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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-10
CORREsP 0NDENCE

on Tuesday afternoon. Thr next
mceting will be held with Mrs.
! Cornelia .IChnscn, S,entz street on
Tuesday. =
Little Francis Stephenson is in
disposed this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Borz-
stcr>, Bradford street, last Tuesday
rvrring"a nmc-pound girl.
Mss Sallie Burke has RETURNED
front a trip to NSsww Hampshire 'T and
V8IaiHas,s, N&,7&,t!t~s:Sii tj'*H:ecsssssa<4
!, Miss Minnie. ,Burke!Smith is i
guest, IF her sister, Mrs.. john H.
Page, Bradford street.
Miss. =. o.. Smith, Of New HprlI
arrived Saturday, the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. u. H.. Page of Jacob ST
Mir, .alsii:s;rArss Thus. Napier left
Sunday for Columbus, O., VIII: re
they intend to-. live.
Mrs. NJ. }. Hazelwmd has re-
turned from an extended visit to
relatives in Columbus and Spring
field, Ohio, go.
Mrs Minnie Burke Smith of New
York City is the guest of her sister
Mrs. Jas Page, Bradford street.
.Ino. Henderson ct Institute. was
in town Sunday,,,s
Miss Estclld Tones has entered
the Normal Glass at the Institute.
Miss H%len N. jTruston, the for
mer' teachcr'ef Domestic SeiancG of
this city, has accepted a position at
the High School IN Cambridge, Nd.
where she will Supervise and in
struct in Domestic Science, and
Arts - ;.f
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-10

/ Atixona 5easea showing that tht
delegates legslly selected, either in
primaries oTsproperly called cen;
Sentiens he'd been deprived of their
seats in the : Chicago convention
and Taft men placed there by a
committee that did not evsn look at
affitavits, and endorsed only as to
twh,ther the delegates fayofed Taft
or Roosevelb I'm the< California
case it swas shown he said, that Col,
Rooseg4lt, gts,e h.ell more votes than
Ttlff, ASf&sn: Ali Toilette combined
vet Taft waaaaiven t&o delegates
and how Roosevelt DETECTED Taft
more ttartwenty- ru'one' mSeattle
vet Taft was given the delegates,
INV %,Yn 1 Rflgnry,ish NsylsSspa Sc &C.,
votes to 'tieven for Taft, And yet
Taft was given the delegates. &C.,.
Iii the Fourth congressional dis
trict Of California in the district
which TdftpabpleSaskgea they ear
ried by about che Hundred in the
primary. last May, AIR. Heney stat
ed was this carried by the. Roose-
welt men ovaE the Taft men several
weeks ago by a majority Of over
twenty seven hundred thus showing
the folly Of the statement that Gal
ifornia was efthcr fer Taft or Viii
ion. ..-. ..
The tariff question also received
some attention by the speaker, Will
son he said Had hut one remedy,
and that was s}on t elect Roosevelt.
The inequality of wealth, he cen
tended, was due to. the rules of
1.-The game,}', BY which a few hplN
been able to swell their own FORUM
es at the expense 'of many. He
pointed out that the greatest evil
in this country ,Mas the .s.,,ipWSsiblc
government' and the enlv'My tc
eliminate that was the direct pri-
mary, the initiative and referen-
dun and the recall, Of Judges.
Eve haves the: recall of judga IS
in California now he said land
oh, what a change there has been
and we have never recalled a judge
either,' he showed the folly of the
assertion that the people wculd be
! always asking for the recall of jill
dietary by citing the customs III
California when the Southern Pa
cific railroads always named the
judges. They have taken their .eal
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-10
CHARLESTON

HOTEL BROWN ARRIVALS
aMrt and Mrs. Oscar Holmes. of
Ifandley; Rev. s. p. West, Nenia
@; r. II. Jackson, Cedar Grove
H.. Rufus White, Huntington; w.
Johnson, Hinton; A. Hill, Rich
mond, Va; Thos. Patterson and
family, Fire Creek VIM. Johnson,
keystone; S. A. Bradtieid, Layland
Walter Davis, Lynchburg, Va. S.
". Weeks, New York City; Robt.
Whitfield, Ed Hirclen, Dorothy
Eva Al. Jones, Columbus. o.: Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Napier, Institute
Dora Stephens, Prince; Will Dan
ielsS Baltimore; Md; Rev. Robt
Johnson, PIT, Pleasant; c. Banks
st. Albans; Mr,%and Mrs. A. Spur
lock, 81 Adams; Miss Alice Payne
WeHsvillaaO.; Miss Frances Wood
saint Columbus, @ 2NMr. and Mrs
Anderson, Boomer; G.. l.. Beal, OF
StCfreeGlift; Jno. Times, Raymond
City; \. u. Smoot, Elllins; Geo
Clay, Cleveland, o.; Lula Brown
Lester Eheld, Waldr,m; Eccles
RI CROMWELL; Cleyeland,,> o.. Mr
and Mrs, Williams, Montgomery
j IL. Mines, Shrewsbury; Mr. s
a, Rarnatts. keystone !. Rhoda4 Be
verbs, Lo@nfoof; Va; r. tFA btvy rs;
! %E... ~. =. 49,,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-10

mia would. not support his views
H showed that two years ago whom
/! four OF the Ave copgressmea chosen
belonged to the Democratic faith; Il
repeated it's demand when candidates
were selected Garlic: in the year. and
it will continue to sustain that po.
sition by voting for the. man standing
for the policies the voters exp,szs,sl
thems2We in favor Of. 1t is not a
fight between Taft tand Wilson, but a
contest Between Roos.Selt and Wit
son, and efforts to, force THE voters to
cHst their ballot'f6f Taft are working
III the interests OF Wilson, the demo-
clatic nomtpser .....a..<.. 49,, .- ~
,>AQcording 10 reports received at
rhz ProgsestYe Headquarters in this
city, in not pne, county has the Pro-
atessive s,Htifhent gone back. On the
other hand those who recognise the
Wishes of the people as being SD
pEeme. and who recognize the fact
luat lhS. CoufSSt rs between hOOSSVeIt
and Wilson, l.;adily concede that
Taft's effort in West Virginia is moth
ing more than an effort to assist in
electing democrats to Congress- re-
turning to the United States senate :,
democrat. and of trying to hand 20
Governor Wilson the electoral vote
from the Mountain state. Whether
hey will succe ed in. their efforts 4
mains to be seen. There are enough
Progressive leaders, however, who ap-
pear to be conservant with the poll
>tical situation in the state, and who
BIS lieve that the combined forces will
not be able to prevent = Roosevelt
from receiving the elect3bAt w.
Sentiment toward Roosevelt is grow
ing,, not. recedins.. and the ,Eefs; IRE
becoming more and more conAdert
that vote for Taft only means half
vote for Wilson, and thast the }dspc-
Gratis can well afford to t1llssa q With, II"
l al torces. 49,. .@:IAts ht:t .'ai"f.,
-- -, :. .
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-10

Miss Mary S, Booth, who for the
past + i've years. has been head nurse
at the Holly~Sanitarium, Hinton,
wi Va, has accepted a position at
the Hampton Normal Institute, Va.
TOR thls@term as bookkeeper in one
Of the departments. While at the
Institution Miss Booth makes her
home with her sister, Mrs. r. R.
Ladies Art Club reid their first
meeting Of the season with Miss
Violet Wright, North Rand street
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-10
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TIE favored tHomSIi,s sUiEragS.
and the government unto itsiWsatss
rower-rights, and pointed ouf how
the democrats were now trying to
give away these things forsahSoh,
Roosevelt has Sc long stood fand
was still fighting For. $aSYs%N'
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-10
BraxtOn COEn1y ...''s':.
For Roosevelt
Is the Report Of Chairman of BuN
M0os.. County Committee After Il
Careful Survey Of the Field.

Il made a trip through a part :f
BlaXton county last week" said O..
K. Sutton, chairman of the Progress
sive party in Braxton county, land |
hundred who insisted he would vote
fe: President Taft"
while Braxton county is consider
ed a Democratic county, / am salts
fled it will be on the Republican side
this yea. John B. Morrison will be
elected Judge of the circuit court. and
the legislature will have Republican
!Tepre2 NATION from B'aX'on III
- IF & countiegNcf' tie % Sstts.tt e, -
Said Mr.~+Snt ten, "arecr2G strong for
Colonel Roosevelt and Governor: john
son as is Braxtea, the Taft forces will
find little support and the Presiden.
and Sherman wils4reeeixc very. few
votes in West virginia::." =
! The newspapers of West Virginia
!; that are how so insistent that Presi-
i dent Taft and Vice President sher-
Snian~ Will carry West Virginia were
just as sure last summer that Taft
! would defeat Roosevelt for the dele
gates from this state. The actual
number Of delegates secured for Taft
n the State convention was so email
as compared with Roosevelts repre-
sentation, that IT reminded the on
locker of a bunch Of Democrats try
! ing to get into a Republican conven-
ton. WEST Virginia . is a progressive
state; that fact was clearly demon
strated in the primaries and district
conventions earlier in the year, amt
there has been no sign Of a change
Taft did not then stand for progres
sive policies and doubtless has no
changed his mind because West Vir
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-10-10

: Hon. Ira c. Culp, Of Maryland, will
be one OF the Progressive speakers
to spend some time in this State for
the Progressive party.
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4 ne ne 3,faot bas us rlias.sa Wat
work each afternoon, Vs. y u 4
Storer .greetsl two new members
to llerf faculty this year: Miss
I sssllnrrch who is suptrint snieht of !
the Lockwood holfss .an6 tbs teachat
,sresspFf Latin. MA T.. y & Il u ]. 49,.
!. Miss Dudgeon $cOihas $as music .
TEACHER She is a gsadnates OF tile;
iLondoniC onserNato ry,i Londan, On.
.tarios Miss Dnageonris a veiTya ell,
coNolished MUSICIAN being ablsir&e
g!tSa Hh sHaI'mtesis, Observation-Disclosures
,siA falkland violins i Ss,Nsith.H
Mrs Mcdonald has been kept
out W SCHOOL for the last two weeks
.qlxa b9HfF of ill health, s%,9.
"a ~ IN - N------.--I--s----a L. rs ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

@m balp=nprif 5enatpr. N}orn1o11=
lcoercu Secs Sn1oot, 1om reprelen=
terer 5toten lltob SC Toreneoe
Gtotcrs Gcl1at, bapoe en- 1lorlf W}o>
Ser. 6a0crcn, slbrabom 5moot'
hopbc flere @ultu1cr, bporiblanot
en- npr1f Nigc, iom hlep @}o>er til
Sen nlpnre11oe 9(poitel og Scnotor.
;Splgenoc Sabel giper bet 1aanle=
SC Ste1nneontol (~popl1lar Sote")
for SC to 9$artier, BET repnblifonlfc
% set bcmofratilfc, peo boert ASrg=
lioentrolg iioen 1880. Tor YloO=
lens Sfplo lroelobes Sc lioltc tire
Gifre al hpert Sol (S,S91 betpoer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

De forltoar baa0e at ipinge
5ber0 og baan0tere @el1rjfe, 6isie
6olf, og set &opitel, Sc mi bor
in6le6et, pil rinleligpis bliDe baa6e
langt og prefnlot.
Og laa tGllfer hi al1ore paQ 5o=
fio=Molf Sfol mon MI otter en-
ieirrig 6prlte boloe lit S1r0tog /
Oen? Sg lfal bon fpre Sen tilbage
til 0e1rs gonle 5fifferie? 5fol
@oIpnoonen blipe fjernet og &oriet
pao M blipe i110iot?
Ser ni( / ioa 6olo gao Ell glno
9eprgelle ben oOer @er6er, iaa
1ongt &oriet bolocs / s(gt og Sore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

gSoubrp,u @ilipn, sen poroenoe
&rpiioent, pil oilGggc Gmbeoseoe11
og onertogc gmbe0et bc1r 1. Morts,
lom @rlublpbcn freezer; men ban
fsar 1>oIat Teitligbe6erne / Sen s(n=
leo1,ing til bel1 24oc sprtl poo
@rlu,o al Sc 1tbebageli9c @cjrfor=
bolo, lom rnltell oltto berifer I
@aibingtpn on1fring be11 1. 0eorts.
@upcr11pr @ilion flyer, at ban bor
toeet oes,ne @eilut11ing al 9e1rlpn
til Geltagerres @elbreo. S nelten
ollie 9ilfelbcr bor @ejrct pGret
ltorn1f f,,lbt peb 9S11bferelie11 al FrG=
lioenterne / G,nbebet, % fan tror,
at set life pil bere til lllentpe for
,,oger, at Stoien og Geremonierne
nojettes noglc Tiger, noar ban iogt=
taqer 2ppens @pgitop ne6 at oflgg=
oe @nbc0scben poa Ben lopbelter1=
te Sag.
9bnamitiascn Snbianapolis.-
Gopn1o,o Burns pioncoe peo Den
ioafolotc Gpnamitiog Sen 20. 9eop.,
at oper ien1 Nfoor1e0er ben9if fra
Sen Ii0 Fan opbage0e Critic =.
DlcWfanigolS % Somes 9. @fc9fo:
maros Silboloslteo, til beres slrre=
ltation. &on ben 5i> inotrof 10
@faploiioner. Gn Si0 tobtes Wc=
Ma1tigol al Swre, og lel1ere bite
set Jig, at ban bob0e peret I Sos
slnqeLes, hpor bo,1 foroarlogeoe en-
GfspIolion / 9lelpellpn SsSer1lp9rf
Burns pibne6e, at @crbert 9
&ocfin, Ser ii9es at bopc 1orraoot
fine mebo,1fLo9eoe, gop bam Gig
nole,l1e,rt poo @fc0eonigal % Mc=
9eon1ora % Splpsninger ongaoenoe
enoel al SC Gfsploiioner, lcm De
bap6e foruarlaget.
50 al @1rns-8ureaa,ets 9etef,
tiper pio11ebc, at sc bapoc f1lgt Wtc=
Monieol % @ec0eamara ira Gbica<
90 til en- SngerIejr / @isconiin, og
fortalte on talrige 8elp9 bos 0D.
nonitmp116ene og l1blpio11ering al
beres 8eppgclier gje1rnem en- @if-
fert.
&ongresicn. Ma11oa9 Hi6bog
oab1reoes oe,r 62be &ongres / lin
ofi1l,tte1rbe Sesiion. S 6en forte
Eia, lon1 ct tilboge al be,1nc &pr=
gres - fro M, I'll SEN 46e Marts
- nloo fen1te11 8epil9mingslope,
ontageIig n1eb ct ioanlet 8elpb al
oper 1000 Millioner Collars til
%eejeringens ltnoerbolo, bebonoles
og be6toges, &tgsetsfo9e11 moo
Don1mer slrcbbolb al @o'roclsret=
ten ,noo feres @enotet, ntange
Observation-Disclosures moo ofllnt'
te fit slrbej6e pg afgibe line &op=
porter, % 1no,,ge 2obgip11ingSorbel'
Ser moa ful6fgres og afgieres.
sSlere npe l1nberiegelier bopes
l16iigt / @11iet unber SEN forte SeS>
iion. Suititsfomiteen pil be9bnbe
en- ltnoeriegelle al el11ti=Grl1it=Ero.
blemer omtrer1t pe6 sSl1tetio / bet
Soob, at enbel sln1en6e1ne,1ter til
9lnti=Erl1ltlopen fmn onbefoles, in
Sen &ongresle1 ojournerer. gnten
sSl1ititsfomiteen eller uHenge=Eruit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06
Noroiif Stunt.

9fprbtif &mnit.
ST.. @el1rif 2unO, Sen 1lpr1fe
Eortrptrnoler, lon1 1etop er ol1font=
men til 9feip Oorf nleo 8illeoerne
for SEN ifan0inopilfe @l11litu0itil=
ling, CT en 8e,lnorer al omerifanif
&u,lt og tiger, iot ba11 lerer meget
|of Sc an1erifalplfe Waolere. 2un6
tilbgrer cit Gfole al 1t,tge 6jerbe
|<nl there / yeorgc. 0o>rs &ortrpt
al @ons Seger, ga Sen realilhifc
Digter, Ser bleD fjen6t paa @r11n6
|of fine 5filorilleer al 8oben1elipet
/ &riltiGlia, ajGloer for at pere ct
al bans melt n1elterlige slrbejoer
og bi( blipe l10ltillet / 11Grpnre1r0e
|Son1ling. ST. Sens Gbiis, Giref-
|tbr for Observation-Disclosures &ri1tio,
ria, pil / Sen &atolog, iom 1lo=
fon1lner for Sen fan6inobiife &l1nlt=
uoltilling, lige ont 9lur6: ~SSSngen
fan nnonle Jig nreb bnn / at gri6c
ct flpgtigt sSln6trpf og ftritc set
poo 2erreoet ss.et @lif st Su1il,
let Grpf, ion1 oobe1rborcr og ifjuler
&erlonligbeben. @on fprer fin
Henlel me6 2etbe0 og ojerp &raft,
bpilfet ltelnpler bom lom en- al Sen
11orife Molerfl11tlts foa &trtltoler. "
~s2eg ifol tilltoa," lagoe @r.
Slnb, "ot ga jeg ifjor fom bio for
at trnffe 6oralritoltninger for ,rer=
berenoe ltbltilling, bar jeg life fpr=
6ereOt poa at finoe en- lon bit nb<
biflet anlerifanlf a1urlt. 0fin Sp=
fatning al Sen 6opoe jeg faoet al
en- al mine 2anosmG1ro, lon fob=
Sc iogt, at hi pilbe foo le oneri=
fonife @ille6er nnrfet onltrcnt lao=
Ie6es: 9ette piou1n6erligc 5tpffc
Mrbeioe er 11ofqrt al >Sobn Sobnlon;
ban bar bore ct 3ie og no1er 1neO
bore tie 6ingre pao cit Soano.
@oa fom jeg bio og fif ie Metropo=
Titan &l1nitmltleum, ser ct per6ig
til at TITLES pe6 @ioen al 2oupre=
|@amlingen og / enfelte @enieel,6er
ct mere fl,l6lten6ig. Wea1ets @e=
preie1totion er for gfsenpel fpl=
6igere."
Gn Sing b(ep mig flort: at bbis
|bi lfltloe bri1ge bore &unltnereS
Mrbejoer flo, lnootte bet blipe Sc
melt 1loiegte.
~sSeg tgr paaltaa, at hi far en-
pirfelig repreientatip l1oltilling ber
m,.- Set eneite, leg beflager, er, at
flere ipenife @1r1rit1rere, @}eolemmer
af ~@onltnarforbun6et" 11egteoe at
to9e 9el> for6i ri biloe inobefatte
o116re - Ma1ro iom 3orn, ellie
fors og 6iditao, uoen bpem Ell
ipenif l161tilling oilbe pere 1lten=
felig, men ion1 life er Me6lenmer
|of sorbun6et. 9felultotet er> at
6orbunoets 81,nltnere linrpeltben
bar u6eluffet Jig ielb, og jeg boober
oprigtig, at lt6lttlli11gen bil gibe
&lfeiDltemet, ser er @l11lltnere al
0eles 11ber6igt, 9eositdoet.
Sc to 1,orife @u1nl there, bbis
9eobne er be6lt fien6t ber, er @briz
itiom @rogb og g6baro 0erncb.
Blonot 6e oanife @lnlitnere er
@inar NieIien &eprelentn1t for Sen
literere 5fole. Som er loa ngn=
iom og forteller lin &iitorie ioo np=
oelig, at bmns Mrbei6e life oeito=
min6re er n1eget flor &unit. 81ambt
6e mo6erne / 9a1r1parf er M9n6
iom @ieuro Spane og &arolS
@ieriing. S set bele tror ST.
9un6, at fra 9onnparf iaabel 1om
fra 9eorge bar man en- nreget ful6
iter16ig og barnroniif u6itilling, oQ
|'fro @berige for 6e ioIfaIo mange
'of Sc al(eritbrite geab1re paa 2iiten
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

Ou1' Olu4tIlSlo,-~ w ~pIl'loele1l'
Mr. Foulien, bleD titltleret uberemt
0onif Erofesior", iom fam 10 oglaa
! er. 0ogbao0ene / Gan 6rancisco
gjengop Gepeicber bao6e fra Borg
melteren og fra G2r 30. s. Sc
Do11ng gjeren al 0agblo6et uGbro=
nicle" @egipenbeoen far loa at
| iige troniat Eoulle>1zSpltenet Ser
u6e.
Zen 9amle @apteju. S forrige
l19e 0poe &nptei11 Osbolo otto
@eeller Sailors Gnug @orbor,
5taten Sislono, 1friper u9eorol.
@on fp6tes 9onmarf for 73
s(or iioen iom Spn al en Sol6in=
ipeftpr, og ollere6e JONI 9reng fom
ban til G9s.
S 1858 gjor0e ban Ejeneite om=
boro poa ct fra11if Eransportfib,
Ser oberfprte Sropper til &rt1,1, ga
&rir1frige11 rnle6e.
Sire slar ienere bar ban = un=
Ser engellf 6lag = i sS116ien 1,n6er
bet itore Sprgr moo engel1f Sc
gime.
@fen Sen 0anife 5pmono bop=
Sc en6nu life faoet nof al "Opens
sSorer og &rigens ebentprlige
|GpG1p0ing, og set bar 0erfor life
operroifen6e, at BON lom britilf
@offoroifoptejn blep taget tilfonge
of fonfeoerere0e @aiter rn0er SEN
amerifanife 8orgerfrig. Sans
@fib, ~Mtobama", io,n bIep toppert
|foriparet, bleo taget iom Hri1e..
9erefter leile6e &opt. Mg[ler
n1ongfol6ige Mor unoer omerifonif
Stag eg forte forifjellige Sfibe .baa=
Sc paa Su1blan6Siberne og 6e itore
Sabine.
&n forleoen Dag gif bm1 paa i'm
ii0lte 2ongfart - Sen lenglte al
Dem olle.
9anif Sangerfprbnno? &bor
le0es itiller Sc 0u1rlfe Sal1gforenin=
ger / Dlten Jig oberfor Spprgsmaa=
let: Gonif Sa1gerforbun6? =
Sbiblj jon1t - 1naa man nprmelt
ibare, noar man taeer 8etrugt=
ming, bpa6 s5nteresle Ser til 9oto
bor peret piit 6enne u6n1erfe6e
Sag, >ifriper cit ssn6ier,6er ~Nor6=
lpiet". Set er poa Si6e, at 6e
oanite @ongforeninger boogner OBJ
af 6eres Gbole, Si0en. er life til at
o6le og 6ribe ben Ser er &elter, Ser
fol6er @ongerne monen6e til 9r=
bei6e.
@oa6 penteS ser pao? gr Si=
Den tffe MODEM? CT hi fife Itnrfc
NOT? Sao er oct ia16elig pao 81
6e, at ri Iutter os imnne11, at ri
tom orbei6e mes felles Stprfe, ia
felles sSSnteresie og felles @abn.
@tor M9itation fful6e life bRre
np6be1r6ig, bette er i11tet Sorret=
nings= men ct 6oreningsforeto,
gen6e, bbis loli6e @run6bolo og
fire @fsiitens b1tr6e bore ale BE-
Ibibit, for Bbem @amme11l llutnt11gS-
Sonfen er mere ems en- Saga Blot.
st banff San9erforbun6 er. BE-
tp6nin9sfulot; 6ets G4blipelie pil
iette tit 5por iblnn6t oa1rife @ong=
foreninger Set bill 1nertes, og
oct btl blibe anerfie1r6t og for
ftaoet iglon6t os. 81 ifn1 me6,
bt b6r biie, at o9iau hi fon fore11es
om en- goo og 11ege1rnDttfg Gag.
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Sour1e 9telp gnglano og er mi |
l5D0e1l bpor bun optreOer / 9eor=
folf og 9felp &icbn1on0, Ga. Sun
oil oglao optrnoe / @ol6ington, in
Iben FUN fon1111er til 9felp Dorf.
ST. Magnns @pier, Scr i'm 1io
bar Torretni1gsf6rer pe0 u9eor0lb=
iet", afrejier ifdlge ~9epe 9eorge"
8rooflDn om fort Si0 til Borto
Gico, for at onertage en- 4No0s lon
slsiiitent Superintendent pao en-
Sufferplantage
Glitb Ncmmcrt pil o1fonln,e til
II. 9. q. 9egpnoelien al nnite
9lar for at paobegpnoe Ell Gourne
me0 Splesning al $. 6. 9(r0er1ens
GpentDr. 9r. &e1mert ct lom be-
fjen0t Ell ellfper0ig Yerion1igbeo
og en fortrinlig Spleicr. 9on~ nil
iiffert igiet pin6e ct itort og for.
itoae110e Elrblilm bcropre.
&cfnim9smcoaljer. 6. s(. @.
@onien og &lo1s 8. 2arlen CT 11p=
Zig b(epet tilfjen6t $1,000 bper og
Ell 9roncenneoolje fra Garnegies
@eltefon6, for6i Sc bar bebjerpelige
me6 at re6oe 38 Yer'ioner fra at
Orufne u6e4rfor @olpel ltol1, Ser. g.
81. sln6erion / GollinSpinc, Ser,
bor ogioa facet imnmc Seldnning.
2ars S. Siljan, sen norife
Mpismano @innipeg Ganaba,
fien6t al mal1ge 0o11lfc / Gbicayo
.o9-- .arrore Steber, bapoe ifelge
u5con0ia" SEN Sorg Sci, 25. 9eob.
at mite iin u11ge &11itru. Son
1taar MI e>1e tilboge 1neb flcre lnaa
8pr11. 9(f6e6e bil blibe begrabet
poo 9Mt. Slipe &irfegoor0 i Gbi=
cogo.
Nanif=9 Garl 81tichs,
&antatc u@eben", lom blcp fon1po=
neret til &pbilo=6elten Somlner
og ga fif lin fdrlte Spfprelle, blep
poa Eole=&oncerten / &ipbenbabn
/ N}i0ten al forr. Moanco opfdrt al
Str6enter 5an9forc11ilmells &or
me6 Slof @olb6ll og 4Ser 8j9rn
iom Solilter. Eolomon 9epplobn
oirigereoe.
9frgtct at mpbtagc cit 8anc. -
9r. 9lor @enil1s, Gbicago, for
gielu1c1n Meo. 5c6istt @briltenlel1,
Mo1borg, tilbl1ot lin Se0ebp s(al=
borg 1000 &r. til en 2eleltue.
8proo6et bil6c FIN mo6tage @aben,
bbts SEN gjolot for 5 9lar. &eo.
|S.=G. tilbeo at gipc 1000 &r. SSS>fffe
besminore aillog mo:1 @obe,1> og
2eieltl1e11 bliper life til noget.
S 8Den gSababa (Staten Bp<
on1ing) bor ser en Del Omrife.
Selp beru6e forlregter Set oanife
Solfebi6 Jig life = @ababa er ielb=
fplgelig mellem bore 9an6smpn6
forleng1t bleoet til ~@baobebager"
Tor MI at foo Ell @n6e paa bette
2ge11op11 far oe 0anlfe, ltgtteoe al
8pens bprige 8orgere, til 9fegie=
ringen / @oibin9to1r il1olenot en-
46resle, bbi1fen 0er ieges ON
Stllooetie til at on16bbe 8pe1r til
9eeble = fon befjer16t 9eobnet paa
por u6rnerfe0e &ollega 9feoofteren
nf Sen 9onife Eioneer" On1obo,
ifriper "&iget".
&albemar &onliens SER. Sen
II. 9eeb. gop &ouliens traaM6ie
Selegraf ct poerligere 8epis for tit
itore 6ortrin oper olle an6re @e=
tbo6er. Ser bleb Sen Sag le116t
Sepelcber fra San Trancisco til
Sonolnlu, = en- 5trefntng af
I2,400 Mfil. Sen itbrlte 9iitance,
mar bi6til bab6e noaet bar 2,100
Ml mellem Mobo @cotio og
Srlon6 og for6re6e 500 @iIotpat
Strait; men Boudens4Spltenle
br11gte til Sen it6rlte 9iitonce fun
40 &ilotpot &raft.
9epecberne b1ep le1p6t ON Da~
gen. og SIZE 6e6erol telegraph
Company (Hoarlien) mo6tog ntart-
ge 2Dfgnifninger fra Nutoriteter og
Blo6meno baa6e / @o1olul1 og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

a9enter pnffes allebegne til at
forbanble nure imnffe Smle. % MDta
aarsfort, illnirerebe sSnlebeftert
Mlmanaffer og 8pger, pasienbe til
Snlegaber. Gnbper nng Mamb el-
ler &binbe fan itaffe Zig en- meset
sob efstra sortjeneite fra MT af %
til Sui. Sfrib itrafs efter .Silbnb
og 8rbber, iamt opsib tbbelig 9fabn
ug Moresie, iao bill Sc itrafs faa
tilienbt nermere SplDsninser albe.
Les pDrtofrit.
6. &asmn8ien Ymbl. g.,
720=22-24 60. 4tb st.,
Minnepolis, Minn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

&iloeaneipelie. ~De maa gier>
ne lo6e oct gao bi6ere, men Sc.
maa ifte ii9e, at Sc bar set fra:
mig"
~8ebores! Seq flyer Blot: Or
6e Sunger Dmter og11 y"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06
9lam1t TannHntlrn1.

Slbeline 0cnec far pGret pQa
Sourne Seem gnglan0 og ct III /
5D6e11 bbor FUN optreoer / geor=
folf og 9feip 9aicbn1ono, Ga. Sun
oil ogiao optrnoe / @olbington, in
ben fun fon11er til 9eelp Dorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

ST. Ma9nns 6pier, Scr i'm Sis
bar Torretningsf6rcr pe0 u9for0lD=
iet", afrejler ifdlge ~9fDe Norge",
8rooflpn, om fort Sio til Yorto
9fico, for at obertoge en- AGlo0s iom
9lsi iiltent superintendent paa en-
Gl1fferplantoge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

Glitb Ncmmcrt nil o1fpnlne til
II. 9. q. 9egDn0elien al nelte
9(ar for at poobegpnoc cit Eourne
me0 Splpsning al $. 6. 9llr0erienS
gbeltpr. @r. &eunert ct Io1n be-
fjerot cit elifper0ig Eeriorligbe6
og cit fortrinlig Splelcr. @an~ pil
liffert igien binoe ct ltort og for.
ltaae11oe Elrblilun bcropre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06
Nauif=9lmcrifanercu Garl 81icbs

Sanf f=Nmcrifanercn Garl 8nicbs
&antatc u@eben", lom blcp fon1po=
neret til Mpbilo=Te1ten Sommer
og bo fif lin tdrite Spfprelle, blep
poa Eoln=&oncerten / &jpbenbabn
/ 0li0ten al forr. Maanco opf6rt al
Stu6erter 5angforc11il1gells &or
me0 Slaf @olbell og Eer 8j9rn
lom Solilter. Solomon 0cpDlobn
6irigereoe.