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The Virginia enterprise., 1911-04-14
will 0pea Exclusive Shoe Store.

F. r. Danz, of Eveleth, has leased
store room in the Milavetz Block at
the corner of Mesaba and Walnut,
and prepares to open therein about
May let first class exclusive shoe
store. Mr.. Danz will doubtless meet
with success in his new departure.
The Virginia enterprise., 1911-04-14
Easter Ball,

Your attention is again called to
the Easter Ball under the auspices
of Mesaba Range Tent No. IA, K. O.
T. NJ, at the Finnish Temperance
Hall on Tuesday evening next, Ap-
ril 18th. Music will be furnished
by the kraft-Peterson Orchestra.
F. J. Rinnert, Martin Nelson and J.
P. Chalmers constitute the commit
tee in charge, and will see that all
attendants have good time.
The Virginia enterprise., 1911-04-14

We succeed upon the merits of
our work, the quality of goods and
prices, and fair treatment to one
and all. Hubbard at the MesberQ
Chapel. 11-18tt.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

he'd have just as hard time to get started
now as then"
Did me have hard timer"
Yes, indeed. He had to go around every
where, begging somebody to help him. 1t
took hIm years to persuade anv one. If it
hadn't been for queen-a woman like your
n,amma-he wouldn't have succeeded at all.
She was queen of Spain"
What did she do, mar"
She sold her jewels to raise the money,
ana "n? got her husband to pay, too"
= Did she ma ke him, ma 2"
presume she did,
Like. you make pa? Did she ask him
rlsht after breakfast before he went down
Perhaps so. It's always better right
after d good meal. Papa feels better then.
.rMEI vent he pay money unless he feels good?'
Not usually. You'll be that way when
yrH grow up, suppose, just like the rest"
9etter learn now, hadn't l. or might
Bat don't want you to be. / hope
Eoull be free and open with your money. l
like generous boy. When anyone asks you
i9r if money, turn it right out, Do it before
trS;no trSy AK * II you think they want it. It's
Then III always be poor"
Not nect ssaTily, Bobby"
4on said give anyone money. see
-, oh. ! mean your wife, if you ever get
Am going to get married?"
cant tell what you're going to do.
But don't get married until you have enough
money Your wife won't like it."
tloW much money must / have. maY I've
got twenty cents saved up now"
on y '"o"sh 10 get married
Not TO get married just once?"
NO, Bobby. 1t costs more the first time
than it does the second" '-''e
\ That's queer, ! suppose they have some
Yes. some experience"
Experience is good thing to have, amt
it., MAJ 'e' ="
Yes: get all you can, every time"
will they sell twenty cents WORTH"
You 99n't buy, it, Bobby-not with money.
of trying for it?" ''' u40
Bobby, il you keep asking me SO many
questions, l will have to say don't know,
and t4at's a sign to stop. thought YOU
wanted to know about Columbus. 1t isn't
time for you to get married vet"
"When's the right time to get married?
Nine o'clock"
Never mind, Bobby. Did you ever hear
about CAlnnhns' egg! C'iu',ahI- laid thu sG1
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
LESooN
~ ABOUT
COLUMBUS.

~7OBBY and his mamma are great chums.
N He has a night school of his own,
with himself for pupil and his mother
for teacher. He learns all he knows
in that way. Instruction is conversa,
tional. Sometimes the teacher uses the oppor-
tunity Cor admOntion. This the pupil con-
siders Irrelevant. Bobby is seven years old.
He wants to k6pw everything.
=, When a knotty subject is mentioned dur
the day by any One, as at the table, which
he does not understand, he saves il uF until
night and then brings it up for discussion.
His mother formerly undressed him and
put hhn to bed, ,conversing or storytelling
the While, to send him to bed with light
heart.
Nov the formula had degenerated into sit.
ting on the lounge and watching Bobby un-
tions and considers the replies.
he is the ruling spirit, and regulates the
quantity, quality hnd kind of instruction i'm
parted. Sometimes the sessions of this night
school are quite lengthy, more so than the
circumstances might seem to demand.
Bobby has just sat down on the floor to un-
tie his shoes, the first stage when he began
the session by some inquiries relative to the
piled to by narrating the principal events OF
that noted career in simple words.
You say Columbus was an Italian?" ask
ed Bobby;
Did he come from Italy?" .
That's what an Italian is, Bobby, ma
tive of Italy"
Then he was a Dago, wasn't her"
Yes, | suppose So dear"
Was he dirty?"
"No, he was from better class of Ital-
ians."
when he came ashore did he have bun
it?"
mo, he wasn't so poor as that"
"Didn't he work, ma"
oh yes, he worked hard"
"Did he shovel railroads? | mean for
building them?" 1''
"No, | think not"
Sweep streets?"
mo"
"He wore brass earrings?"
81 think not, Bobby"
butter?' nv
II can't say. Bobby"
"'He must have. Bread sandwiches with
red ptppers for meat and black bananas
He sold the good ones"
Il don't think he sold bananas"
''He sold chestnuts, then. Didn't he?"
u don't think he sold anything"
"He talked Englisb didRt k$S'
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

that hatched the new world, as the poet
says"
"Who says it, maj"
Somebody. don't remember just who"
"Was Columbus hen!"
"No; other things besides chickens lay eggs.
A hen ostrich, for instance"
"Hc was hen Columbus wasn't he?"
"Nn. Columbus only counted his chickens
before they were hatched," f
I'D like to see Columbus chicken"
81 was only speaking fguratively.'
whats that?"
."Ma'ing believe"
e"Then there were no Cumbus eggs?"
yes there was story about an egg"
Lets have it. Will you, maj"
''You see, all the SpanardF laughed at Cor
lrmbus."
III. came from Italy, but the Italians
wouldn't help him. He asked the French and
Portuguese also, and they wouldn't. The
Spaniards finally did, but It was hard work ia
What did they laugh atY'
"They said Columbus was crazy. They
thought the world was round and flat like
said he wanted to, he would fall of the edge.
"He said il was like ball and If he wanted
TO get 10 the other side, lie could get there
just as easily by going around one way az
he said il was shorter to 60 around the op-
posite 'ray from what they had been going
"Why didn't he want to 20 to America?"
''He didn't know there was any America"
But, ma, N ,DJagos want to come to Ameri-
Nobody knew anything about America
then. They didn't know there was such
1.Then he didn't want to discover American
"No; he just happened on It. He was going
"Why do they make such fuss about him
for them? Anybody might have discovered
America that way"
That's the way all grest discoveries are
made Bobby-by accident"
'"rhen. it's no use trying to be discover
or. If it's coming, it comes to you itself"
Sometimes"
"Wnat's that got to do with the egg, mar"
"As was saying, Bobby they laughed at
him, and said he couldn't get to India that
way. linen ne asked them 10 Drlng MN IN an
egg.
WAS it good one, ma ?"
Bobby, do you want me to say / don't
know and stopN
"W'ell-but, Ma, if it had been bad one,
CONTINUED on PAGE SIX.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Not likely"
How did we understand him when he
landed?'
I'VE weren't here, Bobby. 1t was four
hundred years ago."
"Oh. that was before we came up from
the shore, wasn't it," ..
"Yea. dear"
"Whcn used to play in the sand? y.
Before tlSt."
Before L was born"
"Yes some time before"
'"rhat was a long time ago, then. Who
was hefe when he landed?
"In iIans." -, -
,"And they didn't understand English, eth
mo ....
'"That was worse yet. How could they
understand each other, then-Dsso and In
diansW
''They made signs" ;
dumb asylum can make o and ]. A Dago
wCul6n't understand me. An Indian at the
circus would: When | go agkin, I'll ask
them how they talked to Columbus. Say,
ma, Columbus must be an old man. .,,.4
live 20 long until now. -Four hundred years
Just think!"
about lived longer. That amt anything;
nine hundred years. That's more'n Column
%rhey don't live that long now, Bobby"
did Bible people live longer than now?'
why, may" ..... ...
Now, ma, you cay you don't know when
YOU don I want to talk any longer. I've just
begun" ;, ~ po,A. vo,,,uo oou,ou
ed me-" ~,
rroside,t, live longer now" ....
'"No Bobby. The great men don't live as
LONG They worry to death"
"SVeI ma. if Columbus is dead, what do
they want to celebrate for! He won't know
"'"Hc may, Bobby. We can't tell"
"WilI it do him any good if he does"
'T don't think it will. That isn't exactly
what VIC get up the celebration for--to please
Columbus It's to please ourselves. We
make that an excuse to have IA good time,
It's to celebrate ourselves for being discovered.
If Columbus was in parade, don't believe
any body would care cent for him after the
Ceebration. was over. He couldn't do any
body any good.
Couldn't he discover any more"
DO that works all done. II he could
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

CONTINUED on PAGE SIX.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11
Trt Hrnt1r If ri Disadvantages
,ttnnh hrlhrrnrr allf &tat1na1tngm

Maar ct Menne1te efter flere Mars Sell
lasninser / at finoe ct 9eeemiobel bar OPP
gioet 9aabet % maafe ttlfibf stber tabt,
unbrer mon fig lite, at ban b1ioer misten=
telig. Og a%llisebel bill ri fse til enbber iom
p1ases at en- nrese1mesfis Mabe: nprpp Blot
en- Sing mere"
@i pniter Sc bill prpbe ST.. Cabinets
@Drup 9epfn, ct latserenbe @%tDrtemiooel
iom bar beret brust / en- Generation
Sufinoer bruser bet; fittert osiaa noel'
blanot 9eres 9enner. Sc ian tiebe ben
a1le Ipotbeter for so Gents e11er 81 G1a=
fen os, bpao ber ct enonu bebre, ieno De-
rs AS.esie til ST.. Galope11 for en- II fri
4rpbefla1te. Mr. S. s. 4ettD / l1nionoille
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11

u.s., Mr. George 90. Zimmerman I @ar=
%risburs, pa., % mango andre at begge
&ien / allie 2anbets @gne bruste fprft en-
fri prboeflaite os bar ben MI ftaoig / @uiet.
Sc bill opsibe 8ru9en at @alte og STEMS
n%iassmio1er, ba bisie tun ct en- 1aiolertibts
@ietp, mebens ST.. Galopells Sprup Yep=
i'm %garanterer en- barts @e1brebe1ie. Sen bill
b~tbrinse Mute1partiet / Maben og Sno=
boloene en- fornpet os n%aturlig @irtiombeo,
uoen anoen @ielp. &at al Mistante bort
os forfpg @prup 4epfn.
Gn fit prppeflate bill blipe Sem TIL
1enbt, bpis Sc ienber Sores @oresie til
Sr. %. 81. Ga1oue1l, $50 Galopen 8uilo=
ing, Montice1lo, Sn.
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Dann1ark. =

unoer bpilfe 2anobrugets Melfeialg
foregaar, og Sc @eil1ltater al set
inbiamleoe Materiale. man MI er
uaaet til, piler, bpor mGgtig EFT
6aftor belle Mnoelsbep9gellen CT /
9onmarf. Srtet onoet 2an0 /
@eroen fan oppiie noget sioeitpffe
Derttl.
Ser finbes ioolcoes / 9omnarf
$4,000 &obeiGtninger meo ialt
1,2S2,OOO Molfefeer % al oisie er
10000 @eiGtninger meo 1,060,=
600 &eer / Ynoelsmeeirier, meoe1s
/, 10000 8elntninger mes $4,000
&per er / 6ellesmeierier. Sm 49,
600 @elntntnger mes $4,000 &eer
blcp set oplplt, at Sc bperfen CT I
Mnoels= eller 6Gllesmeierier, og ONT
$1,000 8eiGtni1ger mes ca. TO-
600 &per forelaa Ser ingen Splps=
+. rlineer. Man fan iaale0es rogue,
at al 100 Malfcfper ! 9anmarf le=
reres MGlfcn fra Sc 50 til Nnocls=
mejerier % fra 8 til 6rllesmeje=
ricr, set nil oltiaa iiae, at Mncels-
log 6rllesmeieriernc mobtagcr MGl=
fen fra oper III Sienoeoele al Gait
morfs Molfetper.
@ppeoltaoens Melfefprlpning leg
ger / bpi @rob @eilag paa &obc=
iet1ingerne / Moro= % MiotliGl=
Ia1o, bpilfet ices al oct 6orbolS,
at mcoens / hele 2anoet finn S psf.
luf Molfefperne life or / Mnocls- el=
Ter 6Gllesmeieri, ioa er bette / SIP
benbopus Mmt Silfrl0et me0 40
pGt, / Ireoerits6org Stint mes %
pGt. % / Sprp Nmt mes Is pGt.
Set tiff oiattc CT SilfGloet for
gpr11Dolm % De norol1gltc ng pelt=
lige Ggne al Spllanb, bpor finn q
IS psf. al &ocrne life CT / Mnoels=
icl(cr Trllcsmcicricrne.
S bpiltet Smfang imao og itpre
2anoejcnoomme ienoer beres MGlt
til s(noelsmeierier eller til 6Glles=
,meierier, ies al efterfplgcnoe Sal.
,slf Sc ca. 5000 @olfefper, ser fin,
,'6es paa Sc ganlfe imao @usloooe:
meo inotil 1 IS. 2ano bncr, CT Sc
ito=Sreojeoele / slnoelsmejerier, ME-
bens al &perlle poa @aarbc in0tiI
100 Sbr. 9ano Sc nj Gienoeocle Z,
Mnbelsmejerier. Sc itprre Game.
'eiencomme leperer 6erimoo iini
Mfelf til 6ollesmeierierne.
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Sr. w. Ut. Galotpell, $50 Galbtpe(( 8uilb<
ing, Monticello, S1.
ltorte. Set er fun ct Yar Mar, it6eu
bet ferite Gong fom til Motionalmu=
meets &unoifab, at @ilomoien 1fju-
Ter Sen Slogs tntereslante @raplte=
Ser.
S II I, c nj n + CO a II a.
t 0 / Soothing oabneoe Grit
ten til /. Nltgl1it, ioet Ser til Sen
Sto lfnloe optages ca. 20 8pr11.
iGelpe Malfineriet far ollere0e be-
ret | Gang oDer ct Star, ligeiom
J &pffenet / %lungere Sio far Secret /
9rlg, ioet Eerionalct Dor facet liu
Mao berfra. Get CT in1iolcrtio
fer MI mon fan le> at Mrbcjcet bill
blioe fremmet laa ltGrft, at mon
l1oen 6rp9t fan oa6nc 9prel1e for
De lmao Euticnter, men lelpiplgs=
Zig or man 6eller life felt fpro;g
til 1. N11gult, og ocrfor CT set, at
man til at 6egpn0c mes fun falt
outage en- 5nes @arn. Salt er ser
6i0til inofommet 40 Mnoroqenocr
ON Sptogell e paa Sonotortet.
&oppernc &oloing.
Som set nil e%rinorcs, blep &eooftpr
8ertel Wpller / &oloing for nogen
Sio iioen mgre6et al &opper. Cen
farlige Spgoom bopoc fan paooro=
get Jig UNDER ct Spbolo / Noroofr fri
ia, og fan og bans 6nmilie bor /
en- Moone0 purct itrengt oflprrreoe
fra Smrerocne11. Spgoommen ct
nlt orcrltaact. Stiftsfplifns Ml1lpoo
fra &ejle for tiliet Hoticntc1, ser
bar fooct Sillo0elic til at goo lis.
Neoaft6r Mpller mc1cr at fllll11c BE-
pile, bporle0cs bon Far foaet Sp9=
oonmcn. San 9ar paaoroget lig
Smitten paa set @ote( / Sanger,
bDor fan boe6e unccr lit Spbol0 /
'Moroffo. Set bar ban1 lnistr1fe=
ligt, at bans @otelpnrt og 0enneS
San1ilie, Ser / nogen Sis Dopoe ino=
toget bercs Maaltioer inmmen meo
bam, plr10lelig blou bortc. Sc bopoe
ollie facet &opper!
6 Il ng fue bleo ii0ite
Maaae0 afbol6t / @iborg, iom 81. a.
begreoes meo @eidg al &ongefomili-
en-, og be6 bpilfet 8ei6get fra olle
ggne al SSpllano bar folosialt. Srem,
meobeipget far / Sc tire Sfueoage uo=
gjort ca. $4,000, bporof ca. $4,000
'anfom pr. @one. SIT Erofiffen paa
,%SSernbanen far paret folosial / Glue
oagenc, flyer fig ielp. @nrit bar Set,
oa Sc mango @enneifer, Ser bapoe
beret giborg paa &onge6agen> full
Sc biem igien. Mellem &loffen 6
og &l. 10 ON Mftcne1 blep ser paa
Giborg Station efspe6eret oper 49,
900 &eiie116e bort fra @pen. Mon
tan foreittlle fig, bpa6 Set bil lige,
noar man bprer, at Ser bar / Suit
ore0epis al Mennei fer, ser maotte
pente fra 1 til 1R Sine poo at faa
BILLET, itaaenoe ret op og ne0 / &ef-
ferne iaa tet iom Oils / cit Tpr1oc.
ut Ser blep ipiit goot pe0 cit iaooan
,2eiliabco piier nogle Sal, ser er fen.
teoe fra ct al @pens itprite Sotcller:
Ser bruqtes olene ber 1000 8un6
9ig6, 8 Sdn6cr &ortoflcr, 900 &pl=
linger % 35 5finfer. Gn aelner
bapoe alene for jim aonto 1476 Ger,
p%ertnger.
Is nh g fon6ole /
81 + s. Sperretsiogfsrer So
ban Froerien / Mar6l1s er onbolot,
foroi ban life bap0c funnel opfploe
fine Sorpligtelie r operfor Mrbingerne
/ 9oct otter af0poe 6eltebon6ler @or.
ring, iom bon %beltprcDe.
Ser Far lGnge bengt en- truen6e
@fD ober Sperretsiogfprerens &obeo
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4rbbeflate. STR. S. 8. 4ettD / l1nionoille,
gipet ct Mettooperlfuo al 914 ST.. F,
5 Gre. S8i0rag er 6es1r6el1 ms
goaet 1919 &r. ~ Gre, og logger
man til 0isie to Summer Sc / s(a=
renes 2eb inopunone &enter, Ser
116gipr $50 &r. Is Gre, fon1mer
man til set 9feiultat> at &omiteen
:rao6er ODER ct @elpb poa ialt 1854
&r. % Gre al Sc 5000 ar., ser
frnpes til ~l1ofprelie al 8tlleobug=
gerin6cn 6rl1 Morie Carl Miellcns
|Statue.
5fonnerten e M a..
Com me66elt fan6t man for nogen
|&io iioen paa Sborup 6oritrano Mg=
ter6Gffet at oen forltite Sfonnert
emma" al @alborg. Sou ct ser
poerligere inoorepet ct @fibsfrog
meb 8nn0en opoo. Mgteroeffet
mongleoe, og Ga Ser tillige er ino-
brepet en- iterre @angoe rHrops",
buffet bar vGmmas" 2aoning, er
Ser ingen Sptpl ON, at @roget font
mer fra bette Sfib. 9a Ser MT er
|forlpbet 3 Tiger, ii6en Sorliiet mao
bape fun6et Ste6, maa Set oesperre
betragtes lom iiffert, at ollie 6 Man6
af 8eigtningen er omfomne.
&e1ge trnp. Com
befjen6t opertog Sen ti6ligere @e6of-
tor al ~SD0if Morgenblao", &eIge
9oitrup, en- @en al 9tgterprn1te ten,
for Ell Sis ii6en 8eilbp &pjifole, og
en- &reos al MGn0 fra Smegnen bar
nn lat fig / 8epggelie for at bielpe
hom mes at faa Sfolen trent. Ser
er allere0e tegnet ct ret betpoeItgt
Ga%rantibeleb, og ser bill blepe uo=
ienot Sitter til p6erItgere @arontt=
tegning. Set inofomne 8elgb ifal
81. a. anpenoes til forifiellige u6bi-
helie o9 Sorbe6ringen, +. CTS. en- nj
@pmnaitifial og Meoeial. &elge
}&oitrup ogter / 2ebet al @fteraoret
at nogtpe en- 8og ONT fin ofopoe
,5o6er.
SITE bpgge1igt! S gep=
febing paa @ors bar man / benne
Si6 fommunalt D%riffepan6, ser er
al cit FABIAN &l1ler, at man inorere
1fl1loe tro, set bar pit og al en- Mile=
ibcbol0er ems togct ira c1 Ganrhonr.
}Som 6or6ol6ene er mi, riiiferer Sc
gooe Mpfebingeniere EN- ifjgn Mor-
gen at blipe opparteoe me6 en- Sop
Safe 1apet mes Bette Mjlebrpg, oo
bbem be6, ON Sc lepcr en ioo fraftig
Meoicin oper. s(f &enipn til @gr11enc
mener man, at set fan blipe ne6pen=
6igt at omgipe &anobonerne mes &iq=
troaosbegn, og set er life mere ems
rimeligt, at &ommunen bar ltogif=
ternc peo 0isie S%ifferbeos= og @l1no=
Observation-Disclosures.
6 rapbe e / @iI6mo-
c II. Ser fin0es, efter bpao Sc ie-
mere Sioer far oplpit, ct l1tol al
@ropbpje @ilomoicn. @oor n1ar1
fife btotil bar bemerfet Sem, liggcr
Oct /, at Sc life er meget fremtraoen-
DC, ga Mo ielagel1e fer lom ol16et
5tc6s bar cit nipelleren6e Ten6ens
% Sen itGrfere Elontebeflt / 2ap=
1ingerne efterbaan6en 11opiifer olle
&ontltrer. @ropbpierne n%noerioger
for Sioen al cono. mag. Sans 81.
&irr fra Mationolm1iret. @i6til FAR
ban oabnet cit balp Ones @pie og
bar optaget en- bel 9el ltrner, @las= !,
perler off,. 6lnoene er oog enonu
life neie l1oeripgt, ga Sc ioo piot
ifal in6iamles til Muinct /,
ltrprt Stano. ST.. &ier oplpicr, at
er britt %interesimnte og giper
Splpsntng ON ct bi6til omtrent
Mfinit al bore Gorfe6res ST.
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! Zig l.betinget at n1ootage Gilbuoet,
ct 6lertal paa 3 @eblemmer fra
raa0e6e set, men ptlbe 6og tillo6e
at mootage set paa pisie nermere
ipeciftcereoe @ilfaar.
altltusmtniiter gppel, iom bapoe
:6en %en0elige Mfgipreie / i'm &oan6,
bar MI Sen %. Suli approberet oen-
ne iioite Sroning. 8rpgger Snoob-
fen CT gaaet ino paa oe11ne Sroning
og 6rue &irfe piI MI
If t g y / T.. Mrbejoet
nil flrn11e blipe begpnot ON fort Tio,
men oil bare / flere Mar.
gerne.
g III 5 tr'pm fra &oe=
m + ferne c. Nafifop Snffer<
fabrif far opgjort Santiemeuobeta=
Iingen til @oeoprferne til ca. H.
100000 Gr., % oesuoen or Ser
6or1fl10 mobetolt ca. 1 Mill. &r.
Ct gar melt . 9 3 e=
+ e r a y. 9en 25. Suli feire6e
iStrbbefipbing 2%igbererlup lit 200
Mors Sl1bilGum; i6et 2opet oprette-
oes ocn 25. Sl1li iii. Set arbei=
ser el1om1 brientligit unocr iaannc
2ope % &egler lpm pes lin Spret=
telie, ligeiom &egnlfobet gjennem Sc
900 glor CT fert / iamn1e BOG.
8e6rog ierne pao
81 aop 5 5 ms 6abri=
+ e +. &oapaoooms ti6ligere 9iref:
tor @riucfen or iopmt 2 Mars 6or-
beoringsDus. 9. bapoe fabrifere1
Is folife &efsler; Sc II - til 8c:
leb al $500 &r. - bap0e. ban ino=
frtet, nen Sc to - paa ialt 92S
&r. - bapoe ban fife facet inolpit
g ieIIon6s beot t.
s II s TT a II 5 3 b r ct IS
Gbriiteniens / Gsrom. San far
2pnoer 2an6, bporaf Sc 2 er er
@neloo, og boloer 6erpaa 2 imat
Seite oe 5 &eer, og ser ielges ON
trent 40 Spin oorlig. Sioite Ma1
har q. Gbriltenien iaale6es iolg
@nin for 1898 &roncr. g. Gbriiten
fen fit 1. &rGmie peo @lsmenoeae'
Observation-Disclosures.
Galget &ernt II g c
6 e II. Snoenrigsminiitc'
Senie n=S pnoerrp -palgtes sen 20
S11li til 6oifetingsmano for Ser
ni,1ge=areoien paa 6pen joni 9ino
pes G%fterfplger. Son fit IA;
Stemmer, bans Mo0fanoi0at, Sc:
raoifale Mielien-S pinning 1889
SEQ &olget flor bap6e 2inope CT
Majoritet of 95, og iaar er altia'
&egieringspenitres @aioritet 109
@algoeltagelien bar S4,S psf. a
: ltemmeberettige6e.
g ialIonoif 6Ip6'
i Soil e II. @n &epre
iel1tant for ct iterre 6irmo / &i6
benbapn far / Sen ii6ite Sio op
bolot Jig / Miotljellono for at al
flute &ontroft n1eo en- 9el Mejerie1
ont 2epering al 6lp6e til Soften
Gnonu ligger ban / ltn%oerban0lin
ger mes cit Sci 'Meierier. 2cperin
gen ifal bore 6aglig, og oper &ors.
pr icnoes 6leben til aiel, broreftcl
Sen pi0ere %forien6es til bolltenife
Meierier. 9isle far nemlig / scr
ienere Sis m9rfet en- fplelig Meo=
gang / Mnlfetilfprielen, og Set CT
for at roaoc 300 berpaa, at sen
oanife 6lp0e ifal in6fpres. 0orpp:
rigt finoer noget ltgnenoe Steo bao:
Sc ira Sollano=6oliter og Spen.
SIT peo e t. Eurnips.
fre ct joni befjenot en- ponjfelia
Sare at faa til at fplge 1,,eu h;c'n
fra Morfer, i0et set ioo let falbsr
ITO al @Glgcne, 11aar 6isie CT tsrrc.
gn Sanomano fra 6l1glcoeforten
Der far ct lt9rre Mreol mc0 Sltr-
1ipsfre bar for at iifre Jig fjprt op..
1ammen ON Motten, mar 8nlaeue
er fugtige at 911g. S 2-3 Sect
ter er Manoifabet rpffet 11o on1 Mf-
tene1t, og iaa bar man fjprt lon1lncn
4 Z1f, ST. w.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-11
8ipbenbabn.

@ orpe s t t e.
Sporpeisfuuftionererne gap paa ct
Meoe forleoen Scat enitemmigl
Sanftion til Strejfe, bporpoa SC
freoerifsberglfe 61tnftionerer olers
mes 213 ct. e%nitemmigt peotoe at
itreife til 1. Mugult.
@ie1lon6s slip pg.
@iifop g. @aoien for / lengere Sis
lt0t al ct noget boflenoe &elbre6.
gn Gang / Soraaret beipimeoe ban
UNDER en- airfeinopielie foron Mlteret
og moatte 6erefter / lengere Sis 1ege
&efreation peo ct u%oen1onolf 8a6e=
lteo. 5e1ere blep fan angrebet al ct
Snflnen5a-M nfalo, og for at fomn1e
til &r9fter efter bette bap6e ban to-
get Spbolo paa lin @aaro, &e6bp<
gaaro. Ser blep ban rant al EFT bef-
ttg Snngebetanoelie, og ifient Gil-
ltanoes bar beoret fig list, er sen
Dog life 1oen Archaeological.
6rne &irfe aor
p +. Som set oil erin0res gap
@rpgger, Or. s. Sacobien paaGarls=
berg for Ell Sis ii0en set lt%orlloae=
De Silbuo at foripue 6rle Strife
Saorn mes ct Spir. geo Gngla11=
berries 8ombar0ement al &jpben=
'boon brenote Spiret, ct al Guropos
lfjpnrelte arfiteftoniife 8pfer, %
-Saarnet bar iioen moattet neies
meo ct flaot Sag, oper bpilfet par
rellt ct itort gploent 4Aors. SSor iffe
lerge lioen los @rpgger Sqcoblen
iette ct spir paa g%sifolai Gaarrr,
11ofsrt efter Gegning at Mrfiteft
Mmberg efter set imuffe Sp1r, lom
&aarnet / gamle Gage. bar, og mi
p1lfeoe ban, at ogiaa Srme airfes
fgrteS tilboge til lin oprin6e-
lige Sfiffelie. sommen meb fit
fremlagoe bon Segning til
og paatog Jig al fine egne
at betale for Bette.
&ilblroet pafte. strio / Mrfiteft-
g ar1ore &reoie. Mogle mente, at
Saarnet fife Dor ltprft nof til at
'ere spiret; men Ell grunoig lin
'eriggelie piite, at Murperfet cor
mere emo iolio nof ior Bette. SIN
re bupoeoe, at Spiret life piloe bli=
e Still mes airfen eller f%orlfien=
[e 8pen.. Gn0elig. neoiotte aultus=
1t11t1teren Ell &omisiion al 5 Gag
for at afgipre, ON 8rpgaer
5acobiens generpie~ Gilbro 1ful0e }
1ootageS, eller eli. aomisl;onen tar
lpngere 5io ooerpeiet @ageu iam- ii
11e6 &onliitoril1m. ct Minore- /.
at 2 Meolemmer anbefoleoe np-l
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