD0lige Norge. Sc Grelorter> iom
er u0plantet, er beienlig Suru, iibi=
rifle 2erfetreer, 8uiffuru, Gran,
&il og 8irf. 6or at faa bil1ige og
praftiife @neifierme bar mani for
lpgt at fremltille iaa6anne be0 &lant=
ming al beiitammet 8uiffur11. Sg
bbi oisie Gorieg folder bel6igt u6, oil
man for 6remti6en lippe Sc itore us,
glitter og Mrbei6e me6 &eparationer
og Npopferelier al 6e bi6til br1gte
Snelfi9rme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

SfoIeb e tDrer 6. S.
&ambro / Bergen ct afgaaet be0
0eoen, go Mar gammel. Sfolebeitp=
rer Gopar6 Slaf &ambro bar fg6t /
Bergen 3. SSuli 1847. s 1878 OBJ
rette6e Fan egen Sfole / Bergen, SEN
lanoSfienote &ambros @fole, iom
ban frem6eles in6ebap6e. @folebe=
itDrer &ombro bar en- / bibe &reoie
ogtet og oniet Man6 me6 omfatten0e
&ioen, itor Mennelfefunbif ab og
iterf Snteresie life Blot paa oe peoa=
gogilfe SpgrgSmaal, men for Gam.
funoSipgrgsmoal / Acknowledged
babe al iocial og polittif Mrt. San
bar beret EN- meget fIittig Bublici1t,
og ogioa iom 6oreoragsbol6er bar
ban nofoloet en- flor @irfiombe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

Aftie 1fab a a
@paIfrotter. S San6eIoro
er oannet ct Mftieielifab ~@on0or"
mes 10000 &roners &apttal. Set
bar lluttet &ontraft mes &aptein
2oriens @balfangerielifab paa SDo=
Georgia ont at opertage 6elniS uo=
nptteoe @pallfrotter for at lape Spal~
ollie, &raftfooer og @uano al Dem.
6regatten uMor" ifal om0annes til
flpoen0e Sranfogeri og afgaa til @e-
orgio. GelifabetS 9isponent er &onz
jul Gbriltenlen, 8anfcbef &lapenes er
Me0bireftgr.
DpbsfaIb. Oberitlpitnant
Goriten Sanf 2orange er afgaaet pe6
3p0en fer / 8pen II Mar gammel.
Sun n0nebntes / 1889 til Sberlt=
lpjtr1ant / Sntenoanturforplet og
falot for Moersgren6ien / 1908.
Hroprieter &ifaro Snlles Mgl<
Ter, &pm pr. Mol6e, er 6go efter
lGugere Si6s Spgeligbeo, 70 Mar
gonnmel. Mpller bar Ell meget in
teresieret, fremragenoe 6pgtig @aar6.
Burger, en- 6oregangsman6. San IN
6ebap0e &oms6als Mmts 2an6bns.
bpl0nings Selpmeoalie for fortienlt.
ful0 &irflombe6 / 2an6bruget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24
/. R!o:roe. J

ffN5s5sat stMr AsSG G&#E.tN 5sl5sHeE s%i rs5&afENFS
gieno M s q Ig. @rngseler
anor. 81. gtuttg ] Jreorifsbalo bar
til fin 5sn, 5abrita,t Sta1g, oper.
6raget @ienoomrrene &reitebatte,
@oglen og 8igrnebaften i Cunning
oalen for 10000 &roner.
Mpt DIieraffineri. &aa
@imle i @anoberre0 igangietteS
6enne Sio ct nyt 0lierafftnert: rAf-
tie%lelifobet @imle 6abrifer". Selita'
BET er armelot til 6irmaregtitret
mes Ell fulot in6betalt Mttiefapttal
paa 100000 &roner % beitpreS al
Sfibsrbeoer Sol. @rpbe, Sanoefioro,
S%fibsrbeoer 8. 90. 8rpoe, &rtltta.
mia, % &ontorcbef g. Sprenien, Sri.
l%tianiu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

Ipffeunbe r g Salute :
ING g. timber en- Geit> iom Office
rer,1e paa &in6enle6et peo Sron6biem
forle6en bol6t for General 2om5om,
iom bar paa @eipg ser, fit ct al
Manoifaberne, Safob 9lien, iom til
bprte @parbu @ifa0ron, beire Sen
afif1.ot og begge @ine gbelagte. @an
lflllbe la0e en &unon, iom ifuloe bru=
ges til Galutering, men @fu6oet git
al / l1ttoe 1ueh Be nebnte iprgelige
Gglger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

elem nj e ito6 6 Cement
I abrtf, Der bren6te for EN- Si6
1toen, bill MI om fort Ei6 otter ppre
| fula Drift, i6et 0pitillingen al to
.roterenoe Sbne. omtrent er fer6ta.
Sts1e 1pere Sbne fan frembri1qe
be%nboloSpis 100000 og 10000 6a-
De Cement ON Maret. st SAD &C.
ment er poa 1870 &ilo (netto ITO ST.
10y, 1aa man bill ie, set er meget tore
9ementmeng6er, 6ets 6reier fla ONT.
Soruoen Sc to itore roteren6e Opne
bill SobrifenS 8 S%cbaebtobne, lom mi
er Drift, be6bIipe at arbeioe. De
prooncerer aarlig omfring 100000
Sooe Cement. Maar @lemmeitob sSo-
BRIT er | ful6 Gong, bill SEN lite bare
funne fremitille NOT Cement til at
3fpffe bele 2an6ets oarlige 8ebop
(3-400,000 Sa6e), men ogiaa: til
en- meget betp6elig gfsport til It's
lanbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24
ssfooeier
DpfabI bar foIet @aIberge stog
8eraIogbDgoen, gIperllm til @rosie-
rer Mug. OpidbI for $4,000 Rroner.

| I'm e. Iaaet 300 o.
.9tsponenter 70. S9lib 5prtfabrif
Somar Soban Srp6enberg bar melbt''
fig ielp for &olttiet for %ln6erlag.
Otter bans Opgtben6e belgber BET
un%oerilaaeoe 8elbb Jig til ODER TO-
600 @roner i 2ebet al fIere Mar.
Camilla COLLECT 80 0 II u.
nj en- / e t. 8ilIeobugger Mmbro-
iius Sgnneiens pellpffe0e l1ofait til
ct Camilla @ollet=Monument er al
6ru &oniul @ers beitillet bugget /
Marmor iom en- @abe til @pinoelig
2eieforentng / &riitianta. @unitner=
inoen oil / 2gbet al &interen fulofere
Mom1mertet / Harts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

Set g M e &riitiania.
Neoribningen al ben gamle Meper=
gaoro / @tran0go6en er MI / ful6
Gang. @eotagningen foregaor I'M
Der 2eoelle at 6oreningen vDa gam=
lie &riitiania"s &%onierpator. @pgnin-
gen bltber forelebig opbebaret, for at
ben t Silfel6e ienere fan blipe glen,
opfert / Muieumsbieme6. Som.
pletet er opmoalt, oftegnet og foto-
graferet at &ftiteft &oIlon6. &olp,
porten al uogifterne bernneo er ifien-
fet Soreningen Set gamle @riltia.
mia" at @rosierer Omar 50. gqe=
berg. Ser er t%ilpeiebrogt en- Meffe
%intereiante Gegninger og 6otografier,
1om lammen meo meget on6et bill BIZ
be uoitillet paa 6roener hrafs Sen
neobenoige &loos TITLES til @oa6iq-
be6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

S 81 e n IS u E I. st lofalt
SSnobpoerfollegtllm ! @rimitao offen-
liggipr ct Dproab ON @engeinoiam-
ling til Snofipb al BET gomle &ug,
bpor Sbien bar Mpofbeferlnrling.
@uiet er iaa goM iom uforan6ret, %
set meite Mpotbefinpentar efsiiterer
en0nu, men maa gienfigbes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

IS Mor fplote 80. Mueuit @a-
germeiter S. Sobanneien ! &ors-
gru1o. Sobarmeien, Ser foru6ert at
pere %Sl1oebaper at &orsgruno 8a-
CERT briper. Ssefsport og Sfibsrbebe<
ii, bar / so glar 6rebet Gorretning !
Eorsgruno; ban feireoe ifior IS
Mars Subileum lom Sparebanf6i-
reftgr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

So '"--
bborof 1tgr1te Delen ogiaa fan ferez
tilbage til naturlige GorboloSregler.
Moo MDrer mener SSapanerne BOG,
at set be6ite Miooel til at for6ribe
Sem meb, er at legge imaa &apir,
Iopper paa oen Sci be benptter Jig
! af og paa 6isie ifribe, at M6gangen
til &uiet foiter ioo og iaa meget for
bber!
@ter1te 9eIen al Sper6agslipets
Obertro iomleu fig bog ber, ltge1om
andre 5te6er, ONT 8grnene.
&os Sc fattige &lasie r bprer noe
iten etbbert Barn en- lille Boie poa
fig, inbeboloen6e en- al oe fpromtolte
Bapirlapper, Ser ffermer moo nlpf-
fer og Surer. gn anoen nom9rfet
Mmulet for Smaab6rn er ct lille
Iraitpffe fra set ltore Tooo-Sempd
uben for Eofio. 9isie Sr9tpffer,
Ser ieIges Of 8r91terne, er for1pnebe
mes Eemplets i%noebre110te Mprfe
og anIes fife nlene for at bore ct for
traffeligt 8efpttellesmi0oel / Mlmin-
6eligbe6, men er ogiaa ct iprligt
|garn moo Clog og gtg6, noget ION
imaa @grn 10 ofte er uoiatte for, og
iom ofte fan faa ubebngelige Splger.
Gor boabe unge og eamle ,er BET
Inf p6erite 8igtigbeb, ttaar Be baagner
al en- ono Drgm, bltrtigit m1ligt at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-09-24

u sd 81
mitore &isbnpanb ia greorifgbdIb
peo Mobn SSobqnneien, ION oriper 81
gar % Notwithstanding, er nrre.
iterH for l1oite6elie al falife @efSler
i5fieberg 5parebnnf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-28
Reflections Of a Bachelor.

New York Press: The more Wild
ow knows, the more she is willing to
have man teach it to her.
When a woman doesn't object to a
pipe in the house it's sign it's a
visitor. not her husband
The thing man admires about his
wife's swell curtains is when they are
packed away for the summer.
Once in while man is SO honest
he really practices 1t in spite of every
body thinking what fool he is for
doing it.
The reason woman wants to marry
her daughter off to man, is so she
can prove to her afterward he isn't
good enough for her.