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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
WARFTELD
AWARDED
CONTRACT
Dirt Flies Tomorrow; TO
Complete Foundation
This Month.

Contract for the substructure 81 the
Oklahoma central's new depot was
awared this morning 10 W. r. warfieId
Of this city. W. c. choats, general
manager Of the road was IN the cisy
this morning 60 consider the bids and
to make the award.
There were four bidders for the con.
tract but Mr. warfIeId submitted the
lowest figures ana got the Job. The
work under this ssntraet includes the
excavation. fVendatiou, concrete work
and rome grading.
Aforce Of men and teams Will be put
on he work tomorrow morning. The
contract let today calls for a compile.
ton o. the work not later than August
i, barring accidents.
Engineers are busy today stalking
OF the grounds and making az neces.
asry grades and other things prepar.
atory for beginning work tomorrow.
The new depot will be built At the
corner o. Third and Pennsylvania and
is 70 be completed and ready for oc.
cupanoy BY January I, 1912, When lin
lshed the new depot, while not 50
large as the Rock islands handsome
seructure. will be commodlouE build
Ing, modern II design and pretty n
appearances.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10

RAID THE
JOIN
Beer and Gambling Para
phernaIia COnfiSCated::
One Arrest.

That vigilant body known as the
Flying Squadron" got busy Saturday
night ana as result Of the activity
on the part Of Sheriff Lewis and his
deputies together with city officials
several places were raided
and considerable wet goods confiscat-
ed. One arrest was made during tho
roundup.
The officers went to Steel's place
on Second street and found quarts
Of beer which was promptly taken IN
and is now under lock and key in the
custody of the sheriff.
At Mrs. Fosters place, Second and
Kansas, it was found that this person.
known TO many as "Old Mother Vel.
low Dog" had in her house 2S quarts
Of beer which like the other was con.
fiscated Walter Morgan was arrest.
ed
Some Of the rooms over the "s6"
pool hall We're visited. There five
quarts Of well iced beer. roulette
Wheel about half bushel o. poker
chips and other gambling parapher
MALTA We're found and taken.
In the raiding party from the sher.
iffs office were: Sheriff John Lewis.
and Deputies John Phillips, J. A.
Thompson. Bill Featherstone and Bose
+, Ramsey.
Night Captain Phillips and Police
man Leeper raidcd the Hopkins Room
ing house Saturday night and found
s6 cold bottles Of the best brand OF
beer. No arrests were made from the
fact that no one claimed to own the
goods: The beer was confiscated and
taken to the city han where it is be-.
ing held.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
Orphan Home
Yc 2nnd Ono

Five miles southwest Of Chickasha
q an institution that deserves the sup
port Of every charitable inclined per-
son IN the county. NJ A, Crouch aed
his good wife are laying the founda-
ton for an orphans home which ii
IL aeal materializes viii be one Of
the blsesse Institutions Of the kind in
the county.
The Crouch orphans home has 3 sen
under construction for the past four
years and is fast nearing completion.
Few people who Visit the home real
lie that Mir. Crouch has done most Of
the work and that the building is large
and a gigantic task for one man.
The Crouch home is three story
structure and is arranged inside for
the comfort and convenience Of the
children A large enclosed porch en-
circles the north, east and south Of the
building which ls one Of the attractive
features Of the home A music room,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
TRUSTEES
REPORT Is
APPROVED
officers Of N. E. A. Give
Account Of ASSOCi-
atoms Money.
TeIagram By United rresa.


San francisco, July 10.-The twen-
ty-fifth annual report Of the National
Educational association read in con
vention today shows the permanent
funds OF the association to be $780,
900. The report was signed by Nichol
Murray Butler chairman. James N.
Greenwood, Fl. B. Brown and Carroll
g. Pearce. trustees.
This report disproves the attacks,
upon the trustees for ALLEGED invest.
n.ents of the association money in
Questionable stocks. The trustees re-
port shows total stock Investments for
year was $4,000 first consolidated
mortgage gold four per cent Atlantic
Coast line railroad. $4,000 bonds Of
same description in Manhattan rail-
road which was acquired last month
Associations receipts for the year $751;
900. expenses ss4,s7s. Transferrd to
permanent funds $4,000: total dia.
bursements s44,S7T
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
FARMERS
URGED TO
GET BUSY
Recent Rains Bring New
Hope for Late
Crops.


The long looked for rain has visited
Grady county and the farmers viii be
given an opportunity to plant all kinds
Of forage crops for feed Kaffir corn.
milo maize. cane millet and small
grains for feed can be planted and will
mature before frost Many farmers
were here today buying seed for such
planting.
G. G. Kirkpatrick OF the Chamber OF
Commerce has Investigated the condi-
tons and after a conference with r.. r.
Ferguson the federal agriculturalist
who is perhaps better qualified to ex.
press an opinion IN the matter OF late
crops than any man in Oklahoma. stat
ed today that all kinds Of vegetables
can be planted and grown before frost
Mr.. Kirkpatrick especially urges the
farmer 10 plant potatoes. turnips.
pumpkins, peas. beans. beets. and 9th
N vegetables laat can be canned and
preserve for food.
There Is general rhorlage on
food stuffs an over the United stases
and the Oklahoma farmer has the ad.
vantage Of the northern farmer on
account Of the long seasons" said Mr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
TAFT MUST
EXPLAIN

Special TO Daily Express
Washington. uly 10. The house
committee on expenditures 10 the
department. Of justice. today began in.
quiry why President Taft opened en-.
try to Controller Bay Water front. the
transportation key to the Alaskan coal
land.
Commissioner Bennett and Mrs. NJ.
F. Abbott, Alaskan Investigator who
charged Guggenheim aeen. lhorugh
Ballinger and Charles p. Taft nduc.
ed the president to remove the land
from Chugach reserve, were present.
Interior Secretary Fisher announced
the White House search Of interior
files shows no evidence as alleged by
Mrs Abbott.
Telegrams were sent to C. P. Taft's
secretary at Cincinnati to search files
for letter received from Guggenheim's
agent Ryan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
Former ChiCkaSha
Lady Dies at Her
California Home

o. NJ claycomb left Saturday for
Los Angeles. Cal. called there By the
serious illness Of his sister Mrs.
Frank Anderson formerly Miss I.u-
clle claycomb Of this city LATE sat
vrday night messhse came that Mrs.
Anderson died at her home ia califor.
MIA about o'clock Saturday after.
noon Mr. claxcomb was gone be.
fore The message reached the city.
Mrs Anderson has been in poor
health for several years and has been
in California for her health She IS
well known IN chlckasha Her family
being one Of the pioneer day residents
Of this city MIS- Anderson was book.
keeper in the claycomb a Anderson
Furniture establishment for a nambef
ol years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
SEE TRIAL
NO BAR TO
BUSINESS
Rich Cult Leader Secures
Land Option Near
Chicago.
Telegram By United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Chicago. July 10.-Arguments in the
trail of Evelyn Arthur See, absolute
life" prophet. began today and viii
probably require three days to com
plete. 1t developed today that See
and Mrs. Stephen Bridges during the
trial obtained an option on large
tract Of land near Chicago which they
to purchase in the event See
is acquitted.
It was practically proven during the
trial that See had made between s2o0.-
00e and 100000 as leader Of lis cult.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
Four Score Teachers Get
Their Grades Saturday

Late Saturday afternoon after a
fhard weeks work County superinten.
dent G. F. Newell Mrs. Julia Dyche
Iand Assistant County Superintendent
7Guthridge finished the work of regis
tering the grade for the teachers who
were examined in the Grady County
Normal. This was one Of the hardest
and longest duties pt the normal
course. ssighty-two feathers passed a
successful examination The teachers
were examined in 2s subjects.
The successful applicants were
Ora Sparks, second grade; EstelIe
Webster. second grade; Mary Frizzle.
second grade; Ethel Chestnut, first
grade: Hattie Cowan. first grade w.
A. Wylie, first grade; Cora La Boon,
first grade; Common Fry, first grade;
zenobia Disney, first grade; Jessie
KELSEY, first grade: Armine Shoemak-
ser. first grade; s. NJ. sherard. first
gared: Ida Ives. second grade: Or
5ville Davidson, second grade: Fern
sayan. sec3nd grade; Amy Chestnut,
8hird grade: Teresa Wamsley. second
Grade; G. w. Webster. second grade;
sW. F. Sorrels. first grade: Shirley
Jones. second grade; Martha Ersland,
second grade; Clyde Hart. second
grade; Virginia Beale. first grade;
Leslie Alexander. second grade; Mel
|lie Anderson. first grade. c. r. Dun
|nell. second grade; Ethel Haines, sec
|ond grade: Ora Belle Howard. sec
|ond grade: Claire Gibon. second
grade; Eva Smith. second grade; Au-
|gusta Rector. second grade Cora G.
|sherard, second grade; Frances
French. third grade; Anna Popen-
house. second grade; Lee Rector. sec
ond grade; Florence Mcclure. second
grade Gordia Petty. second grade;
Sadie Roach. second grade; Jewell
Phillips. second grade; L. c. Mccrery,
second grade; Amelia Human. sec
ond grade Mabel Jensen, second
garde; Effie Bateman. second grade;
Mayme Smith. second grade; Los Sc
gars, second grade; Sallie Seulock.
second grade; Male Cowan. second
grade; Grace Alton, second grade;
Mary Duff. second grade: Iva Whit
aker, third grade; Tia shive, third
grade; Hattie Thompson, third grade;
verna Vinyard. third grade: Ola Tay-
To- third grade; Bess Tidwell. third
grade; Dean Stacey. third grade:
Ethel Brwon. third grade; claud
Russell. third grade: Lillian Hen
bricks. third grade; Katie Gibbs.
third grade: G. H. Cnlhberson. third
grade; Clara BrightweE, thind grade;
Cora Alton. third grade; Lee Rector,
third grade: Ella Meyer. third grade;
Irma Colliver. third grade: Arma
Ballard, third grade; Ralph Payne
third grade: r. b. Parsons. third
grade; Eva Raggum. third grade;
Jaumln- Denny. third grade; Nqud
silley. second grade; H. ] paaer-
son. second grade; Lydia Whitaker.
third grade: J. F. Graham. second
grade Rose Rousseau. second grade; I
Sidney o. Hancock. second grade:
Lena O'Brien. third grade: Margaret
Markart first grade: Elizabeth Rich.
ardson. second grade; c. s. Baxter.
second grade: Shirley Mitchell. third
grade.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
CONVICTS TO
WORK 10 HOURS

Telegram by United Press.
Madison. Wis, July Wisconsin
prisoners win not secure the 8 hour
work day as provided in a bill recent.
iy passed by the legislature Cover
nor McGoverh has vetoed the measure
holding that convicts should not be ali
lowed more privileges than the wo-
men Of the state who were successful
in securing the passage Of bill au-
thorIzing abe 10 hour labor day. The
legislature sustained the governors
veto.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
STEAMER
Is SUNK;
I PERISH
TeIegram by lInIIea Eress.

Telegram by uniied trcss.
saulte ste Marie. Mfeil, July To-
According % reports Of the crew OF
the steamer Main today the sieamey
John Mitchell sunk last night or Yer
million Point following a collision with
the steamer Wm H. Mack.
From hest Information obtainable
today It is believed that seven men.
consisting part Of the crew OF the i'll
fated vessel we're lost With her bow
stove in and half submerged the
steamer Mack Is lying or the point.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
TAFT "AT HOME
THIS MORNING
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington. July 10. - President
Taft and his senatorial yacht party ar
rived in Washington this morning end
ing two days cruise The president.
Major Butts and Secretary Hilles
breakfasted at the White House.
The appointment OF Samuel w.
Bockins as immigration commission
er for San Francisco was announced.
Bockins succeeds H. North who re-
Gently resigned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
NEWS IS
HELD UP

Badaiose, Spain, July l0.--A rigid
censolaiiir is being enforced to keen
news Of the royalist revolt IN Northern
Portugal from being sent ont Of the
country Reports that have leaked
through indicate that heavy fighting
has taken place and that many per.
sons have been killed and wounded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
WIRE MACNATES
ARE INDICTED
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
New York, July 10. The Fine
Magnet Wire company, United Cop
per Wire company. Telephone Cable
association. Horse Shoe Mrg. Co, were
all indicted today charged with trade
restraint.
They were given until Sep
tember | to change the pleas Of not
guilty or file demurrers TO the federal
indictments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
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; woMAN's FATE UNKNOWN :

> The reports Saturday by the =
> Hearst service that Mrs. Napole- ;
= tano's sentence had been com :
: muted was only a rumor and >
= without foundation. =
= The case is still pending await ,
, ing the action Of the Ottwa au =
= thorities which is not expected =
= for several days >
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-10
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WEATHER FORECAST. 4

y Unsettled scattered showers =
= tonight or Tuesday. =
. &@9 &Aesqse = q = > Z
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
THarr rrgaltrrr Htt
@aut- Brpu 1fttr frn.

Sets @elb i @esulerineen at Mabefunt=
tionen bar bibraset :r1eset til at opbebe
at salte, Minera1pano, &ensninss=
mibler og andre Sing. SDrup pepfin 9iper
baris 9elbrebelie beb isien at brinse Ma=
bens Muiler / natur1is Gunttion % peb
fine nerbeftDrtenbe Gbner. 8lanbt bens bar=
mete 8eunbrere er Mr. Sobn @rapeline,
90 Milmautee @be., 9etroit, Mieb, Mr.
S. q. @ernon / Otlaboma @ttp og tufinoer
of andre. Set faas / a1le 9lpotbeter for so
Gents os 81 G1aitea, men en- fri 9rbbes
flafe tan foas beb at inbienbe Sores
&oresie til ST.. 80. 81. Ga1omell, 639
@alopen 8uilotng, Monticello, Slt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

@eoattbrerne af n6ea1tb @tnts" os
u0ueftons ono @nstuers" faar ct Spprss=
maa1 fttllet fig oftere eno noset anbet og
iom be, mertelist moi, bar ben tsrte 9anz
fteligbeb raeb at beibare. Set er: n@borle=
bes Tan leg regulere min Mabe?1
ST.. Galbtue1l, en- fremrasenbe Specia1if
/ Mabe= os 2eperipsbomme, bar unocrisst
bele bette Gelt, bar prattiieret benne Spe>
%cialitet / 40 Nar % ct filter paa, at 8e=
itanbbelene I bet fom talbes ST.. Galomells
GDrup 9epfin bar bet ftbrte &rab poo
Opmertiombeb at Soft meb en- baarlie
Gorbpielie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
SblTano.

&an6ers 8prauo Bat
pe6taget at opitille ct MinoesmGrfe
/ Salbro for af666e 8praa0smeolem,
Suititsraa6 @ol6ien, iom / iin Si0
tog Snitiatipet til, at 8pen erbperpe=
6e bette 2DItanl9g.
S al n 5 e II g 0 IL
I a / II, ser for 11oge11 Sis ii6ert
falot 11e6 meo fin 6lpbemaifine /
@enoipsiel og fom ilemt tilifa6e, CT
MI fomnnen fig iaa blot at fan ollie
reoe / Sc iiolte Gage al Muguit fun
Sc gie1optage fine 6lpbninger.
81 u 1T 8 flag e.. Gene
ralmajor Mren0rl1p / Marblts torbp6
/ 6oriommeren Milftrrmul iferl1e /
Marbus at iptlle beo Socioloenmfra=
ternes Observation-Disclosures. S Sen
Mnle6ning in6gab Mulifernes 2onos=
forbltn0 Ell &lage til &rigsminilteri=
ct ODER @eneralmaior Mrenorup, men
Miniiteriet bar afpilt @loeen UNDER
Senbtsning til, at gagen nar Mllii-
6orbuno al6eles ltpeofom-
- 5 e r t6ttet
% a t + e T : % Siloe e.
+ 3 g e T /. II
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

Sfib". Spiferne fjerne6e Sen enc
Mo1t og 9efslaiten og iejleoe bort.
On Siiferbaa6 fra Sun6elte0 oeltog
Iigele6es / 8iergningen og tog e116el
at 5eilene og noget 26spre, iom Sen
Ienere far leperet ttlage til Sfonner=
ten, ser efter at bare taget al @rlm=
Sen ct inobugiret til Mpfjebing. 60
gen er mel6t til set ipenife l16en=
rtgsminilterium ser bar mmobet
Gperiges @enerulfon lul / &jG6en=
'bapn ont at n116erlpge Sagen. Saa
inart bans &apport foreligger, bill
Sc 6onife Mpnoigbeoer gribe in0.
en- arlig g neofe I.
Gn 34=oarig gift Sneoferipen6 stef=
fen Gteffenien fra MnoerupMa peo
S0enie> ser life leper iammen mes
Some og 89rn, men bar en- &iereIte
/ 96enie, bap6e forleoen fi6bt en-
@epolper, bborefter ban in6fan0t Jig
i lin &iereites 8oltg paa Store
@laauei og affpre0e ct &ar Sfuo
tnro0 he10e u0en at ramme. Gn 8e=
tient, Ser blep fa10t,traf Spenoen poo
&on9ebnspejen; / Set famine retteoe
Sperr6en &epolpere11 moo 8etjentens
&ope6 og trDffe0e al, nte1 &epolpe-
ren fliffeoe. Spen0en blep 6erefter
upermanoet og fdrt til &olitiltatio=
re11, bpor oct bite Jig, at 6er enorl
bar tire ifarpe @fu6 / &epolperen.
San bar noget beruict og iimulere6e
0rnffen. San ifal, efter at bape fipbt
&%ebolberert, bab6e n6talt at ser bar
4 Sfub / SEN, to til &iere1ten, ct til
@ctienten og ct til Fam ielu.
timber Sorb9ret erflere0e fan, at
set fun bar bans &eniigt at 6rebe
Jig ielp, men bperfen &ierelten eller
8etienten. 9ette mooltges 6og al
&apirer, Ser er fun6ne bos ban1, og
ban un6gaar fife Sugtbnsitraf.
S II sante SO i
t e rgbeI e p a 9 . r H.
+ 0 I m. Smfring Sen 20. Septem=
Der bill Ser blipe afbol6t nogle itprre
Milit9rppelier paa 8ornbolm. 9bel=
ierne parer / fire Gage, og &ron=
prinien oil fungere iom 6perfte &C.
Sc. &ronprinie bar nplig foretagct
Stll0ier al ct | 6ranfrige inofgrt
SDitem for en ngjere Samtpirfen
mellem 6o6folf og Mrtilleri. &eo
forifjallige min6re 9pelier far Bette
Samarbeioe b9ret prgpet, nte1 ben
f6rite itoreEr6pe / 9ann1arf bil fore
gao UNDER 9peliene paa @ornbolm.
S 9pellerne oil boa6e sen %bornbolm1=
ife Ceiling 8o6folf og &ptterieifaoro=
men 6eltage, og p6erligere oil 1000
2an6iol6oter bliper oberfprte til
&rigsifuep1a6ien / to Sronsportoon1<
pere. M6ifillige beititaaen6e Office
rer nil operbere 9belierne, bpis @e=
iultat / mtlitere &reoie ime0eles
mes betp6elig S11teresie - og biit
iffe min6re paa 8ornbolm ser 10
tiloels bar tit eget MtlitereteIm, ug
bpor ser er forbol6sbis flere un6er
&9rnepligtens Mftiening n66anneoe
Sfficerer ems / nogen nn6en 6anif
2on6s6el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

Gorpe 5 . b d a 5 n I y +
Ii e r. Sen 2Soe Nl1guit fanot
ct %alporligt &ieoelbaueri steO
omboro / Eorpeoobaaoen ~Sao=
belten" ser 6eltog / 9belies-
eifaorens 9pelier / aarbushag=
ten. GgIgenoe FEM &erioner Tom
tiIffa6e: @arineingenipr Sprgen<
len, muifiniit Slotted, fait 5prbpoer
2ourit3 Sbrgenien iamt De par11e=
pligtige 6prbgoere @obma1 % Trit5=
rer. Sc tilffa6efome bleo tnolagt
poo Marbus Spsebus. Sen enc al
|1e Saare6e, 6rit5ner, iprang forpil-
set at @merter oberbor6, men blep
reooet al 2gitnont @oecf, &aoet
@fobgaa6 og l1noerbaaosmaa6 Sro=
berg, ser iprang uo efter bom, og
&ooet Sfopgaaro 6eltog ligeleoes
1ommen mes 2bitnant @inoing /
@iergningen al cit Mano, Der paa
famine Sis falot operbor6 fra Ell an=
sen Sorpeoobao6, vSpri60eren" N9=
ite Sag opoe 6rit5ner paa 9oipita=
let, % ie1ere CT babe Maifintnge<
MGR Sprgenien og Sprbgoer &ob=
man uf9ooet pcs 9p6e1t. Maifintn<
genier Sprgenie n bar forlopet og
Ifl,loe / Ell 1ter 6remtio bape pGrct
gift. Syrbpoer Srit5ner par gift.
og bal1s @l1itru pur tiliteoe, 6a ban
%1t6oon6e6e.
Sorl1oen l1lpffen pao r@apbeiten"
far OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES famine
boft enonu ct l1bel0, i6et 500
frelen" % ~@aien" f%ollioereoe un=
ser Ell gpelie paa Aarbusbl1gten. S
9nelicn oeltog s 8oaoe. l1nber en-
Monppre %follioere6e u@aien"s Mg=
terenbe mos r@afralen"s Stnpn,
iom tr%pffe6es in6. Me0ens ~@ajcn."
LITTLE les nGpneper6igt pe6 &ollilio=
men, moatte vMofrelen" onies for
11tienltopgtig, og Sen afgif til &ip=
benbobn.
Set iDnes, at Sen %. / Maane6en
or @arinens l1lpffes6ag. Set bar
~1igele6es sen %. Ml1guit for tire Ga,
.iioen, at &ononiprGngningen tanot
Steo ombor6 poa v&ef1o", og bpor:
pe6 / Moro blep ornbt og 6 ioore:
Sc, og set bar ligeleoes SEN g., al
~&apbeiten" eif til @rnos efter Sol:
Itiion / Storebelt for Z Star ii6en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

Ecrne.
g ocia1iitiif 8 I Ii 9 g
orentn g. Sc ioctaliittife Sag
;oreninger / S6enie far beiluttet at
en- @rugsforening. 3enne,
Der faar Mapnet S6enie 8rugsfore=
iful0e begpn6e G%irfiombe6en
ben 1. September. S116til ni6ere bar
Scr tegnet Jig go6t 200 Wfeolemmer.
6 81 @Ieftri i
{ ttetsber t. Set er pe0taget
at anlegge ct Mnoels=g lettrtcitets=
bert for @aabenlte6 og Smegn, til
lige omfatten6e @erregaar6ene Miel=
og Mggerltp. Set er oper6ro-
get SSngenterfirmoet 9egn & Soban=
len, Npfi9bing s., at proiettere og
le0e Mnlegget.
6 e n 5 0 nj m e1ig
8 e beDei bar en 8liffenilager
fra Gosfil6e, i6et ban refer &er6en
rl1n0t og Im9rer &irfefleie! @an
blep for en- balp Snes Mar fioel1
ienot op for at imgre 6lpien paa
set ere 9omfirfelpir, og li6en far
ban giort Set Mrbei6e til en- Specia=
Iitet.
6 lem Mrre 0 r.
b a + e T.. S ct 6orb9r far fbp.
Mrreitforbarer Matbieien / Treoe=
rifsiun6 efter Splesningen al &i6=
neforflaringert, iom fful6e bee0iges,
tilltoaet &igtigbe6en life alene al
oenne men ogiao al ct &ar al Sc
ti6ligere ofgipne &i6neforfraringer.
'&an tilito6> at al so &pinoer, iom
bab6e benii66et / Mrreiten i ser
SID, ban bap6e peret Mrreitforparer
ct fun ganife enfelte. gaaet fri for
bans 11terltge @eban6Iing.
80 n 5 e Sen be
g Stems. Mnlegget pe6 Gtepns
Stint bill blipe in6piet Sorsoog Sen
10. @eptember, og ser bill blipe
bol6t Saler al 2ano6agsman6 &lop=
penob Sfrumsager og @eiifolefor=
itan6er $. @oienoabl, 2pngbp. Sill
SSnobieliesfeiteu bill @inoeltenene
ODER &e6er Spp og &iort 2oren5en
bere rejit, ligeiom Burdens gorige
l10impfning oil bore fer6ig. @efe-
rupl1tnb ifal bore en- freolpit Ylet
@girl1p gan1le og ny Strife.
Ge6 fine rationale Minoesmnrfer
ifal Set bebe Jig ODER ollie 8artiinter=
ester og iamle Solicit til gnbeo.
&er11elo nj nj e. Sen
ltbpggelige @pt0emi lom / 6enre Sis
raj Jet me0 flor 8olblombe6 Sperige,
buor Sen / set it6ite glor bar frepet
ca. $50 Dire, og iom be6 at gaa
ODER sen norife @r9n0ie far gibet
Mnle6ning til, at Sc norife militere
@fteraars=M an6prer er blepe11 aflD=
ite, er MI oglaa 11onet til Danntarf.
SPIRIT bar Sen rant 8ornBolm, bpor
12 8ern / @bnnefe er blebe11 on=
grebne. SSngen al &atienterne er
'biotil ob6 at @pg0ommen, ser er to-
get UNDER offenlig 8%ebonoltng. @p=
ems Sfoler er luffe0e. SDgpomen
antages at bore bragt til Gen al
ipenife 6iifere. Sgioa pao flere Ste
ser paa @iellano far Spgoommen
pilt fig.
g y 30 e / e gfsport
t II & Dif1an6. Sen itore
M%rbeloer= | @am=
borg, ser bar en- aarlig Smlntning
10 Mill. Marf, arbei6er TOR Si6en
paa at fon1n1e / 6orbinoelje mes lol=
(ano=falltarife @eierier ongoaenoe
eepertng at lit ltore @elfe= og
Smprforbrug, ga Sc tpife Mnlfe< og
5merpriier mi er iaa bgje at en- Sm=
port fra Danmarf bill fln1ne lgn11e
Jig. Sor Mplfens 8%e6fommen6e
set Jig ONT 2eberi1g al 49,
300 &1t1o 6aglig, og for Smprrets
'oa meget iom to mi6oelitore Meie=
tier fan p%ro6ucere. Spiferne, Ser
liter Sorlpoen6e tilbp6er en- ipr0e-
,es goo &ris, er traa6t / l1noer-
)an0ltnger neutrality-suspicious. Soul
en- / @or6ingborg, iom Tiger 6orbin=
'elie meo flere npe Meierier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
&ipbenbann.

g atoN ga q ttbiee II
er biemfommen fra lin &efreations=
reiie % bar otter opertoget &ebafr
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