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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

9ie 0eneroitat unierer @ultimil=
liondre mtrb pon &arbiual Gibbons
In elmer berrli@en Prebist ins re9te
9i6t seiteut. 8enu etn Carnegie
MiQionen fur 6fentlt6e 8tbltotbefen,
ober elm 8anberbtlt sroBe Summen
fir nntueriitdten aussiebt, 10 lit bas
nt@t bic lautere, feb itloie @obltbdtis
feit, bic i'm Sttnen 9utes mirft, ion.
bern bas prosenbafte 9eruorbrdnsen
bes Mammon. Ote i'm 9ebeimeu
seibtem @erfe @rtftlt@er Nd9itenltebe
ltnb unenblt@ b0ber gu i@dsen, als
bieie @elbsei6ente u~nierer Wtaiond=
re, unb bic Sbaten bematbtser Mti=
itondre i'm Dtenite bes 96@iten uiel
iesenbrtnsenber, als bic Miuionen
Der Eruitmasuaten, mel@e bod nur
benz 8olfe %abserunsen ftub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
lin unter ben &atbolifen ber St0=

lin unter BEN &atbolifen Ser Oto=
seie ct. gloub mil6tbdtise 9ersen
fir unteritabuns Der einbetmii3en
unb a~uswdrtisen Wiiiionen unb 10
fur bic Serbreituns bes @laubens
ramentli3 unter unlern sSnbtaneru gu
weden unb bteies quite @ert gu UNI
terbalten, brinsen mir BEN biesbesas=
li6en pom bo@w'iten 8ii@of Srobec
on feline OiOseianen seri@teten Nppea
no6mals in grinneruns unb empfebz
len ben auf Der eriten Seite %absebrud=
ten eriten nationalen Nufruf an Bic
ameritanti@e SOberatton fatboltl@e,
Sereine sur senauen 0ur@leiuns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
INSTRUMENTATION

Ser tibet 70 Sabre alte Serr
Nusuit Modenbaupt, wel6er ieit Mo=
11aten letbenb mar, murbe in BEN lebten
Gasen pom S@lase seribrt, barob ietn
i3uitanb Elm berartiser mar, baB man
es fir am beiten era6tete, i'm ins ct.
&apbaels= Sospttal gu %brinsen; felt
seitern befinbet er it6 IN Der Pf1ese
Ser ebrm. &ranfeni6wetern.
- gu Der Mdrsz8 ertbeiluns Ser
Statsi@ulfonbs iinb in Stearns 60.
10, O36 &tnber bere6tist. Oie auf's
County faqenbe S@ulselblumme be-
trdst S13, 036.SO.
- Oie @attin bes Serrn Nlois
&ultermann, mel@e it@ Samitas int
ct. &apbaels=9 ospital elmer Operaz
ton untersos, befinbet it6 BEN umz
itdnben semdB mobl. Na6 Gusiase
bes Nrstes lit cine balbise politanbiz
&c @enelun9 gu erboHen.
= Mnbr. g. Gotten, mel9er In Ben
lebten Sabren In Melroie Elm Mebz
sersel6dft betrteb, BON bort aber nit
leiner Samtlte na@ ct. gloub umse=
sosen lit, bat ii6 NIT ieinem 8ruber
Sobn, Der slei6fals Mebser tit, se=
l9dftli3 uerbunben.
= Inter Ser Strma Sobn @ridion
& 60. bat ii6 auf Der Ofieite cine
@eleal6aft sebilbet, mel@e ben borti=
gen e~rsiebtsen Stetnbrl@ NIT elmer
sroBen Nrbeitsmani@aft bearbeiten
mtrb.
. - Na9 NbSus 5dmmtli9er NIT Dem
gu gbren bes 6errn 8. Garter se=
sebenen 8antetts perbunbenen Nus=
lasen lit ein lleberi@ub BON $3OO.75
seblteben, wel9e Dem Serrn Garter
einsebdnbist wurben.
= Sn Ser Samltas sebaltenenSab=
resperlammlrlns Der @ctien : Snbaber
Der grlten Nationalbanf murben fol-
senbe Direttoren ermdblt: 8. IS.
Collins, IS. 9. Mit6eQ, s. 3app,
Sobn Cooper, Sobn sc. Senien, s.
g. 8eu, 6. s. Moore, 2ewis Glart,
s. g Smit6, 6. 9. Smitb erwdblt.
Ser Oireftorenratb ermdblte folgenz
Be 8eamten Prdiibent: S. g. Smitb
8ice=Yrdlioenten 8. 90. Collins uno
6. s. Moore; &aiiirer: 6. g.
Smitb @ebulfs : &aiiirer: IS. IS.
Smitb. oils Bu6fibrer wurben erz
nannt SEQ g. Moos unb IS. 8. &oz
ienberser.
50. 81. @rapes pom @inona
bat bas alif Ser Sfieite sslesene Paul
4i9p @ebdrtbe fir $1,000 getauft unb
miro in bemlelben cine S6littenfaz
BRIT erohnen. = Die @erren Sobn
8olter unb Suit. &o9 blben bic Saz
BRIT Ser ct. Gloub Manufacturing
So. auf ser Siieite sefuuft unb am
Montas bielelbe in Seirieb seiest.
Serr &o@ lit Elm Mann BON Sadie,
Ser felt Sabren ieiner Yrpfeilion gbre
ma6t, unb 6err @olter lit ein Sc
I6ditsmann, Ser nt6ts mnsei6eben
laBt, wenn es gilt, grfols gu erSielen.
Oie ct. gloub Manufacturing So.
bat bas Stepens @aarcnlaserbaus,
bas bis babtn BON @rinols & 60.
occuptrt mar, sepa6tet unb wirb tn
bemlelben Elm @el6dft in @dersera=
tben er6fnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
XInttlid sur Wtttagsltunbe lit &c:

itern, Mtttwo@, bic lebte Sibuna
bes 81. Gonsrelies sei6lofen wor=
ben ; in berielben blieben Sic wi6tisiten
@elesenbeiten, bic bem Praiibenten 10
lebr ont Sersen liesen, unerlebist,
baber er eine grtraiisuns auf ben benz
ttsen Sag, ben 5. Wdrs, einberufen
bat. Ote republitanii@en Senatoz
rem baben ibr MOsli6tes setban, I'm
etne InttzS ruff @eietsebuns wte mill
Sc bieielbe au6 INNER fem mOse, 81
pereiteln unb bic @ani6e bes Prdii=
benten In Sesus auf einen Sanbelsz
pertras nit &uba unb BEN Panamaz
&anal pOuis %isnorirt. Ob Ste Ser
rem WiQiondre in ber grtralellton Ben
@in16en bes Solfes audi muir eint=
sermaBen entipre3en werben, tit mebr
ais sweifelbaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
8enn Der WaHenmorn auf ben

8ena ber @aHenmorn auf ben
8abnen 10 fort sebt, mte In Der lebten
s3eit, mirb bas Publifum gu braitt=
i6er @eiessebuns sretfen miHen. SIM
uorisen Sabre fanben 2S19 Perionen
ibren Sob auf Der @tienbabn anb
49, 800 trusen 8erlebunsen bauon.
Iuf allen @tienbabnen pom @roBbri.
tannien lit in finfsebn Wonaten, bic
nit benz 81. Wdr5 1902 enbeten, ni@t
elm einSiser Weni9 bur@ eineu l1nfall
gu Sobe sefommen. Ote @nti@ulbtz
suns nit ueberbarbuns bes 8etriebes
barf man ni@t selten laiien, 10 lanse
Der 8eweis manselnber 8orii@t por=
lteat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

Der bon Yrdfoent Mellen BON be,
Nortbern Yacific Babn beim Mnfane
unierer Legislature ttuns aufsebedte
YaBlfanbal bat Sra6te setrasen.
&epr. Warf reidte eine 8orlase eth,
bic freien transport bur9 bic @iiens
babnen fir bic 9esislatoren unb an
bere Stats. unb Suittsbeamte forberi
unb bic M~ussabluns Der Weilenseloer
AFFIDAVIT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Mus Der nm9e9enb.
Nortb Yrairie.

Wertreter Der Srui tees Der bielisen
S@ule besaben it@ Otenitas nod
ct. glouo, um BORT nit einem Mr9i=
teften 1pesen Der Yldne fir Elm neres
S@ulsebdube &idipra@e gu nebmen.
Nartp.
Ser erit finfsebn Sabre alte Sreb.
9tnn, Sobn bes perltorbeneu Sranf
9inn, itarb Samltas in benz nabe
Der bieiisen Poitofice selesenen elterz
li9en Sauie. Wontas fano bic Sez
erbisuns itatt.
Sn Sa9en beS Na9laHes bes bier
arn 80. Nopember 1902 peritorbener,
Yeter S. &eppers, bes Sobnes bes
Dor utelen Sabren ueritorbenen Nido=
laus &eppers, itellte Ibam &eppers
am Otenitas TN Na9labseri9t ben
Intras fur grnennuns ais Nbmini=
TRAITOR ber 9tnterlaiienidaft. Oas
biesbe5aslt@e 8erb6r finbet ON 81.
Wdrs itatt.
9ittIe 5aas.
Oas giienmaarensei9dft bes 9errtr
s. SO. Berg murbe leste @o9e port
einem Oiebe beimselu9t, melder etn
babies Ousenb &euoluer, anbertbalb
Ousenb &alirmeiier. Elm Ousenb Ea=
i9enmeiier unb mebrere Sdeeren ent=
men6ete. Sn Der Yerion zines Yban=
II iten ran,ens so. 50. &oberts purbe
Der Oteb ertappt; ct betannte it9 bes
Serbre6ens i6ulbis, uub feline 8abn
mad Stiawater mirb eine seebnete
ietn. Ole Irbeit al, ber reIen Bride
sebt fott uoran; bic leste Senbuns
best fiji ben 8au notbpenbisen gebdlfs
tam leste Wo9e on, unb In turSer
3eit mirb Der 8ridenbau In leiner
Souenbuns baiteben.
MilerbiQe.
Oas Silberne Subildum Der &r6=
~runssfeter unieres slorret@ resierens
ben Setlisen Saters SEQ XIII. purbe
In u~nierer S6merSbaften Wuttersot=
tesfir9e Oienitas Worsen bur9 Elm
feierli@es 9odamt, meldes Der bodw.
Yfarrer Slater belt, in oebIbrenber
@eile besansen. Wdbrenb bes Mm=
tes empftnsen bic Witslieber bes 81.
SolepbssM dnnersunb beS ct. Otto=
S6riter @eretns semeiniam bic fl.
Communion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Aud Cardinal @t5bons bat 1i6 nun

Aud cardinal @i5bons bat ii9 nun
iber bas pOn &ooieuelt ansereste Sbez
mo Observation-Disclosures" ausseipro9en.
Ste 9efabren, bic uniere moberne St.
piliiatton bebroben, 10 iaste er, laiien
ft6 anf bic Samilie suridfabren, mel;
DE bic 8ursel iesli6en @emein=
pelens lit. &ettuns lit nur mOsli6,
peun bic Weniden bic @be wteoer als
Elm Sacrament i9dsen unb ret6li6e
Na6fommenldaft als etnen Sesen
9ottes betra6ten lernen. 8~eionbers
mihe li9 au@ bic moberne @attin unb
Wutter bic aaerlelisite Sunsfrau
Waria gum Wuiter nebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
@enn Srnan ertldrt, ober bod

ySeNH SrgdH ertlur1, DUCT puW
bur9bltden ldBt, baB er lieber fur
einen Hepublifauer, ais fir einen
gleuelanb:S emotraten itimmen MIR
Be, lest er it9 ba ni9t bemlelben Sors
,purf aus, ben er iest nit 10 GROCER
Sitterteit ben Semotraten Der alien
S3ule madt, bic ieinerseit fir Wscz
&inlep itimmten, neil ite i'm Srpan)
fir eiuen seidbrli9en ober bod unge-
eianeten Wanu bielten2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

@btstep nod ben, anberen btnter bic
Binbe steBen, ionbern it& IN anse=
nebmer @eieui@aft au Eti@en ftbenb
unterbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Sn Sun Mntonio, Eeras. 1T 8ruz

Der 0amian 9is in leinem a6tsisten
Sabre an Der 9unsenentsinouns &C.
1torben. gr mar Der einSis iberle:
benbe Der tleinen S9aar pom Srioern,
pie gu gnbe Der Siersiser Sabre ben
iest 10 aussebreiteten uno 10 iesenss
reid wirfenben Srbeu Der Warten=
briiber nod ben Ser. Staaten per:
pflanSten.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-04-17

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At first even she is glad to have her
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so the foundation for marital misery is
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But when the housewife is healthy
and strong she finds in her days duties
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She looks forward all day to the evening
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And every evening so spent draws the
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-04-17
THOIGHTS FOR
TIE 7HOEC

Healthy minds let by-sones be.
Purity is the bsst patriotism.
TIE mora sense grows by exrr-
else.
God takes his own part in each
thing he made.
Plud Mt, cautious, s,lf control is
wisdom S roc t.
Be sure that God ne'er dooms to
waste the strength he deisns i'm
parts.
IF success is rare and slow, every
body knows how qnick and easy rum
u.s.
Srlfishness is pow rty; it is tn most
Ut err restitution of human being.
If a mans character is to be abused
there's nobody Ike a relation to do the
business.
The aft ction between parents and
children, or between lovers and friends
is deepened by demonstration.
Happiness is to the heart what sun
light is to the body, and he who shuts
out eitl er is an enemy to society.
The pleasures of dissipation are like
gaudy colors-they attract for mo-
ment, but Afterwards they Cypress the
senses.
Truth is with ourselves; it takes no
rise from outward things, whateer
you NAV believe.
Trough we travel the wo,'d 'v-r to
find tn. beautiful, We mus carry it
with Us or we ind it not.
A woman's happirst kingdom is
home, her high, st honor the art of
ruling it, not $ gu en-. but wise
and good mother.
O brother w-are's of motley. Are
tn, re not moments when one grow
sick Of ginning and tumb'ing and the
j;ngling of bells?
From a mere sense of cOnslster cy, a
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fallen man is vii IN; otherwise he,
the Iers cutor, IS wretch himself.
All tastes g,atifed, al success OBJ
tanned, each step won by grati6ed
pride, every end attained, leaves in
certain natures a feeling of INSULT
cheney and disappointment.
TIE habit of blaming OH rs when
things 60 wrong IN insidious and
dangerous on 4r more is it to the
purpose to Inquire within whether the
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B nefcence should never be exer-
cised at random, nor upon irrational
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People in Vanity Fair fast-n on to
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read, he may at will put himself into
the best society that the world has
ever seen. He thus elevates his rank
in the world and becomes indepen-
dent.
No one can ever nourish within
himself generous spirit who refuses
to perform the small Offices of gener-
osity that lie continually in his path.
Nor can any one persist in fulfilling
them without experiencing gradual
response in his own spirit Of goodwill
and friendliness.
An imperative duty devolving up
on employers is that they should as
far as possible know their weak peo-
pc, be in regular personal contact
with them, and do all they can to
to ameliorate their lot. That an
amount adequate to compensate for
the work performed should be given
as wages, is elementary principle OF
justice.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-04-17
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15
OBsTRUCTING THE CANAL TREATY.

According latest advices from Bogoa approval Of The
thman canal treaty doubtful with indications pointing
strongly defeat The Colombans either will not under
stand that the terms offered by this represent will
pay and that will be to fail
are Already the Colombian has made
he treaty and them material increase
III the sum to be paid by the United States.
seems 10 be the belief of the Colombian this
country mas unlimited and that all do is
M @ amount they want and the cash will be promptly
That however is not the way Sam does business Above all
tngs ne VIII not permit himself be held up nothing else
than holdup the Colombans are engaged in fair offer has
been made for what is wanted attempts to exto higher
price will be futile. 80
Nor would the Coombans employ tactics thev apoe
ciated two important factors this canal matter t. h
place this country is not compelled construct canal along the
fanama route IL can select the Nicaragua chooses TO do
Again this country does purchase the Panama he
OF Colombian obstruction will no
NIT any other nation buy it, There never will be two ;ar
canals and the that will be built under the exclsv
troll OF the United States
1t may be the Colombian entertain the hope of making deal
with other country the failure with this but
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15
THE WORK OF PARLIAMENT

The British parliament which cam. 70 an d -
eroay remarkable tor two thngsone the honest made
through the the land bill from one d he
greatest of suffering other the d th
tenure the consequence of the raising
the issue OF imperial protection The the land bill will
remove the agan question the Irelands grievances
and its benehcen effect will nation of tenants into
nation of land This change will be brought
oy the advance OF S5oooooooo secured British
the payment of S6ooooooo Of the imperial treasury
After nstalents have paid about generation 70 ~.
government which will be- way the intermediary landlord the
transfer OF the actual ownership will be accomplished
by precptating the protection ISSUE made it
oecoeoy probable that the hold another
sitting and there widespread belief that cal, for az
other election will be issued during coming fall 1t is almost
certain that the ministry constituted present will not sit again
at session OF parliament and that now
standard there will be marked shifting existing party lines and
Pooaoy many deseons from the ranks of the Liberal Unonists
Even before Chamberlain question of protection
was easness and unrest among the Unionss
called that thirty of them refused support Mr. Brodec
proposals The autumn discussion of protection which nev
liable. will without doubt be vee character and more
over 1t is likely to make epaable the ranks of the
governments supporters which
Bafou prevented from being hopeessy during the para
mentary session closed Not interesting feature
the campaign will be the effort be made 70
compel Bafour definite straightforward declaration
either for against protection.
One OF the most announcements made during N.
session that of Lord Lansdowne who on Nav 9th last
Claimed new Monroe doctrine when he practically notice
upon Russia and Germany any attempt on the part Of either
establish naval base fortified the gulf would
be resisted by all the disposal step of equal i'm
Portance had been taken by Great east in more than
generation.
Very similar though obviously important the decis
ion OF the admiralty establish station on the Firth of
Forth Germany correctly interpreted decision as an nd
cation OF BrItainS proposal maintain on German
in the North These events during the
session which closed yesterday and world will
watch with keen interest the of protection
upon which Chamberlain evidently relies make him premier of
Great Britain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15

be protected by tariff duties against the
competition OF goods produced I'm foreign
countries where wages are lower.
Without dsputing the correctness of
this theory. let us consider it's larger re-
latons. The protective theory, II is to be
observed. asserts a general law as true in
one country as i'm another. However
protectonists in the United States may
talk OF American protection and Brit
ish free trade" protection is, and Of
necessity must be, advocated as OF uni
versal application American protection
ists use the arguments OF foreign pro-
tectionists, and everywhere they COM
plain that the protective policy OF other
countries is injurious TO us commend
II as an example which We should fol-
low
They contend that Cat least UP To a
certain point in national development
protection is everywhere injurious; that
the prosperous Nations have built up
their prosperity by protection. and that
all nations that would be prosperous
must adopt that policy and their argu-
ments must be universal 10 have any
plausiblity, for IL would be absurd 10
assert that a theory OF national growth.
and prosperity applies TO some countries
and not to others. Much that Is urged
in current diccusslon of the tariff ques-
tion ls OF no validity whatever, and how
ever II may serve the purpose OF contro-
versy cannot aid in the discovery Of
truth. That a thing exists with or fol-
lows another thing is no proof that II is
the cause Of that other thing. This as
sumption Is n fallacy. which leads IL ad-
mitted 10 the preposterous conclusions,
that because wages In the United States
are higher than In England. and we dif-
fer from England I'm having a protec-
tive tariff but the assumption that the
one fact is because OF the other is no
more valid than would be the assumption
that the higher wages are due 10 our
decimal coinage. or TO our Republican
form OF government.
That England has grown In wealth
since the abolition Of protection, proves
no more for free trade. than the growth
of the United States under n protective
tariff. does for protection II does not
follow that an institution IL good. be-
,ause the country has prospered under II. !
and this fact ! shall endeavor to show. in /
rs proper place IN due time.
DIR. WILLIAM REX
73 Alverson avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15
The Voice of
The People
VIEWS OF A SOCIALIST.

Editor Providence News:
Tariff, usury. taxes. interest and rent.
also profit. are all packed on the wage
earners back. He has the whole load 20
carry and this Is what We may term the
swindllng tarifr system of government
that we are now under. and we cannot
doubt that the masses are and have been
deceived. Why they have tolerated the
system so long.
We may nken them 20 the strong bull
tethered They have wound themselves
up Near the window by which I write
a great bull n tethercd by a ring In his
nose. grazing round and round. lie has
wound his rope about the stake until
now he stands close prisoner tantal-
lied by rich grass he cannot reach. un-
able even 90 toss his head TO rid him
Of the flies that cluster on his shoul-
ders
Now and again he struggles vainly.
and then. after pltiful bcllowlngs. re-
iapses into silent misery. This bull. n
very type of massive strength. who. be-
cause he has not wit enough TO see how
he might be free. suffers want IN sight OF
plenty. and IN helplessly preyed upon
by weaker creatures seems 90 me no
UNIT emblem Of the working masses In
all lands
Men whose toll create. aSoundins
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15

If Miles is desrous of experiencing another nub he will accept
the Democratic nomination for the presidency
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15

There Io4o murders in the United States year
half British
ing the three years war in South Africa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15

Was il the individual who notified keepers of dis
reputable houses to close temporarily couple of who
yesterday afternoon made public the dongs of police
sioners while they still in session?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15

1t be noted that it blow the jaw by which
Corb knocked last night eres landed less nvu
nerable point.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15

only such msht police commission been fastened
upon the city OF Providence by political fug that would
reward depicabe aebeang and detracon with promotion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15

Keep tomorrow and will how the Perry
puhbuon extracts eighty ninety fares from
designed to carry forty passengers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
SIN OF RHODE ISLAND,
STATE MI ENT
OF Unclaimed Deposits in the
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
OF
PROVIDENCE, r. !.

Made TO the State Auditor June 30. 1903,
pursuant to the provisions Of Chapter sol
or the Public Laws, passed March %. 1901,
entitled An Act In amendment OF Chap
ter 11s OF the General Laws, OF Returns
OF Banks and Institutions for Savings"
BY j. G. CHURCH, Treasurer.