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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
MATCHMAKING SCHOOL
TEACHES MANY PUPILS
Young Men and Boys Learn to Repair

July mCu 0lO buys Learn 10 REPAIR
Timepieces In Six Months.
High up on the ninth floor of the Globe
building. Fourth and Cedar streets, is
the largest matchmaking school in the
Northwest.
Thirty pupils, each with a lens screw
ed to his eyes and pouring over an mani
mate mixture of wheels and ~pinions, were
busily engaged yesterday afternoon.
That's the way We turn them out"
said II. A. Stone, the manager of the
school and the principal instructor. "They
say a good matchmaker is born, but 1
will venture to say that of the thirty
young men and boys there, half of whom
ment of a timepiece, will be able in the
next six months to repair and adjust the
finest watch made. They learn every
him. from the smallest detail here and
equipped with the knowledge of watch
making; repairing and the kindred
trades"
There is a bushel of old movements on
which the students experiment and daily
they have been fingered by hundreds of
students since the school opened. That
actual experience may be provided clocks
are cleaned and repaired free of charge
by the management and these, under the
Watchful eye of an experienced instruc-
tor, furnish a veritable fund of knoWl-
edge. Power lathes line the walls of
the. school room, which is particularly
we'll lighted, and when the pupils have
advanced sufficiently in their studies they
are put to work making some part Of a
watch. Jewelry repairing and manufac-
turing are also taught.
The school is growing rapidly and the
monthly increase in pupils promises to
call for more room. Instructors in all
lines of the watch and jewelry business
thorough knowledge of the trade he as
pireS to.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
al SAINT NAMES
LIVE STOCK BOARD
Had Plenty of Candidates to Select From
and Plenty to D~Isappoint.

Gov. Van SAINTS appointments to the
newly created state live stock sanitary
BOARD We're announced yesterday, after
me governor was well on his way to
st. Louis, and for the present at least
beyond the reach of complaint on behalf
OF rt the disappointed candidates.
nose VINO are appointed are as fol-
lows: John j. Furlong, Austin. for five
years; Dr.. M. H. Reynolds, st. ANTHONY
Park: for four years; DR.. Charles %. Cot,
ton, for three years; Forest Henry. Dover
for two years, and w. W. P. Mcconnell
Mankato.. for one year.
Ever since the enactment of the law
creating this board, and even while fbe
bill was pending in the Legislature, the
governor has been beset with applications
for appointment to the board and rec
concentrations Of the various candidates.
and at all times the competition has been
most active. 1t is stated in the governors
office that only once before have there
been SO many candidates for appoint
ment to any body as in the recent cases
Of the live stock board and the hoard ~
o~steopathic examiners.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
News.

Helpers Unions Meet-The Steamft-
fers' Helpers and Iron Moulders' Helpers
unions both held business sessions in
Federation hall last night.
Shamrock Social Clubs Party-The
shamrock Social club will hold its an
Inual May party in Metropolitan hall on
FRIDAY evening, when an excellent pro-
lGramme will be presented.
Epworth League to Hold SociaI-The
young people of the Epworth League of
Central Park NJ. E. Church will hold a
railroad social Thursday evening, April
80. Several novel features are included in
the programme.
VIII Celebrate Anniversary-The Cru
Saders Total Abstinence society will cele-
brate its twenty-first anniversary Thurs
day evening, April 30th, at Crusaders hall.
Fort and Sixth street. Bishop John Shan
Fley, founder of the society, will deliver
an address. A programme of musical and
literary numbers will be presented.
%
ST. George Flats Sold for 1 3,ooo-The
st. George flats, located on Selby ave-
nue., near Nina, have been purchased by
j. B. Dobbins for $13, 900, the transfer
having been filed for record with the
@NSoNC VI dCSuS yesterday. Inc prop
erty was sold by P. Tuckerman, executor.
o
Machinists Give SociaI-The Interna-
tional Association of Machinists, local No.
s1l2, held a social evening last night in
Elks' hall. About 500 persons were pres
Ient and a choice programme was heard
with appreciation. After the programme
luncheon was served and the the dancing
began, which lasted till about 2 o'clock.
Her Birthday SurprIse-Miss Luthera
Ayres, 3O6 Sherburne avenue, was sur
prised at the West Publishing Employees
Club last night by the members of Esther
Hodge, Degree Of Honor, the date being
the anniversary Of Miss Ayres' birthday.
a short programme was presented, a light
luncheon partaken of and a dance follow
ed. About forty were present.
Sale at ST. SIgfrid's Church-The La
dies Aid Society of st. Sigfrid's Church
VIII hold an all day sale of useful and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
ORDER OF
RECEIVE no RE CRUITS
Wholesale limitations Last Night Close a
Months Phenomenal Growth.

A joint initiation ceremony conducted
by the ten divisions of the Ancient Or
held in Central hall last night. One hun
dred and ten candidates were initiated,
making a total of 225 limitations in the
county since April 1. The meeting was
presided over by State Insurance President
Robert j. Clarke. and at the conclusion of
the miatory ceremonies addresses were
delivered by State President James ].
Regan and by George R. O'Reilly.
growth in Minnesota, the entire number
OF mutations in the state during April be-
ing 1888, inclusive of those of last night,
and making a grand total of over 1900
in the state during the past seven months.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
ITALIANS THREATENED
BY DREAD MAFIA
Boston Men Are Toid to Help Defense In
Barrel Murder Case.

BOSTON, Mass. April 29.-Seven Bos-
ton Italians called at police headquarters
today to beg for protection against the
Malta. by which they claimed to have
been ordered on pain of death to con-
ribute to the defense fund m the New
York barrel murder case. inspectors
have been sent to the Italian quarter to
Investigate.
Each of the foreigners who was at head
quarters today showed threatening letters
dated April %, New York. The Italians
who received the letters are not members
OF the order. but they say they know of an
Italian in their district who is. h al
legged Mafian may be arrested if he can be
connected with the threatening letters.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
COUNTY TO
BE OPPOSING COUNSEL
One viii Prosecute and the Other
Defend William Verver.

When the case Of William Verver,
arrested upon the complaint of Mary
Beck, is called before Judge Ffnehout
in police court on May s. the novel
spectacle will be presented of two
county attorneys opposing each other.
Verver was arrested at GAINESVILLE,
in Clay county. upon the complaint of
Miss Beck. who charges him with be-
ing the father of her child. He retain
ed as counsel County Attorney Marvin,
Of Clay county. who will come to st.
Paul and defend Verver. The case will
be prosecuted by County Attorney
Kane.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
Mrs. wIns!owss SOOTHING SWELL.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS nv
Of MOTHERS for their CHI.
DREN WHILE TEETHING. with PER-
EJECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES fha
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Soi5
BY Druggists in every part of the world
Re sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
twenty-five cents a bottle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
Stop that Head Cold in 10 Minutes

Stop that Head Cold in 10 Minutes
or it will develop into chronic catarrh.
DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder stops
cold in the head in ten minutes, and
relieves most acute and deep seated
catarrh after n application. Cures
quickly and permanently. Il have used
DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder with
best results. 1t is a great remedy, and
/ eve cease recommending it." John
E. Dell, Pauldirg, O.-23.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
Urged to Observe Union RuIes.

The local carpenters union met in
Federation hall on Tuesday evening and
in consequence OF several matters thai
union, the men We're urged to observe
the rules of the union more strictly in
regard to stewards and the demanding OF
the proper scale of pay. By vote of the
placed in the home of the unions bust
ness agent, G. Carlson, for the conven-
fence Of contractors n members.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30

the entire body and to thoroughly
cleanse the blood, making it impossible
for neuralgia or rheumatism to find a
lodgment in the system. Ministers,
professional men generally, newspaper
men, public officials and brain workers,
men. whose daily outlay, Of vitality, be-
cause of hard, trying, anxious work, is
excessive, find renewed nerve strength
and vitality in Paine's Celery Conn
pound. It's use dispels headaches, dys-
pepsia, heart trouble, general debility
and languor, that are SO common in the
springtime. Rev. JAS Doherty, Ey-
erett, Pa writes thus:
I have used Paine's Celery Com
pound for neuralgia and the blood. I
was benefited beyond my expectation.
1t is indeed the medicine for my sys-
tem. 1t keeps everything in good turn.
There is no drowsy, WORKOUT feeling
to the user of the medicine. Those who
use it and derive nc benefit from 1t,
simply abuse-it." \
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
PREFERS BEGGING TO
LIFE AT POOR FAR M
George seestrom. an Aged Inmate, Runs
Away, but Is Arrested.

George Beestrom is to be returned to the
poor farm. from which institution he has
escaped a lumber of times. He was in
ponce court yesterday, charged with beg
gmg' and was sentenced to the w%orkhouse.
the sentence being later revoked in order
tnat the board OF control could take charge
of the case.
Beestrom is past seventy years of age.
ana mas no home and no relatives. He
dlsllkes the poor farm and when sent
mere. runs away at the first opportunity,
arrested on the charge of begging.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
REV. JAMES DOHER1Y
Writing About
paine's Celery
Compound
Says: Il Was Benefited Be,
;yond NV Expectation"

The claim that Paine's Celery Com
pound is the, only honest medicine in
the world for the cure of terrible neu-
ralgia, nervous n blood diseases, is
fully borne out by the strong and con-
vincing letters of testimony received
every day of the year by the proprie-
tors of the popular medicine. Nothing
else has eVer possessed anything like
the power of, Paine's Celery Compound
to restore a healthy. V tone to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
NON PRESIDENT INSANE
PATIENTS DEPORTED
Three Inmates of Fergus Falls Sent Back
to Europe.

Through the efforts of the state board
Of control three nonresident insane ma
tlents from the Fergus Falls hospital have
be cared for by friends. They are John
Baier and John Koka, Bohemians, neither
OF whom can speak any English, and
Joseph Schegg, a Tyrolean, who acquired
the English language during his residence
mere They were all conveyed to the in
sane hospital from the northern part Of
the state.
The men were taken away in charge
OF Charles II. Lack, one of the attend
ants at the Rochester hospital
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
Judge spooner to Sit In Hennenl,.

Gov. Van SAINT has named Judge Mar
shall A. Spooner. of Bemidii. TO sif ON fba
district court bench of Hennepin county
during the present term, in place Of
Judge Pond, who is incapacitated by
reason of illness. "
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS

OOWW EHOINL
Know the true merit of Rea Bros Casca-
rim. The change of diet from hotel to
their stomachs, hence Rea Bros Casca-
rim has become a Knight Of the Grip.
At druggists, price 30 cents per bottle or
sample sent free. Rea Bros. & Co., Min
neapolis. Mini
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30

Lunch at the New Restaurant, 0 -40S
jackson. between 9th and 18th.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30

Gave "Our Regiment"-The Marlowe
Dramatic club gave a very clever presen-
tation of the English play, Our Reg1-
ment," at Mozart hall last evening to q
good-sized audience.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-30

fancy articles today in the church par
lors, and at which time light refresh
ments will be served. The Young Peo-
pies society will have a handkerchief
booth IN connection Herewith.
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&eabIpn.
n , t 60 IN n e 5 e
8Tem er Go t s d

!. m er @onntD, So:
Gobnings Salg al 2ots finder
Ssteb Ben 10. Mobember. @oo ben
Sag AbI ipecielle Green ofgua fra
9%ubnq1ez @aribalItomn Sort Dooge
og McSntiire, SSotna, og mellemlig-
genoe Stotioner. TSor nermere nn-
oerretninger tilifribes &. g. MagiM,
Manager Gotpniite department, @bi-
cago Greet 8eitern @nilnap, Sort
Do6ge, Soma.
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@amiepY onutD @%rauojmrp biz 6

&amiep>G onutp @ranojnrb bil OPP
tage til nn~beri6gelie> ON Ser far be-
itaoet ct ulobligt 8orbolo mellem
Me0lemmer af ct. 8oltl Common
Council og 5~porbejsfompogniet. @e
paoltaoer, at ser er bu6t MSiemblpz.
man s. 6. Scburmeier en- Gum al
$4,000 for at bore &ompagniet be-
bielpeligt; Sen Man6> pe6 bpem Ei1=
bubet bar giort, far efter 5igenbe
forlo6t 8Den. Oct pooltooes ligele=
6es, at ser fat %foregooet &on0el meo
5temm1er poo Sen Moo6e, at nogle
al Councils Meolemmer bap6e ioIgt
fine Sten1mer imo0 at faa on6re
Meolemmer til at femme for Sing,
iom Sc bar intereslere6e /.
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California % Mrisuna.

Chicago Greet @eitern 8anen bill
iplee 8tl1etter fra Is. Septefrber til
80. Mobember incluiibe iii Bunfter !
opennabnte Stoter me6 EN- &e6nftton
of Sis fra Sc ie0banltge SafSter.
&bis De tanfer paa at reiie oil BET
Ignne fig at foreipdrge 8. 6. &aines,
@en'I Mgent, &igrnet at Micollet &
5 .5treet Min11eapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

Sen bcfjcnbtc @aoeprcoifant
@illiam Tsntpn, fon6tes 1i6lte Mo11<
Bag 6p0 / lit Stem, "A Soutb So
bert ct. De6sooriogen bar @l6er=
6om og Mongel poo nerer16e Tp6e.
SON eie0e @uiet bon boeoe / og fo'<
ife liot Seal @ltate poo @eltii6en.s
&eb. @illiom 6e1tpn, lom ban
gjerne falbtes, ifipnt ban neppe bop=
Sc lobiig M0fonit til oenne Gitel, 6o
Fan al6rig par blepen or0ineret, bar
cit al 9pen5 6%remtoninger. San
'brugte at tale / Slice Eorf Dper Spn=
6ag @%ftermi00ag. Sans &ope6tbe=
ma bar Sen romerifs Strife og 6rtmu=
rerne, og 11aar Sc n1er eller min6re
orufne Srlen0ere bbrte 6eres Strife
omtole iom Set ltore Babel og a1rore
Mobne, bentet fra Sobonnes Maben=
barring, Dor 6etiffe ijel0ent, at Sc
beo &pl og @6er gop 6eres Misfor>
neielie tilfien6e, og at 8olitiet maot=
te bringe Dr0en tilpeje. Men Sen
70oarige Saler los fig ol6eles
life f%oritprre. Me6ifrioeren bor fle<
re @ange beret blan6t bans Gitb6re-
re og pnifet, at Ben Sper, Sen gamle
@ano u6piite, BOG maatte pirfe noget
@oof, bba6 ben gonife piit far. San
beboeoe fun to &erelier. Set enc
bar Bans 8ibliotbef oa Stuoereoe-
relie, fpl6t me6 8pger fra @ulpet
til Gaget. Set %inoebolot life MINI
ore enc 5000 8gger al fbeologiif %
filoiofiff Sn6bol6. S set ar6et @e<
relie bap6e ban ct lille Erpfferi> boor
bon trpfte &raftoter. S bans Bog
iamling fan6t man en- bel &effe
Dagb6ger, Tom er en- fro &eflefs al
Mon6ens 2ip og Ganfer. Mr. Sen<
ION par fe6t / 2on6on, TOM enc til
8pen for mango Mar ii6en, omgiffes
ingen, men lebe6e enc og iaale6eS 6g.
De ban liggen6e poa Sengen -
alene.
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2pOia @ae@reeor, Ell ul1e @iae,
Ser iammen mes ben6es 6ornlore,,
opbo1ot fig poo Globe &otel poo
@jennemrejie> forlooo, forle0en Scat
Sotellet noen at set 1i6en bar beret
muligt for 5orel6rene og Bolitiet at
op6age, bbor FUN er blepen al.
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@nbstieneiter / ct. SAUL.
Sen ba%nff=norife @olgatba &irfe,196

Sen banif=norife @olgatba Strife, 1876
S6omos ST., rer Como 9lbe.
@u6stieneite bber @6n6ag Sor-
mi6bag &l. 1917. @6n6agsfole
&I. 1910. l~1ng6omsmp6e ST..
49,. Mftentienelte &l. H.. 9p-
bp9geliesmp6e Sns6ag Mften &l.
8. Mnbreas 6. Spcbien, BreIt,
914 &on6o St.
Brelten treffes / &irfens Cube
reperelie bper S%ormi60ag fra &l.
1912 og bper Mften fra &l. 81
-7H.
9anff ebane.=l1ttb. ct. @tepbans
Strife, &ibrnet al Orleans og @te>
pens Street. @u6Stienelte bbsr
Sdn6og Sormi60oa &1. H.. Gbn-
6ogsifole' 81. 8. S. Sc. Mnoerien,
Br9it. 8opnl: lis Sing ct.
9en norif=oanife 8aptiitfirfc, &jpr.
net al Milfor0 og @ooobri6ge cts.
@u6stienelte bper Spn6og &l
1917 6orm. og ~ Mften. &l.
81 u~ngbomsmebe. Eors6og Mf-
ten &l. 8 86nnemg6e. Sen norf-
banife 8upttitmenigbe6s l1ng-
6omsforening me0er / lit ~2ofole
bber @en6ag @. $50 @fterm. 81.
Milforo og @oo6brib9e ct. Gong
og Muitf at Il. S. @ongfor. M(le
@fanbinaber biertelig belfommen.
&or TreIiers Mprif 2ntherife Me=
misbeb. @uSstieneite bber @gn.
1ag 6orm. SCI. 1890 og Often &l.
7.30 / &opeIlet poo Sale ct. 11er
@berbnrne glne. @gn6ogsfo[e
@. 12-1. Mfle @fun6inaber
bi9rtelig belfomne. Mep. g. s.
2aurbammer, 1872 @berbur1e
Mpe.
Morff 2nt9erife @eniebcb
(&auges Spmo6e) bo16er @uostie>
neite bber Senoag 6ormiobag- &l.
1917 og S6n0ag Mften @. IA I
&irfen poo @jprnet al CANADA 90
ID. @treets. 5dn6agsifole fra
@. t2 til l.. &aitor @br. .. 8ro.
ba1tg, 298 @illiomS-@ 81. Mlle er,
beltomne til @ubstiene1terne OF
@gn6agsifolen.
nprif Gu. l,ttb. @enio1.b,
81. al Canada og 13. @tS.> bol6sr
@uoStieneite bber @bn6og Sorn1.
81. 1917 og Mften 81. TX. @6n-
6%ugsifolen mp6er M.: 9 Borm.
S @apellet paa &i6rnet al &eane)
og Carl @ts., er ser @6nbagsifole
bber @6n6og @ftermt66ag 81. 8
og @u6aienefte 81. III Mften.
S @apelGet poo &j6rnet al ct. MI.
j. bans og Sberburne Sts., er ser
S6n6a9sifole bber @6n6ag @fter-
mi66og ST. 8 og @u6stieneite @l.
tx Mften. Gbomas MilSIon, 8a.
itor, @or: BailIers& Marion cts.
morif-sanife Metbobiitfirte, 81.
of 8roo6map & 10. ct. CUBS
tienefte Sorm. 81. 1880, Mften
7.45> hinge Golfs @pmortb 2iga:
@gn6ag Mften ST. GAS og Iitereri
2. og 4. Sirsbag / Maane6e4t.
@6nnem66e bber 0ns6ag Mften
SCI. 8. s.. 81. Safobien, &aitor,
289 Is. @treet.
.refolbisbebs morffe eb. 1,ttb. Menis.
FEB al Sen Gorene6e Strife. Cubs.
tieneite @bn6og Gormt66og 81.
1917 og Mften SCI. III. Sbn6ags.
ffole SCI. ~ TIL 1 i 2ofolet pna
&igrnet al @berburn ct. og Gar.
rtngfon Mber11e.
80. Seterlie, @reit, 4o7 Gborles
5treet.
I
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Sans Selanb, SEN nor lie 6orfot=
ter, Ser / 6enne Sis berej1er Mmerifo,
og iom / Sc 1i61te 8or Tiger bar OPP
bol6t fig / Minneapolis, bpor ban iof-
ten bill bol6e en- Gortelleraften poo
9ania Sail, pil UNDER tit 8eipg fer
ogioa fomme til ct: Saul. San bill
optre6e paa S6eon Sail 6re6og Mf-
ten Sen 6. gtobember. Set er en-
Man6, iom Oct NOT er per6 at bpre.
San er en- 6pgtig Sorfatter, melt at
Smaqbiitorier, ifrebne paa norif
2on6smaal, men ban bar berbos ct
Salient iom 6ort9ller, ser. ct npiten
eneitaoen6e;; Ser ipru6ler ct 2nne og
&umer no af bans u&ifitorier" iom
bioner ON ct fort &opeo og en- / aIle
&enieenoer FUND og ifarp .SpfatteIie.
0g1aa Danffe fan babe megen @le=
0e al at Dpre DQ1m.
Gn ibrgelis 11lpffe ban6te ii6Ie
5re6ag paa 8eitiioen> i6et tire imaa
8brn, 2ucp &eogan, @usiel 2pmar
Mnberion og &eGen Mn6erion naber
6eres Seq blep begrapne nnber ct
Sor6ifre6. 8drnene Dor reipeftipe 5,
3 og 4 Mar gamle. ulpffen ben6te
be6 @eft George og 9bio @ts., bpor
8grnene eftbitlbleD iee6e, legen6e /
sanbet. 81 Bgrnene life tom
biem, bleb De efteripgte % togen got
fig til at frabe San6et tilii6e, bpor.
UNDER en- lille Mrm TOM tilipne. Mlle
tie oar 6g6e, og5en at De imao @iger
ffan6teS meb ben6es D11ffe / Mrmen.
Borpl6rene til Mn0erion 8grnene
Tom fra &eb 8ing CONNER, oq
Mrg. @eogan er gnfe, i6et benoeS
Monb fortre Mar ioen bleb orab1
ensSSernbaneliDffe.
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Sbcrman Sptcl poo &jprnet of 4.

og Siblep cts. er b(euen fipbt al
Strpnge Millinerp 60, ser ogter at
opfpre cit ltor lpp-@toges @pgning
poo @ruaoen for oeres @boleiale
6orretnimg. &jpbeiummell bar $72,-
900.
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u@msfabcrcn CT @jemmets 9sreit."

rSnsfabercn CT @jcmmcts &ret."
Gisie Sr0 uotolte 9r. 8op!e, Street,
peO @ouie~of &ope &irfen, / en- &rn=.
bifen pper @jemmets Soeoler 1i61te
Spnoog. Soar Stoten life fon
efsiitere r6en Mlttboritet> bDorle6es
ifal laa 6omilien ser er Stotens
@run0ool6, funne? @aor 6oberen
forlprger lin 6amilie o9 er Zig fit
Mnipor bepioit, er bon 6omiliens
@ope0 og @erre. Sc mtoberne &pin=
oeioeer er 6amilielipets og Silent
NETS &uin. Meo on6re Sro, ri
mao ber10e tilboge til 6orti6ens Soc
aler. Set ct EFT flor 5ieloenbe6, at
Sen Slags 9ggteitober en0er / Gfils<
mis- eretten.
-
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Oct banffc Spitcriamfnno ofbol-
Der Sbeaterforelti(ling meb poafpl=
genoe 8ol &ola Sail 2pr6og Mften
sen 81. Sftober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

&pnfirmatipm:rnb be-
gpnoes al &oitor, Gpcbien 2eroog
Iormiooog ST. 10 Sen Z. Mop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

Smrpen t%ilfienote for1e0en Sohn
@artin en- Sum al $4,000 iom
,SfaoeScr ltat11irg for, at, ban fit cit
Too fiprt al al Ell al Minn. & Sl1=
1ernotiona( Moilmays 2ofpmptiper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

Soiepb &cffermar, oniat peo 9ma-
Dobanens @porififte UNDER @abaiba
81. 8roen, blep li61te 2broag. poo
.figrt laf ct 2ofomotip og 6pOe pao
ct. 2ufe's &oipital Sen famine Mf=
ten. Sen Mf6p6e bar 80 Mar CANT
mel og rgift.
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Soiepb &feiffer, en gtrbejoer paa

Suiepb &feiffer, en- grbej6er paa
Ell Sreparefabrif> bur forlangt Sir
reit al bans &ultru, bpem Fan beifpl>
Ser for at bape 1aget ba,1s iurt for
tjente @parepenge fra bom. &an
.%opbeuareoe fin Sfatl co.~2,00O Dol
lars, | Ell &asie, men ba Fan forle-
Sen tom biem fra Mrbeioe, por life.
aIene Some 90 8prn foripun0ne, men
tillige. &asien me6 &engene. Sun
menes at bore reiit til @nnfiib Safe,
bbor Den0es GorGlbre boer, % I'LL
forlonger Manoen at foo / set mir10=
lte fire &enge u6lepereoe.
Gn fuinoelig Spinblcr, Mrs. @et>
tie Mooms, Ser u0gao Jig for at bore
oppitum % / fattige @oar, i6et BUN
fpregop at baoe ct lille Barn al for
lprge, fom forle6en n1eget l,beloigt
ofite0, i0et FUN b%enberDte fig til Scr.
9utcbins, Sefret9r / &elief Socie:p>
ilit iom Sutton Scbrg0er, Yreli6ent
for 8pens Seifob for 9ppitl1mme,
par. tiliteoe. Scr. 5cbrpoer fon6t
mart uo, at FUN ilet life bar 6ep=
ltam men FIN los ioo. Set bieo
benoe betpoet, at Set beo1te FUN funbe
gibre Dor at ipge fen til ct on6et
&lima, 0a 2uften / ct. Saul inort
pil0e blipe for parm for benoe.
Mciten ct Mfirafcl. Gonro6 Sill
mann, en- o6pitum Sfomoger, ser at
beioer / Sobn 9omieifs 5foforret=
ming paa Sent og l1niperiitp Mbe's,
ifl1l0e for en- Sis 1i0en en- Sag goo
mes / @pen til Ell 2e9e, oo fan les
al cit bol6iom @obe6pine. S 5por=
pognen trof bon 6re6 Miuer, Ell, me-
oicinif Stuoent fra Chicago, iom Fan
fien0te fra at babe logeret / 5tuoen,
tens Stem / @ilmmtfee, fpreno bo,1
be0 en- Mine1lpffe / Gel ten blep opp=
lttm. 6illmom ifrep fin 2i6e(i es=
biitorie poo ct Sort og gap set til
Miiler. 9en1e troe0e fig iitano til
at fltrere 6illmon1L og Set beitemtes,
at 6oripget iftl6a gjpres SEN 10. Of
tober / Mercbaltts &otcl. Mil(er
ifrep til Gbicago efter ct &or Gert=
11er, ltgeiom bom lelp Me6lemmer al
Seniorflosie be0 lniberiitetet. Spe=
rotionen fan0t Steb. @tubenter11e
ifar bans Strube oaben og borttog
Ell Del 1tprfnet 8lo6. Set enc Gre
fanoteS at bore p0elogt, men beo
@jelp al en- funltig 9rebin6e / Set
anoet fnnoe 6tllman b6re. Stu6en=
terne gap bom set &ao6 fife at for
iege at tale / 3 Gage. 9e urge
sGifulaper blep imi0lerti6 i8Dpn for
at iagttage 8irfnineen at Speratto-
men. Denne lpffeoes f1loitenbig.
Otter 3 Gage operroife6e 6illmonn
Scr. 9omieif meO al ipgrge til fans
@efinoenoe, iom ON ban ol0rig bab>
Sc pGret 0gpltltm.