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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
GOVERNOR WELLS OPINION
He Praises the Msmenlo Of the Volunteers
Return,
Just Issued by the News, "on TO VIA
nila," Caused Him a Thrill
OF Pride.

one evidence OF the wide interest be-
ing taken throughout the state over the
return OF the Utah volunteers. Ii the
number OF Inquiries which are pouring
into the News office regarding the
book "On TO Manila" Just issued by
this establishment. Everyone seems to
want copy as "a memento Of the home
coming OF the boys. and the several
hundred agents OF the News" through
out the West viii at once undertake a
canvass TO see that everyone Is sup
piled.
How the work strikes Governor Wells
ence:
Gov Hcber NJ. Wells. city.
Dear Sir--t take lensurc In handing
You herewith the first copy OF ION to
Manila received from the presses In
san Francisco This history OF the
Manila campaign OF the American
troops n Issued by the News" IA a
souvenir Of the return " the Utah
volunteers, Their part In this campaign,
you will ind set forth In the book With
appropriate Illustrations. | believe the
book contains facts regarding Manila
and man. Illustrations of the move
ments OF our troops not hitherto pub
lished.
Trusting that you Will find pleasure
In perusing the work am,
Yours sincerely.
II. q. WHITNEY.
Business Mgr The Doscret News.
State OF Utah Executive Once.
Salt Lake city, August .. 1899.
II. @. whitney Esd Business Mana.
ger Dcscrct News, city.
Dear Slr-Permlt me TO acknowledge
receipt and 10 thank you for the dis
tinction Of being the recipient of the
iirHt copy of the beautiful souvenir on.
titled "Ou TO Manila from the presses
In san Francisco.
! have cursorily examined the book
and am surprised az the beauty OF the
Illustrations and the excellent dcscrip-
tive ana narrative matter Il contains.
| admit also that the CHAPTER on
"utah's Men Behind the Guns gave me
a thrill Of pride,
Again thanking you for your very
nice present, which ] shah preserve as
"a center table souvenir. and assuring
you OF my appreciation Of the enter
prise OF the News" ! have the honor
to be-.
Very respectfully
HEBER NJ. WELLS.
ION 10 Manila" IL now ON sale at tho
News office Tor 20 cents "a copy II
II printed ON fine paper the lllustra-
tons are half tone, and II has not an
adyertis sment within It's covers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

London Aug iO-The governor Of tho
LrrWlrl Islands, SIR Francis Fleming.
confirming the dispatch FROM So
Thomas, b, w l., 30 the Associated
Press. announcing the devastation
caused by the hurricane ut the island
uf Muntzcrrat says "A deaths are ale
ready known
lis adds that a persons were killed
ut the island uf Nevis.
The hurricane was not 800 severe at
Antigua. one death lH reported there,
but many persons have been rendered
homeless other prys.dvuoiys OF the Leo
ward islands have not reported the
damage done,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

London, Aug lO-Thc Hon. sir Fred.
North, judge M tho ohuucrry division
OF the hiEh court uf Justice, rendered
an important judgW today
lie gIdutyd The Lu 90 Times lu lu-
Junction, restraining publisher named
Lane from rrprutiuH uroghos uf Lord
Rusrherry admittedly taken from tho
Times. The Judge held that the re-
porter had copyright lu his report
ana that his copyright had been ace
gulfpd by the Times
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Boston. Aug. i0.-Hcnry g. Nlcker-
son. chairman OF the national trans
portation committee. l.. A. w, makes
the following announcement Of rates
authorized FOR the twentieth national
meet Of the League of American
Mheelmen at Boston August li-iS3
From all points In the Trunk Line as
soCintlou territory east % Bunall,
pittaburg. Wheeling and purkersburg.
W Va. one fare Tor the round trip.
tickets 10 be sold and good going Aux.
18th 10 18Th inclusive. returning to arr
rive ut point " destination not later
than August 3iat
From all points IN territory covered
by the Central Passenger association
east Of Chicago. Peoria and f. Louis.
one nrat-class fare for the round trip.
good going August nth and 18Th. re-
turning 90 arrive at point OF destination
not later than August llst
From points In eastern territory 81
Western Passenger association, KAN
Hns city 81. Joe. Louvcnworth. Omaha.
Rock Island. ~. Paul ana Minneapolis
one fare Tor the round trip, Tickets TO
be sold ana good going August 10Th and
nth, returning 60 arrive az destination
not later than August 3ist
From all points Wcet o. the Missouri
river fare aud thlrd. certificate plan.
Tickets good going August 10th 90 18th
inclusive. one wheel viii be carried
free to Boston at owners risk. ON any
Of the preceding forms u tickets.
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ter. and Jubilee nonts. Is an assurance
that the work that has now been given
him viii receive his most nGiliul exc
cutlon.
The members Of the local Grand
Army post afiirm their cagcrncss 70
take part In the parade TO be gwen IA
honor Of the boys. A. veterans OF the
more aanguinary war % the sixties,
fellow feeling cOustralns them TO dem.
onstratc their love Tor the veterans or
the war Of '9s-'g9 The ogden ana
Provo posts are In perfect accord Win
their Salt Lake brethren IN the matter.
They will add 90 the beauty OF the
parade.
The Pioneer Jubilee Drum Corps N
Provo has sent IN u communication
pfuying to b. included IN the parade,
They win likely be- here. The boys arc
popular at home. and Will be appre-
riatcl here,
The Veterans Artillery association.
who ni,d the parting salute To the
boys. hen they departed for the scat
81 war. ate anxious To assist IN max
ms their welcome home "a hitting one.
However. they viii b. unable To take
part. unless they receive financial
aid Yesterday Cunnington a Co. Of.
fcrcd 90 help them 10 the extent Of
three twenty -hvo pound kegs of cam
non pHv der At their meeting tomor-
row the executive committee. VIII con-
slider the matter ~ furnishing horses
and equiI mentH Tor the men. assuming
IN an probability the expense them
selves. and will invite the veterans to
greet the boys ON their return with
welcoming salute from the same cannon
THAI numbered out 10 them Godapeed.
Gilbert Mclean, chief % locomotive
engineers division 222 wrote "a letter
o. CONT ittee headquarters yesterday,
announcing that his men were anxious
TO figure Ia the parade at the recep-
ton In the boys There are from 800 To
$50 Of them from the oregon Short Line
and Rio Graude Western shops and
they viii make u display indicative u
their work
Chairman r. =. Morris and Mr.
Mulycy Of the finance committee were
out at late hour this afternoon col
lcctlng further funds FOR the battery
boys
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and Cotton Reporter says;
The first half OF the year 1889 has
slightly surpassed the last half OF iSss
IN the number of new ana proposed
tvNtilc enterprises entered into In the
United States. Thus the total OF new
enterprises launched IN the first six
months Of this year was ii6 against
100 IN the last half Of 1895 and 1856 In
the first half Of 1898.
The South continues TO lead In new
mill construction ana the number OF
enterprises compares very fuyorably
with those OF any previous year FOR
long time. The number " now enter
prises In the North IN considerably
greater than that of the last half "
ls9s. but II " decidedly less than that
OF the first half of that year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

q LOUIS, Aug, lO-Bishop Jansen.
d.5S "s hgl,evllle, HIS Roman catholic
khi',' WIN accord the rebellious par-
M i 's Oh ~, Patrlck's church In Fast
bsv I'VE no further recognition until
i5I3ttS "' 10 repentance and seek alb
ab5nt Ih' bishop will at once look
Church '"I a suitable site for new
Mn parish and Vicar General Ciuse
n ~, placed In charge and the aid
scos,1it.llhs church win be no longer
bls6ebn as place OF worship by the
''' bishop viii not go to law to Oh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Dea Molncs, Ia. Aug. iO.-A private
oablegrum was received from col.
Lopez ~ the Flfty-nrst Iowa at SAN
Fernando giving the following ilst OF
men wounded In Wednesday, buttles
\. NJ. Slatten Of Dcs Molncs, shot In
leg, severe.
Peter j Harris Of company G. IN
chest, severe, home In Henderson.
Second Lieut.. Lamont A. Williams.
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suN srrRroryrrRs STRIFE.
Proceedings Against Manager Paddock
are Dismissed.

New York, Aug. iO,-Thc case OF the
hlr former stcrcotyperH Of the sun,
Who charged business Manager Pad
dlek OF that paper. ana detectives Of
private agency with having assaulted
hem nn Tuesday night as they wcro
preparing TO leave She building. hay-
s tglluquishgd thor positions. was
lfmssel Ia police court today, the
aInunH not being present when the
ttse was called.
The four men appeared later and
s,kei 10 have the case reupcncd but
Magistrate nrann refused to do this.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

'1s secretary Refused to Say what Ma
tuto Of Conference Was

Warrington, Aug. iO.-Mnj-Gen, Miles
pa conference OF more than half an
.ylr with the secretary OF war today.
=. Root said the conference was de-
''l lu military matters but would
IA sl.th definitely as to their char
80 When 1t was suggested that there
~ lun'rB that he was consulting
n Alll'7 With reference to "a change
,,tt vWIubuuyrs In the Philippines, he
ne had nothing 10 say ON that sub.
n61 u known, however that Gen,
60 brought up the recent order OF
~ AlE'r regarding the Inspector gem
s,t.. apartment That portion OF the
nv Nhl,h places the bureau under
art 1uv,llun OF the secretary OF war
all omliB the commanding general OF
~. army us was the case In the former
,,ssllluons, ~ not sntisfnctory. il ia
'-l' 10 Cen Miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
WILL MAJOR YOUNG
Get THERE IN TIME
Is With the Colorado Troops on the War
rem. Which is Expected to Arrive in
San Francisco on the 18th, the
Day Before Mastering Out.

eff Manila on July TO- Just Fourteen Days After His Own Men
Sailed on the liancOck-The Warren The Heavier Horse
Power Of the Two Veseser Stay in japanese Ports also
Two DAYS Shorter Than That OF the iancOckSalt Lake
Friends Trust That the Major VIII Reach His Native Land
in Time TO Come Home With the Command That Gained
Such Fame Under His Gallant and Fearless Leadership.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
cot. uAwKiSs' REMAINS.
fansral Train Arrives ut Washington, Pa,
Ills Old Home.

Warrington, Pa, Aug. iO.-when the
funeral train bearing the remains Of
ygl Hawkins reached here shortly az
W , o'clock, vast concourse Of citl-
thi gathered at the station to do hon
20 thr memory OF their fellow towns
nan. The funeral escort was met at
h' station by Post i2O q. A, H., tho
remembers " company II. Tenth regl-
.hl aud camp $40, sons OF Veterans.
Mlef tho casket had been placed In
m Ilnrru car the procession moved
70 he former residence OF the de-
.,aasd' All the business houses ana
,ii,4eneea were draped with the nation
hag and crepe.
w morrow the body Will be placed Ia
.aui tn await the arrival ~ the
ltnlh regiment from san Francisco,
Altn military funeral will take place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

rive Were Killed aud Twenty-Five Were
Wounded,

patch has been received from Gen. OILS
saying the losses Of Gen Macarthur In
the recent battle were five killed and
twenty-five wounded. The new yUluu-
tccr regiment under col Bell purtlcl-
patcd IN the light and had three ON
GERS wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Twelfth, Seventeenth. part OF Twenty
second rygimeut and portion Fifty-hrJ
Iowa. Movement very diiiicult On nc-
count of mud and surface water. Mac
Arthur reports insurgsntn loss one hum
bred killed, sotue 100 woJudrd. they
were rapidly drvtn nOfthVaryi and last
evening apparently abandoned porac
line, where they blew up powder works.
OTIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Washington, Aug. iO.-The cavalry
regiment being raised In the Philip
pines, commanded by Col. Luckett. has
been designated the Eleventh a.. $. vol
unteer cavalry. No other cavalry re-
gimcnt win be raised at present
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Washington. Aur i0-Tha following
Wnuts
Manila. Aug lo-Adiuiuut General.
Washington Transport Pennsylvania
LETT lluilu this morning. sheridan
should leave Manila this evening
OTIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Vineyard Haven, Mass, Aug To-
Columbia defeated Defender one min
ute ana fourteen seconds on the thirty
seven miles run from Brrntun Reef
llghtship to West chop today In 10
knot breeze with cascd sheets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Washington. Aug. i0.-The bureau Of
construction of the navy department
has ordered the work of outntting the
converted yachts Wasp. Frullc and Do-
rOthca Ia proceed at the Norfolk yard.
The bureau Of navigation believes that
these small vessels can be- Advantage
ously employed In survey and coast
work, which has heretofore been done
ny vessels OF a much larger type. and
u " In response 20 the recommended
tlun Of that bureau that they are to be
httcd. The converted yacht Eagle and
the Yankee have been engaged Ia thi,
work Tor some time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

London. Aug. iO.-The copyright
bin as amended By the House Of Lords
select committee has been Issued.
IN a memorandum 90 the bin Lord
ThrinE calls attention 10 clause T..
which provides that the proprietor ~
any newspaper or news agency shall
De- entitled FOR eighteen hours 60 the
exclusive right Of publishing foreign
news which he has obtained specially
and Independently. and Imposes q min.
lmum penalty of 81 and maximum uf
$50 uu each copy ~ "a publication iu
which such news IL published within
eighteen hours without the consent %
the proprietor
His lOrdship remarks that the clause
adds 10 the law by making news In
dependent of the form In which 10 IL
conveyed. the subject N copyright, and
By imposing an efficient penalty FOR In
frinFement. Ito adds that there seems
no reason why news acquired by the ox-
crcisn Of great ability and great expense
should not De protected By copyright as
much as letter or article commenting
on news no acquired.
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audnuh
Harry -. Bernholts OF Mount Pleas
ant leE, severe. company ST.
J. T.. TWuufk % Cnuudu. side. slight
ComuHnN l. ''
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Awarded TO james =. Anderson, the We
Known Artist aud DesiEner.

The committee on decorations FOR the
volunteers reception. at a meeting to-
day gave the work OF painting and
decorating 90 the well known scenic,
stare ana float artist, James =. Andcr-
son. The excellent work performed by
ibis gentleman on the scenery In the
Grand opera house, Wonderland thea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

and we like To get IL. but our instr1c-
tons from salt Lake aru 10 avoid pros
vcution wherever possible. Even when
the chief uf police " Lincoln advised
prosecution We declined"
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strikers aud their sympathiEers Propose
10 boycott business Men,

Cleveland, o., Aug iO.-The street
car strikers and their sympathlzers
propose TO boycott every man who at
tended the business mems meeting held
at the chamber OF commerce yes
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EUROPEAN RECOGNITION.
Gen. Otis Gables He Has Captured Letter, Exhortns Fl
pinos to Hold Out Till August 81. When
Europe viii Recognize Them.


Manila Aug ioAdutan General Washington
nugcnt authority, eShortng Inhabitants
European will present
administration will be OTIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

ION 10 Manila" n now ON sale at the
News office Tor 20 cents "a copy II
IL printed on fine paper, the lllustra-
tons are half tone and II has not an
adyertls sment within It's coyers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10

Chairman II, T.. Morris and Mr..
Mulycy Of the finance committee were
boys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-10
0 THE BULLDOG FROzE ON.

" VI TNTVTINl
Department Commander, q. A. Il
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ter. and Jubilee fonts. Is an assurance
that the work that has now been given
him viii receive his most HEilful exc
cutlon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-10
u Son Estos Sus Sintomas Z |

Predilecci6n al onanismo, emisiones de dia
Q de noche derrames al estar en- presencta Dc
ideas lascivas; granos, contracctones De los
mtsculos (Que son precursores de II Rpilep.
f foc:oiones, tendenSias ~ dormitar 'dornsir. IL.
sensact6n de embrutecimtento, perdide dc =
voluntad, falta de energfa imposibilidad dc
en- los mdsculos, sensaci6n de trlsten d
deealtento tnQuietud, falta de memoria, fnde.
cist6n, melancolia, cansancio deapu&s de quail
ante Ia vista, de6i ildad despues del acso de
una p6rdida involuntarta; derrame al hAcer
esfuerzos en- La silla, ruido siibido on LOO
ae pss, &c
Same Pss9ad Gs
Ndad. 6rganos caidos y debiles. dyspepsia, etc,
etc. Algunos de esos sintomas son adver-
reouperar sus SCI enervadas @ Lao f fueraas 1 1vitsies. ESD
vendra ser presa de alguna fatal enfer-
Nosotros solicitamos de todos que sufren
n esdes &1S q e1o%s SdTa %sH
AT!SO, comunioandose con nuestra Com
do veinte amos de experieneia, tratando en-
fermedades de los nervios y del sistema se.
xual, y quienes pueden garantizar INA ol-
raCt0n radical y permanente.
Envienos una relacion cOmpleta de 81 case
dandonos todo su nombre direction, edad,
los Sc e han anre.
tado ID, y 81 I'd. ha usado alg1n trata-
miento para gonorrea, estrechez. stills al
guna otra enfermedad venerea. Nuestr4
junta de m6dicos diagnosticar4 enseg11da
cuidadosamente su case (gratis), inf0rmara
I'd. de 10 que le cuesta un tratamiento de
30 dias, en- 81 que Sc efectuara una curaoion
radical. y Sc le restablecerA I'd. su complies
Ia salud; y yolverA I'd. ser un hombre VI.
goroso. 81 I'd. llos rem1te IS en- billetes de
su pals, como garantia de buena rs, le envia-
remos enseguida las medlcinas requeridas
por correo regtstrado, tan pronto como nue..
ira junta de m6dtcos haya decide eli Compile.
to tratamient0 & que I'd. debe sometarse,
C0MPANIA IsPECIALISTA del NORTH.
Broadway, Ne. 48s
New York, E. q Do 4,
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(l12ln !,
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La Bella Rosia rTSGn Tstssa san S s.s 7;
Rico. Deposito general sucursal de Ia rap
manufacture de tabacos estabiecids en- Cayey
>or don Carlos Lopez. En- este estahlecimien-
20 hay .siempre un surtido constante de tohas
las vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas co mo
las mejores de Ia Habana Rama legftima do
las Vegas del Plata. Solfoitense cat&lo1os
Represensante. ALBERTO PEDREIRA. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-07-10

Earece que d Creator M ordenado que desS
u eustancia mas preciosa en- 81 Cuerp0 del,
1omnres y alglna p6rdidA contrenatIral do.
% RrO0ucir4 siempre resultadoe de1aStroeog.s
sO0h00 hombreS han muerto de enfermo-
0ade9 corrientes, tales como las dol coras6n,
Gel Mgados de los rf6Ones, enferm0dades pul-.
monaress etc.. por haber permitido { su v1ta-s
M4a4 9Asterse, expontAndose al { ser fAcileo
Wct1mas de estas enfermedadea, cuAndo al
gunaa cajas de nuestras medicines, tomAdao
ueMpo. habrian impedtd0 estas ehilitanteo
per01das, a9t preServando su yitalidad para
medades. u ~ a = - NJ 81 sg
seguramente, 4 un estado de demencia In
durable causa de estas perdidas. sin sabsr
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come Minnesota's soldiers, but to tell
you how our hearts are overflowing
with gratitude for the Incompatible
hospitality of your generous people,
Your memories are enshrined in ou.
hearts forever
COLONEL DUBOCE.
The eloquent Chaplain was cheered
for some minutes after he sat down,
whereupon there were calls for Colonel
Duboce, who sat some distance from,
the POSTMASTER In response to much
cheering the gallant soldier spoke but
few words. He said he had not pre-
pared any speech, yet he thought it
made little difference, as he had often
prepared speeches and forgotten them
in the excitement of the moment fixed
for their delivery
The speaker thanked the citizens for
their hearty reception to the California
soldiers, and in conclusion said he be-
lieved the brave Minnesotans would do
what the Californians had about decid.
ed to do-join the National Guard
again as a body (Cheers.)
Grove L. johnson was called for a
Spc0Cu, UuL DIS the HOQf was Slo"ilA-
late he declined, saying that he was
overjoyed at the success of the fair,
and he extended a welcome to every
body to go to the Pavilion and en-
joy it.
JUDGE CARPENTER RESPONSE.
Judge r. B. Carpenter was eloquent
and happy in brief but spirited re-
CnnncQ 10 tho toast ssOllr Country - Hp
recognized the fact that it was grow
ing late for speeches, but he said IN
part:
You gentlemen of the fair nave
done yourselves great credit, and | am
pleased beyond measure that one OF
the features is that you are building
up when SO many are engaged IN try
ing to pull down the character OF pub
lie men. (CheerS)
Though / had the tongues OF men
and of angels / could not do justice 10
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
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TWO MINNEsoTANS

Ihe AdJutant made a very short talk
He introduced Chaplain Cleary. how
ever, who, he said, bore some re-
semblance to the Governor of Mime
in which he said there was nothing but
the warmest feeling between the people
of California and those of his State
The Minnesota soldiers loved the Cali
fornia boys, and the friendship en-
gendered by the war could never die
sofa, and who would respond more
fully for the State
Captain Cleary of the Governor
staff-not from Manila-was heartily
cheered, and he proved TO be a real
spell binder. He is a man of fine
presence and magnificent voice His
diction was clear and his speech was
like music. He said in part:
1T should be explained that the rea-
son we are both speaking for the State
is that it requires two men to do what
our Governor would do if he were here
0aughter) Yes, this is true, for in
no State is any Governor more respect
ed and beloved by the people than is
Governor John Lind of the North Star
State. / am impressed more and more
that there should be firm bonds link
ing the golden State Of California with
the great agricultural empire of Min
nesota. And here let me remind you
that Minnesota is not in ST. Paul
neither is it in Minneapolis; for there
is a vast region of patriotic Americans
that have made possible these cities
and the views that are popular where
freedom is respected. Your great State
has made marvellous strides, but there
is not State anywhere that has done
more than Minnesota since the Civil
War. 1t now numbers 100000 souls
as against about a hundred thousand
after the war. We are SO large in our
agricultural industries that we can
raise wheat to feed the entire world
even with our enlarged and enlarging
area of country.
I'VE have come here not only to well
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Il A particularly ariStocratic look.
"A CSo' ing bookcase is this one nicely
bookcase, $40 pictured here We have it in
the two most popular woods and
colors the day-birch finished in mahogany and
finished in golden color 1t stands u inches high
and 81 inches wide has three adjustable shelves
the small glass door in top portion has swell
Price for either wood, $4,000