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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
men 8%efoIfningen iom en- Selbeo
itaar meget langt ne6e paa @tbiliia.

men 8efolfningen fom en- &eIbeo
itaar meget langt ne6e paa @tDiliia-
tipnens Grin.
Sen bigtteite l10fbrielsartifel er
@%inieng.. Sngen l16len6ing fan
f%oritaa> bba6 6enne &lonte er for Sen
guile pIterlan6ife @efolfning. Sor
&ineieren er SEN ct timber almi66ei,
Der br1geS for ale mulige Spg0om-
me, og ct BON fife ipg, Burger ian
bet for at forebDgge 5pg6omme.
On @lags @inieng pofier / Sn6tana>
men er life poo longt ner ioo ber6i=
fnl6 iom Sen Ser gror I &orea. Get
te 2an6 er Blantens Stem. S &e=
fling bliber SEN ofte betalt me6 lin
Sggt @ul6. Soru6en @inieng no.
fpres li0t &is og 8Gnner. S &en=
oer11e poa en- 6pgtig &egjering bil6e
noturligbts life Blot l16fGrlelen tage
ct itGrft Spibing, men 2on6et ba1
mango noturlige Mig0omme, Ser bil.
Sc aipe 5td6et til mongfol6ige SSn:
6l1itrier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Gn inn Ssbjprn. S 2onbons
5oo1ogiife @obe er ser en- Ssbiprn,
lom lp0er Mapnet Som. Sen er
EN- li0enifabelig @omler of &aroplp=
er>og bar 116ipefuleret Ell meget fiji
fig @oaoe at ifoffe fig Dem paa.
Sen anbringer ct 5tpffe Stiff, iom
SEN bar tiIooers fra Miooagsmooen,
mellem @tengerne / fit Sur pg feet
ter Jig ganife roli9t ne6 .og la6er, iom
ON Ben lite fan naa set.
@nort fommer Ser ioa en- "Qler a11=
pen 6DreDenlig Silifner, Set bliper
inoerlig opr6rt ODER, at @ogteren fan
bore ina on0ffabsful6 at anbringe
Dprets S96e pao cit laooon Moooe,
at Set life fan noo Sen. SON i6ger
oa meb 8ornplDen at pirfe Siifen
neb til ubet Ituffels Dpr".
Me1 MI er set Sons" Sir. Sen
itprter Jig 1pninart Igs poa Baroplp=
en- og %beorbei6er sen mes boa6e Sp,,-
Der 60 &lger. Og ielD ON 8oete-
rem fan faa &oroplpen tilbage igjen,
bar Bog al6rig nogen Gilifuer bi0til
bapt 5000 til al bore fin Gienbom
giennem @aberne, efter at Som"
.bar tt1oeri6gt 6ens Mefanisme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Ser er EN- Sob Sc Tor. Stoter,
Der mere ems nogen onben far gipet
@nleoning til at Ser er begooet ltore
9eorogerier meo llncle Son1s Gien=
oom; bet CT Sen %iaofal0te Stone ans
Sim6er'on6 Mct". S 2p at 6enne
COB er ltore 5trefninger pIpnoreoe
Tor roroif1tl6 Sfop ilben at Meg;e=
r;nScn Gor fooet Ell @rltoining Ser.
tor, ser c!lcog tit1tarnaeIiesbis lpo=
ceoe til &gr0ien; fer life at tale ON
Ben ben pns(dle Me0buqning at @for
ben bar gipet Mnle6ning til, bporpeb
itore og rige 2an6trefninger er Die
net iaa at fige ber6ilgie for Matio,
men. Ser er MI / Sorbun6s1enatet
mobroat ct 2obforll lag al @enotor
@ansbrongb, iom CT ber6 al I,tqqe
Merfe til, 6a BET gaar us poa intet
m111ore emo at opbnbe Gten= Ga
Amnterlan6 2oben. Sfe1ge Bette
Jnriloq ffal ioo6ont 9ono for Trem=
fioen life iplges, men fltn set Sdmz
me- og Sten, Ser finoes oerpaa, 90
fun moor Bette fi1bes tienliot FIR
ole Tormool; ioaoanne goIg ifol Sc
foreaoa be6 offenIia Mrfticn. Noc
benre Maa6e bill @eaierinae1 bore
i5tano til ct forbebolbe iiq ao,t.rol
cher gdmmerhuditen % hinhre. at
itcra gfobItrafniuger g6eIngges og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
) ognpt t.

Scr 9jplietb cller nManbcn ii
Wartt". Mf g.. 6. @agen> u&e
iterbeimen"s &e6oft6r, Groofiton
Minn. uge 1terbeimen"s TorIog
Bris soc. Sooes hng 6. @oslnl1s:
Ien Fltb. 60.
Ser &iplletD ct cit mort m 500
bet igjennem; Sen forteller ON Bel
&jp(letbs merfelige Nejler ng Sp.
1epelier og bbor1un0e bo1t ti(libit ZIP,
noceoe Sore og Ger6iabe6 poo Holi.
tifens Smroobc. Sen ct noaet
bre01 ifrehet, mon Sen Bitter 0og life
fieoelig ior Set, 6a Ser ito6ig aoar
ct ao6t Sumo igiennem bele @on6lm=
gen, pg 5ntiren ct go6mo6ig og uifo=
oelig. 81 ct big pao, 1t mango
Mor6mGn6 bill toae fig Ell aoo 2otter
ober Ser &idllctb % ollie bans for
lfjelliqe grforinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

S Nelp Dorf bar ser forle6en ct
8rplll1p, iom Ser CT bleoet tolt en-
olle' 2onoets @looe. Set bar ct
Millionrrbrpllltp,n men bette ct ingen
Mprfelig6e0 / SEN 8p; set mnrfeli=
ge liager l. at @pens finelte Gamer,
3. h. |. al Sem, Ser life bar in6bu6ne
@jeIter, bar Jig as poa Sen melt too
beIigc og ifo11oolpie Moo6e / &irfen
og Sens n9rmeite Smegn for at foa
noget at ie al Stablen. Set gift ioo
bibt, at en- belf(not &pinSe froble6e
op gienl1em ct &l.l6ul for at fomme
| N%Gr6e0en al @rlnoeporref. 9ette
bier, at gpos 9otre ligner lig ielp
og 6inon0en i110bproes bnor poo Sor=
Sen Sc Ioo iin6es. Genne @egipen=
beb hor foroprigt qinet nnr 2o1os=
man0 Socob q. 9iis s%lnlebn;ng til at
uotole Jig ON Mobpenoi1beoen al, at
Ser lettes ct &orstog igong mos Sc
Saobeligbeoer, Ser goar / Spong /
De &iges &reoie. Ser er," flyer
ban, life iao list at pootole / Sen
onoen gn6e al Sellfobet. Seq fon
lite minoes at babe let eIler BORT nc
get, Ser far bibragt mig en- ioo6on
5blelie al D0mpgelie iom set, ser
meooeles ON bisie &pin6ers Sptrp=
ben." 9enne l1btoIelie al Scr. gfiis
tDoer poo, at Seem Dorf Society"
bill foo noaet at b6re fra bom in6en
lang Sis, iom m11lig bill bringe set
til Sornuft. Sg Set fltnoe ioopilt
bebebes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
9ommer @olIins' Mnmel6elIe al d

9omn1er Collins Mnmeloelle al at
ian er &on6i6ot for @ubern6r-Mo-
minationen fumes at babe baft life
laa list l1ro blonot 5tatens 8olitt-
fere, ser er belfieftiget mes at leg
&c @loner for nGIte Mors &agne.
Ser er ingen ser bor roget at ino=
pen6e mos Collins ialb ipm @anbi<
sat, ntc11 set %fremboloes, at set er
bel meget forlanat al 6. 9titrift
at ifl1loe beiette boobe @uperndr= og
SEN el1e TorbunbsienatorppIt. Set
hrboes fra flere Sioer, at 9pmmer
Gplrins bdr 1rroe tilbage fra lit
Tommerembeoe, f6r ban gtper fig
ilog mes rtoaen eaenlig &ompagnc.
Scr bor Sen 1i61te Sis prret el1=
Sci Sale ON, at gr=Moprr @. s.
Cults al Minncapplis otter ifulbe
BRACES trent al sen mere tilbogetr1f<
tic Sitting / Eolitifen, iom bon far
inotoaet / Sc lenere Mor. Ser peges
poo bom lom en- Ml1ltabe6 entcn ipn
@upcrnpr=@on6i6ot erler &on0i6ot
for @onaresien for 5. 9iitrift. Selp
flyer Scr. Cults, at Set er for tiblig
at tale ONT SEN S1oas Sing enonn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
De Dan(ke og St.couis Uo(ti1inoen

S uSore u0pon0re0e 2on6smpn6"
ffrtDer EFT forbenbGrenbe 9on1f=N(me=
rifaner, SON Heterien, ON MI boer /
&%jgbenbobn, UNDER 81 erIfriiten
u&ejiefdlge":
~9o jeg be6> at Ser er mo1rge ber=
biemme, iom far 2plt til EN- @je1te<
rejie til Mmerifo> me,1 life rig1ig bor
Mob til poo ege11 &oon6 at rej1e no,
oil jeg fore loo, at man ier at foo
en- Tellesrejie / Ston6. &bis man
tom / Slot og 6blge berbjemme fra>
funoe man iiffert cpnoo billigere
gfeile og itgrre l16bptte of Suren.
Sore 2on0smen6 / Mmerifo er
lnr0eles gjeitfri, og fom mon ct
1tbrre &ejiefplge 6erober, btl0e Set
liffert fife bore panifeligt at foo Sc
ltore 6onlfe Toraninger - boa6e Sc
firferige og Sc borger1ige - til at
mobtoae 66lget og or6ne og planlng<
&c Suren berobre gjer1nem 2an6et til
Sc Ste6er, bbor Sc f(eIte 2on0smnn5
boer, mes pripote Mf1tiffere for Sc
gnfelte omfring til Sc GlGgtni11ge
og Senaer> ser fife boe6e poo be!1
plonvogte &Qpebrltte. - @n Gel
ubjember10te Mmerifoncre" frn0e it,
fert oqioo bobc 2plt til at 6eltoge i
CIT iao0on @j9l% terejie, og Sc biloe 81
/ b6j @ro6 beo Moo6 og 9oob fln1ne
hioroge til at foa Suren ioo pellpffet
ipm m1ligt."
$. sc. 2aricn, tt2 6. 4. st., @on-
ios 9th, $40, frem1rtter ct lorl lag
/ 80. 8. 49,, Ser 1igeleoes aoor no
poo q. Jamie 9anife be6 @er6ensl16=
ltillingen. 9on. %ifripcr:
v1o Scr o%ntoaelig err ct ltort Mn=
tai 9anIfe. Ser ogter at bc1pge Ser
bel1suoitillingen / ct. 2o>tis, ng Set
1iffert pilbe bore al flor SSs1tcresj e at
mpoes me0 ioo mon1e 2ou6smr>l0
oa 9onosmnn6in1er iom mlt1igt, og
reile / Tnf1esifob, tror ieg, at set let
f11n0e 1obe fig ajpre at orron9cre Ell
beltemt Sag, Dprr hi +. gfs. fltnoe
mpoes fer &onio e Gitp. Seq or=
tooer, at Set fltr16e orrongeres looIe=
oes mes Sc forifie(liae Sernbonefom=
pa0nier, fra Soft, ser life leber /
o(tfor megct ofii0esltqaen6e @one, at
Stop ober" los fig orbne. Set bill
Sc uoentbibl bore til gieniibig @ln=
Sc, ON ttlreiienbe 9onlf e fl1n6e fam,
Les mes % fer I cit eller to 9oae.
es1niblerti6 bill Set nrre npobenoigt
at Torbinoefierne trnffes forr0 og en-
pas lenoe Slo0s ber onlfoffes."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
Entered at Tie Post Office at St. Pau,
MINI. as second class Matchmaker.

&on9resiens grtro=Seslio blep
inmnlcufalbt for at fotte Sen e10elige
8ellutuing mes @o1oelsfnrbolOet til
@ubo, % Get ler uo til, at sen tager
alporli9t fat paa Sen Spgape, Ser
blep mltillet Sen. S Moubugs bleu
set peotuaet / @l1iet, at oenne Sog
ifl1loe bore Sen %erelte, Ser blep BE-
bonhlet / benne l1ge inotil Sprsbog,
90 Ser ifl1loe ofltemmes ON Sen. Set
fan 1oolebes bentes, at hi / nGl te
N1,ner fan mebbelc, at benne lang
trufne Sag enoelig er brogt 1,6 al
8eroen; Set bar heller life ct Sieblif
for tiblig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

6or mart en- Snes Mor ii0en
6runOte Gbriltionsborg Glct, 9m=
morfs 1to?telte Borg, lom inoeilutte=
Sc loo mango Climber fra 2onoets
fprlf;ellige Eeriober. Set bar /
bette Slot at Treberif Sen Z. boebe,
og Bette Slot fnpttebe ia uoolfiIe=
ligt til Minoet ont Grltnolopens Gi=
Der CO til 3onmorfs npfpote Gr;Eco.
giterretningen ON Slottets @rono
bragte Sprg ODER bele 2a16et, og l111=
Ser Sc 0opGrenbe polit1lfe 6orbolb
bar @egioenbe0en ioo mcQat lgrgeli=
gere, iom Sc 6emofrottife 66rere tog
ablolut @olbning imob, at Set / mo-
gen n9r 6remti6 otter lfl,Ibe blipe
rejlt ct Slot poo SET @omles &uiner.
Stoerne gift, og efterbaan6en bler
Slotsrl1inerne nnlten ct Sinobil(eoe
paa SEN opriben6e polttiife Scamp,
Ser iftlte set 6anife Tolf og iii Gioer
bar nprbeo at 6roge &onaen in6 /
StriOen og gipe bam Hortipn Tenet /
&o16. Set pi6es, at SEN gornle &rr1=
&c tog Zig 5lottets 8ron6 meget nnr,
og life min6re iergebe Fan oner, at
Mo6iton6en mos Sets @jenreisning
bar iao bitter. Soa fom Spltemifif=
tet, og Soft og &onge fom bino1oe,1
otter ngrmere. Set bite Jig, at Sc.
trobs alt bpo0 ser bar ioat, hobbe
billet set lamme, bob6e ltrebt ben
moo set famine Mool, 9onmorfs
9pffe. Sa mi, bo Ben gamIe 9rot
qoor / fit 9ips Mften, bar 6rlfets
Sing giort bam Sen @leoe at be1l1tt=
te at gjenreiie SEN minbepnr0iae
Sorg. Ser er ingen Toiol ON, al
Ser be6 benne 8eYIutning cr toort
iGrltat 6eninn til &ongen, til at gipe
bonn ct 8ebis for bbor nar ban floor
tit Tolfs &ierte. @onaeinbiraet
Tnrbin6elie mes 8%e1utninne11 ON
Slnffets @ienopfdralie liqelom BE-
1eoIer BEN nine Sis Ser er nbrlru1et
for 0onmorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Set nentes, al Sen ltore Sporpeis<
ftreife pao Chicago spbiioe nil fere
til, at Ser bliper ipnrfiot en- olpor=
Zig o9 olporlr1 me11t - g9itatiur
for M11nicipal=Gie al @pens Spor=
beislinier. Ser fl1nbe life finbes
en- bel0igcre Sis for cit ionbon Mgi=
taticn ems netpp mi, bo Set bier fig,
at Sc prinote giere life epner at bi11=
Ore ioooom1e Strejfe=&ataltrofer,
}om Set i iiolte Snltons bliper set ito
re Hr1blifl1m, Ser mao libe unber %
beto1e for, cg bo Sc flelte froncbi=
Ter pou Set nGrnelte CT 11bfpbne,
fan Streifel1 fpre til, at 8pen bIiper
Selneicr al Sronsportlinierne, er Set
8lob, Ser far flpot og Sen Sfobe, Ser
er ffet, oog life felt forgirnes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

Sioen glolfa @rGnie &cmisiion
ofgap i'm &ien0elie / Sappr al Sc
Tor. Stoter far Ser rnre1 l1rp / Sin=
bene / Canada. Som hi tibligere
bar pmtolt blep &%ienbelien biliet mes
meaet bitre 6blelier bos por nor6!ige
Mobp, ser brpbebe, at Sc engeli fe
Meolemlmer bapbe pGret alt for e.
tergipenbe;; pg m Sioen goor bliper
5inoene life bli6ere; Ser fommer
en0og lt6tolell Jet frem / Sen co>,ooiife
Nresie ON, at Set MT er poa SIDE at
orbeibe fen til, at 9ominioncn lps=
riper Jig fra gnalonb % letter lt0 /
&erben poo eaen Saano, pao famine
Moohe inm Golombin nplig hor Qiort
Set. Gnb life SEN cana0tlfe &egie=
%ringspresle er bnnge for at lt0trpf=
fe Jig / Sen &etl1ing, ON ems Set bnp>
oes / enfelte @lohe, at benne gelp=
itpnbiubeb FIN pilhe Bite al meoet
fort &orighe6 n1 inben mango Mor
en0e me6, at Gonobo bleb eli 2eb AT
Sc Sor. stoter. 9et er ionoipnligt
nof, at Sen Gel al Eresien, iom
foru6ier 6enne l16gong poa Gogen,
ct nermei It beo Son6beben; Ser cfs=
%iiterer intet mere notl,rligt poo Sor=
SEN ems ct 1omlet Moroomerifo fra
Ssbanet til @offen - og mooife ems
So ct gc6t @tpffe 6ph for Senne.
Set bill fomme mes Sioer1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
&lamIcaaeren al u@reater" Mcm

Dprf, Mn6rep $. Green, bleb mpr,
set forle6en at en- Meeer, Gorneli1,s
81. @illioms, Ser afifpo tire Stub,
iom ollie. traf Scr. Green / Sobe6et,
og 9poen in0troa6te 6iebliffelig.
Neaeren gior6e intel 6ori9g paa al
nnoilippe, men bente6e gonlfe rigtigt
me6 forslaqte Mrme til &oIitiet m-
Tom. Marmere l1nberi6geGier bar
biit, at ban er gaI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20
senatpr amf!aaet for @eitiffelie.

Senator mflaeet for 8eitiffelie.
@ran0 Sl,rpen / Omuba bar o11floget
6or. 5taters Senator Dietricb for
at bope f%orlangt og mo6taget 8eitif-
fe1ie. Bo1tmelte Silber er onfgrt
iom bans Me0lfnl6ige. Mnflogen
frembol6er, at 9ietricb gift ino poa
moo en- @o6tgjdrelie al $1,000 at
foo 6iiber ubr1Gpnt til Boitmeiter /
Omaha. @enne Gum iiges at bore
betalt at Silber, Ser UNDER ollie Sm-
ltpn6iabeber bleb 11b11nbnt til gmbe=
set. 5agens l1nberiggelie bar boret
o1ntrent 8 Tiger, og EN- Masie 8ib-
1er bar bnret inbitpbnt for at afgi<'
be 8ibnesbDr6 / Sagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

oermeb | marge Eilfnloe @een-
meng6en oftager og @imaet for
anores. 2oben bill ogiaa forbin6re,
at Ser goar iaa l1bpre 2anoitrafnin-
ger ober poa Gnfeltman6s &aan6,
iom bi0tiI bar paret Stlfel6et /
Gelt1toterne poo @rltn6 al @te1 og
SgmerIan6 2obens MffatteIie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-20

@ansc Dire. S Marets SOB er
Ser bleben 1858 &erioner orrbte oq
1897 fpGite0e beb Ssernbonel,lpffer
/ Sc 5or. 5tater. Tor famine Gios.
rim flor blep 2,8t9 ornbte oa 49,.
800 fit itgrre clIer min6re 8e5taoi-
geller.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-17
COLONIZATION IN WEST
TO HELP WORTHY POOR
Booth Tucker Addresses IT.
rigation Congress.
THE SALVATION ARMY'S WORK
Opportunity Needed More Than Char
ity-Capital Wanted to Make
Plan Effective.

OGDEN. Utah, Sept. 17.-Commander
Booth fuckers description of the Saliva
tion Army's work in retaining the arid
lands of the West was the principal
feature of the National Irrigation Con-
gress yesterday. He said:
Scientific colonization uses the worthy
family that has no cash. 1t says in
brief: Place this waste labor upon the
waste land by means of waste capital,
and thereby convert this trinity Of waste
into a unity Of production. II has been
argued, on the other hand. that, first.
they would not go; second. they would
not stay; third, they would not work !;
and. last. but by no means least, they
would not pay We set to work some
six years ago to put our theories into
practice. and are now able to say posi-
lively. after more than five years ex-
perience, that they have gone and stay
ed; they have worked and paid.
ION the California Colony last year the
settlers averaged cash income of $3.50
per family, each twenty-acre farm be-
ing worth. with its improvements, about
$1,000. The Colorado farms are worth
from $4,000 TO $1,000, according to their
location and improvements.
THE further extension OF colonization
will depend. not on land being available.
not on the ability to secure colonists,
but on the supply OF capital. That this
can be safely invested we think we have
sufficiently demonstrated.
I'VE must show the poor man how he
can afford to get married and can bring
up his family in decency and comfort,
and become a home owner.
What our American poor ask for Is
not charity, but opportunity. Let this
congress. then, throw wide open before
our working classes that door of oppor-
tunity. Let it place within the reach
OF the landless man our manless lands
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-17
LOCAL BUSINESS MEN
BUY THE CAPITA"
Barry Buckley to Be Editor ard
Paper to Be Local.

The Washington Capital has been
purchased from it's present editors nv
an association of local business men or
ganized as follows:
Barry Buckley. president and editor
in-chief; Louis p Shoemaker vice pres-
ident; o. G. Staples, treasurer: A. E 7.
Leckie. secretary and attorney: w
Bronson, Frank II. Thomas. B. n. War
ner, and William Keene additional mem
bers OF the board of directors. The new
owners Incorporated the Capital Conn
pany anew today. on basis of a $50
600 valuation
A marked change of policy is an
nounced. The directors plan TO make
the paper distinctively local, without
neglecting its social and other success
full features as it is now conducted
They intend to report and comment upon
all affairs of especial local interest such
as the proceedings at the District build
ing, improvements needed or contem-
plated in various sections of the Dis
trict, sessions of citizens associations.
and transactions in local stocks and the
rear eobdlc anu Dulluln6 ueluS.
To this end II is thought the person
mel of the new company will contribute
notably. Mr.. Shoemaker is president OF
the Brightwood Citizens Association.
Mr.. Staples is proprietor of the Riggs,
National, and other hotels. and treasur-
er of the Business Mems Association.
Mr.. Leckie is we'll known as a lawyer.
Mr.. Bronson is president Of the Local
Passenger Agents Association. and as
sistant general passenger agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Mr.
Thomas is prominent In insurance work.
and one of the best known OF local Ma
sons. Mr.. Warner is one of the city's
foremost business men.
Mr.. Buckley Is regarded as peculiarly
qualified for his new position. He is a
graduate OF Dartmouth He has been
for many years secretary of the Wash
ington Business Mems Association. He
has an almost limitless acquaintance
among Washington business men, and
has long been a successful contributor
TO newspapers and magazines.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-17
BOARDING HOUSE KEEPER
CLEYERLY WCTIMIZED
Took in Elegant Young Man and
Was Robbed of $50.

There Is evidently a professional
boarding house man" in town, Judging
from the trick by which Maria V. Decide,
proprietor of a fashionable boarding
house at 1I40 Connecticut Avenue, was
victimized yesterday to the amount of
$50.
1t was about o'clock in the after
noon when a well-dressed stranger drove
up to Miss Deeble's house in a smart
trap and rang the bell. To Miss Decide
ne said he wished board for the winter:
he had heretofore boarded near Dupont
Circle, but there was no room for him
at his old place, and he had been re-
ferred to her. He also volunteered tie
information that he was from Massa-
chusetts. a Yale graduate. had come 10
Washington to accept a position in the
Central National Bank. and intended TO
study medicine at night through the
winter.
His appearance and manner were SO
attractive Miss Decide dispensed tenn
porarily with the usual formalities of
requiring written references and allow
ed the stranger to engage a room, where
upon. saying that he would have his
luggage sent up today and inquiring the
dinner hour. he drove away
At dinner time he reappeared, in the
same turnout. ate a light dinner. and
excused himself while all the other
guests and Miss Decide were still at
dinner. He went up to his room for a
few minutes. then drove away again.
1t was but short time later that Miss
Decide went to her room, to find her
writing desk broken open. and her peck
etbock. containing a small sum. and a
roll of bills containing over $50, stolen
Later the discarded purse was found be-
tween the bureau and the wall in the
strangers room. To Miss Decide ne
gave the name of Boyd. and to the maid
the name OF Culverson. Captain Board
man says that the lob" bears all the
earmaTks Of a professional, and has as
signed his best men TO run the man
down, II possible.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-17
COURSE TOWARD BANKS
NOT YET ANNOUNCED
Secretary Shaw May Withhold De-
posts From the Offenders.

Secretary Shaw has announced nothing
that are seeking to withdraw eircula-
ton in order to take advantage OF high
prices o. Government bonds.
According to good authority the Sec
rotary has determined definitely TO with
draw Government deposits from all
banks trying to retire circulation. 1t
is said further he will refuse to desig-
nate new banks as depositaries unless
they agree to keep their circulation up
to the point where II is now.
Applicants for the withdrawal of cir
culation are not coming into the Treas
ury with the rapieity so noticeable early
this month. Nevertheless, the Novem-
Der list is not far from full. the total
of applications for retirement on file
for November being s2,300,000.
One explanation given for the lessen
ed number OF requests for Withdrawals
is the belief. which seems well founded,
that Secretary Shaw will withdraw de-
posits of public money from those banks
that withdraw circulation for the pur-
pose of benehting themselves.
1t is also said the price OF bonds IL
November is so uncertain that the bsrks
do not feel there Is any pressing need
for getting in applications for retiring
circulation
Secretary Shaw was at his desk again
today, having returned from a short
trip 10 Philadelphia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-17
Our Manufactures
Overlook Market
Which Cuba Offers
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS
DEMAND WHITE RULE
Convention Puts II in Platform and
Nomina.es Ticket.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 1.-THE Democrats
OF Maryland held their State convention
last night and nominated the following
ticket:
For governor, Edwin Warfield, of How
ard county; for State comptroller, Dr..
George 7. Atkinson. OF Somerset county:
for attorney general. William Shepard
Bryan. Of Baltimore City. A platform
was adopted, OF which the following is
the substance:
The present Democratic sdministra-
ton of Gov. John Walter Smith is in
dorsed; q comparison commission to
build a sewer system for Baltimore city
is advocated; pledges are made in be-
half of a primary election law for the
State to conform to the present law in
Baltimore city; the necessity for pro-
tecting the oyster of the Chesapeake
Bay is recognized. and the building of
good roads throughout the State is ap-
proved.
The race issue plank. which is regard
ed as the most important in the plat
form. is as follows:
I'VE believe that the political destinies
Of Maryland should be shaped and con-
trolled by the white people of the State,
and while We disclaim any purpose to do
any injustice whatever to the colored
population, we declare without reserve
our resolute purpose to preserve IN every
conservative and constitutional way the
political ascendency Of our race"