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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-04
Auction Sale,

AS have sold my farm will Sail
at public auction at my place in Sec
ton 3, town of Roselaud, on Monday,
March 2, 1908, beginning at 10 o'clock
a. m. sharp, the following property;
z mares, l horse, mich COWS, 3
heifers coming three years, 2 heifers
coming 2 years, 6 yearling calves,
bull coming 2 years, set working
harness, l wagon q inch tires, l
wagon inch tire, l pair bob sleigha,
l Monitor seeder, l binder, l corn
binder, l mower, hay rake, l hay
rack, l l4-inch walking pillow, l l4-inch
Fuller & Johnson gang pillow, 1 g.
horse drag, l 1-horse cuItivator, l
tanning mill, about fifty grain sacks,
l l4o0 pound scale, about 400 bushels
of oats, about 100 bushels of speltz,
some chickens, turkeys and ducks, 1
cupboard, some chairs and other ar
tlcles too numerous to mention.
Terms: Less than S. 90, cash; over
that amount time will be given till
Nov. l, 1908, on bankable paper at
seven per c ent interest.
Free lunch at noon
O N. BENGTsON.
A. Z. CRAWFORD, Auctioneer.
One half off vi II tinulo in tho Of
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-04

The good and nothing but the good
a clothing and prices Wy down 8
the. Big Store q z. j. Roise 3 CO,
-. bb4ti
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-04
Warner.
Feb. 2

School closes in district No. IL
next Friday.
Mrs. Claus Olson is reported seri.
ously ill. DR.. Ridgeway is attending
her. We hope to hear of her speedy
recovery.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets at
Mrs. Lars Hanson 8 next Wednesday.
Anton Boardson is visiting at Lars
Olson's.
School begins In No. u today.
A number Of relatives were enter.
taiued at Knud Olson's yesterday.
+ Mr.. Lars Mas of Holum Sundayed
under his parental root here.
Mr.. Gilbert Anderson left for Glen
wood last week. ~ 49,. - -
A large number of our people at.
tended the Farmers Institute held al
Belgrade last Thursday. All repor:
an interesting time at the institute. s.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-04

One half Off will Jingle in the at
mosphere of the Big Store of P. 81.
Roise & Co., for some time beginning
with January 10, 1908. 54f
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-04
Fur Coats R0nairads

Imake = specially Of repairing and
olea n faF costs. Shop on 4th street
oppcsi.sJannson, Moline 81 Co.
3ssf JOHN WARAARK
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-04

For all ordinary purposes tho
Dollar Atlas serves better than the
more heavy and elaborate works OF
reference. IT is remarkable in the
scope Of the information it contains.
No busy man can afford to be With
out 1t. 49,. -.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
PARK VISIT ENDED.
President Saw Great Sights in
the Yellowstone Re.
eion.

Cinnahar. Mont. April 23.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has finished his visit 10
the winter wonders OF the Yellowstone
Although he was not able 10 see more
than = third OF the great park in so far
AS area is concerned. he viewed the
greatest OF the natural marvels under
conditions that few Men in this coun-
try can boast OF having done. He saw
the seysers surrounded by their bull
wark> OF ice. inspected the falls OF Vel
lowstore in their frames of snow. and
made the journeys to and from the ial
distant points o; interest on sle,ises.
snowshoes and skis. The ice and snow
is not out ot the park reads until the
FIRST OF June. AS : rule. - the custom
has been. ever since the reserve was
created, 10 bar the pnblic irom the
is officially begun. Only the soldiers
and the scouts keeping guard over the
thousands oi elk. antelope. sheep and
buffalo make the dangerous trips iron,
Fort Yellowstone. rear the northern
entrance, 10 the upper and lower seyser
basins.
During the visit 10 the wilds Of the
parks interior the p-esiden. slept IN
der cavas or logs. So the fortune q! the
day Gecre,>i. and stud I'll the animals
lie loves - much 8. the closest possible
rage. Ii venerable john Burroughs.
the naturalist. the president had ar ad-
mirable con panion. Mr. Burroughs
surprised all ny the agility snd strength
lie dis played When he wen, INFO the
park with the president; ii was freely
PREDICTED tina, be would give cut" be-
fore the party had been in the woods
week. but re son mastered the SKIS
slraos. IS well SIS the Yrvsiden: himself.
snd a, the end o: the Gay Sss shou. IS
lively IS the inGeia,icrao leader.
The presidential train will leave
t1aN:ire- ton or-ow 3. =. NJ
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
BILLION ANNUALLY.
EConomiC Aspects OF the Liquor
Habit Discussed.

Chicago. April .2.-"rhe danger in
the huge national liquor bill reaches
beyond misery and moral degradation
Civilization itself is menaced Ivy the
growing economic waste
With this statement. n. y. Thomp.
son. editor Of the Northwestern Chris
tian Advocate. opened lecture last
night on Economic Aspects Of the
Liquor rrobem." The Firs, Method.
list Episcopal church, in which he
spoke. MAS well filled.
He said this view ot the danger was
M, the idea oi a prohihi,ionist fsnat-
ID. hr; N scientific investistion made
by Nv, +. 4. l.. Gould. lecturer on 50.
cisl economies and statistics in John
Hopkins university. a special commits
sioner ri the United States department.
ot labor. who had investigated the
effects ii liquor in Europe and this
country.
Tine mos, important. though as We,
scsrrely observed. new phase al the
tenn y~'rance movement" he continued.
lis the economic. The economic
phase is ~ many sided and appeals 10
~ many selfish interests ,hu j, at
tracts classes .. men who regard the
moral aspects ot intewpevance with in.
difference.
Business men and workiusmen will
in time come 10 realize that the liouor
problem concerns them vitality and tina.
s. 900, 900 900 now annually spen. for
drink in this country would settle MANY
labor troubles and help 10 settle many
more.
Perhaps the mos; inpor.sn. lesson
10 ,>e in'pnss>! upon the rising genera
tim is that their business and indus.
trial future will depend upon whether
they Use alcohol"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
INVESTIG ATE SALMON.
Large Party of Scientists Will Go
to Alaska.

Washington, April 23.-Plans have
been completed for the investigation in
thorough manner the salmon fishery
industry OF Alaska and orders have
heen issued nv Commissioner George
Nj Bowers under which the largest ex.
petition ever sent out by the fish com.
mission will soon depart for Alaskan
waters. Some OF the best known Sci
entis's in the country are among those
who will aid in proposed investigation
The stea ner Albatross will take the ex
petition north from Seattle. The plans
were begun last winter. largely a. the
instieation OF Pre-iien, Roosevelt.
The men who Will take part in the
expedition are Dr.. David Starr Jordan.
OF Leland Stanford university: Or. Bar.
ton Warren Evernla ann. OF the 6sh CON-
mission: Liert. Francis swift, OF the
navy. who will command the Alha :ross: :
4. P. Alexander. fisheries expert OF the
Aibatros>: CiouGslev Rui.-r, naiu-sl,s;
OF the Alha,-nss J. Nelson Wisne-. 6
field superintendent Of ,he 1sherle.
commission: Dr. Harold Heath. al
>.anio0a university; D.. Charles L.
Gilbert. 0; the - NE university; 2. n
Cha q, oerlsin. an assistant naturalist
OF the fisheries com lission: Henry g.
Fasse,.. Prof. II. Davis, 0: The Wash
ins,on sta ie university; 4. L. Ral6Hin,
IN srt.s., ard about io.;y men. The
crew o: tie vessel. fishermen SIC oihe-
help. !. Is Intended 10 reach The no.-
,hern wste-s &hon; Jrne !. and il =
expected the expedition v.ll rs.u,o
st.ori tie middle oi 0ciat.--
Dr. Jordan ~..l he Ire executive head
al the party ana Dr. Everusnn ~ill W
rext in charge i j. intended that
the eastern rleul tsls G! tie exposition
will leave io- Seattle in & see-s o. i~o.
The 4 t.&i-C,ss j. nov 81 S2u Franc ss,1
having JUS; come from the MSrS Island
Davy ward. here she T2s ihorarchlr
Il fitted !o- lie --lg north Sire VII
szi IL lev 6svs fo- Seattle From
Seattle the expedition viii GO 1-si to
NanaiI1o. iheE, II tire o,'ds- named. -
Prince FcwAr3> 1saoa. AAalsk, hls-
wax. Jo-ire i>lA-dsS Shell strait.
Bristol hzv 2Dd N2>hscns
Ai.s- TIE dredging Apa tts5a WORK
tie psrtr Kill vlsif sll ;t,t cAz.ilssl lsts
and collect asi2 concerning >essra.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
ALASKAN SCANDAL.
Court Martial of Army Officers Has
Been Ordered.


Washington, April %. - Secretary
Root has directed the court martial of
a number of army officers in Alaska
who have been charged with making
nse OF commissary supplies for their in
dividual profit. 1t appears that they
have been purchasing supplies ut cost
and sening them at great profit,
something they could do because of the
freight rates on goods shipped to Alaska
The papers in the case have been re-
ferred to General Funston, commanding
the department of the Columbia, with
instructions to proceed against the Off.
GERS implicated
1t has been more than n year since
the offenses were committed. and since
that time the officers have been under
investigation. The report of the in
spector who first went over the case
covers more than 500 pages. One fea
ture of the POPULATIONS was in conuec-
ton with handling potatoes. Large
quantities of this vegetable were sent
to the post and were turned over to II
trading company, the potatoes were
carried on the books of the commissary
officer as stock on hand until some Off
Ger made purchases from the compa-
ny, when the stock of potatoes was re-
dured to meet the credit ut the conpa-
ny's office and the officers making the
purchase would be charged with pota-
toes. All the officers stationed at Skag.
way at the time were implicated,
though it was stated at the war depart
ment that there were different degrees
OF ,punSibility.
Another Alaska case relates to An al.
legged shortage in the accounts of an
officer. The officer claimed his safe
was broken opsn and the money stolen.
The authorities then decided on court
martial. The names of the officers
were not made public at the depart
ment. Most OF them have changed sta
tions since the irregularities are said to
have occurred.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

The town Of Mesa has granted fran
chise for waterworks.
Tho prospect for n big prune crop
this year il said to h" excellent.
The Seattle city council is getting af
ter swindlipg employment agencies.
Tho Mukiltco Lumber company has
filed articles of Incorporation with II
capital stock of $780, 900.
The Ballard city council has voted to
lease the, electrical lighting plant to Kill
bourne, Clarke 4 Co., Of Seattle.
August Van Bchren. Of Almira, has
been arrested and held under bonds of
81 900 on the charge of horse stealing.
Bids have been opened for construct
ing four buildings for conmi 'sioncd
and uon-commissioncd officers vt Fort
l.awton.
Christ Benson. the murderer Of Jsiler
David Morrcll. at Olympia, has arrived
ut the state prison. where he will serve
twenty wears.
The l.ongshoreman's union. OF Ever
cit, has been granted Ivy the Pacific
Navigation company an increase of
wages from 40 to 80 cents an hour.
Chief oi Police !. !. Kaufman. of
Walla Nalla. has rendered his resiSra-
ton. Kaufman has been at the head
Of the police department. there for sew
On wears.
The new Port Angeles telephone ex-
change. installed by the Angeles Tcle.
phone and Telegraph company. began
business regularly on Monday with n
list q: loo subscribers.
The present Northern Pacific depo,
at Everett will hc abandoned in ahou,
two weeks. and the offices ot that COM
pany will I've moved into the new depot,
which is now nearing completion.
Grading on the route Of the new
Coulee City Adrian cutoff has been
completed and the work of laying the
u miles ot rails has been commenced.
Il is thought that trains will he run
niny over the line by June |. Il
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

The followips prices are being a.
Tered ~ the pO>aurer by the locS.
dealers .oT delivery in round lots q.
the aocA or IL the car S: Sssa..le:
Graln-Oa.s. s@l@22; As7.sy. So,
wheat chicken feed, So; bran. So.
shorts, SIS per ton.
hAy-iNasot Sound, So per ton:
NaS.;-a Washington, 81.
Esss-St-.etS fresh ranch. i-QiSc.
Fo..:-y-l4Vs hens, l%c pr II. ola
ROSTERS *; 6QcAs. .3G-4c: geese.
so.ao-
l-.v. <totA-CAo:cs nest cattle. COWS.
4Gs-2c. Steers, 5Gss.e; sheep, "a @
544c; hogs -. G>o; calves SOC;
spring lambs $3.50 pr head
.iosa.-s e1o.A.@ozS S-e as fellows:
Sa.le--HAzoA- -s9@ac, Washing
l--sso1 CREAMERY, --lo AID .~ia prints
:ic-
Chsase-Na.1ve Washington. lsGl4
:, SAS.s--- -4G -Se: AA-k>sA.za. son
:, C&Gto-T3A 80
ASss-StT.t;ly fresh ranch, iSG-ac:
Oregon * Easter l>o
i3a-sr-Ica1i.o721a comb. l5c pei \ /.
strained SGS-4e
Po1l.-y-1ivs hens. i.a4G.sc 7s-
n apcks -SG.be; mixers *;
geese l1Ql:o-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
Changed His Mind,

- Hsul- April 22-Te>,s-s j. s--,,ls,s,
hlllty al Q1stt settlement NJ Tire alSs.
t-lt2as ,sStste1 ios Great y ~ t,s-r
Asllr1sa ca-n- aA-r Aad IL tram -essr
Hsul has -S,re5rs.3 Comm IL Scs l5cSv
1rora Genera Manager wA-a s~aisrs
'b4; b. WAS willing TO is.csirs ana con.
!s- with TIE -s-s,s.ss e .lT'sis ii the -r,ssr
-tos r-sla1lsa Committee TIE aars
ot fhs coz 1s,ssote cl2s 1ci ~, tsasa 81
-s1 ced TIE 0-1. ts-s Il the .-sl--oss-' /.
RON 013tte sre u1tA PEA sal ss;h TIE
-.s,.lI7-Io DOW taken ~ the Great Na--
,ae-1- ano So exceedingly ooyra5n1 ia.
IL dlE5ezli9ss Elll ~ a5s2stt,a-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
GOVERNOR HAMskV DEAD.
Was n Famous Figure in the His
tory NJ minnesota.

81, raul April ~ -Alexander Ram
sey eN-Sovernor y! Minnesota. SECRETARY
NJ war under President tiaveS. United
States senator from Minnesota. anu for
whom the county in which 81. raul is
located is named. di,Ni Al his home in
this city las, night, aged s. wears.
MIR, Ramsey hal suffered since the
middle nj February ircm All attack ri
sou,, hn. Was prcSrvs>ius tsvsrably.
and his death came uneN ,'ect,Nilv. He
MAS surrounded AT the last by his sur.
v,vlns relatives.
Governor Ramsey MAS no, only the
last Surviving war sovtrnor. M, he was
the tirs. NJ the War governors ~ make
tender y. = regimen. ~ the United
States, He MAS IN the city ii Washing
ton i; the time the news MAS rsxpivei
tina, Fort Sumter hal been fired upon.
He went a; once ~ the Mar depart
n,ent and met Simon Cameron. then
SECRETARY NJ Mar.
"Mv, Secretary he said. IL Aave
the honor ~ offer N,,u ! 900 men from
Minnesota
Secretary Cameron st,><>s M the steps
NJ ths Capitol, with a number NJ papers
,nterlactNi between his fingers. he re-
piled;
We'll, hurry them ur, am soi,,s
- ss' She president
Governor Ramsey Immediately wired
home IL 81. Haul 10 Yui affairs in mo,
;fna.
Governor Ramsey had large Interests
IN -. Paul Snd vsoinisy in the real es,
tate line. Tie to>>k an ae;ive interest
n The c,iy's aifsir> mp ~ the time 81
his Saath, vas member II tie library
harsd, and N -sswr. vesrs It's yre>s-
Gent. giving r9pch Time - the advance
men. al the eapcat'onal Interests a
his s30Ytea Aon'e CITY a-16 sta;e. tie
e-as greatly respected ~ everyone.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
is FIRED
ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR POST
OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Summary Dismissed by POstmas.
ter General Records in
Safe Said to Have Been Abstract
ed by Tyncr's WIfe-.-Said to be
Personal.

Washington, Anrll PA most sem
sational development of the investiga-
ton of postotiice department aaffirs &C.
Cured just before the department closed
for the day, when Postmaster General
Payne announced the summary dismiss
al Of James n. Tyner. assistant attor-
nev general for the postotfice depart
ment, coupling with the announcement
the startling charge that all the papers
and records in the safe of the latter g
office had been distracted by Mrs. Ty-
ner. wife of the discharged official, with
the assistance of others. The postmas-
ter general states that Mrs. Tyner has
refused the demand of the government
for the return of the papers taken, and
said the circumstances in the case
would be submitted by him to the de-
partment of Justice. Other sensational
developments are expected.
Washington, April 25.-Ross Perry,
attorney for Ms. James n. Tyner,
whose husband has been summarily re-
moved from office under rather sensa-
tional circumstances, has called upon
ATTORNEY General Knox and talked over
the case with him. He made TO the
attorney general substantially the same
statement previously given out by him,
namely. that the papers taken from
the safe in her husbands office were
altogether personal. but they would be
returned hen called for. The attor-
ney general declines to make any state
ment concerning the case.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
NEWS or THE DAY
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
THE WORLD
Outsitlc the state of Washington.
Resume az the L~ss Important,
hut Not Lees lntcrestinG. Hap
pertuas ot the Fast Wcek in .
ComtWuscI Form.

Butte school children threaten to
strike unless schools close ut \ o'clock
instead OF 1.
The Kaiser has ordered the introduce
ton ot gray uniforms for the entire
German army.
Tho steamer fremont has arrived
with 5000 barrels Of Japanese oysters
for the beds on Sam,sh flats.
Serious anti-Scm,tic riots are report
cd At kiachincn, Russia. Twenty
were killed and 20 wounded.
Hungarian troops arc said to have
plotted to kill Emperor Francis Joseph
during the mi.,tar! maneuvers.
Mrs. Edward Montgomery, civil
war widow. OF Nyack. n. v, has ST.
cured n pension after 3 years wait.
The Unconstitutional Passenger asso
citation has selected Chicago as the next
meeting place The date is July y.
The news from Paris that William
X. Vanderbilt is soon to marry Mrs,
Rutherford. has been confirmed in New
York.
W. L. Lord, former governor Of Ore
gon. and now United States minister to
Argentina, is on his way home. seri-
ously i'll.
Governor Richards OF Wyoming. is
i'll with acute Inflammation of the kid
news HIS condition is regarded Ms
critical.
Wavclet's Pride won the Metropol.
,tan stakes AT EPSON Downs. Dick
Croker's l.iQu,dator was second in a
field ot nine.
Congressman Richardson. vi Tenrcs,
ss>o. leader " the minority ~ congress.
has declared his intention OF retiring
from politics
All eastern c>al re,ds are now on the
sridd'e. charged Nv William 4. Hearst
With making unreasonable di~rimina-
tions in rates.
M, Rev. Mgr. O'Connell has k'en
installed AS rector vi the Catholic uni
vcrstiy AZ Washington. ~ succeed M,
Rev, Consty. r~ently appointed bishop
of Los Angeles. i
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
WILL Tie Up bUlLplNG.
Pors1. nd L umner Mill Serve. Notice
on Contractors

Portland, or. Ap-l 22-llhe iou,-
teen IS a mill &na lpzlosr nsAouiacfn--
ING firms u ihl$ t3tv b&rs given notice
that tsT vii Il fgsS IL 81 l1rats- d
any description IL local coat-ac1a-s m
ii The differences s,s.i s'f'ss- t.a- TRACTOR.
An5 union lsho-s-s x-e settled. A.
-:asdv iA-s-s hu1ars5 cSrTss- tiers have
t,e.az ]2la II S. ,'s,:yrl- oi s.xrtiir o:
lam s.er, ara within fU0 week: il j.
prc.tis HE that al tnildl1s crra-sf5cr,s
= ne ciir slll ~ t5s-3 n a1ls,ss & ss,-
tls.-lesr- y sssrrs.a II l. ssiirl4x ts.5
it,2i ;, t'l -le1 I'll. ~ thrown III. q
-, -lcy1I,s-i-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
rOWED HER INTO PORT.
Batsleship Iowa Disab led by Burst.
ing IF Steam Pipe.

Pansatols, Fla, April 22.-The bat
:lesnip loaa. which lei, Monday 70
{ naplefe her tArce; p-acii,,e in the
cnli. vss lowed IN last night totally
'iSs blsd by S1ssnl pipe bursting and
issril sway the steering gear. The
scclsep! happened ls.e in The afternoon
sn1 three eoVern rleui trcs were imn9e-
aiAisly sent 10 the ships relief The
extent Of the damage i gres.. aad il
V!il require 'el DAYS :, more 10 make
rsos,-s. TIE vs4ssTl i DOW lrine s;
the NAVY vA~3. The squadron w&> IL
asve departed io- ths no-:h today hni
tie accident I'll. prevent ,be sailing 80
49, I, -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
Minnesota Legislature Ad jouros.

81 Paul, April 3S--The thsrfy-.tir ri
Mlnnesots Legislature adjourned sine
die at NOON, site, passing slule three
hundred oe~ Avs. Ths MEASURES IL
give more power II c-n--ol @. io-~ssr
corporations, salch were intended 10
coy-r the conditions ls&6e 2cr.arsr, hr
ths Na-the-n >txuriiass com PAM isil-
a. n t'sccr ne & law slisopsa bill IL
c-sa>ins ,aS s,oys ~ TIE Law Arslrsi
consolidation nj competing Ao9 para
lei rA.lsars vas gsAssSl3
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
Soldiers Given neash sentence

9tetas5 "a Ag-ii ---F1re r,-5rs.s sol
1lsr: t.s8c1c7zc 70 lA= L+-zs.e, -s.cs-
-.1t, tAv% t'+'7- :ss-1fs1ls+-3 70 death IN
t'-sa2+.e-3 Z win -5Ie pt5tA -crk ,la,z
81 1a+ s's--Ees. Ma-g1 =. Rh=z IL
military police zi-s--F ,s,- 10 arrest 3
1u- t's- q drunken s1l1l=-. IL ls--e-.
--lzi.rts- II s.1n= n i5s1. tsc--,a 5e..-
1-e3 - LIE E,al5c=.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
rRkVENTEp 4 WAR.
Leslie NJ. Couhe> Successfully In.
rerVansd in Central america

Washington. AMI 2S-Cn;,ed Sis les
Minister Leslie Com ,as Uas the means
o. preventing wsr between (,uaten,a-
IS sn? 81 vAoor. 4 le;te, iron Prssi-
dent Estrada, Q: Gna;suas IS. transmit
tee 10 The Stsie department, by Nj.
Conatss, reads II pari.
There Is 10 6oub: whatever ihsi
TIRE ron8 oEsces txe-c sci by von bad :
s-eA. ,-aaerte toward Restoring y.a,ste
tWtsse- SIS. aTt: hzve tie saiisiSc- lt,r
II rendering - you. Y the name a.
t,n4ten Is, n,v most heartfelt thanks
In von- v0-k'
The minister II his response oscls-s.a
thai snvthl-e IT, nifs,a >t8tes Dip
lon&ilc rey-esr- ;s:lve NIGH. ,cazl-
rllsh ,osA~a conserving TIE vs.St,s
E,z, II - c,-,s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
SutT-pNW> Is EMBED.
Minnie ar,alss fgAwv Mills viii E~,
>nrs<> NxA

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
Tacoma CARNATIONS.

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-27
WILL MIAMI PRESS RATE
Govern rnt'r1f 10 E.nconraSe pis>e vaf.
NATION 81 Alaskan News

Washington, April - -whta the
new E,ss-tiSl rA,ifs fo- zs.s,ss;s css s..rl
,ra, the Alaska -nllitArr line coes into
erect an Mar :, ths VS., dsys2r 1rss-i
val sss'ts allsA SPECIAL rses sor press
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saaaf a-7s-;slra 81 tsls r&t charged III
ordinary commercial ..,stss;s, GEES, ana =
intended i, ss.co1rsca the aisss = ma
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press rSte ~lll re- a>rS all.hs,a ~ -,ss-
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tAs@ re possible ta1 re s-sY.& peers IL ygst,-
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terr3tosy ~ Alaska TIE ssyss Car il ~
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