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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15

One breezy debate alone livened yes
terday's session of the senate from the
dreariest of routine. This was upon the
bill introduced by the committee on
roads and bridges which levies an an
nual tax of one-twentieth of one mill
on all property for a state road and
bridge fund, making effective the con-
stitutional amendment recently adopt
ed. One senator said it had been urged
that cities were Disseminated against,
but While they would not draw deeply
on the fund proposed, they were draw
ing heavily on state funds for the cap
itol the university, and other state IN
stitutions
Senator Ryder, Republican, of Polk,
said the vote showed that the people
had declared for the law by vote of
almost to l.
Senator Greer, Republican, of Waba-
sha. said that all the counties in the
southern part of the state would pay
in more than they took out. 1t was not
equitable and just.
Senator Schaller, Democrat, of Da-
kota, said the gist of the constitution
al amendment was that it placed all
work on state roads under the super
vision of a single commission.
Senator Horton, Republican, of Ram
sey said the bill was inimical to the
cities.
The bill was finally recommended for
passage.
CONFIRMED THE PAIR.
The nominations sent in by Gov.
Lind last week, John G. Brady for sur
veyor general at Duluth and Pierre
Hilbert, Of Stearns, on the state board
! of medical examiners, were both con-
firmed by the senate. The nomination
of J. 4. O'Shaughnessy, of Saltwater,
to be insurance comm issioner did not
reach the senate until after adjourn
ment.
HAD BEEN FIXED BEFORE.
On motion of the author, Senator
Baldwin Dem), of St. Louis, S. F. "A
was indefinitely postponed.
1t was a bill for the protection Of
purchasers at judicial or foreclosure
sales of real estate in the payment of
taxes, assessments and insurance pre-
miums becoming delinquent during the
period of redemption, but the point had
been covered by law previously passed.
DIVORCE BILL FATED.
The judiciary committee killed the
two years desertion divorce bill, H. F.
129, by Mr.. Fosnes Rep), of Chip
peWa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
Slaves of the Stomach are Doomed
to a Miserable Lot.
From Which Only Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets
Car Rescne Them-Bpt Tits Remedy IS
Positive in its Cnre-It Never Fails.

Slavery in it's original form has been
abolished in all civilized nations. But
slavery of more horrible form, slav-
cry that means continual, unceasing
suffering, ended only by a lingering
and miserable death, still exists,
wherever civilization holds sway. The
Slaves of the Stomach form large
proportion Of the population of our
country and the stomach is a more
tyrannical master than any old-time
Shareholder could be. Ask any victim
of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness,
Heartburn Flatulence. Headache;
Water brash. Constipation, ETC., what
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
A PRIZE STORY.

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both Smith his 81 feel Brown
said promised much and he is in g. ~ "We
81 don't like him and don't like his sister,
When asked her she didn't think ought do something for the heaten
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addicted puns IS wit she haP go )e?' responded Mrs Smith,
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the floor and laughed admitting he was e. j.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
RATES TO ANTILLES.
They VIII Be Materially Cut, Be
ginning This Morning

On and after the 18th inst. the rate from
all Western Union offices in the United States
east of the Mississippi river including St.
Louis and Galveston, to Havana Cuba, WILL
be 20 cents per word instead of 40 cents, as
at present From the Western Union Offices
in the United States west OF the Mississippi
excepting ST. Louis and Galveston, the rate
to Havana, Cuba will be So cents per word
instead of 80. as at present. From British
Columbia and N W. territories to Havana
Cuba, 40 cents per word, instead of co. as
at present On and after the same date the
rate beyond Havana TO CienfueZCs, Casilda
and Tunos Cuba, will be % cents per word,
and to Jusaro. Santa Cruz, ManzanilIo and
Santiago, Cuba, 25 cents per word. From the
same date the rate from all Western Union
offices IN the United States east Of the Mis-
sissippi river, including ST. Louis, 70 Porto
Rico. will be IS cents Ter word. instead Of
Sill. and from all offices west of the Mis-
sissippi river in the United States. excepting
St Louis. and from British Columbia, TO
Porto Rico. will be IS cents per word. in
stead OF s1.27. at present There VIII be
corresponding reductions TO inland places in
Cuba.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
Never Fading Black Dyes
Diamond Dyes Make Colors That
Never Crock.
Clothing ofAIl Kinds Easily Owed
at Home.

There are three kinds of fast black
Diamond Dyes. one for wool, one for
cotton and mixed goods, and a third
for silk and feathers All of these DIVES
are specially prepared for home use
and are guaranteed to make colors that
will never fade or crock. and that car
not be washed out in strong soapsuds.
The reliability of the fast black Dia-
mond Dyes has given them the largest
sale of all dyes. Be sure to get the
Diamond if you wish to color black,
for no other dyes equal them in sim
plicity of use and fastness of color.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
MUST SHOW ENTHUSIASM.
seuer, the Poet-Pianist, VIII Give
His Rest Effort If AppIauded.

Following in the wake Of the black
smith pianist, Rosenthal, comes his
antithesis, Sauer, the poet-pianist,
rumors of whose wondrous pianistry,
blending as it does the passion of gent
US and the technique of the skilled arti-
san, has aroused the whole continent
with the desire to not only hear him,
but to see him play; for it is said that
his tender, sensitive nature and sup
pie frame are shaken with the tempest
or touched with the pathos Of his own
melody.
Said prominent musician Of this
city, who has just returned from New
York, where he heard Sauer play to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
BILLS INTRODUCED in HOUSE.

To fixing salary of probate judges in coun-
ties exceeding 10000 population where 1t is
fixed arbitrarily at s.. 2G0 Judiciary. (H F.
sos, Goodflue county delegat,on.l
To amend sections 1853 and 1863, General
Statutes 1894, relating to tax lists and coilec-
ton of taxes. Taxes and tax laws. CHI F.
3O6 jackson, Rep, of Ramsey
Amending section 1863, General Etatutes
1894. relating 10 bounty for arrest and con-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
The Proper

Way to do Is to buy G 10 b Year Book
and Almanac. All dealers and by mail, Is
cents.
Good features are not possessed by all
unhappily. But all good people, regardless
of features, can avail themselves of the most
luxurious features Of modern railway travel
by using the Milwaukee's Pioneer Limited
between the Twin Cities and Milwaukee and
Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
HAD BEEN FIXED BEFORE.
SENATE. SHOTS.

There was barely quorum present yester-
day afternoon.
They do say that Senator Wilson, Rep, Of
Hennepin, aspires to be the Jacobson Of the
senate.
Wadena citizens protested against the aboli-
tion Of the office Of state fire warden.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
Under Government contro1.

controlled by U. S. Government, are admitted
to be the best medicinal springs In the world.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis R.. R. is the
shortest and best route. Low excursion rates
Call on F. P. Rutherford at NJ. & St. l.
Office No. 1896 Robert ST., for tickets and
descriptive literature Reduced rate tourist
tickets to all winter resorts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
Verdict Against sheriff.

The jury in the case Of John R. Whitman
VS.. John Wagner as sheriff yesterday broug ht
in a verdict awarding the plaintiff S7S5. The
action was one of unlawful detainer brought
before Judge Jaggard and involving a herd
of fifteen cows.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
over 10000 Facts.

There are over 10000 reliable facts in The
| O b Year Book and Almanac. A whole
library in itself. At news dealers or By mail,
q CENTS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
HINTS TO LAWMAKERS
COL. w. j. BRYAN ADDRESSES THE
MINNESOTA HOUSE on PUBLIC
MATTERS
CONDUCT OF CORPORATIONS

the Same Powers Which Have
Created Them, Lest They Sap the
system of Government and UIti-
mately Overthrow Popular Com
1idence Therein.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15
CASH FOR GOOD ROADS
ITS DISTRIBUTION PROVES A PUZ-
ZLE TO THE MINNESOTA
SENATE
NORTHERN COUNTIES GAIN

1t Is Charged That They Will BE
tie Reapers OF the Benefit From
the Bfil Drawn by the Roads and
hedges Committee to ERectnate
the 1898 Constitutional Amend
.napa,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-15

them by might, and We have witnessed the
establishment of republic after republic. be-
cause we had given the world an idea
HELP THE WEAK.
My friends, one of the ideas that I want
to leave with you is that this nation both
in the state legislature and in its national
legislature, must protect the weak against
the strong. That, if we believe the doctrine
which we preach, if We believe that all men
are created equal before the law: If we he
lieve that they all stand before the law on
the same plane, must go a step further
and restrain every attempt against our peo-
pie and as we read the history of ages past
| We find that it is the people who are superior
| IN their power that need to be restrained
! Isn't it wonderful that a man of greater
mental ability desires to Cypress the mar
mentally not as strong? Isn't it strange
! tnat a man of great wealth should not be
willing TO be content with the advantage
| that he has and not attempt to take from
somebody else all that he has? Isn't II
strange that in the making of the tax lists
the greater mass of the people who are over.
| ourdened often cannot have much voice
! as the one who pays the little on his portion
| Isn't it strange that the man that is Sc
strong and independent and able to live il
! almost Always Wiling to add to it that be-
| longing to his neighbor?
1t is the business of this great nation if
mistake not its purpose, to hold forth this
great idea, that of equality before the law
| and not only hold out the example to al
nations as an idea is held out but to carr,
out the idea and with the strength to en-
| force the doctrine which it believes by its
| principles.
AS Mr.. Bryan finished Mr. Yale NOV
ed that q recess of ten minutes be- tax
en- for the members to shake hands
| with the Nebraska statesman. and the
motion was carried. The members of
the legislature and employees crowded
around him and afterward he held a
| little informal levee in the governors
| chamber before going to the Minnesota
club. where he 1unched with Gov Lind,
] P. B. Winston, Judge Willis, c. D.
| and L. D. OBrien. Pierce Butler L. A
Rosiug and Humphrey Barton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
ApprriosAL CASUALTIES.
More Names OF n'roc. Who are Wounded
while fiRhtiog the Enemy.

Washington. Feb. 2s.-Thc following
report has been received ~ the war
department;
MANILA. Fob. as AdJutant General.
Washington;
Additional wounded. Fstrlary % en-
trcnohmcnts before caioocsn Twsn-
Company F-PIivatc Howard 4. Odds
abdomen severe. Thirtrcnth Minnesota.
Company ll-Privato Andrew J. Mel
die. arm, severe.
First Montana:
Company G.-I'tivato Edward Moore.
abdomen, severe,
Tenth Pennsylvania;
Company C-pnvutc Gilbert Cutie,
elbow, severe. ]. 4. IIcnnchscy. foot.
severe. accidental.
Additional In Tondo and Blnondo dis
tricts. Manila, Feb. p. 25rd'
Thirteenth Minnesota;
Company C=slrlyutc Ira u. Smith,
uporum. slight.
Company D-John fairfield. side.
slight
Second oregon;
Company E-PHyatc Martin Hide
brandt finger. slight.
Additional near San Pedro Macatl,
Feb. n ana gith
First Idaho. company u, Private
VIM, ". Lille, foot, slight.
First California, company n, Private
Charles 4. nuahman. shoulder, severe.
OTIS"
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DEWEY WIN orr nAsKrr..
lie Gables for 5000 steel Coal Holds aud
Navy Department T. My.tinsd.

New York. Fob. gs.-A dispatch to
the Tribune from Washington says
The navy department has received
the following cable dispatch from Ad-
mrnl Dewey.
Secretary Of Navy. Washington. RE-
DEWEY.
AZ this was tho only dispatch that
had been received from Admiral Dewey
since that OF Friday last which caused
such excitement, uihciula found good
deal OF comfort Ia the negative fact Il
exhibited that evidvntly nothing very
exciting IN tho naval line had occurred
a. Manila since the immediate prcs-
ence of the oregon had been requested
Tor political reasons" but az the Same
time every one was Ms much IN the
dark regarding tho admlralH request
fur such large number OF articles
that have never been used by the
navy. as they were three days ago re-
garding the urgent necessity Tor th'
OrcgcuE. presence, Therv was much
speculation aH Ia why Admiral Dewey
could not purchase an the ordinary
coal baskets he wanted In liuugkouT
ami there was "a deposition TO question
whether he would be able To use more
than q thousand baskets u he had
them.
Officers with great experience IN
coaling ships doubted II the admiral
would ever require az one time moro
than a hundred labororH. each with a
basket coufidcrlug tho Chafnstcr of
the wharfage facilities AT Cayite. whore
a Large number Of coal beavers might
crowd onc other on the little wharf
Onicccra who cuuled ships most ~
tho time In the West Indies IN the re-
cent war say they have hover seen any
steel baskets, Heavy bags holding
eight OF ten bushels were used most 81
the time. and especially from lighters
alongside where baskets had been used
They were Of the ordinary ConstruC-
ton. costing about ten cents each and
having the additional advantage OF
fioatlng when they foll overheard ns
they frequently did II ~ believed
that some OF the foreign ships NJ Ma
Mia must be equipped with baskets
made NJ steel which have attracted
Admiral pgwey's favorable notice Tor
none are known In the commissnry In
this country, Patent baskets of the
smaller size have more than once
pressed on the notice OF the naval Au-
thufltics but they have not been pur-
chased on Nccour, of two serious OBJ
iections. that OF great expense and IN.
ability 10 lnnt. They cost from ten
10 fifteen times NJ much ~ the wicker
baskets and thirty times as much as
wheat sack
ADMIRAL Dewey. during tho years
from 1859 20 1893. purchased the coal
Ing baskets the navS needed, ana mono
81 them We're Of steel, However, the
confidence OF the navy department In
the ndmiral In such as 10 carry conVic-
tlon that he must have sufficient rca-
sons. whether political or not, for
everything he asks, ana an clfOrt VIII
be made 10 send the 1000 steel baskets
TO him II II requires specially char
tered steamer or two 10 carry them.
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cur RATES on ATLANTIC.
white star Line Mail Bcass clip siS on
the Cabin Farce.

New York. Fob 2s.-.The INST and sec
ond class rates OF the White star line
and the new rchc,lule OF rates Is to 60
Into effect at once. The reduction II 10
remain In effect until the first Of April
when the summer schedule VIII take
effect. ut
The officials Of the line received q
cable from the home oflicc OF the com
pany on Friday announcing that until
April there would be u cut Of from $40
to - In the cabin rates and a reduction
OF ~ IN the second cabin.
According 60 the officials on this side
81 the water. no reason was given for
the cut.
The transatlantic passenger rates
are hNcd By a combination OF the lines
known as the continental conference.
This body laid down the present rates
and the fact that the White star lire
had cut the rates led to the report that
there was 10 be war between the
lines. This. the White star officials
say. is not 20. No reason II given for
the cut.
ON the Majestic and Teutonlc the
present rate Of sI5 has been reduced to
$50. The second cabin rate ~ reduced
from $3.50 to $3.50
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Order. Issued for tho steamer to sail at an
Iarly Date.

New York. Fob. 2S.-Oricrs have
been Issued 20 the hospital ship Re-
lief 20 sail Tor Manila at the earliest
possible moment and 10 move At ~
great speed as H. safe. II IN expected
that she VIII start on Thursday AZ
ternoon. This " sooner than was
thought possible a week ago, The en-
ginovr 81 the Relief thinks she can
reach the Philippines In forty-four or
forty-nye days. The boat has frequent
~ made seventeen knots.
The Relief b. taking on supplies and
will coal today. The first orders were
FOR the Relief 10 sail on February 10,
but the severe weather hindcred tho
work OF rcnuyatinK the boat. For the
long voyage heavy strengthening
beams have been put In the upper
works. An the machinery has been nut
IN good shape and a new propeller
fitted sn that she can make good speed
Major 4. y. bradley, surgeon IN the
REGULAR army. h In charge % the Re.
Lief. His stan Is composed OF Captain
y, II. stiles. Lieut., y. II. Chamberlln
ana Drs. w 4. Read. g, Van Wagner
and II. g. Rowland. Lieut.. q, l.. IT.
win " the Firm artillery, Il the quar-
tefmnstcr % the boat. The Relief II TO
carry hospital corps OF one hundred
and nfty enlisted men ana seven wo-
mon nursss. Tho following 20 as pas
scngers and ARE 10 be- assigned To the
various hospitals In the Philippines;
Lieut.. s. T.. stoys, n, =. A.. ami the
contract physicians. Or. Edmundston.
Fngg. Anderson, Gilchrist, cullon and
bishop. Second Lieut. W. = brown,
recently graduated from West Point.
viii go AZ passenger TO Join the Third
Infantry to which he has been us.
Hlgned,
The RellcCs cargo will consist OF
enough medical supplies for twenty
live thousand men Tor a year.
The work OF ronttlng tho transport
Deiiin ~ going on und she will be
ready 20 sail for the West Indies on
March 8
Another transport will sail In about
ten days. She viii take 200 recruits
from Governors Island to Havana.
They Will be IN charge OF Captain
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UNION PACIFIC BLoCKADED
/, i, 49, -
Railroad Cuts In Wyoming are Full Of Snow
Several Trains Stuck Fast.
Worst blizzard OF the Year Uage.
Bctw zen Laramie aud itnwIins
Tram. Suspended.

Cheyenne. wyo.. Fob. es-The worst
blizzard OF the year RACED an niRht be-
tween Laramie ana ilawlins The
railroad cuts are full of snow and traf.
nc IL suspended, The Union Pacific
o. blocktded east west and south.
Several trains are stuck In drifts aud
cannot be- moved until the snow 10
ahoyolcd from around them.
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Ialc shlpbu,ld,r, Win Fool,

Cleveland. o.. Feb. 3S.--A meeting Of
tho representatives. Of the shin yards
on the Great Lakes has been held In
this city 10 discuss the proposed con-
solidation ~ shipvard intcrcstH IL "
b. contaminated and that within sixty
days the new organization win be IN
working order. Practically all the
yards on the lakes will be In the COM
hlnc. II II pronogcd 90 purchase out
tlRht the Whs Tor yard at hay city.
Mici The consolidation viii Involve
millions OF dollars aud VIII put nm end
70 competition In vessel building on
the lakes
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slicnc. Of IN. Admiral Construed To Mean
that All l. wei.

Washington. Fob. IS Although the
hour longer than usual " was said
that nothing OF special interest was de-
Nclupcd
Nothing was received from Admiral
Dewey and Just what the admiral In
his recent dispatch meant by the words
FOR political reasons" u nta known. "a
the admiral himself has 'gi,rn no IN.
formation, and nothing has developed
u throw light ON the matter.
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sIIOr ny sIIAirsIIOnTrns.
Captain aud rrivat. Of Kansas Volunteers
are 10th Badly woansied.

Manila. Feb -. 4isi y. M Thorc has
been the usual dnsultury sitre along
various parts OF the line. but the only
CASUALTIES TO-DAY afU hlndlu DaNiu
:. Elliot OF Company a.. Twentieth
Kansas Volunteers. and private Of
the sainc regiment. They arr both SER
ioualy wounded.
They were shot by the cncmy'a sharp
shooters near Caloocan.
a battalion of the Twonty.thlrd Uni
ted States Infantry relieved the batai-
lion OF the California volunteers Mt San
be- ordered to embark on the transport
81. Paul tomorrow.
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Suicide rhrouEh ov.rworh.

-. Louis. Feb. 2s.--John W. Collins,
u medical student who came here three
years ago from ballard. Pa, IL dead.
having committed suicide by shooting
himself In the head. Ito left a widow
and one child. Mrs. Collins said her
husband Ind been studying night and
day 70 coInrle'c his course nj the
thought his brain had been affected
bt uNefNofk
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Now York. Feb. 2s.-Aunouncemen
was made last night thl, President
Keenan, M the l.. A. W, had completed
the muke-up pf his racing board. Ac-
cnrIlng tn lncHl representative ~ tho
board. IL VIII consist ~ tho following.
man.
n. W. Robinson. Boston: q. l., Me-
Cnrthy. New York; O.. W. Mears. cleye-
land, and VI. Uhler
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I,amor. OF carll.i riot..

Madrid. Feb. 9s.-A newspaper pub
lished IN Corona, capital OF the Prov
lnce of that name, northeast VI BARGE
Iona, auyH3
Don Jaime son M tho prpiondor, ar
rived here last Thursday after visiting
Valencia and barcelona. There n no
doubt that Carllst conspiracy exists
III IL asserted here thnt the number
~ dlsbnnded Spanish sailors IA cuba
who are joining the American navy ls
considerably Increasing
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Troop. for csbu and Sesro..

Washington. Fob. ?s.-Thc following
cablcgrnm was today received at the
war department;
Manila. Feb. sS.-Adjutant General.
Washington battalion Twenty third
Infantry sailed Tor Cebu 2sth inst.
battalion California volunteers. sails
for Negros tomorrow; everything quiet
here past three days. OTIS.
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A seeretary IN rranhIe.

san Francisco. Fob, 2S.-nnrnnrd
Ward. one time financial secretary and
travelling delegate OF the Marine Fire
mems Union. has been arrested ana
taken to the city prison, whore he now
occupies cell near that of John
pougherty the accused emheagling oX-
treasurer OF the Union. Five charges
NJ felony emhegzlcment We're entered
against ward on information giyon by
Dougherty. II Is alleged the union
has been dsfrauded OF $40 600 which
was squandered IN local pool rooms.
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Boston. Fob. es--sara Jewetl, once a
well known actress, Il dead In CAM
bridge. She was formerly leading ac-
trcss OF the Union square company, %
New York. and IN tho tours OF that
company, had played In all the leading
el,les OF the United States.
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HANK creditor. o., a pl,ldeua.

Washington. Feb. ?s.--Thc comptroi-
Ter OF the currency has declared tiivi.
dcnd OF i've per cent In favor 81 cred.
itora OF the Northwestern National
Hank Of Great Falls. Mont.