davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1912-05-29
DOVER MAN WILL GO ABROAD

Rev. Joseph Brown Turner to Select
Data for the Historical Society
Rev. Joseph Brown Turner, pastor
OF Dover Presbyterian Church, who
RECENTLY was elected general secre-
tary of the Presbyterian Historical
Society, will spend most of the COM
ing summer abroad, in an effort to
bring about closer relations between
the American society and societies
IN England, Ireland and Scotland.
Mr.. Turner is president of the Della
ware Historical Society and has
been profound student Of history
for many years. He will sever his
connection with the Dover Fresby-
terian Church about October 1.
Smyrna times., 1912-05-29
Fell and Broke Her Left Arm

While in her house work last
Tuesday, Mrs. John w. Roberts ac-
cidentally sustained severe fall,
breaking her left arm. The frac-
ture was reduced and she is getting
along as nicely as can be expected.
Smyrna times., 1912-05-29
sELBYvILLE LEADS BERRY CARS

Almost Record Breaker for This
Season in the Shipment From Sussex
Twenty-Five refrigerator cars in
the strawberry service from the
Peninsula were loaded and sent
from Selbyville Monday to the city
markets, being one Of the largest
shipments in one day ever made
from that locality at this time of
the year. Berry shipments have
been very heavy this spring and
most OF the growers have done ce-
markably we'll. Other stations in
Sussex county, both on the east side
and west side railroads, have sent
out large consginmeats.
Smyrna times., 1912-05-29
ST. PETERS PARISH NOTES
Services at St. Peters Church, Next
Sunday, Trinity Sunday

June 80, Trinity Sunday-7.3O a.
m. Holy Communion; 1890 a. M,
Litany, Holy Communion and SER
mon; 2.3Op p. M, Sunday School /:
7.3O D. M, Evening Prayer and
sermon. There will be choir re-
hesrsal at the church Saturday
evening at z O'Clock.
Smyrna times., 1912-05-29
7. E. BAILEY SELLS FARM
Disposes of His Farm at the "Seven
Hickories" to II. M. Ross.

Thomas E. Bailey, of this town,
formerly of Kenton, has sold his
farm of 265 acres. located at the
"Seven Hickories,' - to Harry M.
Ross, of Cheswold, at private terms.
The deal was made through the real
estate agency Of H. d. Boyer. l.
is understood that Mr.. Ross, who
will get possession of it March the
first next. will make it mis- home
farm. The property is considered
one of the valuable farms of Kenton
Hundred and is under high state
of cultivation.
Smyrna times., 1912-05-29

New Hotel Named Colonial Hotel"
The new hotel made up from the
Spruance (Dr. Swinney) property
ard portion of the old Smvrna
House will be named Colonial
Hotel" and efforts are being made
to open it to the public next week.
Smyrna times., 1912-05-29

coNTINUED oN FoURTE PAeE.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23

the items in both of Col.
Green's accounts. Here is the
statement in the first account;
''To expenses, Anderson, for Sc.
curing information III reference
to the enforcement Of law and
obtaining information IN re
Muldr,ow- Cheshire affair."" ETY..
This was a personal difficulty
between Magistrate Muldrow
and editor Cheshire Of the An
derson Intelligencer:
Prosecution of Muldrow fol-
lowed in the city and State
courts by the parties concerned
and tits difficult to see what right
a state officer has investigating
affairs of this kind.
It is supposed, however. that
these are special pets of the
Governor and being out Of a job
must be taken care of at the ex-
pense of the people and make
a show of doing something even
though it be the Investigation
Of personal difficulties.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
of the two accounts is $154.5O.

VI O&&S WV 0SSoAAA w Ao V-NAsSN'
AS we understand the terms
under which Col. Green and
Rev. Creighton are at work as
special detectives of the Gov
ernor they are to reeeiye a sal
ary of slOO per month and ex-
penses. It cannot. as is claim
ed, be reas onably contended
that the second claim covers
salary and expenses for two
months The difference in the
amount of the two accounts for
the first month show a discrep-
ancy Of N4.50 and the salary is
added on the first account.
The things the people are in
terested in knowing is whether
or not there is any graft going
on? Why such a difference in
these two accounts? Why
should the Governor, Col. Green
or anybody else object to having
the claims properly itemized?
Another thing the people
would like to know is. if it is
necessary for a state detective
Or special officer to go a hundred
or more miles at the expense of,
the people to investigate a per-
sonal difficulty between two
men. This appears as one of
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
For County Treasurer.

The many friends of Mr.. !. d. AiSer hereb,
announce him as candidate for tAe Office Of
county Treasurer subject to the action o. the
voters in the primary election.
The many friends Of Mr. J = HYDE here
by announce him ms ca:r,,,3ate FOR The Of
hce Of County Treasurer subject 70 the
action Of the voters IN the Democratic pEi-
mary election.
The friends of Mt. Eb H. Field hereby an
nounce him: as candidate FOR the office OF
County Treasurer subject TO the will OF the
Demoeraric voters in the approaching primary
election
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23

DO you want to sell your
farm! See
H. NJ. Hester,
2t4 The Real Estate Man
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
burning of property of
Messrs. Thornley, and
Birmingham at Moncks
Corner, 5 days at $50. 10000

Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
This account was also sworn
to as being correct.
Now. both of them cannot be
correct. There are glaring dis
crepancies in the two. Take
the first item in the two &C
counts, the Olar lvnching." the
charge in the first claim is $50.
and in the second claim is $50.
Investigating the killing of
Bryson in the first claim is
charged at $50. and in the Sc
ond claim $50. And the other
items all show increased charges
in the second claim to those in
the first claim, and some items
appear in the second claim
which are not shown in the
first, but these were incurred
after the first claim was filed.
What we wish to call atten-
ton to is that the first five items
in the first account amounts to
s1O5. so and the same items in
the second account amounts to
$3.50. a difference of S74.50.
And the difference in the total
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
Hetrick Hosiery Mills
WALHALLA, S. C.
Notice o. School Election
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA)
County Of Pickens. T

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA) a
County Of Piokens,
Whereas. petition srona the freehold.
ers and electors OF Oolenoy District No.
S6. has been filed with the, County Board
OF Education, asking for special elec-
ton to detirmine whether or not an ex=
ira levy OF four mills shall be levied on
said District for school purposes,
1t appearing to the County Board OF
Education that the petition meets the
requirements of the law.
Therefore, 1t is ordered that the Trus-
tees of above named District do hold
an election in said District at the school
house within said District on Saturday
June 9Th 1912, for she above stated
purpose. Fhe Trustees Of the District
are hereby appointed Managers OF said
election. Said election to be conducted
according to the requirements OF Sec
tion 1908 Of the General Statutes.
By order Of the County Board Of Ed
ucation,
r. T. HALLUM,
AS Sec. and Chr.
~.
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$l05.0
SN5.W

This was sworn to before Gov.
BIeass's private secretary on the
18th day of April and filed with
the Comptroller General for
payment.
The second claim filed by Col.
Green in which he undertook to
correct the above claim and give
dates and items was fled with
the Comptroller General on the
18th day Of May and is as fol-
lows:
State of Account,
Columbia, May 13, 1912.
Is State of South Carolina to L.
NJ. Green, DR..
Statement of per diem &C
count services rendered as spec
ial detective as follows:
March 25-27 inc.-In-
vestigating Olar lynch
ing, s days at SO per
OaY. ...........-...........S OU.UU
March 25-27 inc. In
vestigating killing of
Bryson at Mountville
and with regard to
negro lodges around
Mountville, 3 days at
$40 per day ....... 5000
March 1923 inc.-In-
vestigating lynching at
Blacksburg, 2 days at -
$40 per day..,.............. W.W
'' April S-5-Securing In
formation as to en-
forcement laws at An
derson and as to Ches-1
hire affair, 2 days at - 80
$40 per day. ............... W.W
80 April S-12 inc.-Inves-
tigating enforcementot
law in Hampton and as
to Fairfax, S. c., 5 days
at $1,000 per day.. oo.WI
April 1920 inc.-Frlp
to Dorchester county.
investigating whiskeY
situation, and law en-
forcement, s days at 90 al
$40 per day................. oO.W
s. April 20 % inc.!Sec-
ond trip into Dorchester
county to make further
Investigations as to the
liquor situation, 2 days - oo|
at $40 per day.. W'o
- May 6-10 inc.-Trip IN
to Berkeley to see as to
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
Notice of School Election.
State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
County of Pickens.
Whereas. a petition from the free
holders and electors of Eastatoe Dis
trie5, No. 81. has been FLED with the
County Bard of Education, asking
for specipl election TO determine
whether Or tet an exlr:. levy of mills
shall be levied on said District for
school purposes.
It appearing to the County Board of
Education that the petition nests the
requirements OF the law.
Therefore, it is ordered that the Trus-
tees of the above nan;ei District do
hold an election in said District at the
school house within said District on
Saturday. Jnne sth, 1912, for the
above stated..purpose. The Trustees of
the District are HEREBY appointed man
ayers of said election. Said electi9p to
be conducted according to the requir.
men IS of Section 1908 of the General
Statutes.
By order of County Board of Educa-
tion.
R. T. Hallum,
Co. Supt. Ed.
Ste
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
Fer County Commissioners

announce him as Candidate for Conntr Com.
missioner, subject to the action of the voters In
the primary election
The many friends of JAMES ~ LAWRENCE
heleDy announce him as q candidate for re-.
election to the Office of County Commissioner
SUBJECT to the people in the democratic pri-
mary.
The many friends of J. LUTHER BAGWELL
nereDy announce him as candidate for re-.
election TO the Office of County Commissioner.
subject to the action OF the voter. in the
Democratic Primary electien
Mr.. y. B. Moore i, hereby announced a. a
candidate for the Office of County Commission.
er subject to the action Of the voters In the
primary election, - VIC
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
Col. Green, The Detective.

@For several weeks there has
been a small clash between
Gov. Blease and Comptroller
General Jones over the pay
ments of the accounts of Gov.
Blease's special detectives Col.
Green and Rev. Creighton.
They fled their accounts with
the Comptroller General for
salary and expenses and pay
nent was refused for the reason
they were not itemized. The
Comptroller General took the
position that the claims should
show each item of expense ana
the day on which it was incurr-
ed. He furthur stated as his
reason that the people had a
right to know for what purpose
and how the public funds were
being expended. The Governor
took the opposite view and held
that it was none of Mr.. Jones
business to question the accur-
acy of the claims inasmuch as
he had approved them. But the
Comptroller General stuck to
his position and Col. Green
itemized his account.
The two accounts as filed with
the Comptroller General bv Col.
Green were published in full
in the Columbia Record Of the
18th and we here give them to
our readers for their inspection.
The first claim filed by Col
Green and of which payment
was refused is as follows.
Estate of South Carolina to
Il. NJ. Green, Special Detective,
Dr.:
ITO expenses, investi-
eating Olar lynching. in
Guiding trip to Charles
ton, Denmark and Olar, 5000
TO expenses. investigat-
ing killing of Bryson at
Mountville and looking
ITO Certsa. reports in
reference to negro lodges
around Mountville. 5000
Ito expense, investigat-
ing lynching at Blacks
burg. ......................." lo.O
ITO expenses, investigat-
ing burning of news
paper Office at Hampton,
and looking into the
general condition of the
enforcement of the law
as to the sale OF
whiskey. ETC., at Hamp-
ton and Fairfax.......... 22.W
To expenses, Anderson,
for securing information
IN reference to the en-
forcement of the law
and obtaining informa-
ton in re Muldrow-
Cheshire affair, and in-
vestigating the conduct
and work of Detective
Sanders........................1 1s.50I
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
CANDIDATES CARDS.
For Congress-

hereby announce myself candidate for
Congress from the Third Congressional District
OF South Carolina, su bject 20 the action Of the
voters OF the District in the Democratic primar-
les.
MARCUS C. LONG,
Walhalla, S. c.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
For Clerk of Court.

hereby announce myself candidate for the
once OF Clerk Of Court for Pickens County
subject to the rules of the Democratic primary
election. o. S. STEW pr
The many friends of Mr. II. G. MCDANIEL
hereby announce him as candidate for the of.
nee OF Clerk OF Court for Pickeps County. sub
]ect 70 the action Of the voters in the Demo
cratic primary election.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
Fer Solicitor.

hereby announce myself a candida te for
of the 10th Judicial Circuit and
Aledge to abide the result OF the Democratic
JSO N DANIEL,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23
Notice of Sale.

>-.,o Articles
!. Heath, Bruce, Morrow Go, sack - neanS
g. No name o1so nolooo
2 w 7 POWELL pkge q cada) 3 Bxs. Tobacco
No name-2 boxes Tobacco
VIM Rosemond-l sack Oyster Shells
Koowee Supply Cos boxes Tobacco
o p;cpons Bottling Works. box Glass.
9. Keowee Supply CO. boxes Gan uooos.
10 4. C. Smith box Medicine
II No name-1 barrel Crockery.
70 ]. L. Ramey-l barrel Crockery. box Chi
g doz. G. Baskets, l pail Can
&C / box Notions.
1s. No name-l bdl. Plows, 8 pd Baskets.
l barrel Mty. Bottles
IL NJ. G. Dodgens-1 Sewing Machine
II No nan1e-lot Pots, Skiets & etc.
IS. W., Kopp-l Can Oil.
10. No name-1 Package D. B. Foot Plows.
20. Box Soap,
21. E. M. Hines-l case Stock Food, l Stand
%. Central Mfg Co.'S Rolls Roofing.
%. No name-2 Cans Syrup.
a. Dora Leslie--I Boxed Lamp.
25. No name-1 Box Starch.
26. P. W. Smith, Boxes Glass,
81. No name-1 Box Medicine.
%. VIM. Rosemond-l Buggy Body.
%. C. H. Rice-l Brl Cider, Box G. Ware
30. J. B. Seaborn.-l Box G.. Ware.
81. Moore & Mauldin-2 Brls. Syrup
EXPRESS.
l. R. T. Welborn-1 Pkg.
g. No nanle-1 Box.
8. J. K Manley-1 Box.
T. No name-lBox.
s. A. Sheriff Box.
g. w E. Stephens-l Pkg.
Z. No name-1 Box Drugs.
8. A. T. Turner Box.
9. H. A. Richey-l Pkg.
10. No name-l Can. -.
IL. Lola Harris-1 Doll Carriage and Cts
l2 T. D. Harris-1 Pkg.
l3 Geo. E. Biddeford-l Pkg.
IA. l.. F. Robinson Box Medc.
Is. T. D. Harris-1 Bdl. Castgs.
Is. Estell Revis-l Pkg.
IT. No name-l Book.
7S Box Medic
10. F. B. Williams Box Medic.
20. L, II. Grandy-l Pkg.
81. R. L. Henderson, Pkg.
22 W G. Seaborn-l Pkg.
%. J. NJ. Crenshaw-1 Pkg.
"a. Katie Ferguson Pkg.
Is. No name-1 Pkg.
26. A. D. Mann Pkg.
81. j. LsBolt-l Box Medic.
%. No name-1 Box Medic.
20. Folger & Thornley, Box Hdw.
80. No name-1 Pkg.
81. Pkg,
80, Book
80. J. A. Cannon Pkg.
"a. Harvey Kennemore-1 Pkg. Medic.
35. Pirlie Ryce-l Box Soap.
So. D. B. Finney-1 Box Soap.
81, No name-1 Box Soap:
50. Box Soap.
80. l Book
20. s. / Book.
Al. H. NJ. Hester Pkg.
42. w Masters Pkg.
43. Abner Masters Pkg,
A. VIM, Moore-1 Pkg.
As. H. A. Richey-1 Pkg.
46. W. L. Myers Box Medc.
At. B. A. Gallaway-I Pkg. Medc.
4s. J. NJ. Clements Pkg. Medic.
49, Avery Kirksey-1 Pkg. Medc.
50. Pkg. Medic.
81. VA. Holder Pkg. Medic.
50. Henry Porter Pkg. Medc.
So Lambert Raney-1 Pkg. Medic.
54. w. A. Saterfeld-4 Books.
55. H Allen Grip.
56. IVY Light & Power CO. Pkg.
~ s. Pkg.
So. A. P. Smith Pkg.
SO. E. H. McWhorter-1 Pkg.
so. Sentinel Journal Bundles Newspaper.
J. T. Taylor.
General Mana
Is
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-05-23

- TO one months service
as special detective
from March 18th to
April 18th, inclusive. :.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20
Stemmer er oelt li9eligt imellem
Denofraterne og &epublifanerne.

@eraf flutes, at bpis boerfel
Gaft, 8ilion eller 9foolepelt fao,
&plgerncs 9fojoritet, piloe 81
beller life fao Staternes @fojorite1
/ &aprelcntanternes Sus, og / lac
Silfeloe piloe Senotct pplge Gice.
prrlioent Sberman til Yrnii6en1
for oe 1lnlte fire Mar. Genne 81.
tuotion forflorer Mp9tcrne ON al
ltrpge Sbermons, Nmn al &algli.
item, t6i lfipnt bol, ct en- ogtperoia
% relpeftobel 9prger, pi( set pere
banlfeligt at finoc llogen, lnli1 Sci
!ltore iSlertol al @etolfl1ilmen npoi=
gerc pnifer til ErGliocnt. Set Ell
bog piltnof meAet ulanbiptliat, al
Solicit life iful0 c prlge en- tilltrGf=
felig Mojoritet al &olalnen6 for
en- al aonoi6aternc, % enonu mere
uianoipnligt er Set, at set benlofro,
tiife @us nil labe &alaet blipe al
giort al set repu6lifunlfe Sc1ot
@nlaerfolfet, til bpem aonltitutio.
men betror GalVet al Grplibent
bar oloria fdr prrct mere heltemt
paa at u0npttc hennc 9fogt / i'm
f11lhe ltbltrpfning 90 Sen on1talte
Toroirrina, lom pFl opltoa, bpis Sal
get lfo( afgipres of &nngrcsicl1, nil
liffert heltprfe aerne SSp(elie bos
Solicit. 90len ielb ON &olgct full
Sc tilfolbe Sulet, CT Set ol6eles life
iiffert. at Sen ligf Eortiforoelil1g al
|Staterue pilbe fobinbrc &algets s(f,
gjgrelic. Hortiban1o er blepue for
Hoppe til at boIbe 5ilbpngerre al Sc
Itore 6gllesibecr ia at fnrene Jig
ON Sen aonhioot. ion er oisle S6e=
ers Golsmon0. 9(leltc Ga 1Spllette
@rlrppen er ilton} til at brpoe SIT
iets lige StiIling ssn at iten11ne en-
ten for @illon ellelH 5oft, foruoiot
at Ten1ofroterne cr l1oilligc til al
gipe Mooiepet 6ler:alI Set ct
enbnu life forefolOet Sc 1Sor. 5ta=
ters @iltorie, at Mprnie11to11ternes
Sns loo @enotet abjpre Erelioe11t=
bolget, og set pil fffert hel(er life
ife / Mar.
&l1n to 9srnliolnter ct 5lepne
po1gtc al @uiet, og / begge Iilfel=
Sc bar Ser heilil1o,oe Mnno meo
itor sSn6flpoelie, 'ol1 ltetteoc W}ob-
parte1s &onoibat, for6i Sc onloa
bom for Sen heb1te Mano. 0en-
gang / 1900, ba. Golanur16enes
Ste1nner 1toO lige inellcm Seffer.
ion og Burr, bo na' bet @omilton
og bans @ruppc al 6g0erole, lonl
afajorbe &alget ueo at gibc sseffer=
lon 0eres Stenmer. % bo / 1924
in9en of Sc fire Srelioente1nner
fun1oe opnoo Moioritt, bar set
@enrp Glnp, lom onfa'te oen 5tem=
megr1ppe imoo bork caet @arti,
ser fif 92ci11ltotet til at ipinee !
9loa1ns 6apar. Gi5e potriotiife
gfsempler pil liffcrt fife blipe for
alemte, bpis ct liane'oe tSorbolo
ifulbe inotreffe slor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20
&Drjettct CT Glbgam1elt.

Sen 6tc al 5ronfriaes. @enrolinoe
LOS iette Metollte11ger ilit 9iDitpf,
fe. Seln Noturfolfenc fa1 life 1tge
Jig fri for at anpe,1be bete iSorfnn=
geligbeoe11s Marterinltr1t1le11t. Sao=
leoes beretter en- Opoog4iesrejien=
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SSnoianerne, ct al 9roiiliek ltrfolf,
fje11oer @rugen al aoriethr. San
ifriper:: Soar 8otnoerne)er ga11=
ife lnge, inbrer De oeres Sifino mes
en- Slags aoriet, lom blipeu lopet al
Srpernes &orf."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20
:. ~. Mar9.
1ra 4Alannrt.

gefo1nilien i flere @el1erationer, life
pasles ino Silla Nicbmon6s be-
lfeone NlngiDelier.
Song @eorg al @r9ferlono bar
Dog I'LL bj1tlpet Sen buspiloe Son
Mamlcl lo al oe1lne Sitllotio11, ioet
ban Dor operla0t Sen portugiii1fe
&orgefomi(ie en Sl1;te @preller
&enlingtun Yoluolet / 9onoon, ug
bereftcr rpffcr Gr=9ong Mnnuel ub
al N!clnnonO &illaen, ser oar bons
fgrlte 5ililu1tslte0. s &e1rlington
Rolaolet bor 6orpejen Yriniesie
Sol'iic, Nertltgea, al s(rgpl(, Grin,
lesle 0enrp al 9otten6erg % @rep-
i110c Branuille, lon sen el,gelIfc
&onges @jnlter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20
S sen tolfe 9iigs0aasial el @an

" WV >rI>$ o'':1" w. >0~~''
gene frem til Ealerltolen te41nelig
inppre. Gn Sag. 0o SgtberjDl>
lon0s Migsoogsmono, Sen bdje\breo=
1fulore6e @ultat, SSoboluien, petop
itob / Gaslagen. fom Sen iAnflc,
lille, men oog laa meetige 9\jfer,
Sc nationol=l =liberales sSGrer, og\biI-
Sc up til TolerItolen.
Set itore Donmarf lparer
ipprrer @ejen for mig" roobte lle
after.
so, men set itore 0onnarf nlB=
bruger al6rig lin Magt oberfor \e
imoa na ipage," LOO @l,itap ssobanf
lens robne Snnr. ioet ban los Sd
ifer lippe forbi.
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@n norif Gfspcoittun til 9fp=Wnineas
,$nore.

Sen norife OpOagellesrejlel1Oe
Carl 9unbolt3, befjen0t ira fine
&eilcr 9lultrolien, forbereoer Oen=
ne Sio Ell ny @fspeOition, Ser ifal
ltarte omfring Sen lite Nftober.
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/ 9forge, far gip-@uineo til Maal.
Som .befje,1ot er beu bpllanhlte
Sci al oenne ltore q laa gp0t lom
ufjclrbt; ser leper efter 5igen0e be=
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fente cnbm1 beril1bc n1ellen 9jerge=
ne, pg 2nn16plt5 nenter at funne
bjembringe opcror0entlig intereslan=
te gcogrofilfc og etnpgrofiifc 9felu!,
tater.
5Sprlt 1856 begpl1bte @alloce at
nbforife 9ip=@nineoS SSn6re; iioen
bons Sis bor mango Gfspeoitioner
iggt at trrnge gjennen oanOct, men
forairnes. olrmbolt5 le0ioges paa
lin Mciic al Ell bpio Mono og il,o=
f6bte Hap1o'er. 5Snr0en er 6cregnet
til at norc 11h Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20
Gct paaSc Gnalauo.

Set berpnlme(ige vSritonnio
rules tbe panes" CT peo at foo om=
pcnot @ploigbc0 poa CIT iorgelig
Moo0c: 8olgerne CT pto at beber=
ife Sriton1ien. 9icgnen pu!tcr 11eo,
6lpncr og Seffe oa Spcr aoar oDer
oercs 9rco0er, Gngenc li1ger lon
piotllraftc 2ogl,'cr, Morfcrnc ion
0folcr, @cje11e lem ripenoc Strpm=
me. Speripet1nellerne far ollerebe
o1rcttet nhprc 2nclragcllcr og er
beb nt 6lipc en- NotionoI< <l1(pffe
Standardization cr ltonOiet / man
&C 0onbs0elc, oa pco cl1 1rnoerlig
eSroni al Sfphncn er ser ilere Gtc=
Ser pco at bliue .Mon1el poo Orif-
fepolrh, ou &onHp0rfcrnes Eltnpe=
1tatin1er l11aa ltonbic poo @rllno al
Sncrip9m1nelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-20
&ejier fyrant5 slSpiep9

al 9lterrig=ltngarn fejreoe nplig i'm
920c 6polclsoag pg er Sem ulolte
regjcrenoc 9iouorf europa. san
belteg 5rplru .. 3. Sec. 1913.
@anS S3clbrcostilitono CT rnonl ret
goo % 6on tiger ielp, at fan fan
taffe jim efsclnplariife 9epemQaoe
for ion1nlc.