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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-31

81 ann sure that rirl has Cd kind
heart and - considerable disposition.
said the young man.
Why"
Because when 7 asked her what her
.fay"rite flower was She took care to
name something that doesn't cost oy-
~ SOC n bunch '-Mashlngton Star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-31

New York. March 80 The con-
slant approach Of the dav Of their
execution. April l5. has caused the
four gunner who were convicted of
the murder Of Herman Koscnthal.
the gambler, to become victims 81
despair. They are extremely bitter
over the fact that their appeal for .
new trial was not granted along vi n
that OF Police Lieutenant Becker.
whose first trial resulted in his con-
yiction ~ i~nstigator Of the crime
Tho young gangsters unite in express
ing the belief that Harry WALTON. one
If the former gamblers who testified
against them, was The man who actu-
ally fired the bullet that killed no
seminal. They declare they Will stick
to this statement until their iives
have been snured out 10y electricity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-31

Go find it just what You have waited for so
loug-n blessed, instant relief.
ZEMO is sold and guaranteed by drug.
r..,s everywhere. and in Tulsa ly Puritan
Drug Co.. Getmau a Campbell Tulsa Drug
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-31

of Delaware made the course IN -
ana g. W. IaXton II Charlotte. S.. c..
recorded o. 90.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-31
End All That
Eczema Misery
stop All That Awful Itching and Burn.
ing Instantly by Using This
Remarkable Skin Remedy
- ZEM0.
Get a 25c Bottle Today and Prove It.

ZEMO is really n new wonder-a clean.
nnlLsuplIc IIquIl thnt is guaranteed 10 Nom
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
500 Reward, 500

The readers Of this paper VIII be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure In all it's stages. and that Is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease. requires constitutional treat
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
nature In doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith In its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any, case that II falls to cure. Send
for list OF testimonials. -
Address: y. J. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
ILLUSION IN WEIGHT.
Elunders That Simply Prove a Persons
Good Judgment


Wake n sofa pillow in one hand. bal.
arce II carefully until you think you
have II right sense of its weight. Hold
large glass in the other hand and
have some one pour water into it until
yOu think IL weighs about as much as
the pillow. Then weigh the two and
see how far ont Of the way you are
Or take cap in one hand and put in
TIE other as many coins us you think
may be needed 10 balance IL. You will
find your Judgment far from correct.
Take two stone jars. Fill one with
hot water and the other with cold and
ask friend to say which is the heav-
Ter of the two. The bottle with hot
water will seem - per cent heavier.
Take three articles weighing the
same. Put one on the ground, one on
Il table and one on high shelf. Ask
Il friend to lift them and determine
which of the three is the heaviest. lie
will pick the one on the shelf as the
one which weighs the most every time
The laws Of illusion in weight are
quite exact. and ii is marvellous to see
what Il large proportion of people will
make exactly the same mistake in ex.
actly the same way. Thus the pillow
seems lighter than it is because its APP
pearance suggests lightness. OF two
similar weights the one that is the lar
ger in size will always seem the light.
L.. ...lx. 90 a.
will he underestimated In the expert
ment just described.
Any change from normal tempera-
ture. either hot or cold. will appear to
increase the temperature. A piece of
ice the same weight as glass of wa
ter will seem TO weigh twice as much.
The extra eXertion needed to sustain
the weight of an object either above or
below our natural reach seems to make
1t heavier. and for this reason the
weight on the shelf will seem to have
the advantage.
Does this show what poor judges we
are? Not at all. 1t only proves our
good judgment. 1t is like the sad case
of the college student in 4 class on op-
tics who could see through the illu.
sions. so that matters which appeared
crooked to the rest Of the class. al
though they were really straight. ap-
peared straight to him. Instead of
complimenting him on his discernment.
the professor promptly expelled the
student from the class on the ground
that he was drunk. And he was!-
New York American.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
TRAGIC LAUGHTER.
Vibration and NitrosiyceriN Form a
Perilous Combination.

Vibration and Nitrosiycerin Form a
Perilous Combination.
An accident. said to be the most ex-
traordinary on record. occurred at
some oil fields in the Baku district of
Russia, on the borders of the Caspian
sea. One Of the big "gusher'' oil wells
became choked. and. with a view of
blowing it clear. number Of iron
drums full of nitroglycerin were
brought down by rail from Derbend
and deposited overnight in a large shed
which was used by the men as sort of
canteen.
The steward Of this establishment. a
Greek named Darios, opened one Of the
drums for some reason best known to
himself and decanted a small quantity
Of the dangerous liquid into a long.
thin glass used for mixing vodka. This
he placed on shelf behind the bar.
Shortly afterward there entered a
workman named Borkovitch. who was
famous for the boisterOus hilarity Of
his manner and especially for his loud.
resonant laughter.
The sight Of nitroglycerin In vodka
tumbler so excited his visibility that he
gave vent to series of stentOrian guf.
flaws. This set the half filled glass
ringing" and the treacherous con.
tents Immediately exploded.
The conclusion sufiiced. in its turn. to
explode the rest of the stuff in the
drums. entirely demolishing the shed
and killing five persons, all who were
in it at the time. The barman escaped
through having gone down into the eel
lar just previously. whence he distinct
ly heard the laughter. followed by the
musical ringing" of the thin tumbler
and the two explosions.-Pearson's
Weekly.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
EXPANSION.

A very stout fellow once presented
himself to Sir Francis Burdett and
asked him If he had situation to give
him..
IL do not know you" said Sir Fran
els. looking at him.
why. have you forgotten me?" said
the fellow. IL was formerly Il page In
your house"
"AIy dear boy" said the baronet
''you have become vOlume"-Pear
sons Weekly. s.I
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
Milk and Music.

II Is a little known fact that. the
most delightful music at the present
day is produced by playing on milk.
The supply of ivory nowadays does
not to a great extent meet the de-
mand. Strange as it may sound, skim
milk forms substitute. 1t is used
for making the keyboards Of pianos.
and in appearance this hardened sub
stance is hardly distinguishable from
ivory.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
Minuteness Of Molecules.

Molecules are so minute that there
are about a sextillion of them in a
cubic inch Of air. These at freezing
temperature oscillate back and forth AT
the rate of i.47O feet second. The
average length Of their path between
oscillations is about one two-hundred
and seventy seven thousandth Of an
inch. Each comes into collision with
its fellows about 100000 times sec
ond
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
Consistent.

1.-THE people who say that women
are inconstant and Inconsistent de-
clares the philosopher Of folly. 'are
dead wrong. A few years ago a girl
told me she was just twenty-five and
she sticks to the same figures today
Cleveland Leader
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
A Long Message.

The longest item OF news ever tele
graphed TO newspaper was the entire
New Testament as revised. which was
sent from New York to a Chicago
newspaper May 22. 1882. That IL
sue of the paper comprised twenty
pages. sixteen of which were taken up
by the New Testament
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
Notice.

Hereafter. this paper will charge
5 cents per line for all obituaries,
in advance, and cents per line for
all church notices except for church
services, and also for cards of thanks.
In adopting this rule we are only
following the same plan OF every 9TH
er local paper in Kentucky
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
A Mans Income.

AT what period in life should a
mans income be largest?"
1T is usually reported to be largest
1t the period of his life in which his
wife tries 10 show the court how much
aimony be could pay."-St Louis
i'ust-Dispatch.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
Explains a Mystery.

1T has always been my idea," re-
marked the Man on the Car, that
something jostled Natures elbow
when she was pouring the seed into
the watermelon"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
ARMY POST HAz|NC
A Very Raw Recruit Who Got a
Very Warm Reception.
HIS CLASH WITH "OLD BULL

After the Quite Informal introduction
to the Colonel Was Effected the Ia
bIes Turned and Corporal Suds" Cot
a Dose Of His Own Medicine.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
Diplomacy.

Lady-I'm afraid one foot is bigger
than the other. Shopman-On the con
trary. madam, one is perhaps smaller
than the other-London Opinion.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15
CREATING Business.

Some who undertake to show that
"the gun isn't loaded Immediately
provide occasion for undertaking OF
another sort.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-15

There Is nothing useless TO man OF
~nse; clever people turn everything 10
lccOunt.-La Fontnine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
mr. Sepions aanoioatnr.

Melten alle al bore amertfanife
5amtioige / Set 10oe &ongresoi-
ltrift / Mtnnelota inoebolber oisle
Gage fun 2opor6 pg De beb1te 9n.
fer for Scr. 2omeI 6. SepIon, ser
er &an6i6at for sen republtfanife
Domination fom 4ongresmnn0 fra
10oe Diitrift, b%eltaaen0e al 3oie,
4be og 10be @ar6S / MinneapoliS
% Meiten al @ennepin County, me6
nnotagelie al Comm Of ct. Mntbo=
mn, % fplgenoe ! Counter: Mnofa,
8rigbt, Sianti, Gbiiago, Nine, &a,
nabeef og Mille 2acs. 8laoet v8tne
Gountp 6nrmer", ser uofommer /
E@illom Miper / n9pnte Gonntp,
|ifriper III. a. sen %. Moi:
r2onelI 6. Sepion al Minnea-
polls, iom er paa en- Sur giennem
|Ditriftet / Mutomobil / Mnleoning
al bans 4anoi0atur for @ongres.
embeoet, %itanoieoe FER / Snsbags 'og
bilite paa !aa mango 5olf BON fun0e
rRffe 6enne @ang. Mean faa: ltrafs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

anoen 6ariot, og begrope Dem.
vM9nSene op0e Iom Gotter," flyer
ban, rog 9igene itableoes op Tom
rGoromoob". Oct funbe treffe, at
mon grop og arbeioe6e / flere Maa.
ne6er, % at ser lao inotraf ct Soro,
fired, bborpe6 oct u0fgrte Mrbejoe
fuloit9noig uoletteoes." Otter at
&analarbeioet bar ilut 0rog &lun.
fett ino I Merico og opober langs
3io @ran6e, og BON ifrpoer al, at
Ser neiten life er en- @let, bpor ban
lite bar iobet 1angs 6enne Gloo. S
@%ulfeberens Sis fiprte ban meb ct
Nar Offer fra Seem Sort til San
6rancisco, til bpilfen &eiie ser meo=
gift to Mar og bporunoer ban gien=
.nemgif mango baarreiienoe Splepel.
fer. Ger bar UNDER benne &eise life
iaa iiRloen, at ban lt66te paa De
lergelige @eiter al &eiienoe, Der en-
ten bar bnffeoe UNDER for @unger
og 5trabooier eller ogSao bar bIep.
ne mproe6e al Sn6ianere eller bbioe
&poere, bpilfe ii6ite fife itoo tilbage
for fine rpoe 8reore / 8lootgrit og
l1menne ifeligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

|siellnro. er, om pnltaH boa i'm
|somnlerreiioeus, @arfotoap 9ouife,
2ocuit goilep pua Gong Sslano,
bemmelig blepeE Irneoet ! &Du1el1s
|2enfer til Dnaffrer @illiam DC.
Mair, 8iceprelioent for unaoilla.
Gollep MatlmaD 60. 5ru Giicber.
$onien, SC; ct Datter al ben ofog.
Sc &lnoemiIlipnnr SfrGboermeiter
Slaac gail 8rofam. bill ifalge Stan-
ooro llunion begipe iig paa grDl-
~lnpsreiie til 1unmarf Tor at gienie,
De 'amnle steoer, ION bun belsgte
pao grpllupsrejie meo i'm fgrite
Mian6 CO iii laa fiRr. (.
De omerifanife BLADE minoer !
Mnleoning cf 8rplluppet ON Car
|Giicber=SanienS Qcbebune % for.
Teller 81. a., otSiaae 8rotau efter
meo Satteren tllbe0
Gicber-Sanien $4,000 fonta1t %
$4,000 aarlig paa 2ipstio, bpiS
|bnr1 piloe forlabe Mmerifn for epigt.
Siicber forlangte $4,000 fontant
|og $12,5O0 aarlig / Mppunage, og,
bermeb bortfalot Sngen. SenereI
qpretteoe 5iicber-Sanien en- @pffe.
@e]tauranter, be Iaafolote IDLE
bours", ser git follit me6 $4,000 /
aftiper % $t2 600 I @asiiuer. &C.
nett bar Giicber-Sanien un6er Map..
net 6ifcber @iaton / Nr. 156 IS.
46tb ct. oprettet ct pelbeiegt On.
gogeringsburenu for 8alletoanI er.,
inoer. st al Blaoene fortRller,; at
6iicber,@anien, Ser f6rer en- lipltg
Nen, ifriper lit 2ibs gpentpr og BERT
|fort9ller fine grin6ringer ON 8rG..
iioent Mc&inlep og ANDRE. (.Noro.
|tpiet".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
1O8 Aar gammeI. Setter Nlunfet

los Var gatnmeI. 8eter @lunfett
i @a1teoma, &., fDl0te for 1rogIe
Gage iioe11 TT 1O8be Mar % er uoer1
gbipI Statens aloite 8erion. &alt
CT frembeles raif og rgrig, lao bun
e1oog at % til Tan tage fa % ur.
beioe poo 6arr1eu, men in6fffrpnfer
fig bog belft til at bore m8ofs",
naar ct itgrre Arbeioe ttal ubfgreg.
Son ipiier % ioper goot, bar faaet
en- NJ 6orfpni1e Of 6oar, Iigeiom
ogino BET fer oan1fIe Spn igien e
Hart fom Ct Barns, og ban rne,,er
tell, at Der intel e. ! @eien for at
ban er1orl Tan lebe !. 20 M1r. 9fr.
iHIunfeH blep fsot ! SrIano. % bo1
'bar 26b1 Of line mango 2eDeaar
pr1DH meget. &o1 boz naIeoes
IbJonot bent Ser Dor oninthe poa
9aneeu, Sd Sronfnsrnoere ori6g
tent erobe 8ou.o1no6a1,olen, d bpg,
ban boo6e Ell b aaH o,soe -
bDsoeIioe &
nat uIfeber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

set Snotrof q D'r. Sepfon, at 5a1'
|er Ell meget beitemt Mlaro. Sans
NerionIisbeo gtper SS1otrpf al en-
|itarf, naben % beitert &arafter %
inogDber Eilli6. 9an bnpoeoe at
BON, itigut Mepr,blitaner, life pilpe
tillaoe noget H~artibenipn at Tor
blinoe bam operfor Meriterne / no.
get 2opforilag, enten oct bIioer 10.
reilaaet al .8ull mooier", Demofra.
ter eller fra andre &artier. .Seg
bill, bois leg Miper palgt, %unoeritgt-
te ale gooe 2opforilag," lagbe BON,
bpilfet Ri anls- Iom ct fornuftigt
@rimcip % en- goo 8olitif. Som
bill forigge at naa belle fit Diitrtft
meo MutomobiI fgr 3rimerpolget i
noe tie Mnane6."
u@abfon gnterprile" Ifriper ben
|226e Mai, fplgenoe ON Mr. Sep.
ions 8eigg berfteoS: n&on. 2onell
g. Seplon fra Minneapolis, 4anoi.
oat for BEN republifanife Momi11a-
tion for 4~ongresembeoet fra bette,
set npe 1Obe Diitrift, be'ggte Sob
fon igoor Morges. San par le6ia-
get al 6. $. Gbaomief. mr. Sep
Jon og @e6oftpren al oEbe Gnter-
prize" bleb foot og opooaget inoen-
for. nogle faa Mil ira binanoen.
% ri fan garuntere for bans 9W,
tigbeb og 8aoli6eligbeo. SSntet be-
bre @alg fun6e gjgres til at repre-
lentere Sc forifielllge Snteresier !
bette 9iitrift. Som foritaar bpao
6ormerne trpnger til, i6et ban bar
lepet og arbeibet paa en- Sarm mo.
til ban blep mpnoig. SON fjenoer
npie neutrality-suspicious. Bebob
So ban / flere Mar bar b9ret be-
ifi9fttget / oexne 8rancbe / 5ta-
tens &obeoitab. Mr. Sepfon er en-
opetig Mgitator og fgler meget OPP
muntret AT 5ituationen for 9ieblif-
fet in6enfor Ditriftet. @plgerne
bill life fortrpoe, bpis 6e TENDER
2omell 6. Sepion til @aibington
lom oeres &epr9ientam."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05
Gn peroig aanbioat for statsfas
ierer- Gmbebet / Minneipta.

So n9rmere ri fom1ner 9rtmRr-
palget / Minnefota, ben 16. Sunni,
oelto lpiere ipnes 16iigterne for
Mr. 81. 8. Sobnions Domination at
blipe. timber ct 8eigg paa 8laoetS
|@ontor fornplig ubtalte Mr. Sobn-
ion Jig / bpi @rao tilfreos meo De
|in61ebenoe &apporter fra ollie. Sta-
tens ggne. timber bans Mbmimitra-
ton al GountD @uoitor gmbeoet /
Momer County fit M1r. Sobnion
Mnleoning til at uonife i'm mere
enb alminoelige Dpgtigbeb, &unft-
ltgbeo % f~orefommenoe 8etiening
/ uofbreli en al fine Gmbe6spligter.
Set famine fan iiges ON bans Sic
neite iom SefretGr / flere Mar for
uSbe 6ormerS G%o-operatipe @rain
Dealers Msiociation of Mmneiota"
Der bar gibet bam ct goM Mapn %
i Ell bis nbitr9fni1g giort bom be-
fienbt hanM 5taters 2~anobefplf<
ming. st mr. So6nion itaar beit
og bel an'et / i'm l1miobelbare
@iemitabn bepiies beb felgenoe Ito
talelier, iom hi bar taget fra 8lo-
BET yMomer County Mepnblicnn"
Der uofommer / bans @iembp Mu,
ittn:
rMr. St. 8. Sobnion inomelote Jig
iioite Ons0ag bos Statsiefreteren
lom &an6ibot for Statsfas}erer-gm-
beoet paa sen republifanife @alg-
ie6oel. Scr. Solution nar tioligere
Mnoitor for momer County og er
bel fien6t / bette County, ioa bel
letn igiennem set ipoltge Minne''o-
ia. SON er Sefretnr for y9be
Some Snbeitment Company. -
Der. Sobnion er fg6t / Moper Goun.
|tD og tilbrngte mango Mnr paa en-
6arm. @an fit en- n6merfet n6=
6annelie og beflp6te StiIltngen fom
|5folelarer me6 afgiort &elo Der /
Gonntpet. SON bar / flere Iur Doe.
ret interesieret / @olitif, er iaaleoes
bel ffiffet for Gmbebet iom 9tats-
fasierer og bill oerfor blipe @ien-
itano for en- flor Stgtte i bette og De
tiliteoen6e GountDer.-Dette County
bar ! ma11ge Mur fife babt nogen
&epr9ientant pna 5taterts gmbeos.
liite, % % Maioriteten al 8Plger.
ne leper / Statens fDblige Salpoel,
buroe Mr. Sobnfo1 flnne opbiie ct
fort Mntal Stemmer. Sons
mar1ge @en11er baaber, at Mr. Sobbn.
ION moo bore ben beIoige peo 8ri.
m9rbalget, ben 166e Stunt"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

blep beiparet. EMPIRES Of SIRE.
lano" blep oerpaa opoaget giennem
9ongen lige for rStorltn0"s STIR.
bor6S 8aug. Gen bite grgn San.
terne og bup6e betpoelig Sort.
%5torltoo"S Maifiner .blep ltrafs
.reDerieret mes fulo 5art, 6og BENG
Sort bar omtrent i,nno},t. "a sc
to Gfibe tgrneoe iammen.
n5torita0"s Mrreit ifete ifeIge
8%egiaring fra Canadian Hacifc
8anen, ser fororer en-. Gritatning at
100000 fra @nloomperens 8be-
oeri, Maritime DumpifibsfeIitub I
Norge. Canadian 8neific bill maa-
lfe fomme meo Dberligere @rnD .pon
G%ritatning for Sab at 2abningen.
Gen 36ie Stunt mel6es fra Cue
bee, at Mntallet of 9rl1fne6e OF
9rnbte er ;teget 1neo So, iaa Epos.
lilten mi er 1924, ioet rGmpreii3s"
bap6e 1,476 ialt ombor6. 6gri;t beo
bet 10, at Ser par 1887 omboro,
men oglan / Sen @en!eenoe bar
GnmpifibsieIifabet 6. g. 81. g. 60.
altina lite poa BET rene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

Kandidat for den republikanske No
mination for State Auditor, var j Il Aar
County Auditor j Kanabec County,
Minnesota, Medlem af Statens Legis-
latur i otte Aar, oe Husets Speaker
under amlineen1913. Under hans Ad.
miiniistratiion blew Husets Udgifter re-
duceret Ill So, 1904, sammenlicner
med $M,958.47 den foregasiaende Sam
ling, OF Funktion@rernes Antal blew
nedsat en- TIediedel Mi. Rines e. en-
progressiv Republikaner % har en
RekordiL egisIaturen. Hans
lanee Erfaring har eiivel ham et klart
Indblik j Statsstyrelsens forskielliRe
IBrancher. Han er Forfatter Il mango
yiigtige Love, iblandt hyilke Loven ON
Gross Earning Skat M briirper
Staten q forgeet Indtect II over 81
Million Dollars. MI. Rinss blew fsdt
ni Sverige for u Ar siden -
hsnsharlsvef Minnesots
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-05

Der Dar en De 9erioaer ia
Moropeiten o1ltboro pa .gntpreis
|of Jtelnno" sra 9ouiton, M1irn,
reiite iaaleoes tie ugifte Mai,D til
|snerige. q. garlforL en- forben-
Dprenoe Rlpoesbnnoler, SO Mar,
anfreo Sobnion, 65 Mor, % Sobn
@uitaffon, Ell Garmarbeioer, 90
Mar, reiite iom Mellembpfspasia-
gerer paa .gmpreis Of Srelano".
@uitaf;on if,,loe reiie til 5perige for
at gifte fig. GarlioA % Sobn'on
bar begge pelltaaenoe.
Sta 5berburne, Minn;, afreiite
8erioner til Danmarf. 8lanot
Dem pnr en- gnfe, Mrs. gli5abetb
Dobbs, Der peo at ubipre forifjeI-
ligt Mrbeioe / 2anbsbDen / flere
Mar, bapoe ipard Jig NOT 8enge til
Meilen. De eprige 6 bar Mr. og
|Mrs. Sames Sobn!on iamt Datte-
rem ellie, Mrs. 8eter Matien iamt
Mrs. Sobn 2arfon og benoes 2 Mar
.gamle spn clinton. Sire 8erioner
fra Mocbeiter, Winn., er blanbt De
inbnebe.
8lonot anoen Rlasi.s Easiage-
rer, Der iapnes, ct Mr. og Mrs. $.
8eterion fra @inntpeg.
800 Sig blep fiifet op 2groag .og
Doerligere MnitrRngelier gibres for
at finoe Meiten.
Gen rorife &ul0nmper rStor=
itab" lgb IND paa Sapnen / Mon-
treal ben 81. Mai. 8augen flemt
% bdiet / ret ginfel moo Stprboros
% en- &ebne paa, 8agbor6siiben
fun en- 500 ODER &anblinien er
it1mme @i0nesbpro ON ben Erage.'
Die, bpori &ul0amperen bar ipillet
en- iaa betponingsful6 @olle. Mogle
Mtnutter efter Mnfomlten bIep en-
Mrreitor6re n6taget nf Canadian
&acific 8anen og ipmmet paa @tor-
molten ifelge Sr6re fra 50. Gimp
ion @alfer, 6. g., 4uebec Mbmiras
litetets &egiitrator.
sSfglge ben @apport, iom @on.tejn
Mnoerien afgab for Mbeoeriet, byrte
ban auptein @en6all raabe, 1T jan
lite maatte tr9fffe Jig bort. Gap.
tein Mnoerien fffreg ian bit, iom
ban par iitano til, at BET pil6e ban
beller life. Men i .bet foma,e blcp
EMPIRES" borte.
Sen al 2ange og Griffin uoite>te
Grflpring er lom fglger:
nSfibene iaa b%inan6en, 6a be bar
langt borte fra btnnnoen. vGmprssiiss
of Srelano" bleb iet l6for ,Stnr-
itao"s Stprboros @qug. yGmpreis
of Srelano"s grbnne eller gtrr-
bor6s 2anterne funoc les frc rStor-
ltab". timber bisie Gmjt9no:gbeoer
CAB gefartsreglerne vstoritao" Bei-
&et. EMPIRES" foranoreoe Iaa
&urs paa en- iao6an Maaoe, At
Sfibet trpgt funoe passere. Sort
efter in6bplle6e Eaagen fprit ..@m=
preiS" og iaa uStorita0". Saagelig=
naler bleb uopefslet, rStorltno"s
Maifiner blep itrafs iagtnet og Der
paa itanoiet. @urien forblep ufor-
anoret. Dompflpiten pan vGmprel
bgrtes paa ustoritao"s @oug og