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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
BUYING CRAZE I'm CORN
is In FULL FORCE
Some Big Profits Accrue in Which the
Public Shares.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
CHICAGO, June 18.-July corn in
the Chicago market went to 81 IL
cents today, with the volume Of trade
the largest and public interest the
greatest in months. There is what the
trade calls a buying craze" on at this
time. Here is what it has done this
week: July corn advanced from
around 48 cents to 81 ia cents; the
September corn price advanced from
around At cents to SO rs cents at high
point today.
People who know most about 1t say
there is a possibility Of 25 per cent
shortage as a result of rain and cold
weather OF the past weeks. Armour.
Cudahy, Bartlett, head of the Bart
lett-Frazer house. Isaac Ellwood and
many other millionafres have accumu
lated big lines, some for July and
others for September. The best of it
Is the public got right In the market
many days ago and profits are big.
Wheat had almost as much bull ex-
citement for the day as corn. with the
July price run up from rs Is to u
3-S cents. The prediction made thirty
days ago that the oats price would go
to 40 cents was more than made good
today. July oats sold at 40 IL cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
Special to The Globe.

Speclal TO Inc OTIODS.
PRINCETON, N. J., June 1S.-Gro-
yer Cleveland tonight utterly repudi-
ated the idea that he is striving for
another term of the presidency.
TT is perfectly absurd he said, "to
suppose that have any desire to re-
enter public life, nor have 1 remotely
entertained the thought since I left
Washington six years ago. I have no
higher aspiration than to pass my days
in peace with my family around me
and take no part in politics which any
private citizen cannot take with the
utmost propriety."
As for the movement fnaugurated in
Brooklyn, Mr.. Cleveland said:
I have never spoken to anybody on
the subject of a fourth candidacy. have
never written to a single political
friend one way or the other, nor have
I been written to or spoken to by them.
There is not a political leader of any
prominence endeavorfng to advance
any movement to nominate me in any
state so far as I have been advised.
nor do 1 anticipate that any such ef-
fort will be made by any leader, prom
inent or obscure, in any locality in the
country. In earnestly desiring the
Democratic party to become strong and
united as Of old, committed to the sim
pie traditions and sound principles
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
GOVERNMENT And
STATE COURT CLASH
Possibility of Troops Being
Used i'm Matter of the
Galveston.

RICHMOND. Va. June 1S.-Judge
Grinnan, Of the Richmond chancery
court, today granted an injunction re-
straining Lieuts. Thesis and Grosdeck.
United States navy. from proceeding
further toward the launching of the
cruiser Galveston. under construction
in the Trigg shipyards here.
The Injunction was granted on pc
tition of s. H. Hawes & Co., of this
city, supply creditors OF the Trigg COM
pany, now in the hands of a receiver,
and restrainS the government officials
and all other persons from in any way
interfering with any of the property
at the Trigg yards under control of
Lilburn T. Myers, the receiver, and
especially the cruiser Galveston and
the dredge Bernhard. under construc-
ton for the government. Lieuts. The
sis and Grosdeck were sent here to
superintend the. launching of the CAL
weston. which it was the intention to
send to the Norfolk navy yard for
completion. All preparations had been
made for launching the vessel Monday
next.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1S.-
1t is stated here that proper respect
courts so long as they keep within
their jurisdiction. but that the navy
department cannot submit to any in
reference with its rights. The cruiser
Galveston. 1t is added, will be launched
when ready. Secretary Moody is not
disposed to act hastily. but indefinite
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19

Down with the county attorney;
long live the public examinerp'
With this slogan the board of coun-
ty commissioners broke up in confusion
yesterday afternoon, after a stormy
meeting at which nothing was accom-
plished. When the meeting ended the
commissioners, room was a perfect
pandemonium. Insinuations were hurl-
ed at one member of the board by an
other, language unfit to print was in
dulged in, and for a time it looked as
though more serious trouble might re-
suit.
The inability of the board to secure
the passage of claims for country road
work, declared by the county attor-
ney's Office to be Illegal, was the cause
of the trouble, the end of which is not
yet. Commissioner Seng, who, with
the assistance of Mr.. O'Neill, Of the
county attorneys office, succeeded in
holding up claims aggregating more
than $500 at Mondays meeting, stood
his ground again yesterday and emerg-
ed from the double header session
again a victor. The bills were again
held up, and two dozen farmers who
hold the claims in controversy, seeing
no chance to get their money, left the
room in angry mood.
Under law passed by the recent
legislature the county commissioners
cannot have repairs on roads made
where the cost exceeds 5000, without
having the work done by contract.
Some weeks ago the commissioners
evaded the spirit OF the law by appro-
priating several thousand dollars for
road repairs, the amounts being cut
up into sums of less than 5000 in order
that the work could be done. by days
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19

Commissioner Nash. 1--WE raised their
salaries and now we cannot have an
attorney at our meetings"
What do you want of an Attorney"
retorted Commissioner Seng. You
refuse to go by his advice when he is
here"
well, he don't know what he is
talking about" replied Mr.. Nash, hotly.
Things were becoming decidedly in
tereSting, but Mayor Smith found time
to ask Commissioner Gray to take the
chair, as he made his escape from the
room.
Several of the members were talk
ing at the same time when Commits
Sioner Powers managed to secure the
recognition of the chair, and in a
speech in which he sarcastically re-
marked that the county board had
been charged with violating the law
and robbing the county, demanded the
adoption of a resolution calling upon
the public examiner to furnish the
board with copy of his last report
on the financial condition of Ramsey
county. Securing the adoption Of his
resolution, Mr.. Powers offered an
other resolution calling for the passage
Of claims for road repairs in his dis
trict. When he failed to secure the
passage of the claims he offered third
resolution calling upon the public ex-
dmlner TO IurnlSn the DOarO Win an
opinion as to the legality of the claims
which had been turned down by Mr..
O'Neill. This resolution was passed, it
being the intent of the board to ignore
the opinion of Mr.. O'Neill and pass
the claims over his head, provided a
favorable opinion could be secured
from Public Examiner Johnson.
Commissioner Seng alone voted
against the adoption of this resolu-
ton, declaring as he did so, that the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
FITzSIMMONS ADMITS
THAT he is ENGAGED
81 anky Bob" Will Make a Min
neapOiis Actress His
Wife.

Special to The Globe.
CHICAGO, June 18.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons, the pugiIist, tonight announced
his engagement to Miss Julia May Gif-
ford, prima donna of the when John
ny Comes Marching Home" company,
now playing at McVicker's theater.
Miss Clifford who is a Minneapolis
woman. later confirmed the story and
both say they are happy in the pros
pect of. marriage.
Eyes, I am engaged" said Lanky
Bob this evening, ito the sweetest lit
Clifford only a few days ago. 1 had
known two or three other members of
the company and attended the per-
formance at McVicker's several times.
appeared before the footlights and
when I met her personally my early
impression was confirmed and I asked
her to marry me. She consented and
I put the engagement ring on her fin
ger tonight.
'T suppose I shall be criticised for
becoming engaged SO soon after the
death of my wife, but 1 am sure if she
could know she would approve of my
proposed alliance. I am lonely and
need the affection of a good woman,
and I am sure 1 shall be perfectly hap
py with the woman 1 am to marry. We
do not expect to wed for a year or two,
because Miss Clifford has the promise
of many stage honors and do not wish
to interfere with her career at this
time"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19

Collapse of the Skidmore building COM
pletely blocks loop.
Central high sends out largest gradu-
ating class in its history.
Chronic insane are transferred to Hast
ings and Anoka.
Meeting of county commissioners
breaks up In a row.
MINNEAPOLIS
City engineer is up in arms over Comp
troller Rogers criticisms of bookkeeping
in his office.
Socialist Lucas wins his case in police
court.
Two brothers drown.
Aid. Powers formally charged with
cruelty to animals
BUSINESS
Corn continues center of interest in grain
pits, with considerable excitement. Corn.
wheat and oats all close higher.
Stocks are stagnant, except in case of
some individual securities, in which trad
ing is active.
RAILRoADs-
Railroad officials testify before the state
railroad and warehouse commission in the
general coal and lumber rate hearing.
Case is taken under advisement
Western Passenger association fails to
settle the st. Paul Chicago rate war and
the cheap rate will remain in force
SPORTING
Harvard team bats Bowman out OF box
and defeats Yale
st. Paul game at Indianapolis is post
poned on account Of Woodmen's pa
rade.
Africander wins Suburban handicap,
Herbert seoGAd. Hunter Raine third.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
DAYS NEWS SUMMARIZED.

Weather for St. Paul and vicinity:
Showers today; fair Saturday.
FOREIGN
Pope Leos condition causes uneasi-
ness.
DOMESTIC
DOMESTIC
FTtzsimmons, pugilist. announces his
engagement to Miss Julia May Clifford,
actress Of Minneapolis.
Richmond court grants injunction
against completion Of cruiser Galveston.
and federal government may overrule
courts action.
Crookston fire department resigns in
auff.
Adams & Sarber Oil company of Cleve-
and, which promoted companies all over
the country. is bankrupt.
Wisconsin gunners win withdraw from
the interstate championship artillery con-
test.
Attachment is filed against General
Electric company in $4,000, 900 infringe
nent suit.
Charles Hedges, in charge of city
branch of free delivery system, is being
Investigated
Mr.. Cleveland says he doesn't want to
re-enter public life.
Secretary Root has his eye on presi-
dency.
LOCAL
State Medical society organizes on more
liberal lines
State printing commission refuses to
cancel contract with the Great Western
Printing company.
A. o. U. w. supreme lodge spends day
IN discussion of step-rate plan.
Ten saloons in city doing business with
9ut a license.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19

the city organized "the Housewives
and Housekeepers' union and framed
a set of rules which their helpmates
are expected to observe. Mrs. Carrie
Hoyt was responsible for the union.
She is one of the officers of the local
chapter Of the Easter Star lodge, and
she was late in reaching the hall to-
night.
''The first thing we want is a set of
rules she declared. Nov, the first
thing to do is to fix schedule. I am
willing to be generous and I say that
we fix the limit of working hours for
a day at twelve"
DO you mean we can work only
twelve hours a day?" demanded Mrs.
Holcomb.
That's exactly what I mean," said
Mrs. Brooker with emphasis.
But I can't get half through my
work in that time," said Mrs. Hol-
comb.
Then hire a girl and make your
husband pay. If he won't do that make
him wipe the dishes three nights a
week. 1t will do him good. But if he
refuses, hire a girl by all means.''
All the old gags about being kept
at the Office and missing the last train
will have to be laid aside now.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
These Care for Little Ones.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 1S.-The ses-
sion of the National Children's Home
society was taken up in discussing
national endowment fund and the
election of officers. The national $fi-
GERS were all reelected as follows:
President, Rev. c. H. Henderson, of
Chicago; vice president, A. o. Wright,
of Madison, Wis; secretary. Rev. Hast
ings H. Hart, of Chicago; treasurer,
Rev. ]. P. Dysart, of Milwaukee; field
secretary, Prof. G. C. Noble, of Chi
cago. The convention will meet at
ST. Louis next year.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
CROOKSTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT RESIGNS
Members Incensed Over Purchase of
Combination Wagon.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
CROOKSTON, Mimi, June 1S.-The
members of the Crookston fire depart
ment have sent in their designations
to take effect on July 1. They will
disband at that time. The trouble
grew out of the efforts of the city
council to purchase a new combination
chemical and hose wagon. The de-
partment wanted a certain make of
wagon and the city purchased one
from the Fire Extinguisher company,
of Chicago. This so incensed the fire
men that they agreed to disband The
authorities have taken steps to put
in a paid department with reserve of
volunteers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19

form as greatly to disturb DR.. Lapponi
and to cause intense alarm in the Vat
lean.
The source of the trouble is said TO
have been reduced nutrition conse-
quent on overwork and anxiety in con-
nection with the affairs Of the church,
particularly the turmoil in France.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19

fetal accounts continue to represent
the state of the pontif's health as be.
ing favorable as could be expected;
but such statements should not be tali-
en- to mean that grave developments
are not threatened. Intermittent ex-
haustion visited the pope for several
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
WILL BE SATISFIED
WITH FIFTY MILLIONS
S. F. Vanchoate Files Attachment
Against General Electric Company.

BOSTON, Mass, June 1S.-An at
tachment for $50,000,000 was filed in
the United States circuit court here
today against the General Electric
company by counsel for S. F. Van
choate, of this city, who alleged in
fringement of inventions. The attach
ment is filed in connection with a suit
for damages entered by Mr.. Van
chOate
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
Special Cable to The Globe.

ROME, June 1S.-Inquiry made in
high ecclesiastical quarters dispels all
doubts as to the alarming impairment
of the pope's health. Only long series
of rallies on the part of his holiness
when hope had been almost abandoned
averts despair as to his condition. Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
SneciaI to The Globe.

NEW ORLEANS, La, June 1S.-
Louisiana mosquitoes have forced
government surveying party to aban-
don their work and flee for their lives.
A short time ago Prof. ]. B. Baylor,
of the United States coast and goedetic
survey, came to Louisiana at the head
Of a party Of surveyors for the purpose
of surveying the oyster reefs on the
coast. The state oyster committee CO.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
SEND MEN FLYING
Government Surveyors in Louisiana Have Abandon Work
and SkedaddIe for Their Lives.
Continued on Sixth Page.

operated in the work and turned over
to Prof. Baylor's party the committees
schooner, the Majestic. After spending
several days on the coast Prof. Baylor
found it was impossible to continue in
the face of the mosquitoes.
He declared that no living man pos
sessed ability to stand against them.
They flew ten miles out from the shore,
he said, an attacked him and his sur
veyors with the ferocity of wild beasts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
DIES BECAUSE SHE
ESCHEWED DOCTORS
Official Action Likely in Case of Chris
tian Science Woman.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
LA CROSSE. Wis, June 1S.-Mrs.
John Hart, Christian scientist, died
today because, it is alleged, she re-
fused to allow the services of a physi-
clan. The woman had been i'll for,
several months with acute rheuma-
tism and with blood poisoning result
ing from an liberated tooth.
The matter has caused considerable
comment in La Crosse and official ac-
ton may be taken.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
HOG SELLS FOR
CLOSE TO $4,000
Ideal Sunrise the Star of a Holland
China Swine Sale.

MACY, Ind, June 1S.-Record prices
were paid at the Holland China swine
sale. The aggregate sales of the two
days were over $4,000 for ninety-five
head. The highest price for any one
hog was that paid for Ideal Sunrise,
which brought $17,957. A half interest
in Majestic Perfection was sold for
s4,40O.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
HIGH FUNCTIONARY OF
W0ODMEN IS ROBBED
Lieut.. Gov. Northcote and Daughter
Lose Money and Jewels.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 18.-
Lieut.. Gov. W. A. Northcote, of Hill
nois, today reported that he had been
robbed by hotel thief of his watch,
chain and charm, valued ia $500, and
S35 in money. He said that money
and jewels belonging to his daughter
were also taken. The watch charm
was of Masonic design and was pre-
sented to him by the general assembly
Of Illinois.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19

DR.. Lapponi has striven in vain for
months to restrain the intensity of
Leo's mental activity. The holy father
rises early and sets to work at once
on the many matters that claim his at
tention.
Apparently he tries from time to-
Continued on Sixth PAGE.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
Coal Board of Cancellation.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, June 18.-The
miners and operators representatives on
the board Of Cancellation will meet in this
city for organization on Thursday next.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
An Aurora SInqeInq.

AURORA. Ill, June 18.-Fire today in
a business block belonging to S. Semen
baugh & Co. caused a loss of $780, 600.
Clyde Allen was killed and five others
were injured.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
POPE MAKES HEROIC BATTLE
FOR PROLONGAT|ON OF LIFE

Concern IS Felt Regarding His Condition. Not~itEl-
standing Optimistic Reports From the Vatican The
POntiffs Marvellous intellectual Activity Debars Him
From Any PrOtraCted Period of Rest-PreIate Speaks
of Leo Being Consumed by White Heat.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
CLEVELAND MAKES HIS EXIT
AND EuHU ROOT HIS ENTREE

Former President Declares EmphattCaIIy That He Has
Had No Desire to Reenter Public Life Since He Left
Washington, and Looks for No Movement to Return
Him to the White House Secretary of War Would
Be Governor, Then President.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19

Continued on Third Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-19
THE WEATHER:

In St. Paul and vicinity today
Showers.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
Den traple Ooftor
Spcricr nnSertiSeu ct gmnft.

2pacn er en- @anb, iom bar BET
iaa traoelt, at ct Tunft, iom bans in'
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oertiSen fan unSgaa BAN.
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en- al mine gotienter mig opmerf'
Tom poa @rape Shuts" iiger en- Gin
cinnuti 2Gge.
"@in Selbreo bar paa Den SiS
Saorlie o. ieg par temmelig neo'
bruot, men lea inoiaa trials, OF Der
ION Grape Rirts bar, bpao Def no
aapcs for at p9re, ba Dor Oct ct no
merfet 1roemiSoel. Seq beapnote
at BRUCE @rape Shuts to @ange ON
Gogen / parm MeIf. % Itrats be-
apuote ice / ale IaaSer at bltpc
bcbre, er nj, meget iterfcrc, isler 90
Eroccnt beSre % peier mere, emo leg
ilogelllllloe par glorI.
alt Sette PEG iea fplSes 8rape
Iuts, o. lea or iait %operbeotlt ON.
al alt, boab Ser er loot ON oct. er
ianot. Seq Dor after os otter nnbe'
iaIet set til en- bel Del al mine Sa'
%ticnter meS uSmerfese &%einltater. !
cnfeIte siIiGIoe bar 9atientcrnes
5orbeSriug. iom 5sIge al Sri'sen al
bette 5eocmiooeI. belt iornnSerlis.
Som Sierue. os @erueIsoe, 10
|iom almineelis 5soe, er Grape Nuts
eneitaacnbe." Rapnet aipet al 70
itm 60, Battle Greet. @ait,
&c i boer Safe eitcr DEN bctienS'
ie lille Bog "gtien til gelpGre".
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
"SuiIefnren / Siemmet. ct i Con


oon uofommenSe meoicinif 6agblao
fort9ller | ct al fine iibite Ritmre oetl
nerpeie % ooeranitrengte Renneife.
beb, bporban oen Hal eienoinoe i'm
Sun0beo. Siteoetior bpert aar al
reiie Sunoreoer al Ma fra fit Siem
ior peo Sapet eller paa Ssifieloet til
irpetelis bsie 8rtier at use ct ube-
fpemt Sigeunerlip, ifal mon iorbliue
pent biefume % %siennemgaa en- ioa.
faIbt SpiIefur. Sbi fun go og Spilc
er iitanb til at giengibe De ip9ffeSc
Werper Seres tioligere Sp9niti9beo.
slt bptte goIis 90 SpbolbsiteS ifaffer
oerimoS life &o. Man bgr peo Fat.
terIige SorSomme life lase fig afbol-
Sc fra EN- ~8ur / Sienmet". Snno
6orfrifterne angaar, er be noget
baarSe % itrense. Sremfor oft maa
mar / minSit fiorten Gage life be-
Ifipitiae Iig set mirtbite meS Sanfe-
arbeiSe % 9efpmrinser. Wan ifaI
liase tiIienss os life laie bDerfen
9repe eIler S%eleeramuier ior at INTO.
aaa enbper Spbibielie. UT Spiri.
tnoia err itrenst iorbltSt, tiger JIG ieIv;
@seIf ifal man SeriuroS Sriffe iaa
meget, man OFFER. Sois man dbio-
hut oil IGie noset, bar oct bore
"lette", men onit9uSise Eager. iom
life afficerer Sc ipse Nerper. &aar
Sc IA Gage err tilenSe. fan mon after
itaa op os fate fig inS ! 2ipets MnI.
itrsm. 3ursn bar, ON life andre,
iaa BOG BEN Soroel, at man fife fom.
mer til at befInae Dc beie Sotelprt.
Ter. oaarlise Sense % Hesnpeir ! 6e'
rien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30
Or. M w. D

fulo gisteo for at baoe ppoaset 2toets
glirir, - at ban oeo SiGlp al en- mpittlt
9Rirtur, bpis SammeniRtnIna ban alene
fienoer, o. iom ban NJ tllauer JONI &elultat
al aarelana SgaHing eiter bette lioaipcnos
Wtboel, er iitano I'll Of helbreoe ale pg en-
nper al De Spgopmme, Tom bet rIeHneItelige
Qeoeme ltoer al. Der aipes ingen SutI ON
9ottpreus Sprtatiabeo I oenre Sag. oe be
mrrtellae Selbreoelier. iom ban oagIia nos
tsrer, Ipnes at p9re ct termellg gpot Septs
berpm. Saus Ynaitanoe grruoer ~ pdd
iuno 5prnuit % grunoi9 Srfaring uneer en-
m%auataaria 2~R9eprnrt&. let toiter rntet at
prppe hans mRrtelige "9ipselig,r". iom bon
faloer fit 2Gaemiooel. ba ban paa Anmoos
nina ienoer enbper 2ioeuoe not oerai I'll at
operbepiie Dem ON pens @pue I'll at belbreoe;
mon lpber oeripr lille minofte Heitfo. gtpale
al be dHiprie Selbreoelier er uieget mGrb
pGrbiae og pilos neppe troes, bpis life paa.
lioeliae 9eriouer aIlaaee Sioussbpro oerorl.
Salte har .aitet p9f &rDIierne o9 gaaet orii'
firing eiter al hare beuutiet 2Rgemiolet 10
sIler tire @anae. Sp9e, Der par blepen OPP
aiuen ION ubslbreoellge al Steoets HG9er,
er bleren siengioet Seibreo % 8rRtter.
Rbeumatisnie lgisti, HenraIaL gaoe'. per
tes, Gurss, S!eos o. Sneip9ooninie lGutf
BI9reouoer t%prlpinoer ipm req SrplerL
Sureopiue, Hpgpart, Rsrupliet, Seberips.
.ppmms, SGring. Spite. Sortlpielie AlthnIa,
aatnrrh. Srontlt Jpa ale Sugoomme I Sals
len. Qunaerne eller andre 2ipsoredner ijcrnes
poa f~orbaulenoe tori lib. 2elpis 2nmbeo.
Qpccmotpr sltarin, Gdtterlci, Tooasra,
Sierteiuae oa SGmprhoioer iureres bHriiat
Ga pariat. Tetie gieoei renier belle Sp1es
met, Slcoet Iacpellpm Gefer9uet, sIeaopret.
Ter normal Herpefraii. SlooonllDbei oa iuIos
ltqnbio Selbreo nRI;eu geblItieliet. Der er
inaen -GeriousaHieelie" hos Girets @lirir -
aIe % eEbuer har 'amms anite oerni. Striu
Ifrar eiter 9egemiolet; Oct ienees irit III en-.
buer 2ioenoe. Spaiu hpiIieu Spsoom be
iioer at, o. et iiifert gRieeel oerimpo oil BIZ
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Decorah-posten., 1903-10-30

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