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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

CALUMET RESTAURANT. Of which
sidney Swanson Is manager. Is located at
llll-lS Douglas street and extends 3 well
come 10 all visitors
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

CRANE co. sls-s2S South Tenth street.
steam. gas and water supplies, wishes
guests Of the Land Show TO visit this
establishment.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

MERCHANTS HOTEL. 1905 Farnam
street. is known 70 all people over the
west. and Is glad TO meet any Land
Show visitorB.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

CITY NATIONAL BANK. Sixteenth
ana Harvey streets. the bank which ia
located in the big skscraPer, wishes to
meet ali visitors TO the Land Show.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

f. P. KIRKENDALL q CO. Eleventh
and Harvey streets, wholesale manufac-
turers Of boots and shoes. wish all Land
show guests TO visit their plant
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

HOTEL LOYAL. Sixteenth and Capitol
avenue, IL ono OF the leading hotels of the
city, win gladly afford accommodations
70 Land Show visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

THE UPDIKE GRAIN COMPANY.
New York Life-omaha National bank
building. are pleased to meet all the
Land Show visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

OMAHA OIL CO. 1915 Grace. a prosper
Gus western concern. extends greetings to
all omaha visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

WI. YETTER 8 CO, IL" III Howard
street. wholesale wall pa 4 COMPANY
viii be pleased 10 meet ~h-Iha Land
Show visitors
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

wooDMEN CIRCLE. whose headquar-
tiers are IN tho Woodmen Of the World
building. Fifteenth and Howard streets.
ranks as one OF the leading fraternal
orders for women in the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

A.. 81 FORD. contractor OF public works.
Sq0-s0t Brnndeis Theater building. well
comes Land Show guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

REBBE q RUNYAN FURNITURE Co.
ll0l-ll05 Douglas street. manufacturers OF
furniture. welcome all visitors 10 the Land
Snow.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO.. Eigh-
teenth and Douglas streets. wish visitors
70 cali upon them for any assistance
that may be rendered during the Land
Show,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

THE NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK.
Twelfth and Farnam streets, one OF the
best banking institutions OF the state. is
glad 70 accommodate visitors to the. city
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

MIDLAND GLASS AND PAINT COM
PANY. wholesalers and retailers OF
glass. paints etc. Eleventh and Howard
streets, welcome nIl Visitors
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

OMAHA GAS Co, general office. 15O9
Howard street. is pleased to meet ali
visitors to the big Land Show.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK,
Seventeenth and Farnam streets. one of
the best known Of the states bank, is
glad. pleased to greet visitors to the Land
Show.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

WILLARD HOTEL. Thirteerth and
Douglas streets. Is one Of the best known
of omaha's hotels, and extends a well
come 10 visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

LEW r. RABER, job printer who IL
located in the basement on tho ground
floor OF The Bee building, extends the
glad hand TO all visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

j. L. BRANDEIs & SONS, SIXTEENTH
and Douglas streets, invite all Land
Show guests 10 visit their big store, one
OF the finest In the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

THE MIDLAND HOTEL ST. North
sixteenth street Welcomes all Land Show
visftors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

DAVID COLE, president Of the David
cole Wholesale and Oyster company. Sii-
Sis South Eleventh. and the David Cole
Creamery company. 9iS-98 Howard
street. invites Land Show visitors 70 hi'
plants.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19

PACKERS NATIONAL BANK. rwen-
ty-fourth and O streets, South Omaha,
extends warm welcome TO all visitors
"a, the Land Show.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
Heart toHeart
Talks.
THE CIGGLING GIRL.

| 1t was on the street car.
! All In one seat, a bunch of three
Joyous girls giggled and giggled. Self
conscious, merry eyed. shy. but ire
pressible. they gurgled and giggIed.
Giggling things are gregarfous. Two
or more must be gathered to make a
good giggle. and there must be occa-
sion for sitting on the giggle lest it
escape noisily.
! Giggles must be gagged.
On the seat In front of me strait
evident disapproval / could distinct
ly see how she elevated her nose pres
emily to say to the woman next to her,
Il think girls who giggle on slight
provocation are silly and shallow"
AS if a giggle required great provo
cation!
Those girls were bubbling over, and
every time they caught one another's
eyes-at times they dared not look
they could do no other than let OF
steam or burst the boiler.
The gay gigglers!
They were under pressure both from
inside and out-risibles inside and
stern glances outside. They just had
to lift something. even as the teaket-
tie lid Is lifted.
Silly? Shallow?
Frivolous they were doubtless, for
they were at the frivolous age, but as
for being shallow or feeble minded
Why. they were merely healthy. A
boy gives vent to his vitality by a
whoop or a somersault, but a girl
must sit on the safety valve and let
of just a little giggle.
Let her giggle.
It is the nature of her. When she
Is older she will have learned to put a
governor on her risibles.
Did you ever know a gifted giggler
who was a crouch:
Her effervescent sense of humor is
the girls salvation. Have a care how
you try to make staid lady out of a
child. She sees humor that you are
too old to see or enjoy. She has moth
Ing to do but see things as they are,
and things as they are to q healthy
minded miss are funny.
Quench not the spirit.
Let her giggle. Let her giggle and
grow. She needs the giggle. and the
world needs her.
Besides
All too soon will the blithesome. bub-
bling soul OF her be quenched In the
stern duties of wifehood and mother.
hood.
Let her giggle.
Gigglers have gumption-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
s'THIs Is My DOTH BIRTHDAY"
Duke of Grafton

The venerable Duke of Grafton, who
is reported seriously Ill, was born June
%, 1921, and succeeded to the title up
on the death of his brother in 1882. At
ter completing his education at Harrow W
he entered the army an officer of
the Coldstream Guards. He served
with distinction in the Crimean war
and was seriously wounded at Inker-
man. He retired from the army in 1881
with the rank of General. The Duke
of Grafton has lived in five reigns. He
is one of the three nonagenarian peers
in the House of Loards. his only seniors
being the Earl of Wemyss. who will be
SO next August. and Lord Strathcona
who viii be 81 in the same month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
COMMUNICATIONS.
LONG LIVE GEORGE V.

When the wang blared
through malls
living
The gtering spectacle London
magnificent
Guephian
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
FIVE DOLLARS FOR SCRATCHING.

With other
n worth the
at
the the scratching
teach
portabes a extra
What receipt
an doll his represents of anluence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
PROGRESS IS IMMUTABLE.

in
of
hethylooking territory
only up
This certainly
his
a
OF
of
o a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
The Day in
HISTORY
ssTHIS DATE IN HISTORY"


1s64-The Federals were repulsed In
attacks upon the Weldon railroad
In Virginia.
1S70--United States Department of
Justice organized.
1S97--Diamond Jubilee of Queen Vic
toria celebrated.
1S9s-The auxiliary cruiser st. Paul re-
pulsed a Spanish torpedo-boat at
tack off San Juan. Porto Rico.
1905-Francis r. Lubbock, ~ex-Gover-
nor Of Texas, died in Austin. Born
in Beaufort, s. c., Oct. 16. 1915.
looking Haakon VII and Queen
Maud of Norway crowned.
1910-The hrst regular aerial pass
enger service inaugurated by
Count Zeppelin between Friedrich
shafen and Dusseldorf, Germany.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
ANY sOUAws HEREABoUTs?


and Is reading
A or a car The man
boarded It the and
a chubby hearty
den twoinch cigar
The with oneha nd to
swinging still held child through
the the
onan's burden
The had beenh
through the
when the the no
for her the big to
girish him then?
emotion the of
white hand
wish for just change
became his wife
be
n the and
the hands ceased
eandha from
to be the
wife Why? She became the sculion
what the world calls
s a
his in servant
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
r A N DO M
THINGS AND FILINGS
SOME more rare June days, Ell?

| lI1IINOS AND ELlINOS
SOME more rare June days, Ell?
WE believe they ought to take a
shovel or a pick to probe the coal
trust.
ONLY four out of 100 Illinois edi-
tors want Bryan. Why do the four
want him?
SPEAKING about ice, there is
steamer stuck IN it near Nome. Does
that help cool you off?
e
BESIDES, If you feel too cool to-
wards evening, there's the trusty old
lawn mower. you know.
FOOLISH II you don't have your
TIMES follow you on your vacation.
Better than a letter from the folks.
AFTER looking at the Erie depot in
Hammond, the Indiana society decided
that 1t couldn't even hesitate in Ham
mond.
love thy neighbor as thyself'' is
poor policy when your married and
the neighbor is charming and buxow
widow.
WONDER if any of those dips who
visited the Hammond A. A had time
oh my.
/ MR. Bert Lesion Taylor must re-
frain from wasting any more of his
delicate sarcasm on the Valparaiso
Messenger.
SOME people would get along a
great deal better in this world if they
would let someone else have an hon
est opinion.
REPORT that Alderman Castleman
has changed his brand is untrue, just
as false that there was an earthquake
in the Sixth ward.
-
IF you are blue about the gills there
is nothing we could advise better than
few doses of good old Uncle Joe
Cananon's optimism.
-
R. D. ROSS of Valparaiso said the
Dog Face Charlie" trial at that place
was a farce-comedy Mr.. Ross is toe
nice in his use of words.
-AA-
DISTRIBUTING as much optimism
as we can, we hasten to reassure the
apple worm that the apple crop is go
ing to be the best in years.
MR. Jarnecke's little bit of dirt IL
far more precious to him than human
life, but what he will do with the one
when he hasn't the other is hard te
tell.
THAT New York woman who wears
her appendix on a watch chain, lives
in the wrong country. She belongs
out with the Moro head-hunters in the
PHILIPPINES.
-
LICKING postage stamps for girl!
/ poisoned the postmaster at Fayett,
City. Some fourth class P. Ms will
do a lot for a girl, but they shoult
have a care.
!. MAN said in court that he hat
) ceased to love his wife since she be
came fat Seems to be case for tn
city sealer of weights and measures
rather than the courts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
Up and Down in
IN d. A N A
USES GASOLINE HARVESTER.

Charles Speice, an up-to-date farmer
near Columbus, began cutting his
wheat yesterday and he Is propelling
his reaper with q gasoline engine.
method never before used in this
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22

the early part of the day, as II was
the starting point of the great pageant.
The scene in the vicinity OF the Palace
was most animated. Streets were I'LL
ed. windows were filled and the roofs
of the surrounding buildings were fill
ed with spectators. AS the hour ap-
pointed for the departure of the royal
procession approached the excitment
became intense. The appearance of
their Majesties' state coach at the
gateway was the signal for a roaI of
cheers that could be heard blocks
away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22

MAN said in court that he had
ceased to love his wife since she be
came fat Seems to be a case for the
city sealer of weights and measures
rather than the courts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22
GEORGE Y.
COROWNED
KING

Continued from Page IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22

permission board Of
Indianapolis
sessm in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22

county. He uses but two horses, and
they only to guide the reaper, and he
cuts a third more wheat a day than
with the old method of horse power.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22

LICKING postage stamps for girls
poisoned the postmaster at Fayette
City. Some fourth class P. Ms will
do a lot for a girl, but they should
have care.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22

THAT New York woman who wears
her appendix on a watch chain, lives
in the wrong country. She belongs
out with the Moro head-hunters in the
PHILIPPINES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-22

CORONATION MUSIC BEAtT1FUL
To many of the thousands of persons
who filled Westminster Abbey the mu-
steal program was one of the most In
teresting and pleasing features of the
entire service The music was furnish
ed by Sir Frederick Bridges mighty
choir of Westminster Abbey, which was
augmented for the occasion by 400
voices from the choirs OF St. Pauls
cathedral and the Chapels Royal of st.
James and Savoy. Among the soloist
choristers were some OF England's
greatest singers, accompanied by or
chestra and organ The musical serv-
ice opened with the professional an
them, Il Was Glad" by Sir Hubert
Parry In the middle of this anthem
the boys of Westminster school exer-
cised their ancient privilege of shout
ing "vivat REX" "vivat Regina!"
The anthem sung was Handers Ia
dok the Priest" which is one of the
four anthems composed by Handel for
the coronation of George II and Queen
Caroline and has been performed since
then at each coronation. The anthem
rendered at that point in the creemon-
les where homage was paid to the SOW
ereigns was Rejoice in the Lord"
which was specially composed for the
service by Sir Frederick Bridge. Dur
ing the oblations new offertorium
was sung, which was specially sung
by Edward Elgar. During the recess.
when their majesties retire to Henry
VII chapel to disrobe. a grand festival
TIE Deum was sung, composed by Sir
Hubert Parry. At the conclusion Sir
John Stainers sevenfo1d Amen" was
sung. and at the end of the service
the threefold Amen" by Orlando Glib
bons. who was organist of Westminster
Abbey in 1925.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

&eiien git ferit til Gbicoeo og
oerfra til 9egas, bnor Mr. SSobnion
er Me6lem al 9ireftionen for ct
Sonofompagni, iom bolot Morsmpoe
Ser. S ra Eeras gift &ejien til Seem
Orleans .og pioere til @opaao, Cuba.
Sac &iemrejien oerfro beisgtes
@iomi, 9anio og 8olm @eocb, ct.
Iu9uitine, Mnaerifos el6ite 8p,
Sacfionpille pg G%panspille, 6(orioo.
&ormen bar meget itarf / 6lorioo,
og for at foa cit jepn Mffpling fsr
man penote tilbage til set foloe
Nor0, oflag0es ct 8eigg / @elt
8a0en, Snoiono, meo De beremte
GpnoboDe, iom er oniete iom ct
Miobel moo @beumotisme. Sra allie
oisie Steoer gop Mrs. Sobnlon /
lit 6oreorog intereslantc Sfilorin=
ger ON Natltren % 6olfelibet, og
6%oreoroget flllgtcs me6 megeu Sp=
n1Grfiombeo al 3ilbprerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

q. 81. .. Breus og mango anore.
3h 9Grespreli0ent palgtes @uper=
11er @berbort, til attiu Hreiioent
&r9lioent Cyrus Nortbrup, &ice=
preiioenter @rfebi]fop Srelono o9
@rs. s. g. @igbee og 5efreterer
S. 8. Me2oin og Miis ella @otter=
jon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
Nave

Her err Aarsagen til allie Onder.
Bgrnesygdomme begynder ! Ind
voldene. En- sund Nave mener
ct sundt Barn; Uregelmsssighed.
hard Nave, fell Farve, og De
har ct sygt Barn. Kickapoo
Worm Killer er den bedste Le-
ver-Regulator, Indvolds-R enser
og Regulerer, og Diet fneste Styr-
kemiddel for Born. Prdv Diet. og
De vii sc at Diet er saaledes. Pris
25c; salges j allie Apotheker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
Fl eodt hiem er At yiqtjehed.

der endnu kan taas i nogle af de hedste skan
dinaviske Kolonier, med Kirker, Skoler
Landeveje q Observation-Disclosures, kun 10
til 20 Mil ff4 Ternbaner oR code Dyer. Eitez
vere verd IS, 5000. Benyt Anledningen In
den 2 Mdr.. og skriv eller besoR os straks.
vi selser tiiliEe de bedste o~pdyrkede Farme
n HlRPasG IAS IS CO.. CO.. BEL BBaITR R1% !e MffNh.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

@aberae / 6prretniussfnarteret CT
iaar. / be6re 3ilitono ems De bar be-
ret BET / mango Mar poo 0e1ne Mars=
tio. Set er Gitp engineer, JONI TO-
reitaor &enboloelien al @a0erne.
9istereu Suban stjolobors oil,
JONI fpr nepnt, ofboloe 6oreoras
ont @l.smonosbepGgelien / Ganmart
UNDER 0on1f UNDERGRADUATES Mrron=
cement, poa Sl,nior Yioneer Sail
paa &jernet at 8. o9 .Grcbange Sts.,
ct. Saul, 6reoog Nften .. Z. 4pril
&&l. $50, bportil -enbper JONI for
itaor set 6onife Sprog, oil bore
biGrtelig pelfommen. 8illetpriier
a Csc pro Beriona fo,t erDolbes bos
lm0ertegne0e, ia,nt peo Sn0gangen.
9enpt. 2eiligbeoen til at bere Oct
te intereslante % oplpienoe Sore
Drag.
&oo &omiteenS &egne,
Gbos. g. @ermanien,
1852 81. 6. st., ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
B !!!!e! fo|ktbibliVtbek
EN- sAML1NG AT DE BEDsTE DANsKNoRsKE FoRFArrERE.
Hvert Bind salges for kun Is Cents.
4 Bind for 75c. ALE SO No. for $3.50.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

6or fomuual: @eulisbeo. Suno=
beosfomisiioner 2anfelter bar for
sllpor begpnot Ell &omp meo De
mango brape 8orgere, lom biotil
bar funbet en- @lebe / at 6eforere
6ortopene meb itore Spptflatter.
Ser bar fun6et flere Mrreitationer
Ste6 at bisie Meoborgere, og Cont
mer @anft bar felt en- ierlig &il<
freositiIlelie pe0 at ioemme Dem
8poer. Disie far bibtil neret
5000, men Dommeren bar armel6t,
at 6e berefter bill bline ooifilligt
itprre, iaalebes at set oil enoe meb,
at set foiter $25 for BEN Slogs Gor-
neielier. 2igeleoes er BET @omisiio-
n9rehs Seniigt at fomrte Dpertrns
berne at &6gor6inamcer gruroigt
tillips. S 9irs6ogs moatte Imin
Gitp Sron @orfs betole en- @soe
paa Is 9ollars for DbertreoeIie at
ben, og @bginfpeftsrea, bar ubtoIt,
at Der ! ben rternneite 6remti6, bill
ife. oaifillige Mrreitationer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

Glerf Of Court Gang bpb. Senrp
.. Gang, $50 Summit Mpe., ct.
Saul, Glert i II. 9. Circuit Court
iioen 1897, oeoe poo st. 2ouis So
tel / 91lllutb Iirsoag Gftremiboag
al Sufferipge. ga fan blep funoen
paa sengta, i Sereliet al SoteIIets
6olf, bopoe ban sienipnlig paret
uoen 9epioitbeo eli ler9ere Sio.
@on gjenponot life 8%epioitbeoen,
for 3eben inotraaote. afbebe bar
feot i st. Haal / 1860, Sen al en-
of 8pens gan1le 5ettlere, Charles
Gang. San efterlooer Jig Gnfe oe
en- Spn, lom er STUDENT peo l1niper=
iitetet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
minneapolis.

NfnneapoIts&
8tlliam q. Tiiber, @ier al &otei
@operlep 90 &eprnientont / 2egis-
laturen for 40. Diltrtft, er Sirsooe
Mor9en of9aaet. peo 3p6e11 eiter
lang Ei0s Spg0om. @on blep palgt
til 2egisloturen / @opember, men
bar ioo at iiee life oeltaeet / Mpoer=
ne ipoo @runo al Spg0om. @on bar
fbot / Sllinois 1916 og Seterm fra
8orgerfrigen. 6er ban blep So
teleier ber / 8Den bar ban / nogle
Nor 9omplfibsfoptejn poa @isiis-
lippi.
Gn aionappins Nffere, Ser pef=
fer betpoeliet Spiigt, er / 0isie Gage
blepet or0net / Sl1penile Court.
Si6ite 2prbog bortferte Ell Mislou=
riinono, Serbert 8elcb, cit lille
&ige, Morgrerite Gptulcs, Ser le9e0e
poa 6ortobet l1oenior Den0es n1ioler=
tibige &iem pao 4. @be. g. %, Is.
Street, og operleberebe be10e / So
litimotrons &oretegt. Barnet CT cit
Cater al bans Selter og bar peo
at Ser bapoe fun0et Sfilsmisie Steo
mellem ben6e og bea,oes Monb fol=
set / @nnoer11e paa ct N%frobotpar,
eller rettere poo cit Mfrobot, q. IS.
Goples % bons to ififteaoe SIT
l%truer. sos SEM bopoe fun foaet
iin 9p0ro9elie, babe boglig og afro
botiif, niltl1of nnbnlig 6en liolte
Clogs, iamt ret rigeligt nteo Hrpal,
noor FUN life giorbe fine Nfrobat=
f,,n1ter til 6eres Eilfre6Sbeb. On
nogen Misban6ling ban6e ser Dog
neppe peret Sole. M. IS. @omles
bepoer foreprigt, at ban % bans
: &uitru paa loblig Moooe babe
ooopteret 8ornet. Set lyntes al
blipe en- meget inbptflet Mffere, boo=
6e bbao @omle Somiliens egteIfobez
1iee 6orbol0 og 8eiiooeliesrettet til
8ornet o,ngoar. Men igaar blep 60
gen orbnet iaaleoes, at Barnet bler
opereipet til fine Slegtninee, ioe1
gomles fripilliet eop Nffolo po,
BET.
Boreerfeitlisbeoerne / Miaueapo:
lie i lleen. fra 2. til 8. S11li begpn.
Der ederbaonoen at faee sen alu1in
beige Op1nerfionrbe0 fangen. 8or.
9erne foritoor nu,~:at 6et 6er forbe
reoes / oe,r1e S%orbin6elie life er a
ben oag1ie6oss Mrt. Sn6uitripara
ben bill +. Gfs. life i%noifrenfe Jig til
at tlluitrere l16pitlin9er al BOT
eoen 8p, n1e11 bil fortelle bell
Nor6neitens &iitorie i oe Mor, Sc
benne Sci af 2onoet er goaet fren
poo en- @oa6e, Ser n9ppe bor noge'
Sioeitptfe / &er6ensbiitorien. Ser
oil opergaa ben itore Hara0e | 9bit
}. feiligbeoerne / 1891, 90 ser ia,
oper 600 l161tiuinger i Soget, ol
lon, er oniet for at bore Sen itsr|t'
bHtori{fe Borooe ser bi6til er ar
rorgeret / Mor6peften. 3lonerne 10,
&anbfelterne paa 2afe Of tbe Ssles
og Calhoun bill l%iseleoes blipe long
mere omfatten6e enc Bublttliut
aImin6eIiebeo benter fig. @aoe6eto
, rationer,1e omfntter en- court o
@o,nr" pao Micollet Mpe. fra @riog'
Squore til t2. Street, ser bill Bib,
!, en-, %itorfrooet @romenaoe meo itateli
&c @eiler og iIlumineret al @uir>
lan6er og eleftriffe 2ps og 8Iom
iter. Selpfelgelie bill 6eiringen Al
Gierbe Sa1li Dagen blipe Geitligbe
bernes @ei6tpunft, % for bber enfel
Dag / Geih1gen bill ser Mibe ipeciene
3iItrefninger, fom bill gipe bier en-:
felt Sag tit ierlige Breg. @lle Sc
bnr6igbe6erne bill blibe ful6itpnotq
fri for aIle SiIff11ere og Deltagere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

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