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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-11-10
Conductor Hit BY Auto. May Die.

Frederick Kaltzan of No. SOFA Fifth
avenue, Brooklyn, a conductor of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Railway, was
struck by an automobile and probably
suffered fatal injuries early Sunday
when replacing the trolley of his car or
a wire. at Fifth avenue and Twenty
third street, that borough. The driver
of the machine did not stop. A patrol
man said he got the number of the auto,
and Valentine Mayer, chauffeur, of No.
139 Ocean Parkway, was arrested.
Mayer denies striking any one. New
York Press.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-11-10
Preacher Killed by Own Auto

Napa. Cal, Nov. 2. The Rev. Charles
E. Edgman of this city was killed to-
day by his own automobile, when he
cranked it without throwing out the
clutch. The machine leaped forward
when the engine spanked and Edgman
was dragged twenty-five yards and
crushed against a telegraph pole, dying
almost instantly. He was Al years old.
New York Press.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-11-10
AUTO HITS WAGON.
Driver ofVehieie Thrown Out Ind
Sent to Hospital.

An automobile owned and driven by
Zach T. Miller, member of the Dun
woodie Country Club, ran into delivery
wagon Friday night at 176th street and
White Plains avenue, The Bronx. The
driver of the wagon, Thomas Burke of
No. 2049 Washington avenue, The
Bronx, was thrown to the street and
afterward was removed to Fordham
Hospital suffering from COMMISSIONS of
the body In the automobile were two
men, who said they are Harold S.
Brown and Charles F. Moores of
Stamford, Conn. None in the auto was
injured. New York Press.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-11-10
Couple Killed as Train Hits Auto

Warren Pa, Oct. %. DIR. James
Gass and Mrs. Gass of Sheffield, Pa,
were killed when a locomotive struck
their automobile in Stoneham, five miles
from here. They We're thrown about
forty feet and were dead when picked
up. Dr. Gass suffered a fracture of
the skull and Mrs. Gass's neck was
broken. A son, Fred, 10 years old, a
deaf mute, escaped without a scratch.
New York Press.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-11-10
RUNS INTO GIRL STUDENTS.
Woman Autoist Seatters Normal
College Class Out for q Walk.

A long jaunt by twenty-five students
of the Normal College ended in a serious
accident late Saturday afternoon, when
an automobile owned and driven by Mrs.
H. P. Read of 1905 Albemarle Road,
Flatbush, ran into the pedestrians, scat
tering them right and left. The acct
dent happened on Hoffman Boulevard,
near Union Turnpike, Jamaica. Miss
Helen Tanner of "a West Ninety-fourth
street, the teacher of the class, was
seriously injured, and Miss Rachael
Hirschersohn, II years old, of 322 Park
Avenue, Brooklyn, was bruised and suf-
fered from shock.
The class had walked all the way
from the college at Sixty eighth street
and Park avenue to Jamaica and were
returning. Mrs. Read brought her car
along the road at fair rate of speed,
and the class was pretty well spread
out along her route. Miss Tanner was
struck by the forward end of the car and
knocked down, and the wheels ran over
her. Miss Hirschersohn, who was walk
ing beside the teacher, was thrown
down, but out of the path of the car.
Others also fell in the scramble to get
out of way.
Mrs. Read jumped from the automo-
bile as soon as it came to a stop. The
girls gathered threateningly around her.
and the situation was acute when Louis
Dichenheim of 2 West Eighty-sixth
street, whose car was following that OF
Mrs. Read arrived, He pushed his way
through the crowd of angry girls and
told Mrs. Read to drive a little way
down the Boulevard. He assisted ir
carrying Miss Tanner to his machine.
She suffered a fracture of the right
ankle and possibly serious internal in
juries.
Mrs. Read followed Dichenheim to the
Jamaica Hospital After they had left
the scene it was found that Miss Hirsch.
ersohn was hurt An ambulance was
summoned and she was also taken to the
Jamaica Hospital. The class walked
|
They arrived there before Mrs. Reac
left. She said that the girls had beer
spread out all over the road, and thai
she had stopped as soon as possible
when she saw an accident was likely t.
happen.
At the hospital it was said that dir
had been ground in the wound on Mis-
Tanzier's ankle, and that there was
possibility that complications would re
suit Miss Herschersohn was able tt
leave the hospital soon after she re
ceived medical attention.
From the hospital Mrs. Read drove t,
the Jamaica Police Station, where sh,
gave herself up, but the police ant
Coroner Schaefer, after making an in
vestigation and being assured tina
neither of the injured women are apt t.
die, did not deem it worth while to plac
her under arrest, and she continued o.
back to Brooklyn in her auto.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-11-10
Low ell, Nov. l.
Boston Herald.
Horse Puts Fore Legs Through
Wind Shield.

New York, Nov. 3. John Robinson of
Ia West Eighty-first street, driving a
large bay horse in Central Park last
evening, came into collision with an
automobile driven by Leon H. Belcher,
manufacturer, living at Morris
Heights. Robinson's horse reared when
he saw the automobile almost upon him
and his front legs penetrated the wind
shield of the car. One struck Belcher
between the eyes, bruising him severly,
but he refused assistance and went
home in his car.
The carriage was smashed and Rob-
inson's horses legs were cut. Boston
journal.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-11-10
e Editor of the Herald.

To the Editor of the Herald.
hope that at the close of the year we
may have report of the "killed and
wounded" throughout the country,
victims of the automobile, especially a
tabulated statement Of the number of
children. | imagine the total will be
appalling.
We have legislated for a "safe and
saner" Fourth of July to save the
children, and it might be interesting to
know whether or not the number killed
and injured by these "Juggernauts
does not equal if not exceed the record
of the national holiday.
F. COBURN.
Lowell, Nov. l.
Boston Herald.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-11-10
KILLED AS AUTO UPSETS.
Boston Travelling Man Victim Of
New Ham pshire Accident.

Portsmouth, N. H., Nov. 7. -Charles
H. Flewelling, aged 10, Boston trav-
cling man, was killed yesterday when
an automobile in which he was riding
with two acquaintance turned turtle
on the state highway.
The others, Archie Littlefield, aged
80, and Walter Kelly, aged 80, both of
Kennebunk, Me-, escaped with slight
injuries.
Littlefield, who was running the car,
lost control, it is said. Rutland Herald.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-11-10

arsapariIla

Acts directly and peculiarly
on the blood; purities, enriches
and revitalizes it, and in this
way builds up the whole sys-.
tenn. Take it. Get it today
In usual liquid form or in chocolate
coated tablets called Sarsatabs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-11-10
SOU D.

AT this time when Newtons Corpuscua Theory of Light
would appear about be reesablshed epubsh part
the Essay Sound which appeared this journal several
months and afterwards pamphlet
Presidents and Professors of Physics of all the Colleges Uni
versties in the United States believing
BILE argument that Sound well Light is Corpuscuar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

naber mboes ! llolonoet filler Sc iia
longer ct - ct f9lles = nor6ia
sprog. 0g bore 9ocomo=M eoifan,
oinoper bar ogiaa 2ipet og @ea'
liteterne for fig. 8bi bbor SfanSi,
pao Ell egen Maaoe beilegteoe = os
boloer iammen. Set fan til Sioer
bore iaa iom iaa me6 Sommenbol=
oct Gren6e er 6renoe pelt, oil
Oroipro9et oi6e), men sen natl,rIi-
&c 6%ornemmelie al, at set noroiffe
@loosfellesifab 6og altio er tpffere
emo @on6, bar befreftet Jig peo tal=
lpie @p6er og Stepner. &i er bper
for Jig ioa imaa. Sg en6n1 %forltaar
ri BOG nogenlun6e %bperan6re. l1oe
blan6t Sc fremmeoe Dep6er ri os finn
be6 ct foritan6igt Sammenbolo. Sg
6erfor far bore @enner / Saeoma
faaet Sheen ont 6ellesiproget :
mes iao mango bollan6Ife og. tpife og
engelife @loier iom Sc iagtens ielp
o11be110er.
81 bar @rug for bperam6re-fan
6aarltg unopere bberan6re - og
imeoeier sen Gag, bbor ri ilet life
mere forltaar bperanore. Set er 81
bets i16pifleoe og meningsleie &oo=
fun6, 0, Socomo!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
Mefiifanif Ntteatat / Gan Traneiseu


Sen mefitfanife &epolr,tion gap
Jig ct l16ilog San 6rancisco / 2pr-
Bags, ioet Ell slgent for @reiioent
9iaa Sberit Mleron6er @loirmont,
ser opbolot fig ser / 8pen for at
fjsbe Spifrifter poa ct @rploiions.
itof at oets Spfinoer, bar @ienltono
for ct &epolperatentot. Ser bIeb
affpret 2 Sfl1o moo ban1, ioet ban
pil6e gaa ino | fin 8olig. San BE,
1uare6e Sl6en, men 8ol6smanoen
lnolop. Sberlt Gloirmont bIep lite
ioaret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
lioIis 6orbonoling ON Sc forfielli.
&c Gonbolosregler Der bill blipe at

libIig 6orbanolmg ON Sc forffielIi.
&c Gonbolosregler Der bill blipe at
treffe for en- feitlig Mo6tagelie og
goo unoerboloning al @ieiterne.
5age1 msote fra ollie Sioer 6en
barmeite Snteresie og ale bar eni,
sc ONT, at bette CT Ell Sag, lom maa
funne ialile alle. .9anife og bringe
Dem til enigt Arbeioe og til en-
Sroning al allie %gnfeltbeoer, iom er
baooe @ielterne og @arterne per-
Big. 5orbanolingen gift peientligt
llo poa 6n be6ite Sroning al Sc
&omiteer, iom oil for6ele set omfat-
tenoe N(rbeioe tmellem Jig. Disje &os
miteer fit felgen6e Communicating:
s. inans ST.
Sfellet, 6ormano; Saul Senien, 8.
&C. Miffelien, Martin Mielion,@. 81.
Outfit, %. Scbi6sbp, g. 6. &ielien.
&resefomite: 6. &os=
mus ear, 6ormono; 80. &C.. 91lfe> 8.
s. &noerien, &oitor @onien, 81.
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9 illetf ite: ST.
Sfellet, 6ormono; bele Sel(esfomi=
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Nrogram= % Som
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Sfel(ct, s. &osm1ls ien, 8. s. @n=
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Il s + + 0 6 o.
m / e: 6. 81. Outfit, Sormon0;
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gaar6, Carl Sprgenien, Eoltor @on=
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te: 3r. g. 2o1rit5er1, 6ormon0;
bele 6nl(esfomitecl1 og m,lige r1pe
Me0lemn1er, iom Yrnlioenten maat=
te l10n9bne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
mfnneapoIfs,

&aitor ID. Salf @jertiem, &relt
for 8et6onia norife lutberife Menig=
beo, meo6elte / Ssnoags Menigbe=
Ben, at fan til gfteroaret pil6e ue6=
lpgge fin &irfiombeo paa @r,1n0
al ipeffet @el6re6. &oltor @iert=
ien bar beret 8reit / 43 Mar, bpor=
al 80 Map ber / 8Den, 20 .Mar for
S%refoloigbe6s Menigbe6, 10 glor for
9etbania @enigbeo. SON bar / IA
Mar paret Meolem al 8pens @fole=
fomislion og bar u0fgrt ct itort oe
fortienitful6t Mrbei6e for l1opifling
at 8pens sfolepeien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

- Sci aarlige @olg al @fole- og
gn0oumentslan0 bol6tes / 8arton
1i61te l1ge. Ser bIep u6b16t II, 400
@cres, bporaf 4,S78 blep iolgt til en-
@ierneminitspris of $50 pr. Mcre.
Sen beieite Bris bar $67,50 pr.
Mcre for en- 40 Mcre Garm, 80 Mile
fra nnrmeite Station; mango 2ano,
itpffer iolgtes for $50 pr. Mcre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
St. Paul.

&aitcoc Jig nb fra &roen. 6. %.
Sobnlou, Motormono i Sporpej5lel=
ifabets Sjencite, 1903 Selbp Mpe.,
090e Monoog Morge1 poa 9p6oipi-
talet al 9ltngebetenoelie iom 6plge
al ct Selpmorosforisg, i0et bon
Trc0ag @io0og iprong fra &obert
Street @rocn. Solnion bleu reooet
al Ell Mono, iom iotte Ell @ooo ms.
@an bapoc pnret peo oaorltgt Sell
bre0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
St @npernpr 9abibion at @isconiin

St @mpernbr 9aoioioa at @iscomiim,
Ser bar tilbuot Soften for Sc 6oire.
ne6e Staters @eian6t enten til so.
gota, columbia, eller til Montebi>
SEQ, Uruguay, for en- aorIig 2en al
$4,000, bar afilaaet begge &ilbu6,
90 ban lite mente, at ian for en- ioa.
oan Detailing fnn6e repreientere fit
2an6 paa en- bar6tg @oa6e, u6en
at BRUCE al fine egne Mi6Ier. @re.
itoenten bar 6erefter r6nebnt BAN
til @eianot til &%epubIiffen 8oIipio.
9abi6ion er @oromano at Se6ier, en-
@on0eien. San tom ber til 2an6et
I Is Mars Ml0eren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
Minnefota.
@epre{entQnt i QeoisIot,1,

/. - &epraientant i 2eeisIaturen
Ole @eterfon bar faaet ct 6orilag
peotaget ON @eisnine at en- Stotue
al afoboe @upernpr Sobn 81. Sobn.
ion / ct. @eter, ser ifoI fo1te $4,000.
Gori1aget bar meot betp6elig Moo.
itan6 UNDER 8eban6lingerne, men
bleb beotaget me6 IS @temmer
moo 90.
- @iis Gonitance 0ap, 9atter al
Gronf 81. 9ap, Sen forbenperenoe
6emofrotiife 6erer, og @perett Gam.
nep, @6n at forbenperenoe &ongres.
mono Somes 81. Gotpnep, er tfblge
@e66elelie fra @inona bIebet forIo.
bet. 8rplluppet fal itaa / Suit |
Mr. 9aps npe 8iem I Misioula,
Mont.
- &eejerings Sngenier, maior
Sbunf paaitaar, at Minneioto |
CONNER bill bebepe allie fine ii Sl1.
iino @ger for at 6empe @ommerbe.
Sen. Ser er lite Set min6}te Tare
for, at noget @an6lbb / Goroaret itol
gao ODER fine 8re66er. Maior Sbunt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
9p6sfalb.

Sra Eaitor g. SEMEN, @it5ee,
isis, bar ri mootaget fblgenoe Meo=
oelelie: v5aa er set fommet, bpoo
Ser iaa le'1ge far peret l10iigt til:
min fiere @ultru op6e Sns0og
%Gftermio6ag Sen IL. Mpril efter Set
la1ge og imerte ful6e Speeleie lioen
Gofiigeliesoagem GO l1ger). Sun fit
ioa Sen &o, @bile og Treo, iom bun
bar langteoes iaa inoerligt efter og
be6et ON Sag efter 9ag giernem
bele oen lange Sinter. Sum blep
ga Mar og 10 Maane6er gammel.
&ierlig @ilien til Gem % olle
Genner. Ceres bengipnc
IS. Sen en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

Stnocnterimngerncs 8eipg. Gre=
futipfomiteel1 for Mrrongelnenterne |
Mnleoning al Sc oanlfe Stltoenter=
iangere5 &oncert og Spbolo fer |
9pel1 Sen 25. @oi afbol6t lit an6et
Meoe Monoag Often paa 9onia
@all. @ele grefutipfomiteel1 og f(e=
re Meolemmer of @opeofomiteer1
bopoe %inofunoet Jig, og ser fertcs er1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
Tier tan Mine n1s6tt n1eb Iiot mere
enc ben, Ser biotil er piit
Sem / Dmmarf.

0pffer er atter
/ 6 elen.
Gbicaeo-8laoet ~@eopen""s iibite
Mumn1er berer emil 0pffers Mopn
iom @eoaftsr. @i enifer bom pelfom.
men tilbage til bet 6anif.omerifan}te
Mbisfelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

mtt,er,. at Ser belle apriI Tan pentes
fulot op at @egn % Sne. @inni.
bigosbih 2eeeb. gais % anore
@ber, Der er naturIiee Meferpoirer.
er %betpoelig UNDER set ,,ormale for
oe1re Std at Maret. Sngeniereu
mener BOG. at Ser itt .er ,ogen 6are
for 9grfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
CIV IKE

Deres Barn Tandverks.P ulver, lindre1de
Sirup. eller sovedraaber. saadanne sa'
ger indeholder. opiater. De or nasten ii.
It'd skadelige. Rens nd Ondet til Roden
med Kickapoo Worm Killer, Diet milde,
trygge, a6Srende, systemrensende. lever.
stimulerende og almindelige ~helbredsop.
byggende Middel for Bern. Pris Csc;
solgt i ethvert Apothek.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
po(ak6erne iDanmar6

u III 0ll1IC u
@pert Mar in0fpres 1tore Sfarer
al polite og galiciife Mrbeioere til
Gonnarf. Sc arbei0er bope0lageligt
/ 2%anobr11get, napnlig / &oemarfer=
lie, og 6eres Sillpnefomit betragtes /
9onmorf beienligt fra ct efonomiif
Stm1opunft, ioet Sc afbjelper @an=
gelen paa M%rbei0sfraft.
@poo Ser loffer Yolofferne til /
Sommermoane0erne at forbade oeres
@jemlon0 og toge Nr6eioe / 0an=
mari far man Di6til life tpnft ner=
mere oper ser. Men / Sen iiolte Eio
far man 6egpnot at faa 9jnene op
for, at Set life 11oeluffenoe er &e11=
gebegi9rligbe0en / 0ens rao Sorn1.
2e bar ct @aol Sc o%rbeioer fen til,
og Bette ifilores paa felgen0e Maa=
De | Ell Mrttfel / vEiget":
~Gen in6pon6re0e polite Mrbcjoer
6emmes gierne iom Sen, Ser life far
Dpiere Maol ems Blot set at efsiitere.
is &oernarferne, / Mgrene, poa So
briferne, gier &oloffen fra Morger1
til Mften u%fortrpoen, uforitprrelig,
neiiom og flittig lin @ierning / Set
fremmebe 9on6, 11berert al Sc Ssle;-
Ter, ban mo6tages mes, tbi ban be-
rer / Jig 8eoioitbe6en on> at Fan CT
ct 2e0 / EN- @ebegelie, Ser life bp-
rer til Sc ringeite, nemlig SEN at
boloe iammen pao og pnrne ON en-
unoertrpft Station.
~@eltemtelt og faitelt, iifreit poc,
at ban fiber / en- gob Gags Sienc=
ite, er &oloffen; Ser for lin Silent
itapn / Set pitltse &reusi en. 5
mart so Mar far bans Slpgt %
ban ltriot mos Set prel1sliife ltn9er-
EMBELLISHMENTS.
u@on far peret @ione til, at sen
preusiilfe stot for pot Million CT
ter Million, poo en- Gang 40 Mil=
lioner, for at fomme / 8elio0elie
al Set gamle @olens Soro, og iffe
1,oen Stoltbe6 fan bon pege paa &C.
iultatet: e1 Stigen / @runoencs
&eroi og Sal paa polite @enoer.
~Gn merfelig 6oronoring er TO-
regaaet / SEN 9el al oct polite 6olf,
Ser er fommet ln6er Yre1si.n5
Sperberreoemme. Mf Ell Ietlin5ie,
iorgles, life pi6ere orbejoiom. 11,en
belbegapet &ace al ct 6olf, ser bar
belt / ltGrft a6ifilte &oiter, M6el,
@eiitligbeo og @onoe, er fremgaaet
Ell enig, mooitan6sopatia, jerniterf
@efolfniag, bpis forifjellige glemen-
ter brooerligt arbej0er poo itooig
iterfere Somling. Set bar ct 6olf,
Ser lebe6e fra &aon6en / Mum0e1,
iom bellereoe tpe6e til Sen nnrmelte
Magerfarl ems ielp at gibre SSS1oiats
for at ilippe its oper @mnlfcligbe=
6erne.
~saa parooofsolt set lpoer,. far
Sen preusiiife l1n6ertrpffelie Doit en-
%oporagenoe Sn0flpoelie poo Yolaf=
ferne. So iterfere Srpf, ser speoes
paa SEM, 6elto fraftigere Mo0trpf
ifabte Sc. 9u Sen 6ortieneite, Nolaf=
ferne pan0t> / fremme0e 9onoe,
blep Ser lat / polite Banter,
ogioo foritrafte &olafferne meo
@i6ler, men tog beje &enter- og for
langte burtige Mforag, iaa at ser
inart paanD blep 0isponible &enge
til npe l16laon. &ln Sc ollerneo=
%ben6igite &erioner til at oripe Sen
biemlige Soroloo blep tilba9e ON
sommeren, og ollie Sc onore orog
u6 for at ifaffe 8enge til Mforog og
ienere til Sn6fieb al M Sor6. S
ste6et for Sc itore Coolers og Sc
ganife imoo @usm9nbs 2mno for
ban6Ie6es preusliif Eolen til Sc Sn=
finder of imoo @aar6smen0s 9ono,
bpor enbper / fort Sis fom til at
eie it,"
Otter Sen 6orflaring fo1nmcr So
bT>4eo.> IS1 <l>~ <,><-l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

AleEanora 3pge Ao. %, .. .
g., afboloer 9orsbag Mften ben %.
Mpril v@aropartp" I 2ogens 2otole
! poa $isrnet af Cedar % @aibington
Gbes. Ser oil bltbe Muiit og Sans
for 6e pngre til 81. 10. 2igeleoes
pl Ser blipe ierperet Safe n1eo So
ger. @ogangen foiter 25 Gents for
@errer % Is Gents for Gamer. @1n1
|&ogens Meolemmer meo 6on1ile oe
&enner tilite6es Mogang.
@rs. Sames &eterien og 0otter
;Nora, Hortlano Mpe. og 3S. Street,
iom / 6e ii6lte 2 Mooneoer jar OPP
bolot Jig / California, pemote / 2gr<
bags tilbage til Minneapolis; Sc far
6apt en- ier0eles f%ornpielig @eiie.
&aitor Y. S. Sarpsaarb % Tami=
lie anfom igaar til minneapolis, %
Golt. Garpgaar6 boloer, ion1 tioligc=
re meo0elt, Siltre6eliespre6ifen /
ct. &eoers oanife ll,tberlfe Strife
fer~i tfommenoe 5en6ag 6ormiooog
81. 1870. &reltefamilien flytteoe
itrafs ino / lit Silent, 1928 Gait %.
Street.
9anif Tirma flptter til Mfinnca=
pulis. Minneapolis 0anife &oloni
far / 6e ii0ite Gage faaet en- BEL
fomr1er1 Gorggelie, ioet Scanoina=
pian Canadian 2ano &c., ser biotil
far bapt @ope0fontor / Chicago, %
iom le0eS al M0pofot .. 80. 6re-
oerifien lom Hreli0ent % Miis
9umoitrpm iom Sefreter, far flptte1
bette ber til 8Den og far lejet Co.
faler / security ganf 8l0g., Cutie
936. 6irmaet peoblioer at bapc
&ontor / Chicago, 906 Gel1tonic
9l6g., @aibington ct. og 6iftb
Mpe., iamt / @anora, @aifatcbeman,
Canada, og / on6re 8per / Canada,
ser 1p11pre nil hinp nnmpINtp
Great Murt6crn Supplement Gp.s
,1ye Sp9nin9 paa 3. Street og Z.
Npe. g., ser er reilt iite0ct for Sen
ifior ne0brenote, er paa set nnrrne=
lte fnroigt bpao Get 1open0ige OH
gaar. Gen bier Jig MI, ga Stil=
laoier11e CT fal6ne, at pgre en- al Sc
melt itilfltloe neutrality-suspicious.
/ oenr,e 8rancbe / minneapolis, Z
Gtager fri meo ltore, bl1eoe Sin=
0uer. Sele 9pgningen er opf6rt al
Goncret, 1lopen0ig befln0t mes
Son0jten poa Sen ne0erlte gtage,
mdrfere0e Murlter paa Sc eperlte.
Sen er fomplet bronoitffer. @or
2on6smol1o SIR. 90. Scbi6s6p, 81
reftpr for Great Mortbern SIMPLE
ment &c., far Sore al Sen iml1ffe
8ndniud.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

'~~~~'~v .AmmEz2h>y%ae den 15aen arts.1 en1.
vi onsker a henlede Publikums Opmarksonhed pa, at der led
hver Pakke Copenhagen SINUS ST folgende Garanti:
"coPENHAGEN SINUS Err T1L1AvET AZ DEN BEDsTE CAMILLE vE1sMAGENDE
B1ADToBAK, MED EN- TILF0JN1NG AT KUN sAADANNE INGRED1ENsER SOM BEsTAAR
AT VIRKELIG RENE EKsTRAKTER."
Tilvirkningen af SINUS Ell N al lie @ldste Industrier Ae-
rika. Blandt dette Selskabs Forgjangere (d.v.s. Fabrikanter, hvis
Marker ejesa a detteS elskab) findes F. Lorillard Cos, etableret
l760; " T. Garrett & Son, etableret 1852, og Weyman & Bro. (tidligere
Fabrikanter a f Copenhagen), etableret 1927. Ii forts@tter stadig
gangere, tilbereder dem paa samme Maade o. bruger lie sanne 1ngredi-
enser, der blew brugt fra de tidligste Tider. o. isse Marker, ind
fot a f P. 1orillard & Coz, " E GaTrett & Son g Weyman & Bro, re-
pr@senterer n@sten Halvdelen a den snus, der nj s@lges i de Forenede
Slater.
SINUS j, som vel bekjendt, n a de @ldste Tobaksformer, der
forst blew brugt her Iandet, og var almindelig Bug Revolution
ems It'd. SINUS 81 n og a i lang It'd tilbage varet brugt mere SON
Skraa md nogen andenF Form a. Tobak Sverige Q g flere 5teder i
Norge.
Med ct indgaaende Kjendskab til Snusforretningen, baade i@g
og fra ider legt tilbage, onsker vi, foruden vr Garanti at tilf0je,
at Copenhagen SINUS absolut like indeholder nogen Ingredienser ind
Tagen saadanne som indies i naturlig Bladtobak (nd undtagelse af irene
Ekstrakter) og 1t, sa vit ri we'd, L tilvirket SINUS, ligemeget az
Xix abriAant Ell g har altid varet fri for skade1ige Ingre-
de- i dt helet aget ike andet n naturlig Tobak, og allie ngredien-
ser og kstrakte i andre Marker er absolut uskadelige.
AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

@abiion ug 2Dcfman @otel(erne
bar al 2egislaturen facet Sillaoel=
lie til at iernere 5pirit11oia for line
|@iaiter, ifidnt @otellerne ligger
11oenfor Set ioofal6te Eatro(=9imit
9ette betp6er life, at &atrol=9imi1
ifol u6pi0es, men1 at ser fun 9i9re;
en- ltn6tagelie for 6isie TO ipecielle
npe @oteller, for tilreiien0t
@ieiters Sfplo. Silla6elien blet
pe6taget for en- &i6 li0en al &eprG:
ientontbuiet og blep / Manoags til:
1temt al Senatet. @unerngren pii
un6eritripe 2oben, iom ioa itrafS
tre6er / &roft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
&ulitibummer 6. s. @aite er III

&olitibommer 6. s. @aite er 1l6=
n9pnt til Gommer / @ennepil1
County 3iltriftsret. 6. 81. Mont=
gomerp er bleben CONNER @oites
|@fterman0 / &olitiretten. ltbnnp=
nelierne blep foretaset al @l1perngr
Gberbart, efterat set 2opforllog, ser
giber @ennepin County EN- ipben0e
|9ommer, par blepen nnoertegl1et.
CONNER @aite oil faa Hla6s ion1
regulgr CONNER / 3iltriftsretten,
men ober6rages Mrbej6et uSl1be11ile
Court.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

Otter sen 6orflaring fonmcr So
laffen til at inotage en- iibcor0net
9tilling me6 6e 6anlfe sgnoerjpber
/ Moroilespig. @ulig fan 6ette bt=
6rage tit til, at 6e foragtcoe Nolaf-
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Mrs. Sames &eterien og Cater
Noro, &ortlan6 Mpe. og 3S. Street,
iom / 6e ii6ite 2 Maoneoer jar OPP
bolot Jig / California, ben6te / 2pr<
bags tilbage til M%inneopolis; Sc far
en- ier6eles fornbielig &eiie.