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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
STAR GAGE RIFLES
FOR TEXAS TROOPS

Austin. Texas. Oct 1T is an
nounced by adjutant general Henry
Hutchings that the adjutant generals
department has adopted the policy of
equipping annually. at least two organ
izations of the infantry. cavalry or
coast artillery of the Texas national
guard with so star gage rifles in place
of those now in use The organize
tons receiving these new rifles will be
those who in the preceding year have
shown. by reports at the federal and
state inspections. annual encampments
and other infOrma ton. the most salts
factory results in the care and preser-
walton OF the arms and equipments is
sued to them The two Organizations
to get the star gage rifles for 1912 are
company X. of Houston. and company
y. of Orange, OF the Third infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
HE EMUIsATES
FATHER ADAM
New Yorker Wanders About in Ma
lures Garb-Races CIOthesless
Through Streets.

New York, n. Y, Oct. 4.-Blase
Broadway at Forty-second street re-
ceived a shock today when nude man
ran up Seventh avenue, apparently
Oblivious to the attention he was at
tracing. Policeman Cannon, at Forty
second street, saw the spectacle ap-
preaching, and made a dive for him
The man reversed and sped back
down Seventh avenue, and. turning into
Forty-first street, ran into a lace shop
conducted by the Misses Boyd His
sudden appearance in the shop was
startling. Miss Sarah Boyd and Miss
Mary Boyd covered their faces with
their, hands and then dived beneath
the counter. Women customers Joined
in the headlong dive. Miss Rose Boyd
who retained her selfpossession, at once
realized that the clothesless one was
hiding behind a screen. Policeman
Cannon and several hundred spectators
arrived simultaneously and captured
the refugee, who said he was James
Royal, of San Francisco. His clothes
were found in the hallway at No. 2O2
West Forty-first street, where a man
had seen him using a hypodermic nee
die shortly before.
Royal said he was addicted to the use
of morphine and that he did not know
what he was doing when he disrobed
and ran into the street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
THE LAST RESORT
LL% you don't mean to say that you }
are going out in a weather
(By Edmond Jaloux.)

LLx you don't mean to say that you
are going out in weather
l. like this, Monsieur Finolet?
1t will mean your death. You had far
better come in here to the parlor. We
are short one for another table of
The old teacher silently shook his
head to signify that il was impossible,
and without turning or even looking at
the old toothleSs women who enjoyed
door. In front of him lay the garden
OF the asylum for the aged all covered
with snow while the dark sky told of
more snow to come. Behind him a
crowd of old men and women were
coming from the dining room into the
warm corridor. Most of them had land
ed in this, their last port, after a life
full of cares and hardships, which had
taught them to appreciate the comfort
of the place where they had come to
end their days.
and how would they have been able to
exist on the few hundred francs they
had saved up as a result of their long
life's work, if there had not been a
place like this?
Old Ffnolet, who had formerly been
a teacher belonged to the privileged few
who had a room alone.
We'll 1 must say it is very strange
that he can't stay home even in weather
like today, an old woman exclaimed.
See, II Is showing now. That woman
must have pretty strong hold on him
that he must visit her every day.
And have you noticed that he is al
ways carrying a small parcel when he
goes to see her," asked another.
I wonder where he gets the money
from for these daily presents?"
While they were talking FinOlet
walked through the garden His with
cred old face turned quite blue with
cold and the wind penetrated his thread
overcoat and made him cough
1T is very wrong of you to 90 out
in a blizzard like this, you know your
lungs are not strong, VI. F'inOlet." said
the manager in a tone of reproach as
he stopped the old man at the gate OF
the institution.
Finolet looked at him wistfulIy and
said: Is there really no hope before the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
UNCLE WAITS
DENATURED POEM
The Uplifters
By Walt Mason

forth the throughout
( j
ordinary sought the old
and full the
who when they're home between don't their bills Be
earned ten The chaps who shrek
would worked
clothes They helpful laws and bills and they
ills The
his knew the worlds rough knocks should workers
talks When windsmths
just breathe reference rats and vote the other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
QUAKER MEDITATIONs.

IPnlIadeIphla RECORD.
When mans character hasn't been
formed before marriage it will seldom
be reformed afterward
Blood will tell quoted the Wise
Guy. Yes if some woman doesn't
tell first" added the Simple Mug.
man never realizes the full sig
nificance of the old saying about feel
ing like a fish out of water till he
attends his own wedding
Punishment is frequently misdirect-
ed Most of the. spankings we got
were wasted on us before we were old
enough to know the difference be-
tween right and wrong.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
The Rising Tide

LREADY gambling
"A gambling
Citizens fall
check War has already declared and there viii be
for The aeasy money"
gambling
of
pledge of
agents o League wachful
efforts will
than
smash system once firmly
IN generally
small
The is
of
gambling gambling
United
O
parties
blooming please
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
GLOBE SIGHTS.

(Atchison GlObe).
As rule, the one who says he is as
good as anybody is egotistical enough
to think he is somewhat better.
Why, we desire to ask. is the Phila-
delphia lawyer considered so much
smarter than other well known varie-
ties2
I have found a weeks vacation
long enough to explode the theory
learn to loaf."-Rufe Hoskins.
Getting acquainted with a bath tub
IS a stepping stone some could use to
improve their social standing. if they
are interested in that sort of thing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
IOuRNAL ENTRIES.
CTopeka JournaI.D


Every man has the mistaken idea
that he is worthy of better fate.
People who say nice things about
YOU behind your back are also few
and far between.
It is not very difficult to cultivate a
liking for person who agrees with
your opinions about things.
If there is anything that should
come in for pity it's a clearinghouse
piano; and also those who are forced
10 listen 10 it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
One-Sentence Philosophy
REFLECrInNs oF A RACHELoR.

7 Z Il
New York Press.)
Having an affinity is merely having
a streak of the devil.
1t seems almost as hard to keep
money as a good name.
The shortest cut to private interest
is by the road of public service.
Like charged waters, the danger of
a temper disappears when the cork
pops out.
Everybody gets rest some time but
mother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
EXPLOSION WRECKS
UTANITE STOREHOUSE
Five Thousand Pounds of NOn-ExpIOs-
i've Powder and 1000 Pounds PO-
fnssium Chloride Destroyed.

Five thousand pounds of utanite said
to be a nOn-eXplosive powder, and 1000
pleteIy DESTROYED when a fire oc-
CURED at 3:45 o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon in the powder house Of the
Southwestern Utanite Powder COM
pany, on the county road near the COur-
chesne bridge.
The powder house was entirely de-
molished. and a horse which was graz
ing nearby was so badly burned that
it is not expected to live. At the time
Of the explosion the labOrers who are
usually employed about the place were
absent, with the exception of one, who
escaDed without injury. The cause of
the fire was not known
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
-HIRTY SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION

THIRTY SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION
Superior f and
iaCor
tngton C.
sockh ldes vi H L a
A. L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04
By FREDERIC J. HASKIA.

Joseph Jester Delighted England for Years Was Once Ad
Company-Oldest Clown a.
Nv I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04

Mrs. J. Z. Nagley and son have re-
turned from an extended visit in Ohio
and the east.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04

political parties up; there
minded they blooming please.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04

-" YASHINGTON, D. c., Oct A..
~ When the woods and hedges
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-04

PAso think that alone rapid growth and marked pros
in people
=.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-09
SQ0 Ameri60S 5remti0

9en 1tpr1te Eart al Nor6 Mmertfa
bar for 100 Mor li6cn ct Gilbnts,
Joni fun bar pberlt lbogt befolfet.
Oct tore %11fjen0tc Gelt babbe allere=
Sc begpnot at ll06be lin GilloffclIe,
men Sc, ser gap otter for Oel,, gu
Iarer og @pe11tDr ilnp0e, ONT bptS
Mrt Sc life paa 6orboano fun0e yip-
re Jig noget 8egreb, ubioen0e ior &c
bar ON 2on6et og sets &ig0o1ilSfil,
ser ioo bel lom ON Sc Iarer Ser
maatte mgOes og bcleires for at MT
pifle 6isie. S bore Gage ct 5po
Mn1erifa omtrent iom Norb Mnneritc
for 100 9lor liben / ben11e &eniee'r=
Sc, bog me6 Sen itore 6orifiel at
2an0ets @eografi og Meiourcer er
fien0te, og peb l1onpttelien al oisle
Itnor 100 Mors l16pifli1g / &1o,ts-
portmi6ler og Molfineri til Menne<
lfebe6ens Eieneite.
Ser er ingen on6re 2a11oe / Ser
Sen, Der tilbp0er iao ltore MullgDe=
Ser lom Mrgentino % @raiiliea, iaa=
bel bba6 angaar 9prfning al etbpert
brugeIigt Sor0pro0l1ft iom for
;@pGgaDl og Spmmerorift. Ser CT
ingen omififten0e @on0banfer pe6
&piten til at foritprre &abneanlGg,
ingen 9rfen / set inbre til at bi,,ore
Tremtrpl1gen til bper &rog at 2an=
Set operolt er ser Slo6er og Ga11o-
LIB iom letter Transporten, % /
mango GilfpI6e tan l1bnpttes til SSr-
rigotton.
&aa M11oesbjergenes Mffal6 err
Ser Mineralleier, iom in0ebolber
%uberegnc6e % / mango Eilfnloe ube-
regnelige Masier at Sern, &obber,
|Splh @lllo og Sin. On set ioo
ct Colombia bill set me6 Chen bltbe
let al 8erbenS rigelte 2anbe.
Og Ser er tpinge1oe Grang for at
6isle &ig0omme bliber tag11e | 9rIg.
rDibbe,1 n1aa europa ipge / 6rem-
|ti6en for at fin6e tilitrRffeligt &iso
|og 8re0", flyer 2onoon Eimes. Ml-
lerebe iii faar europa en- flor Gel
|af lin Soripning 6%erfra; / De f5rite
g Maaneoer al 1902 fiebte EUROPA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-09

bar optraaot paa EN- Waa0e> iom
bar ifaffet Dam mango ltoenner.
Ge6 en- 8or'fet / Hbila0elpbio libIte
l1ge opergltc fan laale0es Sc tilite6e-
bgrenoe Scurnalilter meo 8e1fpl0%
ninger og 9e6reioeller og pooito6,
at &reSien for cit flor Gel itoo /
Fengemogten* Sjenelte. Monge at
bans &enner er / 6aogr al at bau
ifal trGffe fig felt u6 al &an1pag=
men og for en- lengere Sis treffe
Zig felt u0 al Bolitife11, in6ttl bans
Nerper fon1ner felt til &o. 5ioite
Sirs6ag bur imi0lerti6 bons &on1=
pagnele6er, Sberlt IS. 6. 9ouier /
@aibington, u0lte0t Ell grflering,
at 2aGollette finder set %npobenoigt
for nogle Tiger at 'gge III bitGn0ig
&c. laa at mango al bans politilfe
Saler / forifjclige 8per maa aflp>
les, men bans Napn pil blipe
prei %enteret for Sen republtfanffe
Notionol=& onbention / Chicago SEN
IS. Sunni !om &an6i0at for Nomi=
nation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-09
Saa god som den bedste.
bedre end allie andre!

bet er vor Paastand for "Odin Mcrke
Mysost", de1ikat, sund og rig paa Nerings-
stof. Forlang "ODIN BRAND, og lad
Dem like overtale, at en- anden er ligeeaa
god. thi en- Prove vii Devise det modsatte.
Derson Deres Hand1ende like har den
paa Lager send os hans Navn og vi viii
sende Dem en- smuk Souvenir OF en- fri
Prove. De bedes skrive paa engelsk.
AT PRIM0ST vii vi anbefale wort 'Rose
Leaf" NL9rke. vi fabrikerer oqsaa bedste
S1ags PUITOST.
For FEN Pakkeoms1ag Hun trade
marks) vii vi sende Dem en- elegant Sam
ling af Bllleder fra Norge.
II. j. drell Butter & Egg Co..
johnson Creek. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-09

|
Speecb, ! bbiIfen ban paabiite, at
De noroiife 2anbe troos oeres for
bolosDiie 2ioenbeb bDer for iig bah.
De frembragt nogle al @eroens be6-
tie 5tormen6 poa 2iteratnrens,
,8%ioenifabens, &11nitens % Sn6u-
itriens 0mroaber, men 6erfor paa-
Bbiler Ser ogiaa % Mor6boer i bort
aooptereoe T96relan6 set Mnlpar
at gibe en- iaa6an Sn6iats / Mnnos-
Tibet fer fom ingen andre Mationer.
Set bar for at bielpe % meo bette
lat 8rofesior 2arien bar berobre,
en- Mano, bbis Mabn er fienot lite
Blot i Danmarf og Morge, men og,
faa ! andre 2an6e. &an fommer
for at tolfe bort Golfs, Sc noroiife
6olfs 5ielelib. San taffe6e
Man6sforeningen i 8etlebemsfirfen
og Boitor Goldberg for Sen penIige
Snobpoelie % for at babe gibet 60
leren 2eiligbe6 til at fomme / 8e-
rpring me6 ct itgrre 6%onif=norif
Hnblifum.
Brofesior 2ariens Sore6rog bar
alt be- entlig set famine iom 6et,
ban for nogle Tiger ii6en bolot i
onio Sail, fun noget fp1oigere, og
bet greb aabenbart set bopeoagelig
nor fe Hlblifum oybt. Set bar en-
forl taaen6e Silbgrerfare, me6 8e-
tingelie for at iette fig in6 / 6e
Billeoer, tout Brofesioren fremfprte,
og iom ban male6e me6 iaQ Iepen=
De 5Qrber. &%rofesior 2arlens @b=
ner iom 6ore6ragsbol6er fom beb
oenne 2eiligbeo til fulo Set. @o=
ligt og flart ifiI6re6e Fan uo fra
oct rige @oteriale, iom bon / Mo=
reneS 2eb hab6e iamIet fra olIe
Solfelog, og pe6 G%ore6ragets Slut
ming boboe Fan opnaaet bbo6 ban
tlitrebte: at gipe og'aa Morompn<
6ene ct 8lif in6 / Sc @temninger,
JONI r6rte Jig UNDER &rigen bos Sc
res betren9te 8po6erfolf. San
en6te lin Sale mes at bringe set
norife 6olf en- Eaf for Sen @pm-
!potbi og @ialp> iom set baooe poct
ann1arf unSer &rtgen.
&irfens fortrinlige &or iong fle=
re Imutfe Numre fdr og efter So
reoraget, efter bpilfet &irfens
STREET. Eaitor Solberg, brogte Ero-
fesior 2arien cit BARN Sat % M1=
etfjenoelie for Sen Mp6elie ban bap=
6e bragt fine Silb9rere..
Brofesior 2orien for1o0 2groog
MinneapoliS for Chicago og rel
Ter 6erfra ni0ere til Eole6o, 3d.
@aibington, 9. g., Seem Worf og Sc
&olonier / Boston og an6re
8per | Maine, paa Sn6bp6elie aft
Maberg / @orcelter. Set
er enonu fife belt afgiort, ON Bro=
fesioren fomrner til at lpgge Silent
reiien ODER Sopan> &orea og BEN
iibtriffe Sernbane iom oprin6elig
ibeitemt, i0et ban bar literert Mr-I
beibe for / 6n%orelan6et, iom m1ligt
bill bin6re hom / at bore borte 1aa
lang SID, lem en- iaa6an &ejie bill
6e frebe.
|
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-09
for $50 Millioner Collars Soropro=
butter al argentina alone.

TDr lou WIllIDUcr SDllQrS SprDpIO=
butter al argentina alcne.
Nf britiif &apitol CT Scr onbragt
3 8illioner Collars / 5po Mmerifo,
for ltprlte 0elc1n / orgcntinife Serl1=
baner. Ipiflan0 far anbragt 1 S1l=
lion / @ralilien, Gene5uela og Gu=
lombia. Npe 9on1plfib5lilrier Ri!
mart f%orbinbe Observation-Disclosures
me0 europa, og meb Eonomo &ai.o>
lens Nabl1iug uil Tor6i110clicn mel.
lem SEN gomle Ger0e11 og SD0 Nu;e=
rifaS Geltfp1t bliOe life mi1ore liplig.
Naor Minci11ollitricn flun far
giort langlon1t 6rcm1ifribt. / GDO=
amerifa, er Set for0i M%i11crcgioH,r
tie bar ligget fjernt fra Tonsport<
peie11c og Morfe0ernc. Men ;loar
&onalna &onolen oobncS / 1915, nil
Eer11, 8olipia og Colombia btine
bragt 1000 Mile nnrmere til Sc
nor0amerifanife % erroprilfe &op=
ne. Me0 bette for Tie ct Ser allcr
reoe begDn6t Ell 1trrf uou,flin0 /
SSernbanebpgningen / Min';sncl1c.
On an6en Sernbaneli11ie 1bGr2 ouer
giennem Mn0esbieraene CT
allereoe paa Set nrrmcite f11lSfdrt,
og inber mango Mar bill nun pTrr
iltono til paa Sernbane at iorctc::c
&eiien fra Seem Dorf til @aMo3
Mires uoen at lfiftc gog11
@aolcoes ct 5tillingen / bette
bel6ige 2anb, iom Sc Toreneoe Sta.
ter bar giort iaa tibet for at nnoer-
fa1te &1,It,tr og Civilization. So
2on6ets l1oligtcr life lple nof. clfcr
er Sen Syn, Ser itilles / llAli1t fcr
onbenot Mrbci6e, life flor NOT? Sin-
oes ser nogen anoen 2onoj;rGtl1inq
i Geroel1, iom tilbp6er ct mere To-
benoe Mrbcibsfclt for ameritanlt
gnergi % Tren1ipn ems Spo Mn1c.
rita?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-09
9anif &robcriamfnnos 2pge $,
s. Wuocricus MaiferaDc + 2pr1oos

9anif &rpbcriamfnnos 2pge $.
6. M1bcriens Maiferabc t 2proogs
MfteS bleb, iom lobet, en- ltorortet
og lpitig Seit. 5alen bar fulo til
Grengiel, ct l1tal al f%on1iifc Ma-
Tier og ,Sptog un0erbolot Yrblifl1ln,
og Carl Mn0eriens Muiif gop Grif=
feiDge / 8e11ene paa boo6e r11ge pg
gamle. st u8orgerfor" Mulifforps
gior6e ltormen6e 2pffe meo 6eres
uflaS1tlfe" Toner og bap6e bel for
tjent 6eres &remie, ct Ipini11gebp
Sptog, bbori ct. Saul repreiente=
reDeS al / re6e &11tter flpote Murfe
me0 @lorie paa, bper Ieoeroe en-
i1mrf bbi0fle0t Minneooplis Me,
Dor meget imagful6t og tog natl,r=
ligbts ogioo HrGmie. ST.. Sprgcl1=
len iom Meger bap6e Sc fleite Gtem5
mer for SEN meit fomiife @erre,
og 6ru Ebos. @ermanien, iom en-
beliignet gammel l1ngmg, bIcn -
ret ben melt fomtlfe Game, bpilfct
bum / @an6be6 ogian bar. Sru Sc
ter len lom Sen imuffeite Game bar
Dnoig, / oanife Tarper, og en- Mefs=
ifoner banot bel1 imuffelte @erre=
pr9mie. Ser bar fulbt op al forni-
ife Maifer; iaale6es bpr npbnes cit
"farenoe Speno", iom bar albelcs
brilliant meo lin trofait Slaife i
2ommen, en- 2ebeberre / bpi Sat %
&iole, en- rSramp", en- MegerpiBe
og mango andre. Nf imuffe Damer
bar Der Sberfleoigbeo, en%i 9gbel-
itene glimren6e Dronning, imuffe
Sn0ianeripger, Nattens 9rpnning,
ifotif @bilen6erinoe, Sfjolomp /
Selpbarniif, v&opiger" og ntalli=
&c andre fan6ieforpirrenoe Sfignbe-
Ser. Otter Observation-Disclosures foto-
graf ereoe ST.. SSuul, Dor popnlere
oanife 6otogaf, ben belle Soriam-
ling, bporbeo man bliper i1tano til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-09
Ga Tpllcttes %rriioent- &anbioatnr.

Del bar / Sc ii0lte Gage paret
mango &pater i Smlpb ON, at
Senator 2aSollette al &elbre>s,
ben1pn piloc blipe npoiagct til at
opgipe fin &agne for Domino
ton til Yreiiocntaonbibat paa Ben
repnblifanifc @algieooel. San bar
bgret / en- meget nerpps Gtlitano !
Sen ito1te Sis, foraariaget pe6 set
anipnnoenoe Mrbei6e, og bette bar
foraariaget, at ban paa fine Steoer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-09
Min iyar,n fur SoIa.

S 8enion So, 81. Daf., 800
Mcres; 280 Mcres lutber &ultur.
8eliggenoe 3 Mfi1 @eit for 2eeos og
3 Mil 9it for Worf. @oot &ls og
Stal6; go0t Gan0.
Moresie: $. g. Mprfert,
Toleb, 8alb,uin 3d., Mlabama.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-09

9anif MISUNDERSTANDING al ct.
Eanl ofbo10er 2%dr0oge11 Sci, Il.
6ebruor Talteloonsgil6e poa Gent
tral Mnner @all. Set er 6orerir
gems &eniigt at gigre Bette til CT, ioa
bpggelig og ielifabelig banlf=ame-
rifonf sommenfomlt iom mu(igt,
og Scr pentes fnlot @us. Donlell
begpn0er 81. $50 prncis. 2i6t ie=
mere ben poo Mftcnert pil Sen gona
gomle oanlfc Gift at lloa &otten al
Spnoen goa for fig; Ser bill blipc to
Sgnoer, cit for 9amerr1e og en- ior
5errerne, og Sc to, Ser forltaar at
1ninge &gllen giennem 2nftcn, aipe
Spn6en Set fnuien6e .@lng og lea
&atten til at ipringe bill n!totolc
bgroiful6e @cbinlter. Otter Sloget
er ODER, bil Ser blibe ierberet Safe,
og Dor befjenote 2an0Sman0 Soul
&asmusien far lobet at bol0e "r-6=
talen. Nlt er flappet og flart; mc6
op og tag Deres @enner og befjeno=
te meo, foit Set 6arligc 2tbs grpc<
lert tilii6e, og tag cit @an0ri1rg til
@il6e paa Central Anrer Sail Sen
II; fom mes ipen0te M11ifler og
frei0iat l%1ngoounslino, gao bjeni
mes @epiniten og Torbisningen ont,
at Sc bar tilbragt en gob, gloo og
fornpjelig Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-09

SclbD Snnncllcm biper / sen
fi0lte Gio betragtet me6 enbel Mis-
tro, lom rimeltgt er eiter SEN 1lJpg=
gelige Sporpogns &ataitrofe irrl':
Sen, og Ser ifal life meget til for
at itarte en- regllGr Hanif pau Sc
@porpogne, iom gaa igiennem Sen
un0erioroiife 2e6ning. Dette Dor
iaale0es ner blepet Gilfnloet en-
Dag ii01te l1ge. @n &ogn git ne0
gjennem Gunnellen meb temmeltg
itgrf 6art> ga &ognltpreren pln0ie=
Zig begpn6te at orbej0c mes 8remie=
a%pparoterne og tri6c me0 Eiben.
MIe &asiagerer iprang op, og flere
&pinoer begDnote at ifrige. Sp
giennem Sunuellen fom cit o11=
Sen &ogn, ser ogioa t11oebe. 8lo=
set bos Easiagererne bar pes at
1ttb11e al SfrGf; Sc Dente6e / Spen=
Ding paa Sammeniteoet; men set
l1oebleb. @ognen minofeoe 6arten
og paslerebe SEN a116en @og11 l1ben
noget ubel0. @ele Mariagen til
TorifrGffelien bar, at en- &bil1oe
boD6e begibet Jig tilfo6s giennem
Slnnellen, og @ognitpreren Dor
for, at bln ifuloe blipc oper-
fjprt.
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9llHlIeHOe O8 DellO1Iet SnfceS.
0tnneapoIts.
Soreningeu u2Dn9blumiten", Mf-
beling Scr. /, afboIot ct Mgoe Man=
bag, be6 5pilfet Mrs. 8. &apli,
1909 16. Mpe. g., balgtes til @re-
iioent.
Seis 8e6eriem, oen iterfe oan1fe
@rpoer> ion begpn6er at %tilorage
Jig alminoelig 0pmerfiombeb /
@portsfreoiene ber / 2anoet, bill
ben Is. Jcbrl1ar optreoe Der /
BDen / en- @rp0efamp mes Susie
rem &omanoff poo Ml&0itorium.
Meranora 2oee, .. 9. g., bar
'beitemt at afbol6e ct v2eap gear
Hartn" Sen 2. STARTS / DQnia itore.
Sail, / bbilfen %glnleoning Sen ne6>
iatte &omite a%rbej0er meget iberoigt
for at gi6re 6enne Aften til en- BE-
bogelig og forngielig .@ammenfomit
for BEN popul9re oan1fe screenings
Me0lemmer.
Sburpalb|cn 2uge, 9. 9. g., be-
itemte paa lit ii6lte Me66e at afbol.
oe en- Maiferaoe / Marts Maane6,
nemlig Sen 16., boortil Ser allere6e
CT trnffet itore Soranitaltninger.
Ser bill bli9c gipet ber6iful6e Bre=
mier for Sc imuffelte og 6e melt
fomiife 9ra9ter, og 6et pentes, at
Ser bill fomme mango npe og origi=
nale 9ragter mes / @onfnrrence11.
@aibingtons Tpbielsbug, Sen g..
6ebruar> nnrmer Jig, og me6 ben
Sen Mftenfeit og Slpper, iom ct. @e-
oerS &oin0efcrenittg agter at afbol~
Sc / ct. Reoers &irfes &irfeioI, 20.
Mpe.. g. & 9. @treet. Ser bill BIZ
be ierperet CT fin @11pper for IS
Gents, og otter 6enne bill ser blipe
en- lille %for11pielig 8oiar, beo bpil=
ten en6eI @ien1ta116e, Ser life if
MfiGtning paa @fteraarsbaiaren,
iamt en6el ienere tilfomne 5ager bill
blipe afben6eoe. M6gangen il Co.
falet er fri. Set bentes, at mango
9anffe / Soillingbperne bil 6eltage
I Soften.
Mrs. Sepien, be6it fien6t UNDER
Nabnet ugamle" Mrs. Sepien, iom
albrig iopnes / 81. 8e0ers 0anife
&irfe> noar &eiret life er alt for
'barif, feireoe / Man0ags lin SGD.
ielsoag, ser iom ieobonlig life blep
CLIENT al ben0es mango 8enner.
Sum Dor bos fin Spigerign og 9at=
ter, Mr. og Mrs. 8ranoman6 &an-
.ien> @aibirgton 9lpe. g.. & 90.
Mbe. S Dagens Mnle0ntng bar Ser
m66t en- flor Gfore al @enner for at
oberbringe heres 2pfdnifninger, og
Sen afbo16te gamle Game mo6toa
mango 8eDilcr for, bpor populgr
bun CT. 2igele6es blep Ser oberraft
Den6e mango 8lomiter, og en- &reos
.af ct. 8eoers &nin6eforenings Meb=
lemmer m6bte frem og operrafte
8p6ielsoagsbarnet en- &engegabe.
@ieIternes Mntal bar iaa fort, at
ser maatte beetles Boro tire @an-
&c, og set bleo belt igiennem en-
bellpffet o. f%orn6ielig Sammen=
fomft for ollie, lite min6it for Gpb=
iels6agsbarnet. vl1geblaoet" fbier
lin 2pf6nifning til Sc mango andre,
Ser bragtes Mrs. Sepien.
S%rofcsipr &arl QarIens Tprebrag
/ 8etlebems &irfen Greoag Mften
'o%berpereoes al en- Sorlamling pao
benbeo 300 Menneifer, Ser mc1
fpanot Spn1Grfiombe0 fulgte Bro,
%feSiorens fortrinIige, aanorige Sfl-
bring at @temningen i BET oanife
Solf UNDER @rigen 1864. Baitor
&anien preientere0e Ealeren for
6oriamlingen ! en- belformet
E a5s4HM R35tM[ aGaEaBsA HsEE aE#AE58# G4ssg
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ST. PAUL.
est. Pau Hd1andes'' removed to Room
201 Court Block.

We'd Kjob e1ler Reparation at
Uhre bes1g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH ST..
st. Paul.
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9anif &elgjprcnbebsfureningeu
nSullpict" mp0er bos Mfrs. S. Der
ting, 693 Isburp Mpe., ID. Gebr.
Sag @amline Gar.
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Mopofat Mlpin 6, Macartnep, al
2opfirnaet Glapp & MocartneD So
Sc Girsoog Morgen / tit Siem, 472
@oIlp Nbe., iOet ban fom u6 al lit
8aoepGrelie. Dpoen ifplocs eli
@jnrtefeil. San par Ell aniet ssl1<
rift mes Ell megct %betpoelig Yrofsis.