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The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
nttnnn.. Grrnt FIrr.

\ FIRE. suspected OF being OF in-
ccndinry origin. Sunday afternoon and
evening destroyed hundreds OF houses
and millions OF feet OF lumber In OF
tuwa. On,. John White who had just
beer released from the p"nitcntiary ar
ter serving a term of Imprisonment
for arson, was caught near where the
fire was iirst discovered. lie WIS TAX
eu to the police station. and Will bc
charged with starting the coniingra'
ton. The fire originated within q
stones throw OF where the great Hull
iirr of April 20. 1900. was checked.
Fifteen million feet Of lumber were
destroyed The loss on the lumber VIII
h. about S3OC.O0D. The buildings
burned were principally dwelling
houses and stores. They were all built
since the last great tire and We're
either solid brick or brick veneercd.
Mayor Cook said that there were from
5u0 to GOd families homeless. or about
2.,sn individuals. The loss on the
buildings IL estimated at SDO.0ou.
milking total loss of SGOo.OOO
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
The Missouri Handlers.

Former Lieut.-Guy. Lees statement
detailing mis- knowledge Of boodiing iu
the Missouri legislature. was presented
to Circuit Attorney Folk Saturday
Several startling assertions are madr
Ia The paper. but throughout the great
err part ~ % the former lieutenant
governor adopts a muralZing tone.
pointing ont the causes ana results 0f
ia, condition that exists. Ia general
way he charges several men with Ice.
lax ,urruptionists. The statement j.
prrlucvd with this expression; Il
don't ask. NOR do | expect sympathy
for any mistakes ! muy have made g
and then follows thu details of the
statement II, says De- was given Slr.-
uin 90 distribute among seven senators.
ct TIN, amount ho retained 81. 5OC.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
Enthrr M-I.rr Set rrrc.

Father Walssr who WAS arrested IN
connection with the brutal murder OF
Agatha Rclchlln in Elyria. Ohio. was
set free on Tuesday. The prosecuting
attorney at the nrrAignncnt said:
After having listened 10 the evidence
presented ut the inquest to-day | can
SEQ that there j. not sufficient cvi-
lcncc 10 hold the defendant. The ac.
ton taken on the part of the officers
Ia arrc-stlng FIR WalSrr has been in ac-
cOrdnncc with their duty. \ terrible
crime had been committed and " the
suspicion al guilt had been placed
against any other person ! can assure
You he would have been treated as the
defendant hns been
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15

Buurmn n Nandcuherg. independent
coal dealers of Kalamazoo. who broke
from the local fuel combine several
months ago. threaten suit against "a
Buffalo firm for failure to deliver coal
ordered as agreed. The Buffalo people
actcptcd sever Il orders from Buurma
& Nat Il 'rburg and then upon infor.
nation from the kalamazoo combius
thHt the independent firm was selling
hcloW the trust quotations. wrote that
tie orders could not Ice filled unless
proof was furnished that prices were
being kept mp They have placed tbs
matter in thr hands OF attorneys and
will commence suit Zoe tho federal
courts Dr. coal i~ not delivered as pr-
1-rormput ut once.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
Isrrmnni. o.. RIntrrr.

\ serious conflict. the outcome 81
labor troubles On Fremont. o.. occurred
late Saturday night otto Mishkr. q
young man, 20 years old. WAS shot and
killed. and Albert Gummcll fatally
wounded. the shooting being done 10y "a
gang of culorcd nOn-union men. three
~ whom are now In jail. Great ~
citcmcnt was caused 10y the murder.
and mob soon formed and started FOR
the JAIL where they demanded that
the three negroes lee delivered To them.
Much shouting has been done. Tut Tho
police and deputy sherilfs held the mob
ln check.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
The War OF cornuselea.

Tho war between the white corpus.
Giles ~ the blood and the microbes
oil disease was first described by the
Russian pathologist MetchnikoS
While dcyoting himself to the study
OF iuhammations he in each case
noted the presence OF white cells In
the blood currents in abnormal mum.
hers. Inside these white coils he In
yariably found the specific microbe
OF the disease under consideration
IL seemed that the big corpuscles
were dcyouring the poisonous mi.
crobes. sometimes the number taken
up by a corpusclc was too great and
IL died As a result II this overcom.
ing Of the white corpuscles by the
microbes was general the patient
died.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
Yeuths Turning 70 Crime.

The startling statement Ii made In
Minneapolis that Of the fortyonc pris-
oncrs IN the Hennepin county Jail.
not one 81 above twenty-threc years
of age. The condition that brings
about this state OF affairs Is worth In
quiring into. A HenEepin county
Judge commenting upon the s.tua-
ton says that he believes the increase
of crime among young men is due
TO their being forced out OF many
sources Of employment by girls. The
ono thing certain Is the fact that
there are more young men occupying
cells in jails and peni;entiaries than
there were n few ycars ago, and IL
bchooves those persons who interest
themselves I'm criminology 90 inquire
into the conditions that have brought
about this increase In the criminal
'cLdoncies OF young men.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
i,IlIrh tn sn,r IIrr .nthrr.

Miss Ncllir Sturtcyaur agrl -.
daughter at Treasurer james \ Siurtc.
uu,. ut tbr Mrdford Cu-upcrJiiV,
hluk. wa. suut and Killed lt her home
by au unknown man who attempted tu
roll Dec" father as De WIS returning
from % bank Meeting with n satchrl
ullrd with checks aud money. The
ASSASSIN then jumped upon his bicycle
aud escaped. An italian. who uE-
severed the description of the murder.
or. Was arrested two hours later on
-l.nLCInu.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15

As result of the huid-up of John g.
Allgood u colorpi rural free delivery
carrier. uca- t;allaiin. Tenn. 10y
masked men. who objected Ia him he
cause ~ his race. inaster-Gcnrrdl
PAYNE hns suspended the service on
the route. Alleged was warned that
hr AMI ha rolorpd suit carrier must
quiz the service under PENALTY of death.
Nj. Payne lays that II th" report,
arr sui~tautintcd the department VIII
either abolish the route and leave the
pcopl" without that service cor send so
dipt-. &C. tie scrur Co protect the ear
ri.r in thu performance oi his duty.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
eneroaehmen,s Of the Sea.

Careful calculations made a few
years ago show that the thirty six
miles of Yorkshire coast between
marlborough and spurn Head lost an.
nually two yards and a quarter, OF
thirty acres a year. Over one mile in
breadth has been lost since the Nor.
man conquest and two since the occu
patton of York by the Romans. Other
parts OF the English coast also sunei
greatly from the encroachments of the
ocean.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
LIFE IN FAR-oFF OREGON.
What Old Friends Had 20 Relate
After a Iona Separation.

FNNANf GeUH 0CpafahioUs
A. reporter was walking down
Alder street yesterday n man. whom
he did not az once recognize. accost.
ed him and I'm few words showed
that he was an old friend who had
been absent from the city for a mum
Der OF years. As they walked along
he asked the reporter IL he remem.
bercd the time Sandy Olds shot Emil
Weber The reporter replied that he
remembered the incident.
We'll. said the returned friend. Il
happened along at Third and Alder
Just ia time 10 see the shooting and
the sight got onto my nerves and
rather badly ratified me. You came
along and remarked that / was look
ing pale and suggested that we go
down TO the Reception and get a
drink 10 brace me up. We did SO"
he continued. and would Ike TO
return the compliment now"
Il had thought that incident was
closed" was the reply Weber was
killed by Odds shot and Odds after
serving a year in the penitentiary and
knocking about the coast as "A roust.
about gambler for years finally died
OF consumption in Albina something
over a year ago. How long Is Il since
that shooting occurred?"
oh. twelve 90 fifteen years"
Well. that is a long time between
drinks. but the Reception has moved
and ! have quit drinking. so we will
excuse the return OF the compliment.
Your memory OF the treat. however.
goes 20 show that there Is something
of the old saying, Cast your bread
upon the waters. and Il will some.
times return after many days.
though generally In a very soaked
condition.
Many Oh residents will remember
the shooting OF Weber by Olds. but IL
Is doubtful II many OF them have any
drink coming 10 them in connection
with the tragedy. Portland Oregon
Car.
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sishoo Pot,er'a Position.

Bishop Potter was unable TO atten,
the Clara Morris testimonial at the
Broadway theater last week and so
wrote letter saying II wasn't be-
cause OF his lack Of appreciation OF
Miss Morris or OF the calling to
which she had brought SO much
honor. bat because OF pressing on.
gagements elsewhere.
Besides ne wrote on, II half fear
that the audience might feel toward
me as once did an old maid parish.
Toner az mine whom visited I'm 80.
ness. I like you In the pulpit. she
said. but out of Il you are simply
odlous. New York Times.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
A Problem for seIenti.,s.

Prof. Rcitter recently introduced
10 the Society for Internal Medicine
In vienna woman with n musical
heart For the last four years she
has suffered from palpitatiOn. anG
about eighteen months ugo she motto.
cd for the first time a peculiar sing.
ing noise in her breast which was
also audible To other persons. and
rose and fell In strength and pitch.
The sound Is said to be due To a mai.
formation of the heart valves. which
sets up vibration.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
4 Elrn,lI.h pInt.

The discovery Saturday afternoon OF
an iugcniously constructed informal
machine. containing Zoe pounds of dy-
Mantle. I'm mlf pound sticks. aud au
electrically operated mechanism. GA
the pier or The Cunarl steamship Hire.
frustrated what .- believed 10 have
been plot o. sim, thc steamship l'w
hriu. which SIilri at o',iuck. whom
sE, WAS twruty-fuur hours out gt sru.
\ letter received at police hCldqunr
tcr~ Jess i'mu two hours before the
tmhriJ sailed revealed tho presence of
the Internal mu,Liur. chief Murray.
ui tl" bureau cot cpmhu-tihlo-. declared
tlu, NJ WAS thr most p"r.rc, Internal
machine lr had ever seen ur heard
about Had 60 gone on. Dee said. Do
would hay, blown the tmhru uu uf
the water Nothing hut its discovery
un thc pi,r. hr dryltrrl would have
prevented the ucudish purpose uf ifs
constructors from having been carried
out
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
a Toast

a toast Go those who como 90 grace.
This dIy uur Iulid
And. with thv cheer 90 HwiirE nDe.
To rEslu 0gf board,
Thry arr COR nl,ltF prl friend arc
rrUt.
- plan benign
rp tc tu, hlmrH best ornament
llsayu aglir mo m.ucl
Aud may our harder Ger contain
OF meat ard drink
Enough go forgc Tor friendships chain
Another liuk,
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
n APlD
SYSTEM
ElectrIo rn.t I.nc Now operatlnr nelween
Port Huron and Detroit

PASGIST6 TILEGV 91L
Marysvllle, ~. Clair,
Marine City. Algonao,
Pearl Beach. Fair Haven.
New baltimore. Mt Clemens.
20 minutes saved Between Port Hurol aud De
trolt via New short Line Bstwe, Marine
city and Anchorviiie
The quickest Route: the best aud most con.
venlent Service. Through Cars leave Port Hu
ron waiting ROOM for Dctro, VIA Algonac and
the Lake shore 10 IS minutes after the odd hours
beginning at 6:25 n. m. For Detroit Via the ~, "
short line at ~ minutes after the odd hours he
ginning ~ 90 a. m. Last car for Detroit leaves
at s,25 p. M. Last car for Marine ~ ii;ii y. M.
For folders address any agent or Geo. W. Far
ker. e.. v. q 4. A., n Woodward Avenue. he
trot. Mich.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15

The Nmrylnu fishing schooner Glur.
iam. Cip,. Geo. StoddHri. ui Gl0ucesi-
cr. Mass. rlu ashore during q thick
fur ou tlI ellis nt Whale Cove. near
White Poiu, Lodges y. =. and ~ oi
tho crew. nrludiul tho rapiniu, were
drowned. out of u total of -.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
ITEMS PROV EyERywuEHE.

The Briiish-African Financc Co was
raided by police Va Wall street. New
York. who discovered that tile alleged
diamond mining concern owned mo-
mines and that the names % British
nobility ahown a. officers are fakes.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15

ne kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they fiji
ter out The waste or
impurities In the blood.
II they are sick or out
oi order. they fail to do
their work.
Pains. aches andrheu-
maiisrn come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due TO neglected
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
rn.,calcr Impairment In,e-,IEa,Ios.

Before tho present Investigation ~
ihc pu~toflic, department y concluded
nll the Iirst-riass offices in the country
lncluding Detroit. VIII bv uvcrh1uied.
postmaster-Gcncrml Payne mndr this
announcement officially.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15

Bcrng sea miners are uniting for
protection against the starving Eski.
mos. who are MP I'm arms.
The hattlcship Iowa Is now totally
dlsa blcd at Pensacola. Fla. having
burst steam pipe which tore away
the steering gear.
Failing from the window Of an Gle
waited train In New York. a babe was
caught by two passersby and restored
unlnIurcd 90 Us frantic mother ne the
next station.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15

free. also pamphlet telling you how 20 find
out " you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamion. NY
Don't make any mistake. bat remember the
name, swamp Root, Dr kilmer's scamp Root.
and the address, BngliamptOn, y. y, on ever
bottle.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
BiddleCOmb'S
Art Studio / / 1
MeIseI Block. PORT HURON

Having had years OF experiences In
the Photographic art, We are prepared
20 DO your work right and at reason
able prices. Ask any OF our patrons
what kind OF work we turn out; ask
EN- II we don't save them money.
They can tell as much as we can.
Che've tried Us and are our permAnent
ustomsrs. You'd be too II youu ASH
m.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
Over-Mork Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

Al the blood IN your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15
kidney irnnhle.

k.dncy tToubIc.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the hear, Is
ovcr-working In pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
Il used 10 Dc considered tina, only urinary
troubles were TO be traced 10 the kidneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming In kidney trouble.
II you arc sick you can make no mistake
By frs, doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Or. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy /.
soon realized. !, stands the highes, for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
The Yale expositor., 1903-05-15

and 10 sold on its merits
by all druggists In fifty
cent and one dollar siz-
Is. You may have a
-,..-.l. krstf. - r.aii
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-06

Morf S It'll
Il sc t u@er6ens @ong"
%ifriber: @prenS 8erfite6 pes S. &
81. Senien og 9abl bar / Sc ienere
Mar bunoet berettiget &p for fine
@afinfabrifater. Sgiaa i'll m6lan-
Set bar &erflte6et gientogen6e bapt
itore 2eberanier. Sorle6en tom iaa<
le6es SET rusiiife 9ampifib n@lo6i-
mir" fra Mrfangel alene. / sen &en-
ltgt at ofbente Maifineri til ct Gag
brug, iom ifulbe opiette Mrfangel
og leoeres al Mprens 8erf1te6. Sor
rogle Mar tilbage leberebe oct iam-
me 8erfite6 ct %Iignen6e Maifineri til
Mrtangel, bette ne6bren6te imioIer<
tib flor, og ga man par meget till
fre6s me6 ben fdrite 2eberanie, be,
1tilte man itrafs ct NIT Maifinert fra
famine 8erfite6. Sets @er6i er
100000 Ser: Sor ct @ar Tiger iibe,1
leoere6e S. & 81. Senien og 9abI
ogfoa maifineri til ct Srni1iberi i
giborg. .sSfior &sft leoere6e- @ert.
iteoet ct beI6igt maifineri til ct
Sreiltberi ! @otfd, GinIono. See
toite6e leheret omfring 100000 Ser.
og in6laiteoes al ct ftbrre 0ampifib
u@enooa", Ser ialt in6tog $40 Sons
Maifineri og afgif 6irefte til Sin.
lamb. geaar man tager &eniDn til,
at Sc finite @igbere for bette Maifi-
neri moatte betale 80 Gre pr. Rg.
/ SnofgrfeIStoI6, bill man foritoo, al
set b1ep ingen bilIig Mffare.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-06
Gr Soroen Mtbtp1,nftet t &crocns=
altet.

Mlfre0 gfa1s1el @olloce, EN- engel1f
Naturforifer al 8eroensrp, fremiot=
tie for fort Si0 lioen sen Mnlfnelie, at
nj mes 0e it6rit tie &ifferter, iom mt
fin6es, allere0e bopoe noaet @r9no=
ierne for 8er0ensattet iomt at Sor:
Sen befanot Jig lige / M10tpunftet AT
MGltepejen, og at Menneifet be0
beurm %foretr1fne @tilling / @eroens-
oltet bapoe u6biflet fig til Ser fere11
ODER ollie lepanoe &elener.
"a. 'SSmo6 6enne Mn{uelie optre6er MI
e11 ,anoen Maturforifer al tiiparen-
0e Slang. M%itronomen, Brofesior
B1cfering beo &arbar6-O bferbato-
rret. S en- fritiif l1n0erisgelle u6ta-
Ter ban 81. a. fplgen0e.
@n Gilnermelie til Ger6ensoltets
@renbier oiloe gibe fig til &ien6e
pe6 en plu6lelig Mftagen / Stierner-
mes Mntal, og Ell iao0on CT fife til
5te0e efter bore Sogttagelier, Ser
bpjit biier en- groNJ1S Mftagen. @oo6
Haaltan0en ongoar ON Sor0ens Stil-
ling lom Mi0tpsu1ftet / MG(fepejen
eller 8er6ensaltet, 6a moa nron er.
in0ra at Mgtfebejen banner ct alt
for nregelmeslig og forgrenet Billie
Sc til, at to forifjellige Sagttogere i
Den iamme Scat og i1gl ten pna lnmme
8unft al Sor0oberfloben fan foltlluo
Sor6ens 5tilling poo e1 oberens,
~itennpel16e Maa0e. Gor M1tronpmen
er Set let at paabiie, at Ser fin6eS
Gultnoer eller en6og Situiin6er al
Stierner, Ser bar nbiagtig Den iam.
me 5tilling til Mi6tpunttet, iom
Sorbe11 bar.
Set fremgoar beraf at embber lom
belit af os Stjernen iom nj mes Blot
tie 9ine Tan ifielne paa %Girmomentet,
fan bore @eroensaltets Gentrolltjer
ne. Men ie1p ONT III fpler oS be-
rsttige6e til 6en Mntagelle, at Sor=
Sen eller 5olen mes tit Blanetipltem
oprinbelig er beniat / Mi0tpunftet al
@er6ensa1tet, ioa fan man Dog life .
bort fra 6en &jen0sgierning, at belle
bort Solipitem beonger fig giennem
M9lfeeeien meb en- &a1tigbe0 al
tie Mil 7 Sefun6et. @oofremt Dor
Sor6 6erfor be6 Mennej tie l9gtens
Silblibelie mooife for 100000 Mor
ii6en Dor Mt6tpunftet / @erbensnl-
tet er Sen / alt Salb temme(igt langt
fra at b9re Oct mi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-06

tolte ban, al bans @n1tru cit Slime
fgr bop6e foaet ct Barn og bol6t poa
at 66 bpis life 2%egebjelp funoe ifof<
feS. &optejnen lope6e at 1foffe en-
Doftor, og lotte 6jebliffelig &11rie11
for Sort Mrtbur, go Wil borte. 6pp
elmer efter par Fan tilbage / @oIb=
ington @arbor; paa 6enne utrolig
forte Ei6 bap6e ban tilbagetagt 100
Mile. 9oftoren mente, at Mr5.
Samifai oil fomme fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-06

tofoliefreter / @igS6ogen, iom /
Screening me0 6'@rr. Golfetings=
mono Niels Semen Soultrup> 2on0=
tingsmon6 German Stilling og 2ou=
is &enins bor tiliogt 6eres b9rbi<
fur6e M%siiitonce 1om en- &omit6 bjem=
me. @ar1nonien feirer Sen 12. 6s.
fin 17aarige 5tifteliesfeIt. Sen tel=
Ter en0nl1 mango AT 6e Me0lemmer
lom bar me6 til at 1tifte sen og fra
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-06
Sums @elanbs Tprtellcraften

Sums @elanbs Tortellcraften /
9ania Sail 6re0og Mften bleb en-
iaa pellpffet Mffpre, iom Sen fun6e
blboe. Ser bar iomGet ct meget
ltort 8ublifum> og Set pore6e life ret
ma11ge Mimttter for 81. @elon6 at
ufna Set mes. 8rofesi or 9fte=
sal intro6ucere6e 81. Selon6 poo en-
inr0eles belbilltg Maa6e, og 6eref=
ter tog 6enrte fat mes al fortelle Sen
ene pu6iige 5frdne efter Sen onben,
loa at B11blifum la6 / en- 2atter fra
fdrlt til it61t. uMaolet" falher gon=
ife fortreffeligt / bans Mun6, moa1
fan merfe, at Set er bans &ierte=
iprog, og Fan bar foritaaet at allure
Sc norfe 8pn6er 6eres @ien6omme=
ligbeoer og giengibe bisle pod en-
Mao6e, iaa man fommer til at boloe
of 6em. Tortallerens brillante
@imif gab bans @iltorier en6nu itbr=
re @er6t. Sans Selon6 fit mango
8enner og 8eun6rere / Minneopp-
liz poa lin fdrIte Sortel(eroften; ri
baaber> at ban bill optre6e fer Of
tere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-06

Mp S%nternrban. Sis efter onoe,,
buffer Ser &pgter op ON at Ser ON
loo og loo lang SID oil blipe onlogt
cit M Snterrrbanlinie. Sci 1io=
tie gep poo bette Smrao6e er, at Ser
/ 2ebet al nogen Ei6 nil fomme en-
2inie al 6enne Mrt Gong, 6er forl,z
Sen at %iammenfnptte Soillingbper,1e
lfal giere Eienefte iom en- al be
Sperlinter iom nabnlig @p6bpens
8eboere / foa mango Mar for iuffet
efter. Der1 ital u6gao fra &ennepin
albe. pg felge 81. @treet felt ne6 til
Misfisfippi, bbor Sen bill bIine fat /
6orbin6eIie me6 @eIbD gloe. 2inien
fra ct. Saul, Ser / Ben Mnle6ning
bill bltbe forlenget fra @rior Mbe. til
,2me Street 8roen. Settle bill gipe
en- Sbgrlinie, Ser bill gioe en- befpem
Torbin6elie me6 alle De 2inier, Ser
fbrer iii Gp6bDen, Minneboba, Sc.
6ar, Bloomington, Chicago Mbe., %
66onrtb Mpe. FAINT Micollet Mpe. ST.
:nierne og / mango @etnineer ofbiaI-
pc et lange f6lt Sobn. Desnoen
lopes ser Ell fier6e S%nterurban bia
Minneboba og Sort @nelling, noar
ben 1tpe 8ro be6 6et ft6itnebnte @teo
er bpgget. Maar Blot mi Be ffignre
ltoitgter lite ifaI brittle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-06

Spanltooen6e bringer ri ct 8ille6e
al Chicago Sangforeningen @armo-
MEMS oftipe Meolemmer, iom for
&ioen CT @ienitan0 for megen Sp=
merflombe0 blon6t Donife life alene
/ Mmerifa og 9onmorf, men bos mar1-
ge Gonlfe ielp pao Sc fiarneite Ste<
Ser, bporti( ~Sllultreret 6omi(le
SSournol" / &jpbenbobn be0 / fin Sio
at bringc eli lignen6e @ille6e be- emit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-06

0ens fprite Maringer. Mlle, iom gn.
ifer Splpsninger ON Sl1ren, bill beb
at i11blen6e &c / TrimGrfer Il @ts.)
iii &omiteens Sefretrr ltrafs faa til
ien6t en- Gel al Sc o?lereoe u6fomne
SonQer 81tlletiner ng SEN "a. No-
pember Set nDe u6fomne Nnmer.
&omiteens Sefreter er sc. 6. Ntel.
len, 843 %. Mortb Mpe., Chicago
csIl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-06

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-06

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