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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17
SOcIAL-PERSONAL.

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MIR. and Mrs. Il. w. Milstead have
returned from warm Springs, Va
where they spent several weeks.
Mrs. James F. Able and little
daughter have returned from hlch
mond where they visited relatives
Mrs. w S. Smith and daughter
Miss Mary, who have been spehdins
month in Hickory, n. C., have re
turned home.
MIR. A. NJ Mcmillan. OF washing on
ID. c.. is the guest OF his nephe"
Frank A. Mcmillan, at the Coiohia'
apartments, In North End.
Mr.. r. Hunter Harvey has returned
from Panacea Springs. N. C.. where
no went in search of health after
long Illness. Mr.. Harvey shows but
little Improvement.
Mrs. II. b Gaines. formerly OF this
civ. but now OF Richmond, is visiting
friends at The Gloucester, on West
avenue.
Miss Helen Wood, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
il. Nelson county, has returned home,
accompanied by Miss Ellen Wood,
who will spend the winter here.
The Misses Claiborne. on Hunting
ton avenue. have as their guest, their
cousin. Miss Rose Claiborne, OF Wash
ington, u. {.
Miss Della Phillips. who has been
visiting relatives in Isle OF Wight
county. has returned home.
Mrs. Ella Charles has returned
from Royal Maskoa. Canada, where
she spent the summer.
Miss Frances Walters left yester-
day for visit to friends in Washing
ton and Baltimore.
|. Miss Helen Barringer has returned
from Scottsville. where she visited
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w. Palmer leave
today for a visit to Charleston, 5. Z.
Miss Hattie Weaver. who has been
In md Rqlfi.
more, has returned home.
Mrs. T.. c. Davis. on Huntington
avenue. has as her guest. her sister
Miss Marable Hunter, of Washing
ton. ID. c.
y Miss Loren2 Vinton has returned
from a visit to relatives in Lynch
burg.
Miss Roberta Thompson. who ha:
been visiting in Philadelphia, has re
turned home. accompanied by Miss
Harriet Mitchell, who will be he'
guest for two weeks.
Miss Lottie Oliver. who has been
visiting In Elmira, N. Y, has returned
home.
Miss Sadie Bartlett has returned
from visit to relatives. in South
west Virginia Miss Eloise Bartlett
accompanied her home and will be
her guest here.
Miss Blanche Coles, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. H. Adams
on Huntington avenue, has returned
to- her home in Roanoke.
| Miss Mildred Avery has returned
from Southwest Virginia, where she
visited relatives.
Mrs. A. w. Lawrence and children
who have been visiting Mrs Law
rence's parents In Camden. n. j.
have returned to this city.
Mrs. George Walker Pierce. and III
tie son. of Jacksonville. Fla. are tbs
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Lode
wick. in North End
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W Humble,
has been spending the summer.
Mr.. George walker Pierce. formeri,
Of this city. but now OF Jacksonville
Fla. arrived here yesterday 20 joir
| Mrs. Pierce and son.
HOLD COURT IN HANOVER.
JUDGE Barhsm Will Sit for Jude'
Mason Next Week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Milstead have
returned from warm Springs va
where they spent several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17

Mrs. James f. Able and little
daughter have returned from kich-
mond where they visited relatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17

MIR. A. NJ Mcmillan. OF Washing on
D. C. is the guest OF his nephew
Frank A. Mcmillan, at the Colonia
apartmepts, In North End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17

Mr.. Il. Hunter Harvey has returned
from Panacea Springs. N. C.. where
he went in search of health AFTER
long Illness. Mr. Harvey shows Out
little Improvement.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17

Mrs. II. b. Gaines. formerly OF this
civ. but now OF Richmond, Is visiting
friends at The Gloucester" on West
avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-17

Miss Helen Wood. who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
il. Nelson county, has returned home,
accompanied by Miss Ellen Wood,
who will spend the winter here.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-03-24
Marble Hill, Missouri, Thursday. March "A, 1910.

with her T. ,OW population. But she did,
and thereby proved the great city" cry
mere bug-a.boo. Two day, after,
CarterviIle and Carthage rubbed IN"
same lesson in, for they went dry aI-".
A. tot the county, that faln' hearts -.nh
would give up ia despair after Joplin
went wet, it rolled up q majority of over
auOO that WAS ALI
Joplin 81 nrary gained her battle
that the liquor men are sti'. .rtred black
In the flce: her thrc" ,tstet rltlrs, with
%, ,oOl prupr. WIN un" w"'k Iong"t TO
hvht. won AN pli-mund victory for the
"dry,." Tho county, with i 'o"n.'
and mir.- untold, rolled up over 2,nU
majority
Muuu Rr" Up your -f"r", mwi
work too state alfe Prohibition, lee
bornd 20 cpm".
Lon, = i.'MNH.I,
state Pres -upcunendeu' n' On" NJ.
.luf8 Woman. rNu.##n Inmp"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-03-24
A Fine Imminent.

The Western Druggist publishes a
formula fora IMMINENT that is oNne..enl
tar use va cuts IN live stock from omor4
wire, etc. For healing our, and flesh
wounds. il is SAID to bc uue4uajIed, and
flies will not trouble sore where 1t IS
used gHere Is the formula. sent US N\
one Of our readers Raw hnSeed o1, sly
teen ounces; powdered saItnetre, one
ounce. sulphuric acid, one ounce; car
bohc acid, half ounce; powdered sugar
af lead, one ounre. Mix the OF. wth the
,altpctre and sugar Of lead, >urnnE con-
,tantlv. as the suIphuwc acid = slowly
added. When cold, pour off from the
dregs and add the carboao acid. ApF\
with a feather twice daily; DO not "a>f
the sore ataI II ynu uayo ~too6, keel
a supply constantly on hand To- be ready
to relieve the animals of pain Ih'
| Commoner,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-03-24


FHr aft lmn r.t .a.' A'.' r''S
u.ac araaa Missouri, "'" ,0' > v
Ha.1a.lr. -.a.s, a." ...f ,"
.an., l... E.'.
l."..# NJ
n... .n..t- .r I"
>.. aa.a.s ..H.- ..A.@..
taH
5asn ,45r- admitted .n'' . weeping
defeat On .F"a. Hr1"a :" hA's. h'' '''''
aaa- meant a0'oA'." 18irAto' sa" -'' r.
vsle a@>ae ta No'"moef h''' ''''''
4n@ri toAa u Japha went Ns'' '.'
taa ssH"ge,tHe. and ihrnaaatl Went p
j. eaat eNpi2a" is" argument ''s'' '"'
great ei'ar. at the stat" "'''' s''.'''
Aa5 rsrry IN" vote ~ tine state. ->~''.'
nosa -1ac> A1"'tt"" 'n'- ''..'" W.
wlar. Feo ''"a '"1 " n'..'".'''} "'''
aaa ~ carry dry sn" it MAS 4'@'Nhe'"''
.aEy wrs, I~" ta A"e, 's a''e A' ''.'""'-
giving vhr@ heN v 't'" sammy
came, and that 'ne '4"of 'o"n 7' '''
state would make thr a+A5 9i 'het' 'lN''
d ssen st n~t. Na% .hao@ e'> 's'@''' -.FN
@a8ooy waua mean e"1""E down p
sao "Nrts strength, ann ''''' III q
victory fng .n~ "1.5s
It vas whr'%iad cAmPa'S'h 'ofH
/ days t9g Joplin, hoW'aA'.\ '''f'I ''S
4, for the other four, oA' TeA'tE "'''
longer, a. campaign a&'tA|i'" onE'i
wt.h Joplin, eal for an e'1c'''n H"~
continued 4ata they h'1 "'''' ""
election week after Jep'h : IN S'''' y
I days Joplin eut her vet majority OF -1f'
, down to a nomInAlN Net one oN N''' "
week more would have "'pe3 o"' ever
this nominal majority by mAl"H'E 10
e the DRY SD targ" mat no trucker
Z couid have overcome It,
# Temperance people worked win
&, will lheS "e'e wen VI > .'''''''' ''''>' -
best Of speakers, the best OF literature
and not stone Was left nntorhea I
" carry th" communities u'N' p"' VI
9 "Wc,s" worked as hard, There was u
= Hmlt 1 theI" money Ine} oo"k5
space In the papers and spread 'o'"In
upon column Of the rankest' oo'ae'
u aataest and bare faced assertions an
y distortions before the people. Inc roa
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-03-24

We are requested To annonn"" HON
pxryR n. HrcK of Ste. Gcneyieye a can.
dida,e Tor the ufhcc Of Judge OF this the
Twenty seventh Judicial District, 'uh-
Ice, 10 the decision oi the democratic
voters At the primary election,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-03-24
Dr.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

Relieve pain, whether il be uen-
ralciac, rheumatic, >clatlc, head
ache. stomachc. pleuriSy or
ovarian pains.
Druggist. everywhere sell them. "
tr., package tails to bensfit, your drug
ol.t will return your money,
ntLEs MEDICAL CO., Elkhsrt Ind.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-03-24
Attention, Democrats.

There will he 8 meeting Of the DEM
oer.,k Committee of the Thirtcenth
Congressional district and other lead
Iuv Demoetats who wish 60 he pres
eot. NJ bismarck. April 10. at 10 am
BusIncss oi Importance
y. \. Il1NI Y MAN, chm,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-03-24
Southeast News,

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Imposing H'3'r ~ "'''.. =. ' "
erected rs tH Ffr'. bh.'.r. '"'.' ''
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Masonic lodge Nl'aiNH.r "f'"'
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\ na',. "a, rrr-.". '"' "'"''''''
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a-t..a us,raser
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-03-24

and when it does II viii be- with rush
and land will br 80 high that few can
acquire any Muberly Democrat.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1910-03-24
Charleston Enterprise,

Charleston Enterprise,
The Sike>ton Enterprise has been
sold and the plant moved to
Dexter. THIS is campaign year
and MANY Of the newspapers start
ing up all over the state expect TO
lind it easy picking during the com
ing campaign. After the campaign
is over the picking will not be ;"
good. The new papers are gwen
the financial backing by some pro
specuve candidates aud !" re'"'"
expect the papers to boost them
into office. After the prospective
candidates get into office the paper
can scratch gravel So far as the sue
eesstul candidates are concerned, a'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
&uuicuclt o9 Suit,

Gogblooene far iiolte rge peret
meget 6eifiuftiget meo ct paaltooet
9ruo mellem 9poiepelt pg 4Sreiioent
1oit. &oolcpelt liges felt o9
6oloel1t at bope Iuttet Jig til Sn,
urgent nt=9epngellen, n,eoens Goft,
uoeu egenlig at toge noget ofgiort
Stonopl1nft / SEN foftionelle Split.
telie / Eartiet, antogeS at beloe melt
til Sc fonierpatipe. 9foolepelt bar i
Sen liolte Sio liot ct Ear politiife
9eeoerlog 6orbin0elie nte0 Stats,
pplitifen / Seem Dprf 5tot, iom be-
gpnoer at 6lipe lneget lioIig. SON
bap6e bnp6et, at ser buroe pebtages
ct 2opforllog / 5totS 2egislaturen
ON Oirefte 9eomination al 6orbunos
Senotorer pe0 ArinerraIgene, men
6orlluget blep nebltemt. Gerneit
6lep Fan li0lte ltge braget iom mi6.
lerti6ig Gorlnon0 for 5totsfonpen-
tionen al Statsfon1itee1, Ser ilteoet
pal9te &icepreli6ent @berman til
oenne 9grespolt. Set fortaltes 6a,
at 9fooiepelt bar blepet iaa forbitret
oper otsie Me6erlag, lom ban bab6e
Saft mtstenft for at itoa bagpeo, at
ban bop6e ful6iten6ig bru6t me6
Saft og bele bans COMMUNICATION.
i6et fan beifpl6te 9oft for life at
bape opretbol6t Sen 8oIitif, pao
bpilfen ban bleb palgt, og iom ban
bap6e taget / 9lrp efter &oolepelt.
Ser pnrte0es -en6og on1, at ban pil6e
blipe &anoi6at for &reli6ent / 1912.
Set menes BOG MI, at set paaitoae6e
8ruo er fuloitenotg belet, i6et Nre.
li6ent Saft ct 8rep til en- Sre6ie.
mano bap6e fremiat l16talelier ON
Sen politiffe Situation og lit Gorbol6
til &ooiepelt, iom ful6iten6ig bor til.
fre0s1tillet 6enne. - &oolepelt bar
/ 6isie Gage begpn6t en- 6oreorags.
reiie, Ser pil bore en- Moane6sti6 og
itreffe fig moo 8eit til Sarge, g.
0af., og Smobo, 9feb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
Spcafer Gannum

af &ongresiens l@n0erbus bar ct
Snterpietp til u@bicago Snter
Ocean" uotolt, at ban, laa fremt ban
bliper gjenpalgt til &oneresien fra
lit Sllinois 9iitrift, bpa6 fan penter
at blipe mes itor W5oioritet, bil bliee
&onoioot for @ienbalg til &uiets
Speofer. San ct oberbepiit ON, at
6on ogloo fan opnaa bette. SeSrtt0ler=
tio bor bans ll0talelie paft megen
Gpiigt / 6e politiife &re6le, i0et man
gif no fra, at bans gee6erlag angaa.
enoe yorret11ingsoroenen / ben fibre
somling, bporpeb ban blep bergret
en- flor 9eI of lin Magt, bab6e bily
bon1, at man belit iaa at ban traf Jig
tilbage. Sc republifanIfe &ongres=
n1en6 2an6et oper bor mi tranH mes
at inotoge stilling angaaer6e Gan=
mons Expiration
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
&nitrnmorbercn 8. $. Grippcn

og bans @liferin6e Gtbel Sc geepe
bleb ii6ite 9pr6ag al be en9elife Sp'
oageliesbetiente bragt ombor6 SIT.
lanterbaos6amperen uMegantic" i
&apnen beo 9uebec for at fgres til
@nglan0. @ftbet afgif itrafs efter
6e bar fornne o1nboro. Nfiis Sc MeDe
bar UNDER 8ebogtning af to fpin0e'
lige Holitifunftionerer, og iaa pel
Sangerne iom oeres &ogtere bar
tn0ifrebne Fa5iogerlilten nnoer
paatagne Mapne. Ser bar omtrent
1000 Menneifer ombor6, melt Sol.
6uter, Ser bab6e la6et zig bberpe til
SEN engellfe Mrn1e. 9lIle ombor6
bi6ite, at Dr. @rippen bar meb Ell.
bet, ifient 8olitiet bap6e ldgt at bol-
Sc 6et benmeligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
Srncnoc @cpolntiun / Hortnga1.


Sra 2islabon me60eles, at Set fle>
rtfole Yarti / Asortugal UNDER Sn6>
flp6elie al @opeitolen ppnler paa at
reiie Ell 0pltano MOS &egieringen,
foroi 6enne far pilt Jig for liberal og
tolerant lin &olitif. &lanen gaar
u0 poa at fange eller for6ripe oe nu=
peren6e Me6len1mer al &egiertngen
og inojptte ct Direftorat, bbis i9r=
lige Spgabe set lfal pere at faa 8ugt
n1e6 9fepublifanerne. Slere al &a-
rens &egimenter bar i1nttet fig til
SEN renolution9re 8epegelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

gerfp B nm 8.
S1erom ifriper vSonger=@ilien" !:
slllerebe / mango slor bor '6e 0onlfe
Sungerc tolt og oiSfllteret om egen
Somn1enilutning, pg set tan nere,
at set por al @enipu til BET ollereoe
efsilterenoe ~9sorif =0onife" eller tio=
ligere ~Sfonoinopiife", at man life
fom lnngere ems til Sonfen.
9tu efsilterer otsie @enipn life
mere, n1 ct Si0en fpn1men til @ono.
ling. 9fu ligger 6orponoet frit.
@onlfe piit er life Sc oQnife ioo
tolrige JONI 8rp6refolfene eller Sp-
iferne, ser ollie mes Stoltbe0 fan
pegc fen til ocres 1Strllesorganii ia
tioner, men bpoo on1 set? Som blep
life bpgget paa en- Dag, og ri fan
en0mt tpoelig bulfe, ga Set nupn=
renoe ~9sorife 5ongerforbun0 i
sln1erifo" ltifteocS mes finn 6 Sore
ningcr, Ser III efter 20 Nars 6or-
lpb er hlepet til 81. Set toger Sio,
Soolmooigbe6 - og Opofrelie at
6elige Jig til Ell tor og oplefte1oe
Sag, men Seirens 2gn er pis Sc, oe.
boloer uo, lelp ONT set til Gioer ici
mprft pg traurigt u0.
Get 9eorife Sangerforbl,no / Slime
rifo beli6oer @iGn6, ser far gaoet
igjennen ~Sfiersiloen"> og poo 0iS=
lie Menos Gegne, ia poa bele bort
6orbllnos, tiliiger ri u@ormcnien" i
Chicago, JONI Sen Iorening, Ser efter
Dor Torn1e11ing bar Sc beoite 8etin-
geller for at f6re Sogen uo 9ipet.
ror bierteligite ltn0erltettelle. Se
i0et ~Sanger=Silien" n1eo @lnoe it'll.
Ter Jig til Dispolition for @irfelig.
giprelien al ct 0onlf 5ongerforbuno,
nil III opforore Sc ipreote oanife
Songforeninger, Set lnier bisie 81.
nier, til lfriftlig at opnuntre ~@ar.
n1oricn" at paabegpnoe 9lrbejoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
Mapur @apnur al &c'u Yorf

Ser ior ca. 8 Tiger ii0eu blep ifll0t
neo al Son1eS Gallagher paa Ell
2on1per 9felp Yorf 6opn, er I'LL al
9ngernc erflrret felt uoenfor 6are,
og efter alt at oemme oil fan ingen
ube6ogelige 6dlger foa al lit Saar.
&1gleu bliper li0oenoe / Sen @ols=
nurlfel, bpor Sen iotte Jig falt peo
Sfuo6et, og Ser Til life blipe foreto<
get nogen Sperotiou for at fierne
SEN, oo SEN ol0rtg nil forpoloe bam
npget Men.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
jrg9te(ige Sko06ran0e.

! Giltnof olOrig bor irygteligcrs
| Sfppbronbe trrget 9lnltrifa enc Sc.
ser Denne SiO rujer / be npr0rcjtli-
! &c Eucific Stater. 9ronnenc bur eli
loa foloslol l1oltrnfning, og 81 brtv:ls
oen0e 9iltrifter ligger mango iii,
| fnl0c ioo ofliOeS, at Slufningsorbei.
Set nnrluelt operitigcr mennelfelige
&ruf tier. 9ppr n1ongc 0fennelfer
Ser CT pnfpnlnc elller luure0e peO
9ranoen piocS ser il1tet be TENT ON
en0nu. Siolte 5irsoog blep 5ollet
paa Gp0e ppgipet at nnrc ca. 100 og
laoreoe 200. Wten oesuoen lmne5
ser Gfterretnil1g ON lninolt 200
Menneifer, JONI bar belfinftigeoe mes
at befGmpe S5loen. S Set bcle raier
0enne / 9iltritter, bppr 8eiofnin'
gen ct n1eget ipreot, og ser er iiffert
omfolnl1et mango enligt boen0e Get.
there og Sfonbetjente.
6lere 9per er belt eller oelpis
brenote. 9lonot oisie er / Soobo
@alloce og s(perp, Minebper, al bpil-
fe oen ferlte bop0e ca. 5000 ssno=
bpggere, Solo og Solte5; / Montona,
8bite Hine, 9foron, @elfnop og @e-
ron; / @oibi1gtpn Nelppprt. Men
oeSu0en CT ser nli1blt ct Gulin an.
0re SDer til0elS onringet al bren.
benOe Sfop, og bpert 2ieblif in0le=
ber 2ie00eleller ON npc Torepunf-
ter. Mellem 5000 og 10000 Wen,
nelfer menes at pnre bjemlpie.
Sc peo Sfop6ronoene foroorioge0e
Sab er lao ltore, at mon pao benne
Sis life poper at gi9re npget Sper.
flag oper 0en1. Sobet paa goelagte
@fope pil lp6e op mougfol6ige Mil'
lioner; paa onOen GjellOpn BE-
l66 Sen Jig li0lte Nionoog til aller
nin6lt 3 Milliouer Collars. Situa'
tionen CT belt igienncln fortriplet
og ifjpnt olle 9iegierings= og Milits.
tropper @orniioner ng 8per be
ralnte Stoter efter Ororc fra &rigs'
9eporteme1tet @olbilrgton er uofo.
man0eret til Slufl1irg, forllaor bette
fun li0et I 9etrogtniltg al Segetatio'
mems S6rbeO og Sci, 1llnooOelige uo'
ltr9fl1ing Set brnnoenoe 0iltrift bor
Salt liges 5000 9rcrnefer, Mili'
ter, Sfop6etiente og 9orgere, al
f9mpe imoo Sl6en, Sc flelte af BEN
n1e0 6en melt oper6rngenoe Jare for
at blipe oflfoor1e al Sloen pg breno.
te ttl0p6e l1noer 9(rbej0et.
Gnrlt CT Sillton0en / Goeu1
0'9(leue 9iltriftet / Soo6p. 8ranoe'
| tie / Mpntono lnenes I'LL til0el5 al
! pGre lu10er &pntrol, men l1e0 1ta6iQ
Tore for, at Sc foll brp0e lp5 paanD
S Set pltlige Sregon, ino moo S6abo'
@rgnOlen er SlOen Iiltagen6e
s(lle Sc Sernboner, lom fprer 9ien
11em Sc brGn0enoe 7iltrifter, far Der
itprlte M9ie n1eo at opretboloe Sra
fifen pg far uoienot tolrige @jGlpe'
tren mes @fon0lfa6 pg Sluffeappo
roter iant 2epneosmi6ler og 5elt'
til Sc brano1i5te. S mango Silfel0e
er oct bog umuligt fur 0isie Sre1
at bane Jig Sci gjennem 0e bren6en'
0e Sfobe; og ct ltort slntal Serbia
nebroer er brpn6t.
&un ct meget betpoeligt 9fegnfol>
pil uare iiton0 til at faa 8u9t mes
Sl6en, men fra &eirbureauet @aib-
ington neo6eles, at l1oligterne til
&egn er 1neget irnoa. &egen fro
Sfobbran6ene 6effer be omliggen6e
Stater @unore6er of Miles @f'
lton6 = Sen Tan en6og 1narfes bel1
ne6 til Misiislippi 6loben.
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alle Stensl an6 5 d s

&alle 5tensl on6 So s.
8anfpreiioent @alle Stenslan0 /
Ma6ilon, @is., en- al Sc melt be-
fjenote og agte6e Mor0meno Sc
6orene6e Stoter, er lt6lte 2er6og az
goaet peo 9g6en, 78 9lar gammel.
@an fom til Mmerifa 1854 og bar
ii6en 1855 peret bolat Ma0iion,
bpor Fan bar giort en- ualminoelig
imuf &arriere> i6et fan far arbejoet
fig op fra @lerf I en- 8utif giennem
forifiellige aniporsful6e Stillinger
til Breii6ent for set al bam ielp i
1890 oprette6e Sapings 2oan &
Srnit Co., r1e6 en- @apitaI at $780,
900. Sra 1872 til 1905 par ban
norif-ipenif og fra 1905 til lin 9eo
iberff @icefoniul for @isconiin, og
ban bab6e Sen ipenife 8aia og 6en
norife ct. 0lafs 0roen. So(le
Stenslan6 nere6e en- leoen6e Snter=
este baa6e for lit Se6relano og for
oets 8ro6erIan6e, iom fan igrnltgt
beipgte. &an tptteoe alle gooe NOR
ife 5oretagen6er iaa bel ber 9anoet
iom Se0relan6et, bar lterft inter.
esieret / @trfens slrbei6e og en- al Be
leoenoe Men6 paa Bette Selt. San
nor en- bi6t bereiit Man0 og en- 6pg-
tig Siterat, iom nopnlig gab fortrin-
lige Sfiloringer al fine Sn6trpf fra
9feiierne. Me6 @alle StenslanD er
en- af Sc be6ite Sfon6inaper Mmeri=
ia eaaet bort, og bans Minoe bill
1ebe lenge blan6t geor6boerne ber=
opre.
4.
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9fm CT bct siScn, at De bpr tegne
1en1 for ct announcement poa Bette
5ia0. Meo fine paalioelige Otter
rctninger og tit u6pa1gte 2eieitof pil
set blipe Gem en- tiertommen @iplt
fra llge til l1qe.
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). 9. g. 8 . g en . f.
lano, 6 a l., + . I s /

= I.
Eocific 9oge 9fo. 80 al 9onlf
8roberiamfl1no bol0er 20 Mors Stif=
teliesfelt Sors0og s. 20. September
meS ct 6eltnaaltio og in06p0er Ge=
legoferne til .. 9. 9. &onpentioue11
/ 6resno on at pr0ne 0eres &eiie
laale0es, at Sc fan p9re 9ngen5 @jG=
iter pe6 Sen 2eiligbe0. 6elten ct BE
ten u0iot / nogfe Tiger for at 0ele=
goterne fltnoe fon1me tillteoe pe0 Oen.
Iesroen inobpoes Sc til 9eltogelle /
eli Sight Seeing" S,1r 9orOag
Sormiooog og gfterni0oog 5. 1. 81
to6er. Sltren gipes al Saflono
@bom6er Of Commerce og gaor til
ollie Sc lepnroige Steoer i Oaflanb,
MloneOo pg Scrfelep meO Smegn.
Gen er orrongeret Sperensltennel=
le mes Sc 6eltplaner, lom 9ogen /
Can 6rancisco far logt for Mo0to=
gelie al Sc tilreiienoe 9elegater. 60
gems Sefreter, Sobn 6. Scott,
100315 Sroa6mop, 0aflan0> Gal.,
beoer epe1tuelle 3eltogere om at ien=
Sc boln en- 9(nmeloelie, mes Spgipel=
ie al meo bpilfen @one fam fonmer
til Soflon6, iamt slnfomltti0, pg
&omiteen nil lgrge for bans Mooto=
gelle.
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8egge Spnspl1lfter, boooe 6re6=
ningens og 9eplontningens, for lelp=
fplgelig 0eres @erettiselie, og oa
begge ct / gooe 9enoer boS 0en np=
polate 9eitprelie for u&lantagen
9lropig Scbreoer", bpr olle, lom bor
Snteresle for Derne gobe pg lmuffe
Sag, tdtte s Ell. e 5 a t
t c q ne 81 t t ter / g e T.
j fob e t. bpis S[bresie er: @eoe=
lellfobets &olltor, @iborg. Beo at
tcgne 5 9( # ter a 10 0
6 t. faor mm &et til at erbperoe
1 IS. 2an0 Soro Sc nnpnte notur=
lfjpnne Ggne, og iolnti0ig ltptter mon
ct al Sc melt betp0ningsfuloe slrbei=
ser for port 2on0s Trelngang: Sc
ocns 6prponoling ira Erfen til nDt=
tia sSor0.
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2uopig Sc6reocr". Giter nogel1
Gisfuslipn, bnori bl. q. oeltog Hro=
fesior @ou9aaro fra 9olton, @asi.,
peotoges Selifobets 2ope, og til bets
Seitprelle palgtes @ofiegernelter
9iitticbolL &on1nerberre 8ecb, g1=
9elsboln1, pg Sfopri>er Golgos.
Ser blep unoer IorDonolingen l,b=
tolt 9etnnfcligbeoer peo, at S6e0ebe=
plontringen ofte oplluger og uoiletter
SEN 9foturifjsn6eo, iom oisie @gne
ejer oere5 11lrpnrel1De Sfiffelje, og
lon fprtiente at bcpores. &ammer=
berrc 9ccb uOtalte Sen slnleo1ing,
at i6porpel fan life fllnoe b9ie Jig
for Sen 9etrngtning, at man ifol
freoe Sen poe Sebe ino0 &ultipe=
ringen er 5eOeiogcnS aReno 0og
life blin0e for, at n1on ber bepare
Sc ggne 1berert Sillton0, iom Bit
felig fortiener Set. geo Se0eielifa=
bets Mellemfonit er Ser loole6es -
poa sSnitiotiu of Or. Mor @enius
/ Gbicogo og ueienli9 for 0onif=ome=
rifonlfe Yenge = erbperpet til Tre6=
ming ct slreol poo 145 5or. 2an0
al Sc piolnoerlig ifjpnne 9febilb
8offer; poo ionme Moo6e er ser
Ggne al Sjeln @eoe, laole0es Sc geo.
logiit intereslonte Sor0folosbul(er
og Sc lfjpnne StrGf1linger pe0 Sper-
ne, JONI bdr iorlfoones for 8eplant-
ming.