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The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
Phosphate Lands Withdrawn.

Helena.-The withdrawal of the
phosphate lands in Montana officially
known as phosphate reserve No. Z was
made by an order of the President
dater January 12. 1911, and is based
Oh recommendation submitted by the
Director of the Geological Survey. A
report by Hoyt s. Gale. geologist Of
the Survey, announcing the discovery
of these beds. has just been issued as
nn advance chapter OF the annual
volume entitled contributions to eco
rcmic geology" for 1910. The lands
thus withdrawn include about 1880
aCres.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
Examination for Forest Clerk.

Denver-Examinations for forest
clerk will be held in all the larger
cities of the state, February 18th, ac,
cording to information given out yes,
terday at the headquarters of the
Second forestry district In the Majcs.
tic building. The position of forestry
clerk pays from $1.10O to $1,000 a
year. according to the grade Of the ap
rlicant and the office to which he is
assigned. Examinations will be held
according to civil service regulations
in the following cities: Denver, Colo,
rado Springs. Durango. La Junta. Fort
Collins. Grand Junction. Lamar. Lead.
vile. Montrose. Pueblo. Salida and
Trinidad.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
GEN ERAI.

Senator r. NJ. LaFollette was for
mally reelected In joint session in
Madison, Wis.
David Graham Phillips, who was
shot six times in New York, recently
died from the effect of the wounds.
The contest in New Jersey for the
successor to John Kean, Jr.. In the
United States senate, was settled,
when James E. MARITIME was elected.
Albert T. Patrick and those who
seek his liberation from Sing Sing pris.
On say they have found new evidence
which will gain pardon and freedom
for him.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
THE WEEKS NEWS EPITOMIZED

In the third round Charlie Robinson,
the negro fighter from Seattle.
knocked out Walter Stanton Of San
Francisco. In what was to. have been
12-round fight in Winnipeg.
Jim Barry Of Chicago was given the
ACCESSION over Sandy Ferguson Of
Chelsea. In fast 12-round bout in
Boston. In the twelfth round Barry
drove Ferguson through the ropes and
both fell to the floor. but neither was
injured.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
SPORT.

Joe Hamilton of Wichita, 20 years
old. broke the worlds continuous roll
Ter skating record, skating total of
"a hours.
frankie Burns. of Jersey City, out.
fought and outpolnted Digger Stanley,
English bantamweight champion, in a
ten-round bout in New York.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
For Fl, Lewis School,

Washington.-The secretary of the
treasury transmitted to the Senate an
estimate and resolution of the secre-
tary OF the interior for continuing the
United States Indian school at Fort
Lewis. Colo. The estimate Is for $4O,-
900 for the expense of maintaining
the school for 200 Indian pupils.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03

Washington.-The famous Hope"
blue diamond. known as one Of the
most beautiful gems in the world, was
purchased for 100000 by Edward B.
Mclean. of this city. husband of Eve
l!n Walsh. Of Colorado. from n firm
of jewellers of New York and Paris.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
To Stop Sale Of Cigarettes.

Denver.-Legislation has been set
in mot:on-although not very rapid
niotion-to abolish the sale Of the ci.
garette, cigarette wrappers or papers.
IN the state of Colorado. Representa-
tive George w. Ashton Of Pueblo coun-
ty presented the bill to the House.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
Large Land Deal Made.

Pueblo.-One OF the largest deals IN
real estate ever made in this section
was closed when 5000 acres. ten miles
southeast of Pueblo. was sold by c. H..
C. l.. and F. w. Tallmadge to Robert
II. Atkinson OF ST. Joseph. Mo-. for
$75O,0O0.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
Stock Growers Association.

Hugo.-The Eastern Colorado Stock
Growers Protective Association was
formally organized here. The men,
Eership will be composed Of stockmen
IN Cheyenne, Kiowa and Lincoln coun-
ties. Charles F. Collins Of Cheyenne
county was elected president.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
May Purchase Store.

Windsor.-Plans are being made by
the Farmers Union here to take
over the stock OF goods of local
store. valued at $4,000. and estab'
lIsh Farmers Union store. to be
conducted under the management OF
The Windsor farmers. A meeting o
the union was held and preliminary
arrangements made.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
To Build "Rainbow Route"

Salida. - Eighteen representatives
from counties interested met here and
organized the Arkansas. Rio Grande.
Gunnison and Grand River Highway
Association. to build what will be
known as the Rainbow Route" Di.
rectors. one from each county. and an
executive committee of five to act as
legislative committee, were chosen.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
Excitement over Oh Find.

Dolores.-Great interest Is being
manifested In the new oil fields In
southeastern Utah and southwestern
Colorado by oil operators from Colo
rado. Utah and California. and there
is strong probability that that region
will In short time become one Of the
important producing districts Of the
country.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
open.Air Schools Proposed.

Denver.-The open.air schoolrooms
for pupils afflicted with tuberculosis
Or any other disease that yields to
open.air treatment, will be construc.
ed by the Board OF Education. one In
the new Lakeview school. and the 9th.
er in the new addition to the McKin-
ley. At Its regular meeting the board
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03

instructed its architect. David W.
Dryden. to construct such rooms in
the new buildings. These quarters
will be patterned after the open-air
rooms recently built by the school au-
thorlties in Chicago and New York.
which have been used with great sue
cess.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03

BY decision Of District Judge Gra-
ham Of Greeley the first given by him
since his appointment. Jamep,E., Jack.
son OF Denver will not loa. .qI:ls to
land in the vicinity Of Grover valued
at $4,000.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
Noted Author Dead.

Newton, Mass. - Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps Ward, author and lecturer. died
at her home here after a short i'll
ness at the age of 67.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
George v. Coins Being Made.

London.-In u few weeks London
nay expect to see some Of the new
George V. coinage. Mints are now
running.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03

In the Blood.
Willis-Are those Kentucky horses
you bought scdred of autos?
Gillis-No. indeed. They never no
tice train either. but I can't get
them used to sprinkling-cart to save
my life!-Puck.
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03
His OplnIon,

His Opinion.
Nephew-What do you think OF tho
opera?
Uncle Josh-Them women in tn
boxes ought to be able to raise enough
money on their diamonds to buy some
clothes with, by links!
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03

Important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, q safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that 10
The Ordway new era., 1911-02-03

s'saasars ssaaa &c ., so,&M2zzezx
In Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
AN INTERVIEW WITH q. r. Bust
New President of missouri Pacific

"As soon as we show that the pro-
perry warrants the expenditure, the
Missouri Pacific system will have all
the money it needs to rehabilitate it
and put it in the front rank of west
ern railroads." says B. F. Bush, new
president of the Missouri Pacific and
Iron Mountain, in the first interview
given out since he assumed control
of the big Gould system of roads.
Mr.. Bush's statement shows that
the old do nothing" days of Mis-
souri, Pacific are over: that the big
system has joined the ranks of the
progressive: that the railroad which
stood still while Union Pacific, Rock
Island, Santa Fe and other western
lines were being rebuilt is now in
turn. to have millions Of dollars
poured into its roadbed, its rolling
stock and, in fact, into all its de-
partments.
MI. Bush, the new president, is the
moving spirit in the upbuilding of
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
RIVER NEWS.

The steamer Mt. Sterling arrived
from the Gascopade river last We'd
nesday with a shipment of wheat, hay
and produce; departed again Mon
day with barge in tow, for same
s.;eam, loaded to its capacity with
general merchandise. and is expected
to arrive today with wheat and pro-
duce.
The Ferry Co. sold their ferry
steamer the w. L. Hickman to
parties of Canton, Mo-, on The Miss
issippi river. She left last Thursday
for the mouth of the Missouri river,
where shewhere she was turned over
to those parties Capt. Sam Heck
mann piloted her to the mouth, L..
Kendrick, engineer, VIM. Christopher
fireman and j. S. Miller as chef.
Capt. Gust. Wohlt accompanied the
boat, and after reaching destination
the crew left the boat for st. Louis,
from where they departed for home.
Captain Gust. Wohlt transferred the
steamer to the proper owners at the
Custom House, and after some other
transactions in the city, he departed
for home Sunday. =.
The steamer Henry Wohlt is
chartered to Dewitt & Shobe, for
several weeks, until the repairs on
their steamer, ]. r. Wells, are COM
pleted. The steamer j. R. Wells
met with an accident last week on
her way to st. Charles with a tow
of barges etc. She broke a wrist
pin and the pitman of n of her
engines went overheard into IA feet
of water; she is at present lying at
the wharf at st. Louis awaiting re-
pairs,
The little steamer Mt. Sterling
was acting as ferry last Friday and
Saturday.
The steamer Annie Russell which
belongs to the st. Louis and Kansas
City line passed by here, on her
way to st. Louis last Tuesday.
The steamer August Wohlt is at
present making the ferry trips be-
tween here and Loutre Island; yester-
day she made the Gore trip and
brought a number of passengers and
freight to port.
The steamer August Wohlt made a
trip to Stolpe last Saturday, crossing
separator at that point; from there
she went to Heckmann's Island and
100 sacks ear corn and cord
wood; then run to Gasconade and
from there took a raft of ties to
Gore Sunday morning.
Capt. B. Burton was a pleasant
caller at the office of the Ferry Co.
The Missouri river is OF the rise
At present.
The Ferry Co. sold to Dewitt &
Shobe one of their open hull barges.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Siitct Gud Dor salbcn acacn @a.

Siitct Gnd Dor Salbcn gescn Sa.
tarrb, oie Gueditlber entbalter, %
Quefitlber fiber 0en Sinn bcs Sc.
rufs 5eritoren urb baS game Spi.
tenn boaig 3erriittet miro, mert es
our6 bic ideimigen SberfldGen elm.
oringt. Solde artifeI ioIIen ME
auBer aitf g~eroronln9 gut beruiencr
aer3te gebruuht tperben, ga oer
Sdaoen Den iie onri6ten. SeGnnlal
10 CROP lit als Dos @rtc, Ons Sbr oa
BON er5ielen fonntet. Sau's So.
tarrb-&ur, fabri5irt bon S.. S. Gle.
,tep & Co., Soleoo, s., ertbdIt fem
auedlilber unb miro imterlih gertom
men lIrto pirft brett aiif Die idIeimi.
gen SberfIdden bes Spftems. 8enn
Sbr Sails &aiarrb,Gur fault, ieiO
fi6er. baB Sbr Die 1dte befotnntt.
Sic miro inserIi6 genommcn itso IN
$oIeoo, Ohio, bon s. S. gbenep &
Co.. sernad1t.
8erfauft bon alen Mpotbefern.
Brcis 75c. Ole SIaide.
SaiI's SamiIien.gin fino Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09

&aufmann: .$aben Sic grfabr.
ing i'm 8erfauf bon gor5eIIanipao.
ren?" Singing, ser iid I'M 6ie
Stelle betuirbt: nSebr grobe."
&aiifmunn: p8ir poIIen ieben; mas
'riirben sic tbrrL tpenn sufaIIia elm
iebr mertbpoIles Slid serbr6de2"-
Singing: SD tpiirbe es einltmeilen
5~niammeniesen unb an einen 8Ias
%itellen, mo elm 8oriibereebenber ioail.
iagen genotbiat mare, es su go6en
tit werfen. "-aaufmann: ,Sebr gut!
Sd itelle sic Iofort on; sic per6en
es au etpas bringen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Sin geiipiel.

Brofeiior Tim gramen): .@os lit
@etrng9" Stubent: n8etr1a nGre
es 3. g., tpenn sic mid iest >uri)faI.
len loiien." Brofeiior: .ltnner.
id,anter Renid, Sbrer 9ummbeit
tpegen fperoen sic ourdlfaIIenl" -
Stlioent: u@erabe oesbaIb, Serr Bro.
feilor, benn 8etrug lit Die a~usnusung
bon 9ummbeit eines anberen gu Def.
len S1aben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Sun6erbar.

I. rMit ben @elpifensbiiien lift es
cod 10 cine eigene Sade. SD bate
nal einen Ritnben aifn bunoert Rorf
uberbortbeiItl Son Dem Gage an tpar
meme &ube babin. fiinf Sabre bin.
tereinanoer - big Die @eidifte emo.
li9 neri1brt tparl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
8elnngen.

S9nei0crgebilfe: nMeiIter, ipIl i6
benz Heoafteur Die aetnung na6 oer
Gebaftion o0er mad ietner 8obnung
i%enoen2" Meiiter: ,r1nbeoingt
na9 Ser 8obnung, 6enn in ser STE.
Oaftion tpdre lie einfad iofort i'm ga.
pierforbl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09

gns @anrenth.

Del ben Iuffiibrlmgen i'm @agner.
Ebeoter lit fclgrnOer biibIder SpnB
paiiiert: &onS Iidter, ser uniiber.
treifIide neutrality-suspicious., gcbt
auf eiuer Serrn sit, ser oui Dem 8laee
6es SignalbiaIcrS itebt. unO iagt St
ibm: Sic, es lit Belt, laiien g Sig.
lloI b%laienl" rGoS lam iJ uidt,"
iogte Der gn9erete. sd bin bios Ser
8roBber5og bon @eimur, aber id
irene mid, Sic fcnneu 5u Iernen.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Inter iumaen %fyranen.

n@ie bat ii9 9ein @ann nun Der.
balten, oIs Oh in Sbnmodt fieIIt?"
- Sid, Der 8ar6ar! Gr bot mir oen
&albSI1legel utter sic Scale gebal.
ten, ben i'd 9eraoe bate nnbrennen
laiien, urlo Oa mubte i6 idon gu mir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
8ubl rt6alia.

Serr: n9aS muB sic oof redt on.
eegriffen boben, Sodelbauer, tpie SIR
gan3es SGliel ~abgebraunt iIt?" =
Bauer: ns' 8rennen mar net 70
idredli' g'meit, aba g alisfrogen bon
Go @enoarmenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
GrflGrnna.

n8as 1T bas MIR - elm 8ierfom.
mert?" - pSiebit On, 8ater: tpern
Dir 9ein Ra6fomme etpas Dor.
fommt, 10 muBt Oh. Dem $erfommen
ger1GB n%adfommenb, 9einem GaGJ.
fommen oas 8oreefommene nod)fom.
men ooer gleid Iieber beim @orfont.
men mitfommen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09

the line and it was because of his
progressiveness that he was chosen
to head the road and lead in the
work.
Along with the old ~outgrown ply
steal equipment, the old o%ut-grown
traditions of the system are to go
into the discard. The public be
damed" policy is to be reversed and
everything possible is to be done to
cultivate a good feeling between the
road and its patrons.
Mr.. Bush says: The relations
existing between a railroad and the
people should be most kindly. The
prosperity of the railroads depends
absolutely on the. people and the
prosperity of the people depends
largely upon the railroads. This
kindly feeling can only be brought
about by fair treatment on each side.
If the railroads treat the people fair
ly, I believe they will in turn, receive
fair treatment from the people. A
few of the railroads have adopted a
policy of this kind and already some
of the feelings against the big trans
portation systems is dying. 1t is not
so bitter as it was three years ago.
1.-THE public should have something
to say regarding the laws under
which the railroads operate. After
all, the railroads are created by the
public and the public should control
their creatures. When the Interstate
Commerce commission was first Gre
ated and announced certain rules I'M
der which railroads should operate,
there was a general cutlery from rail-
road officials. To a man, they OPP
posed the idea of any public commits
sion interfering in their private
business. We now know that a rail-
road is a public, not a private, bust
ness. And some of us have conclud-
ed that the public has a right to con-
troll railroads. and other corporations.
l see, from newspapers, that James
j. Hill, the great northern magnate,
recently came out for public control;
President Nudge of Rock Island did
likewise; President Vail of American
and Telegraph took the
very strongest of stands along that
line in his recent annual report to
his board Of directors in which he
complete acquiesenee in
the control of public commissions.
All those things go towards making
good feeling between the railroads
and the people"
81 believe in keeping the public in
formed of those matters which con-
Germ the public; i'm fact, the idea of
publicity of corporation affairs will
hereafter find an advocate in Missou-
ri Pacific"
en- the matter of expenditures,
Missouri Pacific is going to get its
moneys worth. There will be no
no matter how many millions
Of dollars we spend in rebuilding the
road. Every cent will be watched,
not for the purpose Of seeing how
we can spend, but with the
Idea of getting full value for our
money"
Mr.. Bush has just finished his first
inspection Of the property rof
which he has charge and his plans
Tor the physical rehabilitation of the
road are only in the making. When
and carried out Missouri
Pacific will rank as the equal of any
'oad west of the Mississippi river
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
&afinicrt.

Srar: sd idenfe meinein @aune
bnnoert Gigorren gum @eburtstage."
Rahbarin: so? @as babeu
Sic benn bafiir be5ablt?" Srau:
"Ni6tsl S6on lett Ginger Belt
rebnte id Inn t6gIid cine ober amei
Gigarren aus Der Site. CT bot ME
mas oaoon gemerft. limo iest miro
er iidM iiber meite aufmerfiamteit 10
freuell, 6ab er mir ii6erli6 aa6 NAL
mas SibfHes mitbingt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Ger GtamutdaH.

Ser bort bIeibt iid imrner aIeid.
8enn es Wittpo6 lit, beiteIIt er cine
gdpeinsbar, Sreitass iBt er ieinen
&ef,ten, uno tpern er sabIen mill, bat
er fem @elo."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Die arbsit.

~Gor1, Srise, tpnrum iiebIte oer,t
10 trourig alts9"- ar6eeten Reni6,
niidt ols arbeeten bon friib Bis in Die
ipate Haft." n8ie LANCE treibit
Oh 6eun baS idon io?" - sd ioI
morien anfat1gen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Gebantild.

yMeinen ber5li6iten @liidprnid,
Serr 3atb, sic fino nun ia so Sabre
i'm 9ienit." - nRidt 9an5; es febIen
nod 5ebn Minutenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Ses Ginen gerlnit, Oes stmSeren &c.
lufftn.

3fpei 9adbarn, Elm Zimmerman
un6 Elm 81rnbarat Iiefen Bel Dem
@elGute Der Sturmslode Sugleid aus
ibren S1niern, Inn Su ieben, no 6as
Seuer iei. sls iie an ben Srt ia.
men, fan6en fie bas $aiis in bollen
SIammen. Der Zimmerman iaste:
gSebet, Serr 0a6bar, mein @eser
bIiibt ifonl" Bel biefen 8orten fiel
CT iiber einen maueritein unb brah
elm 8eir. Der BiinSnr5t e~rtpioerte:
limb meiner lit i&or refill"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09

Dirb Nterentranfbeit erseliaf ipiro, lauaioit
ange9rifen, 8Iaienfatarrb, brauuer Gas poer
atoerer 8ooeriab I'M URN, &ppfpeb, &hiden.
ihr1er5eH, S6tuitoel, Galaflpliateit, Ierpo.
ittdt Itno bic Soigen itno bic Nieren ieIbii
tueroeni 5erriittet unO beriduinoen Belle fir
9ele. Blaienleioet LIT bic uriahe erfranfter
Nierett niio bieiein 2eiben lit am idneuften
ab5nhelfen, iubem man bic Gieren in aeiun,
ben Snitano ueriebt. ,,gwamps RootU
(Sumpfa Bursel linoert ben WaIierorana uno
breuneroeS WaijerIaIien, uno perbiu0erf bas
oftmaIige @aierlalien bel Sag uno tpabrenS
Der Sblaf5eit. Sic milbe iinb i~ofprtiae
@irflin9 BON ,Stpamp.&oot", bic number.
bare Nieren.gtrSnei, lit i6nel bemertbar. gie
bot bic bbfite Stufe erreitt, tpeil fe bic an.
erfannt beilbrinsenoten Gigeni1aften beiibt.
Cine Brpbe miro jeben bdpprt iiberseuaen.
,,Stramps&oot" III angenebm Al i1iehHen
uno IN allen Npotbeien in 80 Gent itno / Dol.
lar SIaiden 5u baben. GiRe &rpbeHaid,e
nno elm Bud, bas GIes beiast, ,pirb Sbnen
anf Gnfrase portpfrei Sngeitfdt. GHreibeu
Sic an Or. 4iluer q Co., Bingbamtpn, q. y.
Grfpdbnen Sic aud, oieie liberaIe Sfferte In
bieiem Blatte geIeien III baben. Nerfen sic
tih ben Ramen ,,Gtpanp- Gppt" unb Iofen
gle fiH upm Berfduier anitatt ,Spamp.
Boot" nifts anoeres atbieten--tbnn Sic boa
oonn tperosr Sic enttdujdt fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Sic tria1e bteIer plot
lider SpSesfdHe.

W. b. tts
Siele plDBlide 80.
besfdae iinb ibr gu.
Suibretben - SerSs
leioen, 2nngenent.
Sinoung, S6la9flu6
iino oaS &eiultat
ppn Rierenfranfbeit.
2dBt nran Hieren.
franfbeit fortidreis
ten, oann ipcrben Die
&Drperprgane 6ur6
Ma A.tk.aa mT,,k A
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06
c$moiens Mubamcbauerc.

Gfterretl1ingen om> at Stalien far
paafprt Gprfiet @rig, bar paft me-
gen Spbi0lelle blo1bt Ntubameoa=
nerne SsSnoien S aalfutta afbolot
De / Spnoags ct itort &aslenlgoe
UNDER 2eoelie al en- al Sc melt on=
iete in6fgote Mubame0unere, Mgrtff,
og ct Telegram afien0tes til &egie=
ringen / Gnglan0 n1eb Spfororinq
til 6enne, viom 6en itprite ntubame=
.ban1fe @ogt &eroen", at itan0ie
SStaliens Mngreb poa Sprfiet. 2ige=
,Ie6es ienotes ct Telegram til Scott
1tantinopel n1e6 Spfor0ring til Sen
tprfi1fe 93egiering om at berne S.
lams sore. Ser blep lttftet ct Gel
ifab, nSS116iens rp6e @aIpmoane
Sellfab" ser ifal tage Sfribt til at
faa &rigen itan6iet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06
Sra &ortn9al.

Gen monarfiitiife 0pitan6 moo
ben npe portugtiiife &epubltf, iom
Dentebes at brpoe les allereDe for 2
Tiger ii0en, bar en6nn iffe taget lin
8egDnbelie, men ser er ingen 3bipl
ON, at Sen er n9r foreltaaenoe, og
/ Sen ror6lige Del af 2an6et er ser
paa afiibes liggen6e Ste6er iatnlet
itore Masier al Sfp6epaaben og
Mmmunition> >bpis GiIite6eberel1e Sic.
|gieringen er pioen6e on1 men iom
|gieringen er bt6en6e on1, men iom
BET lite er lpffe6es Sen at fin6e.
Samti6tg foregaar Ser en- flor sS1o-
|ban6rtng af Monorfiiter ODER Moro,
grpn6ien. Sc bar bol6t fig ffiuIt !
Granfrige og 6e til @renoien itg-
6enbe 9ele at Spanien, og set be-
tragtes iom ct 8ebis for @epolutio-
!, mems inarlige l16bruo, at Sc MI tom.
n1er i11b ! 2an6et. 4
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%algcmc til sucriscs @ifsoas.

9en 81. Gepte,nber of6olotes
@a1g til set ipel1ifc 9(nbet &onmer
al 9iifsoogen, Set fprlte Golg lioe11
SSn0ferelien al olminoeltg Stelnme>
ret eiter 1Sorbolostal< <&alglnaaoen.
Sociolil lterne far punoet en- 1neget
betp0elig 6remgong beo 0ettc &alg.
&anuneretsS sSommenintnt1g otl ifpl-
ge Sc SEN nelte Dog offenliggiorte
&algreiultoter, iom Dog life bar
fnl01t9n6ige, bltpe 81 &pnl lernatipe,
81 8enitremgn6 og 56 5ociolilter.
Sra Stocfbolm telegraferes 9gr=
Dogs, at bele set iperife Mintltert=
I'M, meb &unieilspreli0ent 2inb=
mann Spi0ie11 bar in6gipet slf=
ffe6sbegiaring, ioet set efter Galgene
pil fao Min6retol / s(noet aommer.
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@m Etatne al &arneM.

si6ite Spn6ag afilgre6es 9l1b=
lin, Sesrlan6, en- Statlte af Sen af=
oe6e 9eoer al Sen irlfe u@ome=rule"
8ebGgelie Earnell. 9et bar en- meg
tig 8ronceitatue, lno6elleret al
&unitneren ct. @ouoiens og tilpeje=
bragt bope6iagelig beo 8iorog fra
SSrlen6ere / Slmerifa. sSobn &eo=
mono, 2eberen al set irife &arti /
&arlame11tet, afIlgreoe Statuen og
bol6t leittolen, bbilfen Fan p6e6e
Sen afop0e 9e6er en begeiitret &pl=
6eit og u6talte iom lin Torbisning>
at ser uil6e blipe oprettet ct irif
&arlament inoe11 2 g(ar iom 6plge
af 6en Scamp Set irife &orti fprer
for 6enne Sag. 6or 80 9lar ii6en
afilgre6es en- Statl1e af sen tt6ligere
nf6p6e irife lbrer O'Gonnell om=
trent pao famine Steo Dublin.
&icbaro Grocfer, bpen1 set ierligt
ifpl6teS at Stotuen blep til, oeltoq /
Gagens 6eitliebe6er og fiji e, BE-
geiitret @pl6eit.