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New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

In some Of the shop windows there nave
recently appeared dolls dressed in the
height Of fashion, serving to illustrate just
how the skirt must fit and the coat must
swing how the hair must be dressed ana
IN. hat put on. These have been well
coined by the public as quaint and original
II happens that in old Boston days, as
ling ago as 1880, a Mrs. Hannah Teatts,
mantua maker, az the head Of Summer
street Boston. charged shillings for
showing her Baby drest after the Newest
fashion Of Mantues and Night Gowns and
everything belonging 10 Dress, latiliy
brought over on Captain Whites Ship
from London" These wooden dolls were
the substitute in Colonial times for fash
ION plates and were not the only attrac-
ions Of the mantua makers shop, Tor
flower seeds brought over from England
or China fans. tea and fabrics whose
names still hold a charm for modern ears
were all 70 be found here The wido"
Nehitable Kneeland was the rival 70 Mrs
Hannah Teatts, her London baby being
''dreet in the latest fashion Hoped Coat
The idea that Boston, once Puritan inside
and out, remained so in outward appear
snce for all those years preceding the
Revolution is most erroneous. The dress
pf the landed gentry and their set was as
CAV az in any ons Of the cities OF the other
colonies so rich and eXtravaSant I'm fact.
that the clergy denounced the wiles Of
Satan in this respect. And Satans wooden
images were the London babies.
A wealthy woman who does not leave the
nnanasement OF her hOspitable menage 10
q housekeeper has discovered what she
,Arrns en- established system OF freemasonry
among servants Of ali classes.
They work in unison" she declares. 'for
tbdr own interests, OF for the good or evil
o6 the families that employ them. What
this system Is that has been developed 70
much perfection among the domeVlcs IL
,,,,xa ,han mysterious. ] find that tho cook
ercps KarnschAtka is In oollusion with the
say,lsr from Borneo, and IL hire the for
NOR will eventually have TO take the iat'
srx. too, although perfectly satisfied Win
NE previous incumbent. And II the e1-cook
soee 10 Philadelphia or Timbuctoo, u is
.sfe TO conclude that the ex-butler mas
headsd IN the same direction. One detail
Of the system did fathom- however. That
"a that maids living in different parts OF
sthe country exchange thsir souvenirs OF
clrtfing, trinkets. etc. and thus the ponce
Dan never trace loss. A gown from Tuxe-
DO may grace the form Of smart ladies'
knasd se Cedarhwn. and one from Cedar
hssxH sufzks aAkxx,x ,xsecsee <kens-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
COMPANY DINNERS
Hoe to Prepare Moderately
PretentiOus Fedsts.

Mingling with the psychologists, etymolo-
gists in Teachers College Railways there
are occasionally seen women with cook
books under their arms Such as these al
ways flock together for mutual protection,
perhaps. and finally come 20 rest in a re-
mote corner Of the building. on Friday
afternoons these little groups have been
listening TO lectures by Miss Anna Bar
ROWS, high priestess OF culinary matters.
Yesterday her subject was A Company
Dinner"
"In the first place" she began. the
thing to 90 IS 20 select your menu inteili-
gently You can't say oh. love clans,
AID put down clans, and then / love
cream soup, and salmon IS fine now and
'creamed lobster is so pretty and John
loves shrimp salad and think YOU will get
"a correct menu that way. Each and all
must be the first thought in your mind.
You can't serve all rich dishes. nor all deli
cate ones and YOU must have things that
90 well together-and don't fight after
they get there"
Then she wrote on the board "A model
menu for a moderately pretentiouS com
pany dinner'-one she said was good
enough for ordinary company, but too good
for the family" The women in the class
whipped out their notebooks. so as to he
forearmed against the day when they
should entertain and copied carefully.
"Canape or grape fruit. clear consomme
entree or fish. crown OF lamb. green peas.
sweet potato nests, dinner salad, iunket
icecream with peaches
1t is better TO serve a canape toast with
caviar or what you will, or else grape
fruit for the first course. as oyster or clam
cocktail is too heavy for a dinner where
lamb is served" explained the authority.
Likewise, /, Is not safe TO serve thick
soup with "a dinner. Some people may like
#. but there Is danger that all Will not.
You know IL is the first impression thai
counts, with dinners as with new acquaint-
ances II you start out badly. IL is hard
work to live II down. So you want soup
that every one will be sure 10 like
The entree may be mushrooms or
sweetbreads. or else YOU may serve sim
pie hsh. The important thing is the roast
Of course. Crown OF lamb is, like rliet
OF beef, the choicest part OF the meat and.
also. makes an attractive looking dish. II
is nothing In the world but two sections
Of rib chops. fastened together. with the
bones outside. making a circle The clean
little bones stick up like points above a
crown. whence the name.
The class watched with absorbed inter
est as Mrs Barrowss competent fingers
prepared the crown for roasting. even To
perching chunks OF pork on the ends OF
the bones. TO baste the meat and keep TIE
bones from burning all up," she explained,
II should advise using a sauce TO serve
with this lamb" she continued; gravy Is
not quite ths thing for company. II - NC Q
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

mark. 1--WE prophesy a brilliant career for
our young friend" and the proud elder
sister has saved that newspaper clipping
TO this day. The blue ribbon is lost Then
at sixteen she sent her figure II Wisconsin
transformed I'm night from "rhc Birth
of Columbia" which she had been working
upon-to the state building at the Worlds
Fair. II attracted favorable attention. and
II was after that that she began her serious
study at an art school I'm Chicago.
Miss Mears comes from a family whose
members have AN been worshlppers of the
muses.. The father az has been said, was
man OF artistic tastes Her mother,
under the name OF Nellie Wildwood. wrote
plays and stories which we're popular
generation ago. OF her two sisters.
one Louise. became a painter. and the
other Mary. an author The author az
sculptor are still following the glea Ia
the old studio in i2d street. but tho ,ldest,
alas! put away her art and married a man.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

For a lemon butter. TO be used y a
ing for cake and tarts, use haif po1a At
granulated sugar, an eighth OF pV, Of
butter. three eggs. leaving out the 80 ana
one the iuice OF one lemon and nIs .,,.,
the grated rind OF one Cream the ' ,sor.
and sugar, beat the eggs i"'o ,n.a; odd
oughly rnul a smooth paste Is i0im , pu,
the grated rind and the lemon 'u'0. "a nan
,hs ingredients into a porcelain ".', ~ uutil
on the stove and stir them cons'A'x ~ ~
,nlck IN Then cool the mixture q
~hsu e~sp desired
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
DANGERS OF DANCING.

London papers report that woman liv-
ing in one OF the suburbs sustained Il slight
concussion Of the brain while dancing the
third figure OF the lancer She was
thrown TO the floor and then accidentally
kaak4d hy ono of tAs man taking psst
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08
DANCE OF TRUE DEMOCRACY.

The dance OF true Democracy made its
first appearance at the first OF the suffrage
dances arranged by the Noman's Suffrage
party OF the 2lst Assembly District II took
place last Monday night nt the Academy
Assembly Hall. Columbus avenue, aud in
ono of tho dapces partners were found by
the Aid or ballots and ballot koxaa
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

Pom Patch Tossie, who is just entering
on a career Of prize winning, to be
exhibited by Miss Sands.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-08

Mrs. William c. Wiederseim's OffIey
Bundle Bee, who has been withdrawn
on account Of the death Of Mrs. Wied.
erseims father, Senator ElkIns, OF
West Virginia.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

The Universal Race Congress
whioh meets in London, England,
July 26, is destined 10 dc untold
good to She civilized end unciv,)lzpd
races of the world, and will 20 dow u
IN history ee one of the greatest
gatherings held during the preeen,
century,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15
BALTIMORE & ONO
VERY LOW RATE
UMM ar EXCURSIONS

W WI vi u ~ A. ACO iLOAONO
ATLANTIC CITY MI sEAsHORE
EXCURSIONS.
June q, july Is and II, Aug. 10
aud "a and Sept. Z.
ATLANTIC CITY.
Genera! Assembly, Presbyterian
Church, May II 10 June l,
Information Convention Uni
ted Society Of Christian En-
deavor JuIy 6 70 -.
G:aad Lodge, b. p. .. e., July
10 to Is.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa:
MOI thern Baptist Convention,
June 13 to rs.
PACIFIC COAST POINTS,
Los Angeles, CAL, American
Medical Association, June %
to 80.
Portland, Oregon, Disciples of
Christ, Christlsu Church Con.
vcntiou, JuIy to IL.
San Fraucisco, Cal, Internstion.
al 5. S. Association, June 20
to 81.
ROCHESTER,, n, Y,
Ancient Arabic Order, Mobiles
of Mystic Snrine, July IL to
Is.
G. a. Il. National Encampment,
August Fl 10 1S.
For Rates, Schedules aud Full
Information, Call at Ticket Office, B.
q .. H. r. II. S, Boulc, Tickle
Agent,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

Rev. Louls S, Osborn, Of Trinity
Episcopal chaich. at Newark, N. j.,
sstounded his congregation By cay
ing" damn the Ice and Milk Trua,e."
Plain talk, bus if they deserve il be
had right TO cay it right in his pull.
pit.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

In appointing Battles, New York'e
new Negro policeman, Com 10 issioner
Woldo, who appointed him, said,
"No power could have stopped the
appoin sment," The above is The
sort of e.a'emen. one would expect
to come from man, and when more
like it ere made, and acta are made TO
conform thereto, THE will be q furr
country 10 dwell in, and ell mert:o.
zious Negroes will come mo their
own.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

The lntes. Southern staiesmuu(?)
TO pose Be god is Jsmes X. Varda-
man, and be itn's worth ten cents.
Poor valuation to place on god, but
its the best we can do, because be j.
no good anyway.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15
THE KEYSER, MOOREFIELD
AND PETERSBURG
STAGE LINE

Runs daily except Sunday. Persons
wishing to travel IN The direction
mentioned will find it great con-
Venience and very chesp-the round
trip only 50, and the distance being
70 either place and back, 81 miles.
PERSONS travelling it once, vii! never
orget the kindness OF the proprietor
Mr. George Shank.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15
~ DAI sihiORE &OHlC
49, RAILROAD.
Corrected to November 2-:h, 1910.

Trains leaYe Aa1tinsburs a. follows:
WEST BOUN.
No IS Daily atI1.IS m TO, PITTS burg.
Cincinnati, Louisville and -. Louis.
Connects iur komney except Sunday and
al CITATION for Wheeling daily
No. Sc Daily at IL. 8 IN for Grafton,
PiN,burg ard Chicaga.
30 J Daily, at 3.27 N for Grafton,
fi,tsbuu and Chicago.
NJ. Daily 7.37 ~ Ior Wheeling, Gel
uubus and Chicago.
70, Daily at o.l6 IN for Cincinnati.
Louisville and St. Louis.
10 Daily at 40 IN for Cincinnati
Louisville and st Louis.
FIR Cumberland and way Stations, No
SO, 5.i4 p. m.
N..y Daily at II.2S m: for Piltsburg
no IS Daily except Sunday at I. 50 m
Or Cumberland and intermediate sta
ions. Connects for Berkeley oprlngs.
EAST BOUND.
No Daily 1T 4.IG ~ for Washing
ton, baltimore, Phila 1elphia aa1 New
York,
No 10 Daily 4.3s a n for Washington
and Baltimore,
No Daily at $40 A M For Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, Connects for Lexington Va, and
Hagerstown except Sunday and rreder-
lex.
No. 40 9.5S a. N, for Washington and
Baltimore.
No 2 Daily at 1919 m for Washing-
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia ana New
York,
No Daily at 2,3S IN for Washington
Baltimore, Phliadei .)Ala and New rorx.
No Ii Daily at s. II p IN for Washington
Ball.E4ore, Philadelphia and New FORK.
NoI2 Daily 'Du4uesue Lunltri" at
1873 a. u. for Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New YORK.
No Io Daily except sunday at I2,i5 pm
for Frederick, Ballimoic aid ..it .Ater-
mediate stations via Old line.
NOIS Daily except odntay al q. 80 On
for - aShlngton ana Baltimore ..H1 I'll IN
terrnedlate stations, Connects tor = .eder-
lex.
c. W. BASSETT, Gen. Pass Agent.
Baltimore Nd.
4. S. BOUIC Ticket Agc..t,
MartinsburS, W, Va
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

Several foreign powets are o. sbeir
usual and periodical busineon of bu
lying poor listIa Hats, and while, G,
present, the ipeignifcapt black Re-
public oppea's quite docile, there il
no telling when and where The Hai
tien spirit, which is always retain.
tive, mey break out, and what bevcC
it will wreak among sbe foreign iD-
veders when il does.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

Work for the Department Of JUS
sice and IT. should go at it with lis
coat off. The idea Of United States
District Judge saying he would rsth.
or see huodred Negroes killed than
one white man. Bland is his name =.
Gust him.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

The Cuviiler OH, creating q col
ored regiment Tor the State Of Now
York h"a pissed both houses Of i've
Legislature, AM: is now reuhy fer the
Governor to sign. 1t is hoped he
does it,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

Spectators Notes in the Rochea~
ter Sentinel are well worth reading.
and II be"dcd, will do the rnce an
1neeslmGble cmount of good.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15
DELINQUENT TAX
LIST.
LIS 7

List Of persons and property other than Real
Estate in the County Of Berkeley, Delinquent for
the Non-payment Of Taxes thereon for The wear
1910.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

Grady viii never live TO ere ,Ae
time when editors will be mede to
sign their edi'nriela.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

G.0."n J II 3f
q tS,c + r. Of
H1uI- BIsOD 65
Hoh mau Ell E!,at- 3 90
H"aS + II IA
HIn;er John Is
Huff Ban Il
Hanna c E II
j lfarson il 27
X .ckley Raleigh ii
X pl!nger lawrence %
X -ll-r Bella V IA
Kan!rick Cp as
Keller j H 35
Leonard J lf
LvgRet clarence Is
Lp:i,e,! w G 30
Urgent Grafton 81
Miller Daniel IS
Mansfield N.wson Is
Miller 81 D 81
MOng CT 2T
Nd d ie:On janice s a.
KILLER IT 30
Myere John %
McDousld G T Is
M,ile J II 90
Oabe'ry Emma %
orr James Is
Peerf c X 05
Page Jr fferson %
Preston william 20
Konklea Joseph 80
Rnd7 NJ j %
Rldeoour Pa.er IA
Ritter J,mee S 10
RldeOut David 20
Roberta william rs
S aede Emma II
snyder james n rs
smith christian Al
sum Geo B 10
Soocp jos l6
schleY Harvey IS
SHADE o B SO
S FibliDg charles "a
Ss'm!ey Go a 1874
stewart S T 2r
Sipp NJ R Is
stewart z 90
Turner j R rs
Taylor Tnomos e p
talbot. BIZ l2
Farmer Sd lS
walker w w l6
WassOE G c 43
Weiee E As
WATSON G L 81
wilson william Sc
hington Thos IL
Weaver Charles 81
washington JH 60
4 mmar!nsb K W 80
RAILING WATEDC
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-07-15

SATURDAY, JULY IS. 1911.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09
&rmg sen Gun, iom er sen beSitc ug
~ipariommeli9ite.

9lt uSpariombeo er @ejen til Rig-
oom" far piit Jig at pere fao ian0t,
at mango 0erpe0 er bragt til at
operDeie, bporleoes Sc fan ipare /
@iemmet, iaa Sc faar Eenge tilbeoite
og alligepel fan bope alting rige=
Iigt.
Set er flart % let at in0ie, at
|Spariombeo begpn0er / &pffenet, tbi
Ser finder ser Steo laa megen Sos
len meo Mrbei0e og l,npttige lt0gif=
ter pna 8rl1no al, at man Burger
Sos, Sui og Ge6.
stan0aro Sil Company bar /
mango elar foripgt at lpare for
Solicit oerpe0, at Set bar p9ret Set
oigtigite &e0ifab til at giere Ollie
populer og billig. 9enne itore og
pelfienote &orporation til6poer MI
Solicit STE Seem &erfection Sil
|gtope iom ct mooerne Mi00el til at
ipore Sis, M%rbei0sfraft og &enge.
|GenneSpn afifuffer al6eles set baar-
Sc Mrbei0e, ltleiligbe0 og Sm11os,
iom life fan un0gaaes, 11aar man
bruger @as eller &ul til at foge
mes. 6oruoen at bore billtyere og
renligere ems andre Dome, er SEEM
Eerfection Die aogeopnen u0en
r9rgt"; SEN tilrager og opbe6er life
&gffenet. Sen fan tnnoes og fluff
fec paa ct 9ieblif.
Set Toftum, at set itore STANDARD
Oil Company fabrtferer 0enne Spn,
CT obiolut @arantt for. at ingen be-
6re DON finoes. Stan0aro Oil Cont
panp bar laa itorarte0e 6%abrifanlag,
at set fan ielge benne Spn ioo bill
ltgt, iom set er muligt.
@i raa6er bore 2eiere til at 1t,1=
6eriege 6or6elene pes Seem Eeriec-
tton Sliefogeopnen, og ri er operbe-
pilt ON, at enbper &jeber peo Brit
gen al SEN bill opnou GparlomDe6 /
&effenet og @eluere og @pgge
@iemmet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

ct. SAUL, Minn.> s. Mpril 1910.
Scr. 6. 2ambert!
Sbiitereoe:-&tllao mig at meo=
Sele til 6or0el for ANDRE iom plages
at &beumatisme, bba6 2amberts
Meumotisme=El1lper u6retteoe for
mig.
Seq bar ing og maatte boloe Sen
gen | otte lange Maaneoer, plaget
me0 ~&beumatisme, bar / Bette Si6s=
rum UNDER 8eban0ling al tlere 2a-
ger og prepeoe mango Slags Mebi-
elmer, &ecepter og 8eban0linger, ser
foiteoe mig flere bun0reoe Collars
u0en at faa noger 2inoring, men
blep lta0ig perre. 6lere @enner> Set
ielp bap0e b9ret angrebet pon ian1-
me Moaoe og brugt Ceres @i06el
mes Sc be0lte &eiultater> raa6e0e
mig at BRUCE 2amberts &beumo=
tisme-Fulper. Seq fiebte itrafs 3
sgifer og eftergrugen al 21% s@ifer
er ieg glao be6 at fltnne iige, at
leg TIL er friif og u6en @n1ernr
eller &ine, og at ieg MI igien far
begpn0t at arbeioe.
Ceres %9rbp6ige,
sc. g. g / nj 3.
947 g. 7tb ct, ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09
&refoemtens sommerbolis,

Ser begpn0er at blipe ret gobe
l(6jigter til, at Hrel i0entens Cont
mer6olig bill blioe pes Mtnnetonfa=
;Spelt. Minneiota : &pngresmanoen
for Minnelota 5. &ongresoi1trift,
Jranf &c. Rpe, bar fremlat en- &e-
lolution / &ongresien ON az mo0ta-
&c set 5il6u0, JONI foreligger fra
@eboere at @ap5atu, Minn., ONT at
|itille Sen fornp0ne @pggegruno til
&aa0igbeo, og &ei ollttionen er oper=
oraget til @uiets &omite for offen<
lige 8pgninger og @runoe til Sper-
beieIle . Saa mart 6enne er foreta-
get, bill ct Silbuo fra Commercial
Club / minneapolis ON en- paSien-
Sc Sommerbolig orBrnlioenten BIZ
be optaget til 8ebanoling, ug co
gen bil blipe fremifpnoet iaa meget
iom set er muligt. Otter Sigenoe
ffol Nrpiioenten ielp bore meget
itarft / 6apgr at Safe Mianetonfo
for Gommeropbol6siteb Seen Sci
lpeobliper for6prigt at fomme Iilbu>
fra forifjelltge ggne at 9anoet. Saa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

raobte fig iii ufploigbeo o. erfIe.
reoe, at bele gagen bill blipe opflo-
ret. Sc iagoe, at set beofte Gorbolo
e%tsiitereoe mellem Sem og Meite.
Sert faar oe Meobolo al Mrs. See
ite, iom flyer, at Meite og Carlton
tom goot operens. @iennem en- Solf
oplpite @rs. @eite,at Neite bapoe To-
bet at gipe Carlton og @uitru fat
2en for at DO paa 6armen og bielpe
mes Mrbei6et, og at 6armen ienere
fun6e ttlfaloe Sem.
Mrs. Meite og CARTONS boebe
iammen / Sen be6ite 5oritaaelle, it'll
&c gnfen, inotil Ell 5legtning for
talte benoe, at Soft / Sarrts bopoe
iagt, at Carlton 6rnbte SEN garnle
og brnnote 2iget / ct @uifa6s npr
@uiet. Mrs. Meite ba6 Ga Carl
tons ON at lptte> og at Sc gioroe
Set, men ser bar fife 1ogen Srptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09
2anif Sung / amerita.
(6ortiat fra 1. sioe).

\CS>>~~ S
&c &pin6er, iom itille pusler I Sus
% Stem og / Sc lange Cages gnfom-
beo fpler @emobens Spngoe langt
1tprfere ems Menoene, Ser faroes
mere uoe og bar iaa mango Sing at
posse og 6erunber Ter og opleper
mere, iom fnptter Sem til set npe
2an6.
Com nepnt er Sangen oprinoelig
en- @ilien til en- enfelt @fooer. @aar
ben MI ipnges al ma1ge, % ton
bper tenfe paa lin Mooer og lit
8arnoomsbiem, og 6erpeo bliper Sen
en- @illen til Sc mango berbiemme,
iom far @grn / Mmertfa. Men iom
6olfeiang er Sen en6nu mere. Sen
Mooer hi ollie btlier, er bort falles
6olf og 5aorelmo. 9igteren bar
mes ct lpffeligt @reb formet ben,
iaa SEN gier Sploelt paa begge Maa=
ser. Der er anore Sange, bpori 6e
famine @trenge an laas; men tngen
Tan maale Jig mes Sen. Set ferlte
@ers af EN- til ifa1 0og anfsres.
@runoe1 bar hi begnet,
Mrnens Cue tgn0t;
men Dor Gang ri fpnger
into6 giten pe1ot.
@Glt og @un6,
@fop og 2uno
fiernt fra Se6res Stem,
fol0er Min6ets Saure
/ bort 9ie frem.
9e fem itoite Sinner er Omfpeo
til @angens iefs 8ers. Sen er Dig.
tet at 8. 6. Molbecb, 5gn al Sig
teren SIR. 6. s. Molbecb. &on op,
! bolot fig en- 9el @ar / Mmerifa oe
leper MI / @pbenbabn iom Sorfotter.
Sans 5amg er f6n og itemntngsrig
| baaret al Sen famine @runotone iou
M6am Sans, og fom oenne ipnges
ben meget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

-
5pano, troeoe en- 4anterat, at Set
bar 8ano, bporfor fan uoer nioere
greb Spanoen og bel0te 6ens Sn6-
bol0 / Dem belpime6e Manos Mn=
ligt. Miolet bite Jig meget brit
ningsful0t, tbt Manoen fom itrafs
til Jig ieIp igien, men Ga Span0er
in0ebol6t @66ife iite6etfor Gano bar
set alt an0et ems en- bebagelig Sp-
poagnen.S itne8eltrg6elier for at fac
en- iterfe @eoife 10 al fine Zine
og Ngiebor glemte Sen iaare6e for
en- Si6, at Ser bar noget anoet Ser
bam.
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aOnerespals i SOMA.

S Soma 8. @ongresoiitrift er
Ser / Manoags foretaget Galg al en-
&ongresmano ilteoet for @alter s.
smitb of Council @luffs, ser al
&reii0enten er uonebnt til H.. g.
CONNER. 90. 81. Greene a. Muou:
BON, &epublifaner, palgtes l1teo e
6lertul al 1,192 Stemnter oper iir
oemofratilfe Mo6fanoioot, 90. g
GlepeIan0.
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Svo Dafota.
observation-disclosures {

- observation-disclosures ON at
6ringe til Mfltemning 2open ON ST.
lGggelie al Stri0igbe0er angaaenoe
Gountpieoer, blep oen 81. Mai in0-
leperet til Statslefret9ren mes or1=
trent 5000 Mapne ga Ser fun er
cit al Statel1s 9per, ser lurlig CT
intereSieret / at o%pret6olbe 2ope;1,
paaltaaes Sc erbperpeoe l1noerlfrifter
at unre orlfaffe0e peo leje6c 6olf.
- &ongresmen0ene 811rfe og
Marttn fun0e fife enes ON, bpem
Der ifuloe bore Holtmelter / Germi!~
lion, og 6erfor los man iio1te 2gr-
Dag Spergsmaalet afgidre pe6 al
minoeligt @olg, bpori ogiaa 6olf
langs Sc fra 8pen u0gaaenoe Soft
ruter 0eltog. &elultatet blep, at
@1ll1nm y. 9uDcf bleD palgt oDer
IS. $. 2amton mes en- Maioritet al
81.
- S Mber0een, og flere ar0re
steoer / Stateu> er ser begpnot
en- 8ebegelle for at faa Sobn
8urfe> Mor0 9ufotas @uprner, no,
mineret til 0emofrattif &an0i0at for
Brejioent nai tie Mar. Ser bleu Ioa-
leOes fra aberdeen ienot en- 9elego=
ton til Set itore 0emofratiife Mpoc
/ ct. Saul, for at &artiets ltore
@en0 fan faa at bi0e, bpao Moro=
pelte11 far at bp0e iom Gimme for Sc
0emofratiif Breli0ent.
- Sor6ifielp at en- ret betp6elig
Stprfe marfe0es 5re0ag gftermi0-
Sag ii0ite l1ge / Sl1ron og / 8per
in0en en- &a0ius al 100 Mile. Set
ifete be6 5 Ti6en. Sullerfener ros=
leoe / &efferne, 9piefroner luoie0e>
to ltore Speilglasru0er fneffe6e, og
Soft leb ifrefilag1e fra @uiene u0
paa @a0en. &ontorfolf lpb fra Sc
res Eulte, og &etslofalerne blep /
en- Gort forlaote. Sglaa / Mitcbell
og / &lanfinton merfe6es Sor6fiel-
bet tp0eligt.