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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
additional ffteen-day confinement at

additional ffteen-day confinement at
Como.
This is h Of note"
demonstrated Kroeger IS lie was led from
Judge Hines presence.
What is that, SIR" inquired the court,
angrily; such language will not be toll
Grated here. Mr. ClerE, add another
fifteen days to the sentenue for contempt
of court"
In the bull pen Kroeger gave further
expression to his opinion of public court
methods but was careful that his voice
did not reach the ears Of the judge.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
DOWN ON MACHINES.
Chief of Police VIII Have Them Re
moved From Buildings.

The charge of operating a gambling de-
vice, upon which f. j. Doris, the Sew
enth street cigar dealer was arrested by
Detective Christensen, was dismissed yes
terday at the request Of the prosecuting
attorney. City Prosecutor Finehout in
formed the court that Chief Getchell.
after a consultation with MIR. Doris, had
recommended that the case be dismissed,
as the cigar dealer had agreed to remove
the device from his store
The machine taken from the cigar store
is a new device known as the punch"
machine. The player pays five cents for
a chance to win from one to ten cigars.
Judge FIine expressed the opinion that
the new machine was in the nature of a
gambling device. Chief Getchell has or
dered a general crusade against the ma
chimes and will try TO cause all of them
to be relegated to oblivion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
The Ideal Man.

There is much rivalry between the
various colleges as to which will produce
the ideal man. BY this they mean Wig
orous, honest, intellectual man, who will
make the world better for having lived.
Health will demand first consideration,
for upon that depends brain and achieve
ment Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will
keen the bowels regular and the stomach
healthy by curing all stomach disorders.
It also prevents malaria, fever and ague.
Try it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
REELECTED OLD BOARD
ANNUAL MEETING OF FIRE AND
MARINE STOCKHOLDERS

The stockholders of the ST. Paul Fire
and Marine Insurance company held their
annual meeting yesterday at the general
offices. The old board of directors was
reelected, as follows:
c. II Bigelow. Peter Berkey J. w.
Lusk. H T. Drake, NJ. Auerbach, r.
Blakeley, e. A Fogg, V NJ. Watkins,
G. e. Flandrau, c. p Noyes. j. H. Skim
ner, Greenleaf Clark w. r. Merriam
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
In a FIourIshing Condition.

The annual report of the ST. Paul Fire
Department Relief association was filed
with the city clerk yesterday. The report
signed by w. H. Irvine, shows the asso-
citation in a most f1ourishing condition.
The receipts for the year were $751; 16.54
and the disbursements $4,2G902. Included
in the expenditures was sick benefits,
81, 416; twenty-four widows and orphans,
$l,012.74; pensioners, $50. The balance on
hand Jan. i, 1850, was $74057.43
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We are in no way responsible for the
renting of Raudenbush hall for the lee
lures given by Mrs. Margaret Sheppard.
The hall was rented to Mrs. Sheppard by
the owners of the building, who have had
entire charge of the renting of the hall
since December T. 1899.
S. w. RAUDENBUSH & CO,
Sixth and ST. Peter Streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
High school Athletics - r

High School Athletics - The Cleve-
land High School Athletic association has
elected the following officers: President,
Foss Shepherd; vice president, Max
Ernst; treasurer secretary. Harry Britts.
At meeting held late yesterday it was
decided that the association would enter
the meet of the Northwestern Athletic
association.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

Hospital Report = The report of the
city hospital for March gives the fol-
lowing figures: Patients in institution
March /, 1873; admitted during month.
l65; born, 8; died. y; discharged, 172;
cared for during month, S57; number in
institution April l, 49,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

KOsciuskO Guards Meeting - The
Kosciusko Guards will hold their monthly
meeting at 790 this evening at st. Adal-
bert's church.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
~JuniOr PiOneers-Tbe Rams

~JuniOr PiOneers-The Ramsey County
Junior Pioneers will meet at their hall
on Friday afternoon at o'clock and pro-
coed to the union depot, where they will
meet the remains of Otto Luetke, which
Will arrive from White Bear at 2:3O on
the Duluth road. They will accompany
the remains as far as Rice street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

Before the TheOsOphIsts-This even
ing G. e. Bigelow, of the Social Reform
union. win speak at the Philosophical
rooms, 5S7 Endicott building. on THE
Fundamental Principles of Economic and
Sociological Reform. The public Is cor
daily invited
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
Your hat. the Gordon.
The Sash was Broken

In removing storm sash from the
Northern hotel, Fourth. near Wabasha
street, yesterday morning, workmen
dropped the sash from the third story.
The glass smashed to bits on the walk
close to team Of horses that was hitch
ed in front of the hotel The team bolt
ed, but was caught before getting be-
yond control.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
chargen crue1 rreatment.

Agnes O'Reilly has brought an action
against Louis O. Reilly fer a divorce and
asks for the custody of her eight-yeer-
old son. The plaintiff charged cruel and
inhuman treatment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

VIII Examine Applicants-The state
board Of medical examiners will hold a
meeting at the state house Tuesday to
examine applicants for state certificates.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

COFFEE-The Coffee drjnker hare sanA
rights. we submit to the criticism of
every Coffee drinker that Hoffman
House is a 30-cent Coffee with all the
Java and Mocha richness, fineness, fra
where decent Coffee-but the genuine ar
tlcle can be bought IN BULK at the
XerXa Store only.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

Returned From ST. ClOud-State SUI
perintendent Lewis yesterday returned
from St Cloud, where he attended a
meeting of educators
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
BIG BUTTER BARGAINS.

Speculative offer this week hundreds
Of jars of fine, sweet Dairy Butter. fresh
from the country; fine for table use
We guarantee each and every lar to
viii go for 81 per jar of five pounds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

in blue and gold pranced their steeds up
Minnesota street to Third, and from
Third down Cedar to the club room 1t
was here that, the distinguished guest
Of the city entered a carriage in COM
pany with Gen. Wade and President
Pruden, of the Commercial club. Capt.
Sigsbee had donned the full uniform Of a
naval captain for the first time since he
came to the city Gen. Wade was in
plain citizens dress
i. Then off they went amid the cheers OF
the populace. Down Fourth street, up
Sixth street, north on st. Peter street,
and down Tenth to the state capitol.
The boys Of Battery A made a splendid
showing, and THE naval reserves and
members ofdthe engineer corps kept close
to the carriage in which was seated Capt.
Sigsbee And all along the line the
cheering was renewed and the hero of
the Maine wasokept busy bowling to the
multitude, (which had gathered in his
I honor 1t was half holiday for the
school children Iand teachers, and they
were all up att the capitol grounds to
greet the manaWhose name will go down
in the history of America in connection
with the still unexplained blowing up of
the warshiplMatne.
AT THE ABERDEEN.
Capt. Sigsbee swas the guest of honor
at a reception given at the Aberdeen last
evening fron1~S until TO- The affair was
arranged to- give ST. Paul women a
chance to meet the captain. Over $50
guests attended last nights reception.
Col. and Mrs Hunter and Col. and Mrs.
Reade received with Capt Sigsbee, the
receiving party standing near the en-
trance TO the main parlor on the first
floor of the Aberdeen Flags and palms
were used in the decorations. During the
receiving hours the Metropolitan orches-
ira played. Capt. Sigsbee spoke briefly,
telling what a pleasure 1t had been for
him to meet both the men and women OF
St. Paul. and how thoroughly he had en-
joyed the hospitality that had been so
cordially extended to him. The ushers
last evening We're Harry c. Drake, John
l. H, Field and e. S. Chittenden.
|, Capt Sigsbee was the guest of George
c, Squires yesterday at luncheon at the
Minnesota club Immediately preceding
the parade. The occasion was entirely
informal Those present We're Gen. j. w.
Wade, Col. Edward Hunter Maj George
e. Pond, Judge F1andrau. L. P. Ordway,
Judge w. H. Sanborn. j. NJ. Hannaford,
c. D. O'Brien, j. H. Skinner, Tracy Lyon,
w. B. Dean and c. P. Noyes.
VIII Visit HamIine.
This morning at 10 O'Clock Capt S gs-
bee viii visit Hamline university.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

OF for Cape NOme-Magnus Norman
who spent the winter in st. Paul, left
last night for Nome City, Alaska,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

Board Meeting Postponed The
school boards regular meeting was post
poned until this afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
Live L0bstOrs. Just i choice ino shipment
FLOUR.

The very best quality that's made:
every grain warranted to give as salts
factory results as any flour you have
ever used.
For 9S-lb. sacks ................s2 On
For 49-lb. sacks ........................$1 90
For 241&-lb. sacks ....................... soc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
WILL SPEAK IN PUBLIC.

DIR. Henry w, Rogers VIII BE at PEG
pies Church.
Dr. Henry Wade Rogers. the orator Of
the Bar association banquet Saturday
night will also address the public, who
are invited to hear him. Saturday even
Ing at the Peoples church. on Good Cit
izenship"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
Bani.s Will Not AppIy.

Public Examiner Pope. in an interview
yesterday, stated that he did not believe
that many, if any, state banks in Mime
sofa would apply for charters as ma
tional organizations.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
Arc Rrpaaring Pavement.

The Warren-Schrall Paving company
began work yesterday repairing the as
phait pavement on Fourth street under
the guarantee made when the pavement
was laid
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
CITY NEWS.

VIII Meet This Evening-The assem-.
bly, will hold a regular session this even
ing at 1880 o'clock
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

Fresh Boiling Beef per lb.........,... &c
Fresh Sirloin Steaks, per lb.-........ PFC
Fresh Porterhopse Steaks. ) lbs for. PC
Plate Cuts Corned Beef per d.. &c
Fresh Alive HOLSTERS for today and to-
morrow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
Field, SCh1ick s co.
Splendid Crossings in the Cloak Room.

New Jackets daily the assortent are now
at their very best
Three unusually good things Thursday
SUITS-E4aI talor-nade Suits In dozen diff
en lesPebble Cheto Chevo English Coverts Mems
Tweeds and Venetan all the JACKETS ARE StLK-LNED
THROUGHOUT; skirts cut very latest shapes
lined with Fercaine Choice nearly hundred suits IN
SRTSFfty Walking Skirts very best quality doubeaced
: : s: SOS $ : Ts :' :. :. ,., $500
k ,: ;5: s.; :a $495
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
RAKERY nEPT.

Assorted Drop Cakes. per doz..........
Large Ioaves Rye Bread. ..............
Raisin Coffee Cake. each -......v.....
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
KRoEGER WAS cAUsTIc.
His Structures on the Court Lead TO
Trouble.

After being sentenced to the work
house for thirty days for vagcancy, in
the municipal court yesterday. William
Kroeger passed caustic structure upon
the court that he Will expatiate by an
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
Library EntertaInment-An in

! Library Entertainment-An interest
ing entertainment will be presented for
the benefit of the Madison school library
| on Thursday and Friday evenings Of this
week in the Mechanic Arts high school
at Sp. m. Among the attractions will
be the baton exhibition by Charles e.
! PheeneV
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
Special Dress Goods.

Half dozen items of leading de-
STABILITY and Of surprising value for
their cost.
All Wool Melton Cloths, 81 inches wide,
IS cents.
New Homespuns in shades of gray, 50
inches wide, IS cents.
Bannockburn Suitings of heavy weight,
81 inches wide, light, medium or dark gray,
SIPS.
Camers Hair Zibelne, in all the light,
new cOlorings, so inches wide, $I.5O.
Venetians m new colors, so inches wide,
$3.50.
Broadcloths in all the light, spring colors.
$3.50 and S2.25.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

Best Photos ON Earth.
Geo Kraft's studio. 7th St. Ryan Annex
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
Dress Innings.

Best qualities are always sold cheap
est here.
The very best soft finish Lining Cambria
in America, strictly first quality, =
in limited quantities, DC
To-Day ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Imperial silk finished Taffeta, ~
plain or satin striped, black kOC
only. ........ ...............
MORE finish fast black PercaIine, II
CENTS. -
Fine Silesia. all colors, II CENTS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05

VIII Visit HamIine.
This morning at 10 O'Clock Capt S,gs-
bee Will visit Hamline university.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-05
FRUITS IND VEGETABLES.
MEAT MARKET.

Fresh Stra wberries Cucumbers. Green
pers, Csuliflower, Asparagus
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

til benoes Be9iaring. boortil ban
iuare0e: rDet er ret, min 8iare;
glem olbrie BEN. Der por COB imoh
big. na ou uar met tr9nsenbe til be.
res 61plp."
Den foiti9e Manb fit Brebet unn
Nftenen. oa ban 5ab peo i'm &ones
Spseleie. Soet ban aabneoe % lRhe
be-. uoraaber bar i @lebe: ,@obe
Npbeber. min Risre; leg tar nn
faaet Botsn." Some Rone aioroe
ban epmertlom pao, at ber fulbt
noset neb paa @uloet. 6on tog bet
ou. Des par ef Iammenloat 95apir
mso en- 1000, ,Wronsrs 5sbbei. Baa
Yapiret fob ose: sill tatnenmelig.
@,,aorin9 ON en- acbaiBrenoe Trems
meb. BEE sao en- fottia Ngooelnigerl7e
en- Rrone for 30 War (toen."
,Rat bit Brgo paa Bauosi; tbi olas
Nol finDe bet [euae osreiter."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

Gn lille Biges Baatransenheb for
at foo folet Nsooer patte en- gag.
lings OpmnrfiOmbeo. o. ban gop
benbe en- arone. Qun LIB biem meb
ben til fin fp9e Mooer. Denne lille
@ape broate for. @laoe bet iattiae
9iem. 5lere Nlr oerefter tom en-
fottie Manb til en- rig BantoirettBr
% bob ON Nniattelie ium 4ontorbut.
So ben fatti9e Mano ait. f1:ntte>Diz
reftsr:ns 9uffrn BAN iom ben. ber
9op benbe 4ronen. Der 9iorbe benbe
% benbes ipse Nooer iaa slaoe.
6un fit pibe Of fin Manb. beab bans
Irinoe par. % bab ban sibe bom
8onen. .boorfor?. ipbr8er Nan,
ben. .Gorbi iea beber ON bet iom
en- @ape; bn bar 10 loDet at sipe
mig, buab Ies beber BIG ON. Dan
.louebe bet % BEN inmme Nften ienbte
ban ct Bren III Nnnbtll % unberret<
.tebe ban ON hons Nntattelie. So.
.nen fortalte ba lin Nanb dariaaen
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22
MDt Brdn ON tatertale.

8. 8 &oi,on Dor bps9et en- 5abrit
/ Me4onno. M. g.. % ! benne ogter
ban af 81 oa 0alm az laue ct tBrnnb,
moteriole. {om / Dppor inning sbiemeb B
er fnn :sobt fom noset Sloss anl !
Marfebet.
s. 8. Streeter ira 3orimore. 81.
B.. iom ct iNxe.9ants 9otel ! st.
Boul. faer. at ban Dor feet Branbs
materialet % brust bet. % at bet bar
pilt Zig at uare fulbtommen tilfreos.
fiQenbe, Sets &pne til at frem.
bringe Damp er loo for iom oen bos
Rul, Ds bet fan bliue bruat oueralt.
b0or Gsb eller Rul brenoes.
Mcaanno ct en- tioen Bp @rono
Sorts &ountp, blot cite Mi! tra 2as
rino1e. Den lisser Centrum al ct
ltort bCeeeo1rfenoe S'rpa og Vtr.
@o,lon Fan eftsr EraNsHsen taa moi
6alm FL at bolDe fin 6obrif gaaenoe
lere Ma .nebec ON lite bele 9'oret.
5ora,srre pay ser bsRnbt pp Doims
ltaffesne % bar ielo1glseltg ttte facet
noaet for benz De er Derfpr Liseiaa
iorige }pa Wr. @oton. iOrat 5obr:'
I'm Raj bliDe en- Succeis. na ben oil
siue oesa ct Matfsb for beres 6alm.
Naars 6olmen fal fab,,feres til
Braao>. biiDer ben fprit f,et til en-
Bulp, omsrent ipm naar man luoer
sSapir Al 6ntm. Derpoa blicer Wcs=
fen beh:S IL Diet meb @bem,caIier og lapi
/ Bresler, Der former Stofet bule
@plin0:re. iom tDrres oa brip9eS
Wnrfenei reoe Ill Blua. @plinberne
iapes I Nensber. iom er afpasie'
eIter bel, Barmeapparot. hoortsl oe
l'nl bruaes.
DIR. @biion flyer. bon fan ia!ae
bette Brenbmoterio!e for bet halue
al ben Bris. ions moa betoles fr.
au!. Deriom bette bother ftlf. oil
bet blioe en- meset soo E,na for Norb,
pefen. shi Brpnoet bor olete6e oif
( 4 ~ .5 ia 4 T. SLs =
fg ig at b AL sns s taaI snha
Orr. @silon aater at 0prette ia:
brifer paa Here Steber i Nprnoefen
luainart ban bar sobtsiott &ero,et
al fin Opfin0el,e.
(Winnenpulis EribIne.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22
'rot, bape omaoaet Dranoe uinslo.

forat, pape omaoaet Dranbe uinslos
pene.
q. 9. 6eimorf mootte betole $50,
torbi ban hapbe profiiiertt iom 2eee
uben 2icenie.
Qnbpie E6mmerDol mootte 9ipe
Roution for $500 tom @oranii Tor fit
2stte ON ct betale 81 Noaneben /
Optoftringsbiora. for ct uaste Born.
Gn uua @ut ira M c plemoob. @alpo
0orttoro. blot Il Nor 9ommel. til.
fob fig ifplo.s 5orfss pda Bolc'
ia9t og blep ienbt til 8etormEolen.
Ser por life 6otbgr / no0en Rri.
miuoliog benne Gong, ibet be flehe.
icm Dor autlaeeoe. etfienbte fig fpl.
oiee. % be andre So9er blep ubiatte.
Set ital pRrs ferfe @ane. bette bor
banbt ber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

Qpab humme OF ufitteliae @utier
faa fiaoe paa tremaaar Of fslsenbe,
lom oai,a Dt,es, boilfen 2Rrepense
be faar befale en- Gang imeqem.
@;lIts Sfsssas, 10 sNnr- gumlasf,
ue @barlie Borber. 8 Mar. git inb /
ben rblinDe" Baeaase Bosn / ytor.
tbern Bae,fie ; Banens &pftren
Nnofa. bpor oe.es 6ism er. forot taa
en- 81ereiur. % Erenet ftonbiebe ,tte.
ter oct fom til Gait st. @loub, IS
Mil fro Nrota. Sc funoe lite laa
fiBre iilbase. 9ertor foriggte be OF
aaa. @fterat be bapbe aaaet fem
Mil. git be ben til en- 6almitaffe
fornt tilbrtnae Staten. Sc baDbe
frolet forifrettelisi serr baneoosnen.
men Dalmfattan bar life pormere.
Sci. ON Natien git be ba ben til ct
Tarmbus % pGtfe6e TolteHe Der. idG
be fit fomme inb. 9e baohe ,fte ipilt
fben S5rofoit ben fpreaaaenbe 9ag o9
par forfnroeli9 lultre, o. be par noe
lten omfomne Of Rnlbe.
9eelfe Das tleo ns lenht biem, og
bet er mul,Qt. be nu er furerehe foc
9pfien til at tjsre, hoOr be itfe bar
EtIcbeI5e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22

s Dible Dass ct iFgi.e Winnea=
polls 3r'bune" ea 1remraaeRbe 4lDs
ben5apner geo 9tapn M8mus}en(?)
paa en- Jorrelnina sre,ie Mtnseopos
Liz forat trRffe Nrraueement meb
Mgaerne Der ON ssorlenbe.le of fore
&pantiteter al Me.. iom ct ltort npt
&ompaeni uit inl9e operolt paa
Diterigens &sltes. RiBbenbapneren
bar oaret be fife itgrre Bssr paa
Nilauterbopsfpi1en % bar beiBgt ct.
2onis og Chicago. ban Tiger. at ban
repre1enterer ct ubare banbelsfoms
paant, e4er buab Der tal1alD aate. al
blice ct loobant.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-22
gsarperueS Sa>ptrfnttta paa.
Werperne.

Wan tilRripsr be fcrlfiet1iae.
Jarper en- beiteme Suooi.tning poo
Wennefete 1glells; mas, taller }aales
oes on uarme 5arper, booroeo mar
lRrl,a ienfsr pan be rpDe. cesnoen
fables blaat en folo 5arue, gull en
iiolig ofo. $eentiig gisr boert ftnts
felenbe MenneRe bog!ia ben Grfas
ring. al ben enc sSarue bar en- bebns
ge!tg, meoens ben onD'n bar Ell nte.
baael,g Jnbplrtnins pan BAN, 90 bert
sllager il atlereDe 1en syNbfpDeIft pao
Nsruernx.
Sen franRe 9ese BaruiQe bar ueb
tolrise 5orib9 asbtalDrt, ot ben rsbe
@noe af ct 5pettrum opbioler Nera
uerne, meoens ben mooiatte @nbe
meo Jaruerne 9rgat, blaat os oiolst
beroliser BEN. Dr. Bona goar
rnbnu oioere, ioet ban meuer at funne
belbreoe neropie 9peoomme ueb Wus
uenbeiien of behemte 6aruer. Tunas
dubt9beb bebanbler bon meb 1bnt,
SinbsIpgo0m mee bloot. neros}e 9i1
oeller meo oioIet. Doa oil benne
4e0e liffe1i lite olt;D bape let peb at
pjsnnemfDre osnne Gesel / fin Bsofds.
oa en- nerugs Dame utp,ullomt oil
uegre fig ueo OF laoe fig fcreitrtoe en-
Tarue. 1om sun ltfe lpnes ON.
@n anben 5orfer, Der oalaa boz
efsperimsntsret u,eo 5arosr, bar peh,
NnUenoel1en Of rDbe Sos fremfatot
Suimmeibeo hoa en- Het|on. men ot=-
ter bra9t Den til at toriuinbe ueb iii9'
teois at aiere Rrus af rgbe og
8reane 2psfraaIer. s en- nor 5a=
brit. Der tiluirfebe t0toarofi1e Blas
ber. Ral Mrbeibernes Gtemning babe
ioranbret Zig. efter at Der ifebetfor
rebt 9ps bleu benpttet 8rpnt til Ops
lpsnins al Nrbeibslo!ale,. 9iolisere
{ong arbeioerne % unberbolbt fig
poo bet liult9he. meoens be MI roli9e
fnroes meQem bueranbre. Vt Sat-.
uerne fan gue beres SnbfpoelIe poo
p,s|e nerusle Spaoomme er ntuipl-
lomt, % ub fra bette 8rincip bar ct.
fterre Ruriteb Gpltlanb looet be
gnreller. Der benpttes al @iefier.
1om trenger til So. male meb m1rfe.
naurlts Dlolette Taruer. meoens NON
anuiier laaoanne @inier, iom trGnz
ger til Dpmuntring. rsbmaleoe Re-
relier. (ubo.)
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Wanbf1abet paa en- norR Bari
(meo bet ifte meget norRe Nopn
.6i8bflper-) bleu ifglse Telegram
fra Bbilabelpbia ben 17De bs. rebbet
af ct enaelif DampRib. r@eorsian
Brince. | Slntninsen Of fife uge.
6fibet bapoe paret / ipnteferoie
Eilftanb I fem Do9e. "a &optein Nn.
berion o. bans Beietning paa 13
Nonb blep reboebe. Stlbet par be.
aemt for 8eippOrt. Bales. % bapbe
en- 9abnins af EreIofi. @fterot
bape peret ! 6apet II Doae opitoo
en- Storm, ION to3 Riagen ouertoro. !.
os Sfibet blep lai. s be lem 9aee.
be laa bielpelsie. faa be fun TO
9nmpitibe. 0et fprfe ION BEN iaa
NOR fom en- bolO Mil men git torbi.
Set anDet rebbebe benz.
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Som fDr meboelt agter leg at ub
gipe ,5muler" maaneolis. iaainart
ct tilitretieligt Nntal Nbonnenter Ct
te9net til at beta!e uoatiler peo 9rpt
ming oa Bopfersenbelie. 0et ier uo
til at Ruls aaa. men ber er enbuu
&um poo 9iten for enbper. 1om ptl
ftgtte @a9en. Hrtlen uil blipe $1.OO
pr. Nar sso1l7uo.
Som @uar pna en- be! Wen9be
8reoe og for at uncgaa enbuer Miss
foritaael'e tillaber ieg m,a roanp Of
msoosle, at Der lille oil blius lenbt
ub nosen 8rpDenumre. ingen Hris
eremplarer. Og at iss lite bar &aao
til at 1snbe til nogen poo Mistonte.
Nf fgrite SO. trpffes fun no! I'll
N6onnenterne. og ben enefte Maobe
at foa farfte Sc. poo er OF abunnere
/ Torueien. Scr oil ineen Nnlebnins
pnre Ill at faa fi1bt bet efterpaa.
Set er let at F16nne. bporfor iea Ct
nbbt til at bolbe poo benne &e9el.
Seq aster at be9pnbe. ia ofnort leg
bar not til at betale be aQetneopen'
bisfe uosifter. % oa lea lite bar
bperfen Nuerterenbe euer Bolitifere
at gao til efter grtronba.fter. iaa fon
iea tile trptte op eItra BebolbninQ
for at tilfrebshiue Solls Mps eierriss
bsb eller for at imsbetomme benz,
iom iommtr biltenoe efterpao.
Eli mine perfonlige Benner %
Befienbte. ION ueo torif1ellise 2eilis>
heber bar fortalt. at ies fon itole paa
BEN 0. 4. .. taar 1es fise. at leg e.
oillig BERTH. noar leg faar oeres Or.
bre meb Mapns unberfrift. Seq
fgrer life Aiiien os mobtoaer ingen
munbtlig BehiQing. Rort ioet, ben.
ION itie bill obonnere. fan labe pare.
men enbber. iom bill bore meb, foar
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