davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Sic aIte @ttmatb.
Sad)ien.

Die nel,lid} idon fur5 gemeloete
6euersbrunit III 2in6an bat 40
@obnbduier 1uno ebenio piele Mebenge-
bdl1oe 5erit0rt. Die 6el1erpebren aus
Srtldnften itanoen oem &ieienbran<
Sc madtlps gegcniiber, "a elm idarfer
@ino mebte l,11o iiberoies @aiierman-
gel berridte. lleber 40 6amilien
nl1roen broolos, u16 mande bon if
men tnben ibre ga,15e @abe p%erloren.
lll1ter SEN abgebrannten @ebdll0en
Iefinoen iib brei grobe 8%auernbofe
(@einrid 6reiburg, 5ron5 @enniges
uno Mnton Chem uno ser @altbof bon
@eiur. @ier1pirtb. Spielenoe @in6er
iplen oas 8r%onoungliif per1duloet
haben.
@annuber.
Su @abnenflee, in ser &C.
Qero Don @oslar @ar5, lit bas @rllno
&otel &l,rbaus, Better q. Sizes, polI=
itaroig nieoergebrannt. Sdaoen iebr
arpf. Gin bel Ser @ranoitGtte ais
3l1idlaller meilenoer ginmobner @ab-
%11enflees erlitt, ais Sic o%bnmad)tig ge-
moroene 6ra1 oes @eliters Sizes BON
Wfainnern aus Sem Saul getragen
mllroe, beim Mnblid Ser 6ral1 einen
&er5id)lag u1o itarb alrgenblidlid.-
Sn 9ingen iturb inn Sitter BON 63
Sabren Eoitiefretar a. 9. @einri9
Heinfe, Ser iid meger ieines bieoerer
G%baraftcrs bel alien 6reunoen un0
@efannten u19etbeilter @o6id)Gbung
erfrel}te. = Ser lngariide Nrieiter
Stepb. Morameb muroe bonn @iidoi
BON Ssnabriid gum 5eeli orger fir Sic
l1ngariiden glsmal1oerer in @amburg
%erl1an1t.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16

The magazine proprietors of the
country are sweating blood. IN years
past they have increased their size
prodigiously with purely advertising
matter. The government has been
carrying them through the mail at
an %ascertained loss Of nine cents per.
Well. President Taft and his post
master general. Mr.. Hitchcock. have
been trying to get congress to change
the rates on magazines so as TO make
them pay something like what it
costs the government to transport
them through the mails. So far the
magazine proprietors have been able
to control the majority in congress
and stave of any advance in postage
rates the magazines must pay.
President Taft has told these gentle
men that so long as he Is president
his efforts will be bent toward max
ing them pay somewhere near what
It actually costs the government 10
deliver their publications to subscrib-
ers and agents through the mails.
At the last moment Of the closing
of the 61st Congress the bill raising
the rates to magazines was thrown
overheard and a further investiga-
ton of the subject ordered. 1t is to
be hoped that the ed Congress will
take action.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16

ming CT March. The great distance,
however. between the middle OF the
big southern ice barrier and the
nearest telegraph station viii prob-
ably prevent the world from getting
any direct intelligence from the ex-
plorers On their advance until txo ~
three months after they make theis
final rush for the goal. Possibly il
June or July Of 1912 the world ma
learn something OF the result OF this
latest foray into the unknown. -le
honor Of discovery OF the North POE
rests with the United States. and il
the present quest in the southerf.
regions should fail. some American
may enter the race afterwsrd. Two
thirds Of a century g Commodore
Charles Wilkes made discoveries In
the far southern seas which attracted
the worlds attention and it is alto
gether possible that some other AM
erican may win some distinction in
exploration in that quarter. II Is
the only hidden land which the world
offers al this time. and thus it has at
fractions for the adventurous
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16
RACE FOR THE SOUTH POLE.

The South Pole is now the center
Of interest among the adventures
who strive to reach the end Of the
earth's axis. The discovery of the
North Pole by Peary, but especially
the pretense OF DR.. Cook that he had
been there. has destroyed such at
fractions for readers as that region
possesses. But the other pole has
eluded the explorers along to this
time. In 1909 Lieut.. Shackleton, a
British naval officer, succeeded in
getting to a point within a hundred
miles of the South Pole, or twice as
near it as Peary got to the other IN
on his latest expedition except one.
Three expeditions are now c4mped
on the ice in the south polar regions.
waiting for the summer, or what is
called summer, in that quarter Of The
globe, when they will make their
dash over the ice pack in the diree-
ton of the pole. A British party is
under Capt. Scott. A Norwegian ex-
petition is commanded by ROAD
Amundsen, who has already Won
some note as an explorer at the other
end of the earth, and a party of
Japanese under Lieut.. Shiras is In
the same locality. Heretofore tha
japanese have not concerned them
selves much with polar exploration,
but they show some earnestness in
this quest, and may make son ad-
ditions TO the worlds knowledge of
the geography of the region arc md
the earth's southern axis.
AS the summe south of the
equator during our winter. the
time for the projected dash of the
Antarctic explorers will be between
the end of September and the begin
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16
Nof His.

DO you obey the Bible injunction
70 love your neighbour"
4 tried 10. but she wouldn't let
me-"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16
HAIL 70 THE HOPI.

Chief Yukeoma. a thin, dried-up
little Hopi Indian from Arizona, has
laid a large portion of the white ace
under obligations to him by express
ing what they feel but are ashamed to
confess, says a valued contemporary,
Progress progresses altogether too
fast for many Of US. We are out Of
breath trying to keep up with the
furious procession of vents. We do
not like to admit that We are old
fogies, but We sigh in secret for the
good old times when things did not
change SO fast. Before wireless tele-
graphy a man could get away from
all news for a little while. Before
railroads he could get some rest from
business while making a journey.
Doubtless customs and manners
changed, but they changed so gradu-
ally hat people were not worn out
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16

magazines and financial journals
published in New York and else
where whose editors hold up their
hands in holy horror every time any
U refers a mining inquiry to them
or asks Of them any information con
corning any speculative enterprise.
mining or industrial. They say:
Don't go into mining unless yen
van 10 lose your money"
No mining-no extra hazardous
advertising can buy space in our col
umns.a
we advise you to keep OUT Of
mining unless you are willing to
take great risks"
We claim that this attitude IS
wholly unfair to a great industry.
There IS ignorance. widespread
and dense. on the subject Of mining
among men who assume to advise on
mining securities. They condemn
them as a class. This is sheer ASSN
ity. The only possible excuse these
men can have for throwing discredit
upon mining by their universal con-
domination Of mining enterprise is
that ii is more important from their
standpoint that the investor keep OUT
of speculative enterprises where his
money IS at risk then that the min
ing industry gets the financial en-
enlargement that is fairly due it.
The following are truisms:
The products of the mines are
among the most important commodi-
ties Of commerce.
They actually furnish the bulk of
the freights and the major part OF
the Of the railroads.
OF the precious metals the hnan-
cial systems and the business Of the
world are built.
The rewards Of mining are seen in
the prosperity Of hundreds Of towns
and cities of east n west. and in
thousands d fortunes. large and
small. made By men who were not
satisfied with the 1 to 6 per cent that
the ordinary safe" investment af-
fords.
And yet these owl-eyed magazine
and newspaper writer's refuse to
consider mining a business which can
be conducted along business lines.
We contend that we'll considered
mining investments and the average
of well chosen mining speculations
are not only legitimate Investments
for a fair part Of the tdsiness mans
money. but that they are more likely
to prove profitable 10 him than a
great majority of business chances
that come to him from day to day
Mining Review.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16

By them: they were hardly con
seious Of them.
Yukeoma. the Hopi chief. went
into the presence Of William Howard
raft and said.
o Great White Father. my people
want 4 live as IN the days of old.
before the ~paleface took from Us the
land that was ours. We don't want
schools and school teachers. We
van 10 rOam free without the white
man always there TO tell Us what We
al do and what ne cannot do.
We beg to give Chief Yukeoma Of
the Hopi tribe the assurances of our
most distinguished consideration.
We are grateful TO him. Who except
the promoters. who make money out
Of modern Improvements and eeas-
less change and new fashions. does
not wish that he could live as he
used to- Who does not wish he could
get rid OF schools and school eodes2
Who would not like to roam free?
Who is not wearied with the everlast-
ing white man. president. policeman
or preacher. who is always there to
tell US what Nc can do and what we
cannot?
Civilization is a failure. Il brings
tuberculosis. smallpox. drunkenness
and eatarrh. Under its baleful in
iuenee the beetle kills the elms, the
bark disease kills the chestnuts and
the San Jose scale destroys the fruit
trees. The horse has CHAMBERS, the
COW has anthrax and the dog. rabies.
The deer are al home 10 hunters only
on certain dates and the trout keep
office hours. Every stream has to
work for lis living. The forests melt
into tanbark and wood pulp. Light
and air. which are still spoken of by
force of habit as synonyms Of album
dance. become luxuries that you
must pay a heavy mouthly rent for
or go without.
But We cant help it. We've got
to take civilization. and so has the
Hopi Indian. and yer il hardly seems
worth while when sages. statesmen
and Socialists are continually assur-
ing US that civilization is about TO
break down under its own vices and
the burden OF its armies and its fleets
after nineteen centuries OF the Gospel
Of Peace. We have got to have
schools and We cant roam free. and
there will be more instead of fewer
white men wherever We turn TO tell
US what we can do and what We can
not do. II is a gloomy prospect that
confronts the white man and the red
one. But We assure Chief Yukeoma
that while the Great White Father
and the little white children can't
help him or themselves We feel as
bad about it as he does, in spite of
our store clothes. our trolley cars and
our flying machines.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES
APPLICATION No. ant.
Notice of Application for Psrmt..ta. a..
APPROPRIATE the Public Water.
al the state of Nexuda-

Notice is hereby given that on tho
TN day of April, 1911. IN aecordaa W
with Section 20. Chnpfer xxTI
statutes OF 1908, one y L. Fisiebnr ~
- county OF White Pine and giafe
OF Nevada, made application a, ~
STATE Engineer Of Nevada Tor re,taia
SION to appropriate the public Watsr.
OF the state of Nevada. sgeb 1919
prlatlon Is to be made from witi9s,,s
.rtek' az points on u-nsuryeeed isna
at a point on Williams Creek + a az
grees u. 10. $50 feet from ne ~"
oor. sec. 20, i - n, r. 81 y. by mean
cuplc feet per second IL IA a. eon nv
20 points at the mil which bears M
Cor. Sec. 90, T. 10 n. X. 81 q p y. y.
OF a dam, ditch and hume and | tbeps
purposes. Water 10 h Wlillng
stream at a point s. 20 degpennss' 20
T. - N, II. SO Il. t nc 25s
Signed. W. KF4.v,
(First publication, April ia
tLast publication, NAV ~ ~
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16

CFfrst publication, Apru Ie ia,,f
CAST publication, MAY "a ~
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16

While Nj. Roosevelt was out in
the far west being entertained by the
admiring citizenship Oyster Bay
went Democratic. There are those
who will believe that the colonel
should have postponed his visit.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16

The new speaker Of the new house
told the new congress that il must
do something 10 reduce The cost Of
living, but il Is dollars 10 doughnufs
that fl is much more likely 70 reduce
the opportunities for making one.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16
EASTERN LIBEL.

The following has been wildly re-
produced and should be impressed
even more strongly on the moneg
changers:
There are certain newspapers.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16

The question that is ~agitating
the minds of some of our people
these days is whether the insurgents
are happier in the present minority
than they were in the majority TO
which they we're originally elected.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16

Uncle Joe Cannon will continue as
the watchdog Of the treasury in his
position as a member OF the APP
propriations committee in the pres
emf congress, and the reputation he
made many years ago will be fully
sustained.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16

II Il a source OF amusement to the
average Kentuekian 10 hear eamels
Boosting about going two weeks
without water.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16
Nothing Better Than Hand Work

Our new system of ironing shirts
by hand gives better results and
less wear than machine work
Give us a trial and be ~conyipced
Troy Laundry Co., phone 63-K ,,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-16
4 Hardened Specimen.

NO Black Hand letter could
brighten me-.
'Oh. we'll. you're used to being
dunned.'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

Sets @elo / 9esulerinsen at Mapefuntz
tionen bar bioraget meset til at opbepe
8rusen al Salte, minera1banb, @~ensningsz
mioler os andre Sing. Sprup 4epin siper
baris @elbreoelie oeo isien at brinse Ma=
oens Muitler i n%aturlis Gunttion os peo
fine nerbetDrtenbe Gbner. 8lanbt bens bar=
meite 8eunbrere er Mr. Sobn @rapeline,
SO M%i1uautee Mbe., 9etroit, Mieb., W&r.
S. q. @ernon / Otlaboma GitD os t~ufinoer
at andre. Set faas / ollie Mpotbeter for so
@ents os 81 G1aiten, men en- fri preoe=
fla1te tan faas oeo at inbienoe Sores
Noresie til Sr. SO. @. Ga1otpe1l, $50
IGalomell Building, Monticello, SIT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

&aaobniet bel funoe bore, gif FUN
t1o glennem 2anomanosbotellets
2pr. Sum itdpre0e op as Srapperue
og enote til Slut felt oppe poa So
tellets 2oft, bbor bun aabneoe for
itlelltge Dgre u6en at fin0e Scent
1%erfontoret. Smi6lerti0 bgrte mau
neoen UNDER Sen gamle &ones 500
trim og tpoeoe 6erfor, at Ser par
SDbe poa 2oftet. Mortin @6rilte1-
len, Der er Me0lem al Bolitiforet,
iferte Jig &olitiuniformen, og mes
oro9en sobel liiteoe bo11 fig op
poo 2oftet for at fange Sen for
mentlige Spp. Soerroifelien for Beg
&c Starter bar flor, 6o Sogens rette
Sommenbeng fom for Dagen.
6re6erifspnrfs nue.
s. + e. Sau mnrfeligt set ems
, lpoer, bar Sen inu1ffc &jp6ita0 peo
S%lefioroen bi0til life baft cit eyen
Sogneftrfe, og 8eboerl1c far maattet
isge til set nerliggen0e &iuoerpo
bper Spnoag for at operpure CUBS
tienelten Ser. S 9g6et al Sc liolte
~ Nor far ser pnret ar6eioct paa
en- ny Strife, bportil @run0lteuen
neolag6es / Sftober 1909, oq iom
blep inopiet Sen0ag SEN 81. Mai.
airfen er opfgrt al rp6e baan6,
1tr99ne Sten paa Ell flppet Grant,
! 1offel. Sens Sag er opffet mes
|Eegl, oens Spir fo6beronffet, So
beoinogangsportalen er flonferet al
to lple @ronitipjler, / l6pis rigt or
11amentere0e &apitGler ser CT in0=
bugget friitelige sinobilleoer. Sno-
oefNtg er &irfen enfel og lmuf.
Hl1mmet er operbp9lbet me6 Ell n1l1-
ret Epnoe9p9luil1g og 9pi0tet in0til
to 500 fra @ulpet. $ 2oftet er an
brogt mooerne @entilatoronleg, oq
ollie &onoelabre og &roner er 6reoet
Smeoeiern. Ereoifeitol og @or-
ifronfe er mrre6e og 9pbefonten al
Grant. &irfen opborn1es pes Gent
tralporme. Serlig mutt er Sir
TENS Srgel, ser er ifjenfet al are6.
iens 5olfetingsmano> Sberitlgjt<
l1ant Borfop. Mlteret bar intet ar.
terbilleoe; sets enelte Smpffe er ct
ltort malet og forgpl6t Erefors, om-
gipet at en- Glanrme=M onoola. @lof=
fen / &aornet er Set eneite, ser bio=
til bar opret / Gre0erifspprf @ps
e1e. Set er ne11lig SEN gomle 8p=
floffe, ser bang pao Set ltore Gre~
1totip be0 @pens &or1 og iom Mlor=
gen og Mften bilite Solopgang %
S%olneogang / Sen firfelpie gp. 9lu
er oen fommen til sore og geroig=
be6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09
Grrne.

Get npe 5tatsen II. g.
| e [. Mrfiteft @ictor @pebplle, ser
bar leoeret set forelebige ltofalt til
Sfatsns npe 5engiel pe0 Mpborg, er
rellt til l%1olanoet for at it1l0ere Sro-
at fremme0e nm iarlig tn
tie ~ 5engsler. 6engielsoireftic=
men er fr1l6 Gang mes 6orbereoel
til Spfgrelien at Gengslet %
I oe11r1e Maaneo Tan man begun,
paa uoorbejoelien al aeeningcrnc.
GrngielsbDgningen pil forment(i, ]
flr1ne ftaa fer6ig ii6lt / 1912.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09
SbIlan6.

@ern ng feger at
blipe &iebito6 5. Sogl1e=
raooet / &errit1g 9ar pc0taget et6or=
log> gporefter &erning ifal iages
opbpit til &je6itao fra 1918.
So1gt &6iifole. &lonf
Sejlfole pr. @alten stotion er al
Gieren, 6oritan0er S. Niellen> @or=
ris 9anobrltgifole, iolgt til tiolige-
re 2Grer peo 2ollan6s @pjifo(e $.
g. @onien for $4,000 Ser. Oper-
togelien er ifet.
90 e ieri 5fogen II.
Set fdrite Meieri er 11u oprettet /
Sfogen. &por Ser for foa s(or iioen
f11n bar set 119gne, gol0e Sono, er
MI lao fore Mrealer op0prfet, at scr
boloeS 200 &reoturer, og at Mp(3s.
brl1gerne far ill1ttet iig iomlncu OIL
ct Ncieri.
9 III q rfs grte
g 3 nsm II s. Stots=
1ltsman0 Nosnnts G%tocf6oln1 og
9llitrlt, &ol0bD pe6 @renoa, funoe
forleoen feire 6ereS Gplpbrplll1p.
&s. Stocfbolm er 9nnmarfs fprfte
Statsbnsman6, i0et fan er sel1 for
ite, Scr fit 2oan / @enbol0 til 60
ben ON Soro til 2onoorbejSere.
. Mol tilSoI~
I a II s. st bollan6f Tilfereoeri
/ CONNER foriggspis efsportere
lepcnoe Md fra 1oumorf til Sol
lano og far ollerebe ienot en- Cont
per, ioa1 Tan rl1n1me 10000 @uno
lepe11oe 3ol. 0pfjpbet lfol ltreffe
fig ODER belle Sen jp0ife gitfpit og
on1fatte 15-t6,OO0 Nuno rnaaneo-
Jig. Set menes at billie lntte Sri
erne / @eiret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09
Exarr rfgmlfrrr Ht1
@auf- 1Brnu nfttr frtt.

@eoattbrerne at n@ealtb @intsD os
nAueitions ano @nstuers" faar ct Gpprgs=
rtaal ftllet fig oftere enb noset anbet %
Tom be, mertelist moi, bar ben ftsrte @an=
feligbeo meb at be1bare. Set er: u6porle=
bes ian leg re9u1ere min Mabe?"
ST.. @albtpe11, en- %frennrasenoe @pecia1if
t Mabe= os 2eperipgoomme, bar unbcripst
belle bette Ge1t, bar prattiieret benne @pez
ctalitet / 40 @ar % ct filter paa, at See
ftanbbelene. / bet iom ta1oes 9r. Galoiuclls
Syrup pepiin bar bet ftsrfte &rab paa
Spmertiombcb at Soft meb en- baarlis
Goropielie. .>s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09
9isbeubapu.

8igbenbann.
q benb auns Sal g.
mt e II / g + e 5. &eii6eren0e &a-
pellon pes @elligaan0sfirten, Soban
Glauien, er blepen palgt til &reit
for aipbenbapns Galgmeni9beo JONI
9aitor S%lngeriens gfterfelger.
. oct e t 3 e 0 & c.
5 e 6 a 5 e / &%jebenbopn er
&pesga6e, bpor 1902 Menneifer bar
9olig, Mprrebngaoe, Ser teller
1856 og Electromagnetic, Ser bar
6,317 @eboere.
&as e III angel. S Gre<
lagcrarbeioernes 6agforbuno er fon-
%itateret Ell @asiemongel paa ca.
|2500 @r., og iamti0tg er 6orman.
Sen $. @ul0ager foripun0en. Sans
&egnifaber er / frpgtelig ltoroen.
Sans &ameroter nil forme11tlig life
reiie Siltale MOS bamt.
M illus 6 c e IL
DC o II m t e t. Set er TIL
lpffeoes 9ille6bagger @ai Mielien at
lfaffe Sen Ste1, ser ifal bruges til
Mplius gricblen = @onl1mentet.
Sfibsfprer q. 81. Mielen far fiifct
oeu op rG for Saltbolm, og &oi
Nielien far for Ell Siffem6eos Sfpl6
lelu beligtiget aolosen> ioet fan for
leoen gift mes poa @abnebrn0en
Gpfferoragt og fanot SEN onpen6e,
Zig. Stenen oeier $4,000 @uno.
@,e t se1falf: 9ircftge
is S. 8rincfen pes &aa6pao6onls
6obrifer er pao Motionolbonfens
5oranitaltning bleuen onbolot
9a1fe11s 2ofaler. San far / Sci;
iioite Sis 6isfonteret en- 3effe
&efs(er paa HrobinsforbrnoelIer,
mellem 6isie bar Ell Man6 fra Mc'.
borg. ga 6enne Mano pe6 Sur
folostioen negte6e at bope noltect
%efslerne, blep 8rtncfen fal6t ino
I 9anfen og fer tilito6 bon, at bcit
bop6e ifrebet Mapnene pao Tefslsr=
tie. Otter ct fort Torb6r blep 9rin=
cfn iat UNDER Mnbol6elie. @n fore
lebig l1n0eridgelie far piit, at her
por iolt for ca. 5000 Sir. fhlfc
%efsler. 9isie bleo / 2gbet af Go=
gen in6frie6e al 6omilien.
. e ct 81 + e +
IS enri 8. 9. @rpge +
/ @isbenbapn, Ell @en of Ganif6e-
oens 6orfpmper / Nor0ilespig Sans
Mnoerien @rpger / 8eptoft, itprteoe
forleoen Spnoag meo lin @icpfle i
Merbeoen at &ongens 2pngby %
blep 0rebt poa Ste0et. San fom
figren0e / itnrf 6art ne6 as err
8affe, ga &julet pluoielig Tom
ltor6en, Sen ret ipere Mon6 faite=
6es uo ODER Stpret og ra,nte GSor-
Dem MES Han6en. S bans 5sir,
2tnoing families ct 6pbt Sui. arn-
ger blep Sc Mor gon1nel. So,i
fe6tes Sen 6. 9ccember 1854. 81
Sen 1890, ga fan fit 8eitalling iont
Soerretslogferer, 6rep bon Iorret-
ming / &isbenbapn, bpor Fan bar
fien6t / bioe &re6j e.
40 0 c GIL ri c t
It'll 6 ipben9 aun or
1 0 Mor. S Sen ii0ite Sio er
Der fremfommet cit &lan, ser liffert
fan gjere 9fegni11g paa enonu 1terre
Sateresies ems &lonen ON at tilfpre
Sopeoltaoen @leftricitet fra Stroll,
battan". Sngenier Mp6oe bar
nenltg paa Ell meget energiif Mauoe
benleoet @eoeielifabets 0pmerfion1=
bcO poa Moiernes Mnpenoelie io,n
&rofttiloe. S Bette Eilfeloe, Sc
sieloer @elpsningen of @jpbem6aun.
bar Sngenieren {e9ct poa Ser So
&ilometer fra &jpbrnbapn baliggcn=
De "9omoie", iom ierlig egnet. Ge11=
tie Moie omfatter omrtrent 5000
IEpnoer 2on0 @oieioro, ser n1enes
at bore tilitreffeIig til at Iepere
&iebenbabn @raft / ODER 100 gar.
@prneD nlpsoog en-
I St / D 3 j obn SEN Is.
Mtoi begDn0te UNDER pien0e &eg,,
1ont gonlfe pi1t bprte op fen poo
6ormio0ogen; men 0ette / Screening
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

bill De boioe aDinber iiiffftert tage I'll
opermna6e oeforatipe TO.
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@prneD CLIP c II
I s. en- obn Sen 16.
Wtoj begp110te UNDER pien0e @egn,
1ont gotlfe pilt bdrte op fen poa
6ormtooogel1; men oette / Screening
n1eo> at 2ocfol,ten tog iin 8egpnocl=
le lan1me Sag = set bar fpr @lif-
tenn Observation-Disclosures blep iluttet
= lagoe cit 9umper paa 6eititen1=
ni'1gelr, iom gioroe Jig %gieloenoe
belle 9ogert. S1r0iamlingen gop Ser
for ct min6re ltobptte ems / ti0liae=
re aar. @usinoiamlingcn blep ore=
pet meo flor gnerei og @anara
r1t'tof on @aoroene blep gien.te;n
fdrt efter Frogrommet.
@eo Mi00agsti0 oobneoes rln6t
ON I @pen forifiellige Sober, boor-
ira l'1ge Gamer }olge @roipeftfort
% glomltsr, og onore Ste6er bar
Der 5elte> bpor &11nltnere forlpiteoe
El'blifltm mes Sang og muiif.
gpens Sfneipillere og @fl1eipiller-
11oer bar | Sl6en> og set bar biitnof
oem> ION Beof Bab6e &e16 til at
faa fat / Solf.
Spm9rfiombe0en lamIe6e Tia ooq
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-09

@otel % @oo6 3.
Sl1oeboperen at 9anomonosbotellet i
&jrrteminoe, Mortin Gbriltenicrl
lbar looet @otcllet %ot16pgge iomti6ig
nreo, at &iarteminoe ny &aabbus
blap reiit. &eiultatet ct blepet, at
oe to iammenbpgge6e gienoomnre
ligner b%i1an0en JONI ct @ar 9roa<
Der @an6. Man ifal pare fogfpl1=
Sig for at finoe 116 al, bpa0 Ser er
NaaSNts, og bba6 Ser er @otel.
6orle6en ifa,l6e en- elore Some ben
paa &emnerfontoret for at betale
Stat, og efter lange at bape oDer=
peiet, bpor 6en rette SSnoga1g til