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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-17
THE STAGE
Dec. 19.-George Sidney, in Busy
Izzy.'
Dec. 2O.-"A True Kentuckian."

Ivy.
Dec. 2O.-"A True Kentuckian."
The Bostonians. for a quarter cen
fury the recognized comic opera or
ganizatio of the country, were ac-
corded a warm welcome by large
audience at the Illinois last evening.
robin Hood was presented, and in
Il highly artistic manner. The solo
and. ensemble singing was excellent,
he principals in particular being in
fine voice. Douglas Ruthven. who APP
peared in the name part, was the hit
Of the performance, having a glorious
tenor. He is young and full of life
and interprets his numbers with an
intelligence and zest that is truly re-
freshing. Henry Clay Barnabee, as
the sheriff of Nottingham. and George
rockingham. as Friar Tuck, roles
they have been essaying for many
years, evinced as much life as those
in the company whose grandfathers
they are cid enough to be. Barnabee,
however, is beginning to show the
weight Of his three-score and ten.
rockingham is over 90, but he is as
young apparently as he was 20 years
ago. w. H. Macdonald. another of
the Bostonian veterans. was absent
from the east, Joseph Ratcliffe taking
his character of Little John. Howard
Chambers. who possesses a deep, rich
basso. was admirable as VIII Scarlet,
and the same might be said of Marie
G. Whiting as Alan-A-Dale. Campbell
Donald as Guy of Osborne. Laura
Oakley as Dame Burden, Blanche Nor
rison as Annabel. and Agnes Brown as
Maid Marian. Then there is the old
time Bostonian chorus, trained to the
finest point, perfect in discipline and
superb in volume. There, too, is the
Olden BoStonian orchestratiCn, for
Barnabee and Macdonald have insist
ed on a rich chorus and a splendid or
chestra.
Clara Lipman, the actress. has
brought suit against Weber d Fields
for S6O.750. alleging the violation of a
contract entered into by her and the
music hall proprietors Feb. 16. Miss
Lipman says she has suffered to that
extent because Weber q Fields did not
organize a company to star her, as
they agreed. Emanuel Friend repre-
sents the comedians and Howe g.,
Hummel the actress. Speaking for
Weber q Fields, Attorney Friend said:
Weber q Fields complied in every re-
spcct with the terms of the contract.
1t having been found impossible to get
bookings for a company, they do not
owe Miss Lipman anything. More
than that, they deny she is a star.
When the proper time comes my eli
ents will organize a company and
place Miss Lipman at its head. Then
she will become a star
Lovers of good clean musical farce
will have an inning at the Illinois
Saturday evening when George Sid
neg and his clever company will he
seen in the second edition of BUSY
Ivy which proved a fit last year.
That this style of offering is popular
with the masses Of the present day
theatregOers there can be no doubt.
Almost devoid of rhyme, reason or
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24
CHARLES B. DWIGHT GOES
OUT UNDER. A BIG CLOUD

One more man in the office of the Superintendent Public Works
has gone wrong least he has enough wrong lose his
JOB Road Supervisor Charles Dwight called by Supern
tenden Cooper yesterday hand his
of certain charges of devious methods connection with
roads and at complied with the demand fact well known
all who with the Territory
ton OF several road funds has been such that belonging
government have been compelled stand idle eating their heads
because there the funds going The
matter has been discussed openly the Legislature Nevertheless
charged that Dwight did keep his idle The charge
the contrary that he kept his work. drawing pay
their services from the Territorial the very time that the
doing nothing because
the funds This has been Owners of about
town have about the complaining of the action of Dwight
employing his while theirs
plum But there than that for the tale goes
belonging Senator of the Territory have also been hired by Dwight
and paid for out of the public funds
Superintendent Cooper asked whether Mr.
Dwight had been named He replied that he had in mind
to be appointed to THE He also stated that he did
contemplate making further changes the Road Super
vors department. and other designations had been
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24
hIGHWAYMEN IN LOS ANGELES.

LOS ANGELES Mar. 2A street held up here by
hghwaymen In fight which passenger
two wounded A highwayman fatally shot
CLEVELAND o. Mar. ala fierce fight took here today
between union and bdgework the of which six
badly hurt
PORTLAND Mar 2IBrgader General Frederick Funston has
been appointed to the command of the Department of the Columbia
DETROIT, Mar John Mitchell satisfied with
the Coal Commission and considers victory for the
OLYMPIA, WASH Mar 2I.-The Governor has vetoed the bill
granting state bounty of pound on beet
CARACAS, Mar Alt doubtful that the Venezuelan Con-
gress will accept the resignation of President Castro
PHILADELPHIA Mar 2I-A tug and colided here
today and five of the of the drowned
NEW YORK Mar 2I-Andew Carnegie today paid in the
sum of $72, 500 assessment of 81 100000,
HAVANA, Mar 2-1he Cuban Senate been called
session to raty the reciprocity treaty
CARACAS Venezuela March 2-Pesdent Castro has resigned
the presidency of Venezuela.
MANILA P L. March 2ISeriou disturbances reported
in Jolo naval and army demonstration is possible
MEMPHIS March 2-The Mississippi falling additional
breaks have the Government asked
behalf of the sufferers by the floods.
Wages of miners increased per cent. ~ IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24
DECISION IN
MAY TAX CASE

Henry May & Co., Ltd. who appealed
from the decision of the tax appeal
court, First Taxation Division, can pay
the amount based upon their return of
property to the assessor, based on the
valuation of their property of 100000.
The opinion. written by Justice Gal :.
braith, gives a detailed account of the
corporation. The opinion says:
1T appears that the assessor, in the
use Of the information within his reach
When the tax payer files a return or
its property for taxation purposes and
the assessor increases the amount
thereof, or changes the character there
of so that It Is subject to a greater
taxation. the right to an appeal is given
ignored the return made by the tax
payer; that he ascertained from the
Territorial Treasurer that this corpor-
alton had not made the annual return
or exhibit required by the corporation
statute. From this informa-
ton, the assessment was placed at
$4,000, the par value of its entire cap
ital stock"
The syllabus is as follows.
by section S75 civil laws. although the
return may not be technically correct.
On the evidence in the record. the val
uation Of the property given in the re-
turn is approved"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24

COMMERCIAL NEWS
EDWARD N. BOYD.


activity being talk
mind
act making possible for
bill
proposed does primarily accomplish the object Brown BILL
the taking of the issued Claims
feeling that the
by the submitted
bill, shall *
consequently much opposition The fact that the necessity for
eating where banks
increased opportunity the banks for under they act vendors of
handle
The
DIRECTORS
to the widening aims of the trust companies - . , 49,,
the introduced well keeping their deposit
by the foreign Some n may to th nor several
The visit of NJ Cooke the mainland is expected to bring head
larger issue The majority the bond holders here have gned their
holders securities without doubt will
their consent to the exchange m m . - , . - . 49,
Te Of ths homd at n th u seems e that if hs bids
at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24

RHEUMATIC PAINS will soon wear
out the strongest constitution, II relief
Is possible, Chamberlain's Pain Balm
Will afford 1t. This linlment has been a
boon TO thousands OF sufferers. One APP
plication gives relief. Try 1t. All deal
ers and druggists sell 1t, Benson. Smith
e. Co. Ltd, agents for Hawaii Terri
tory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24
HanDlIl Bremen Fire insurance &

The undersigned having been A.
pointed agents Of the above COMPANY
are prepared to insure risks agains,
fire on Stone and Brick Buildings and
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. Fpr Particular
apply at the office Of
r. A. SC1IAEFER q CO.. Agts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24

The Claudine's cargo from Maui
ports Sunday morning consisted of
1919 bags of sugar. 1865 bags of paiai,
eighty-one bags of taro. thirty-three
bags of bottles. fifty-nine hogs, and
seventy-one packages OF sundries.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24

The purser of the Inter-Island
steamer w. G. Hall reports sugar on
the island of Kauai as follows: M.
A. X. 1900 bags. G. & r. 2660, Nc
Bryde 24.020. X. p. 900. H. NJ. 1920,
G. F, 4125. Nick. s. Co. 5s,4O0. X. 8.
Co. 400.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24
German Lloyd Marine lnsur'es c.
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance c.
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established a general agency here, and
the undersigned, general agents, ara
authorized to take risks against the
dangers Of the sea at the most reason.
able rates and on the most favorab:-
terms.
F. A. sCHAEFER & CO..
General Agenta
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24

The steamer, Nebraskan. OF the Ha-
waiian American steamship line.
reached San Francisco Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24
SHARE MARKET QUIET.

The share market though slight depression noted in
s312, striking
had
at in
Al
and of
Y the r.
L.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24
REAL ESTATE.


l.
number
in the the finish the building has not been
the will be the home the Odd
s7x4o s7x2s There will be well kitchen with
Destruction of old the Kerr and Robinson blocks
the the buildings
will the prette buildings
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24
General insurance Co. for Sea
River and Land Transport
Of Dresden.

Having established an agency at 10
noiulu and the Hawaiian Islands. the
undersigned general agents are author
ized to take risks against the dangers
of the sea at the most reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Agents Tor the Hawaiian Islanda.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-24
The Bank Of Hawaii
LIMITED.


Incorporated Under the Laws of the
Republic of Hawaii
CAPITAL ................... $0OO,VVS.W
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Chas M. Cooke .............. President
p. c. Jones .......... Vice President
y. II. COOKE .................... CaSnleI
F. G. Atherton Assistant Cashier
Direct Jrs-Henry Waterhouse, Tom
May, F. w. Macfarlane, e. D. Tenney.
]. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accounts Of Firms, Cor
porations, Trusts, individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend to al
business connected with banking en-.
trusted to It. Sell and Purchase For
eign Exchange, Issue Letters Of Credit
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Deposits received
Ind interest allowed in accordance with
Jules and conditions printed in pass
ooks, copies Of which may be had on
pplication.
Judd Building. Fort Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

Mormanna 2eieforentng afboloer
2proog Mften Sen 10. Sftober gn.
tertainmleat % Sal paa Saia 9all,
254 6. Sepentb ct.
Sniff 8pcns Sfpler? Central
8u,1b, en- berprrenoe tplf 6orentng,
pil gjpre ct mt 6orlpg poa at faa
.Splf inofprt ipm ct 2Grefag / 8pens
pffe,1tlige Sfoler.
@mpcrnpr &an Stunt far offenltg
erfleret, at Ian life er &an0i0at for
Gmbeoet JONI Sorbunosl enator, og at
fan nil ltptte Senator Moies 6.
Glapp's &on6i6atur.
Micbael Gbriitpffcricn, font for ct
&or Tiger 1iben blao arrelteret for at
bope lpber bort meo S. 8. Smitbs
@ultru al @ornespilla, blep igoor
lat poo fri 500 / &olitiretten. So
u%e0pi0ner1e mos bor1 nor for pnl1n>
ne.
Mit:nifulc / Glepelano. Maoilort,
@unbpl0t % Mpnrpe Sfplerne be-
Qpuoer Ben II. Sftober. Sill sc lGb=
ponlige Sag pil Ser / Mur bluoe fpiet
Sbprtbono og Sppemriting. Mften=
ifoIen pil hline bolot 3 Mfte1er ON
llgen fra 7-9H.
&plgatba MentgbcScns MTG Strife,
1876 Sbon1as st., Scr ollereOe bn1
nuret / @rltg / 2 Maone0er, bil Bill
ne fnrn1elt il1bpiet Sp1Oag gftermio.
0u4 Sen 10. Sftpher ST. 3. Or,
@pple, =E[rrl ten i @n>,la Of @ppe Sir
fe. nil bolbe neutrality-suspicious..
Gn 9mel mco &epplpcrc blep ub.
fun1pet iiblt Sonoag Morgen pao
Selt Z. 81 &c &nmper1Oe bar SCI
bert Mofepeoce % Me9eren George
@epe1ne. sc fpm / Stri6 poo Ga.
Sen og brrnbte lbs. Sent Sfu1
blep offpret, n1er ingen fom tilifaoe.
sfa1 @cgcren eaa? Sper 0ettt
Gmne bolbt 3r. Smilb. Hrn1t peS
Geop(es Gburch, liOltc Spn0og ell
ErpOifell lpm formobentlig bill beef
fe oolfillia Spligt bele 9anoet ooer.
81. Smitb hGnber / iin Sale, at 0er
iorte Mono bill gao iii @rl1n6e, bpiS
life Sen bnibe Mon0 fommer bom til
6jGlp. ut Megerer1 blep belagtle
/ 1,il16i frpnfet Sternr1eret onler
&rnlten for ct al Sc itGrlte 6ejlgreb,
bort 2on0 far hegaoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25
8nbstieneitcr / ct. GonI.

Sen banif=murife @olgatba &irfe,196
S6omos 5t., nnr Como 9lDe.
@11oStieneite bber @6n6ag Tor=
.mio6og 81. 1917. @en6ogSfole
&. 1910. l1ng6omsme6e ST..
6H. Mftentieneite &l. H.. 9p-
bpggeliesmg6e 0ns6ag Mften @l.
s. Mnereas 6. Epcbien, @rnIt,
914 &on6o cit.
BrgI item treffes / @irfens @tu0e.
reperelie bber Sormt66ag fra ser.
1912 og bber Mften fra &l. 81
~.
9anif ebang.=lttb. 81. @tepbans
Strife, @i6rnet al Orleans og @tt,,
pens @treet. @u6stieneite FIBER
@dn6ag Gormi66ag SCI. II. @gn>
1agsifole @. 9. S. Sc. Mn6erien,
STREET.. 8opeI: 118 Sing ct.
9en norif=banffc &aptiitfirfc, &igr.
met al Milforb og @oobbribge @ts.
@uoStieneite boer @bn6ag &l
1917 6orm. og ~ Mften. &l.
81 l~1ngbomSmgbe: Gorsoag Mf.
ten &l. 8 8dnnemp6e Sen norif,
6onife 8~aptiitmenigbe6s ling
oomsforening me6er / lit 2ofale
bber Sdn6ag 81. $50 gfterm. 81.
Milfor6 og @oo6bribge ct. @ang
og Muiif al Il. S. @mgfor. Mlle
@fan6tnaber bj9rtelig. belfommea
&or Trelicrs @orff 2ntberife See
ntgbeb. @u6stieneite bber @6n'
bog Gorm. 81. 1870 og @ften &1.
7.30 / &apellet poa 9ole st., ner
@berburne Mbe. @gn6ogsfole
81. 12-1. MIe @fan6inoper
bierte1ig belfomne. &eo. g. 8.
2mnrbammer, 1872 @berburae
Mpe.
Gmammels @urf 2ntberife Meni9bcb
@auges @pmobe) bolber @ubstie.
neite bber @bn6ag Sormi06og &l.
1917 og @bn6ag Mften @. ~ /
&irfen poa &igrnet al Canada %
IA. @treets. @6n6ags1fole fra
@. 12t1 l.. @a1tor Str. .. Bro
bo1pg, 298 @illiams 81. Mlle er
beltom1e til @u6stieneiterne og
+. @gn6agsffolen.
SDnpbens norif Ell. lutb. Menigbeb,
81. af Canada og 10. Cts, boloer
@uostieneite bber @pn6ag Sorm.
SCI. 1917 og Mften &l. IT,. @6n>
6~agsifolen mgber SCI. 9 8orm.
S @apellet poo &idrnet of &eane)
og Carl Sts., er ser @6n6agsifole
bber @e1n6og @ftermi61ag @. 3
og @u6atieneite &l. ~ Mften.
S @apellef poo &igrnet al ct. &l.
bans og Sberburne @ts., er ser
Sbn6agsifole bber Sbn6ag @fter'
mi66ag SCI. 3 og @u6stiene1te M.
TX Mften. Mbomas @ilsion, go
flor, Cor. Satller & marion cts.
9en morif=bamife Metbobiitfirfe, 81
al 8roa6mop & 10. ct. @a&6s'
tienefte Sorm. SCI. 1890, Sitter
7.45. hinge 6olfs @pmortb 2tgu
@gnbog Mften @I. GAS og literer:
Md6e 2. og 4. Eirs6ag | Maaneoen
8gnnemg6e boer 0ns6ag Sitter
&I. s. S. 81. SSafobien. &aitor
l.. 289 13. Street.
s~refolbigbebs 11orffe eo. l1ttf. Mettg
FEB nf Sen Boreneoe Strife. CUBS
tie1teite @gn6ng Sormio6ag 81
1917 og Mften &l. ~. S6nbogs
.ffole SCI. 10 til / i 2ofalm put
&ibrnet af @berb11rn Ct. % 6ar
ri11gfon Mben11e.
SO: SpterIies 8raH, 4O7 @barle'
81, tfsst
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25


Gn Tiif fauscr Tiifercn. Otto
Scopinifp, II Nar galnmel la6 flo
ite Spnoag mes lin Mebein9re ne6e
be0 6lo6en pe0 6oben al @beitmlt
ct. San merfebe, at noget bab6e
bi0t paa, nJ %fornpjet bale6e ban al
ale &rei ter; men plu0leligt gab set
ct &pf / Sn9ren, ioa Sen lille Sitter
gift bope6fuls / &an6et. st Har
Man6 ile6e til og fit bam frnffet
op, og Set bite Jig MI, at en- 4 SOB
lang Gatfilb bap6e ilngt &rogen.
Jiifen pejeoe 80 Bun6.
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St. Paul.
u. G.. Gydien,
Sofalreoaftor.
z. 10. martboe,
Manager.

Torretningsf0reren trdFes baglig
paa 8laoets &pntpr, 46 ltnion Blod,
me1lem l2-1 pg Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

9pmmer 2etpis bar beorbret ST.
tieeierne / SEN fallerebe @ermQnia
8onf at u6re6e 100 Hrocent at fine
Mftiers paalD6en6e 8er6i. 8anfens
Mftiefapital bar 100000, og &re-
oitorerne, iom babbe omtrent Bette
8elpb tilgo6e, bar btotil facet fig 110.
betalt $132>207. @oafremt noger
Mftteeier unbla6er at betole, bill Ser
b1ibe mlagt Gag imob bar1.
&rominent @anb bpb. @6mar6
S. &oh9ion, &reii6ent of Security
Sruit 60. og en- al Citizens 8ionee-
rer, 6p6e iiote Manbog / tit Stem,
518 9apton Mpe, 60 Mar gammel.
Mr. @o6gion, ser / Sc it6l tie 6 Maa.
ne6er bar beret ipgeltg, unoerfoiteoe
fig en- 0perotion / ct. .Soiepbs So
ipitol, ser babbe De6en til 6elge.
Den Mf6g6e tom til Minnelota iom
9reng, itu6ere0e pe6 @oml1ne Uni.
b%erittet og 6eltog / 8orgerfrigen. S
1890 blep ban palgt til @relioent at
electromagnetic. &on bar ct frem.
itaaen6e Me6lem al Commercial
Gl11b og i fin Sis &reiioent for
CHAMBER Of Commerce. Scr. &ohg<
ion efterlaoer &uitru og 2 9etre.
&nnbrebaarig &rnit bpb. @ep.
Sobn @raplep, 103 Mar og nj Moo<
re6er gammel. 6a6e forle0en al Ml-
6er6oms ipagbe0 / fin spigerootters
Stem. Scr. GrapleD bar iom ip0=
banlig ti0ligt oppe og jas I &effe=
net, me0ens Sbigerbotteren lopeoe
Trofolt t. 2i0t ienere flogeoe fan
ober Sl0ebef1n0en0e og gift ms / iii
@grelie og lag6e fig. San lto0 0og
op igjen men ionf ianmen og 6poe.
Sen Mf6ebe betje11te / fin Sis Jon
%rrlt lntberife Menigbe6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

Sperifnbbet fra Stote 6oir bill BIZ
'e / Smagnen at $71,O00. Betty
bol6t Girs6ogs ct Mb6e poo
Sairgrun6en og berte @apporter fra
'e forifiellige Mfoelinger. Ser ffol
Jibres en- Meng6e Sorbeoringer paa
ug @runb inben neite
fulfilling.
Tanbet bbb / @bniebniet. Sen 4
.lar gamle @en al Mr. og Mrs.
sgan ! Metpport, fan61es ii61te Girs.
'ag hrebt / Ssniebuiet. Sen 2iIle
jar formooentIig iegt efter 9gg og en-
&lanfe er fal6en paa &alien al
jam og tbalt bom.
hinge @enbs friitelise Screening
/ 6enne E16 @laner til sSn6.
iamling al Mi6ler for Opfgrelie al
III ttosmGsiig 8pgning. Sen poo
8pgning oil folte omfring
300,0001 og man pe11ter at bape lif=
ret Jig 6enne Gum / 2gbet al @inte=
ren; $4,000 ct atIereoe lubfribe<
ret.
Oct 1tpe Sort snclling. Eilbuo
poo Spfdrelie al npe @pgninger paa
Sort @nelling bleo cabinet ii6ite ltge.
Gen lamle0e @efoitni11g pi1 / @enbol6
til Sc lape1te 8ub blipe $193, $685..
ale Sc lapelte @n0 bar fra
Spgnre1tre ct. Saul. @pis 9fe<
gjeringen fife finder 8u6ene for
5aje, bi( Mrbej6et bIine poobegpn6t /
Sc nGrmel tie 9ng.
2pbife &ronobcitc* Gon1ue( &e=
Stiff poo 5lrtfningsopporo=
let geo. Is poa &eltii0en. benligger /
tit Stem 0pgtig forllaoet lom Telge
at at &eitene for en- al 8%ranopnie<
nets &ogne Fan fjprte meb blao ban=
&c for cit M1tomobil % ipra1rg imo0
en- Stolpe poo l~lniperlitD Mpe: Gn
al @eltene blep / SEN @ra6 BEL fo6iget
at Sen moatte ifDbes.
Cole Opnnger arreiterct. Sen
omtalte gr=8mn6it Cole Oo1tn-
ger, iom blep benao0et for ct &ar
Mnr 1ioen. {: blepen orrel teret for at
bape begoaet l1nberlleb for $4,000.
puoltaar fin ~nifpl0igbe0 %
tiger, at @elfpl0ningen CT fo11f fra
Gn6e til anben. Ool1ngers 2lbS>
1traf / Stillmater blep eftergiDet bam
pao ben 8etingelie, at ban moatte
life fremtruoe offentligt for at fore
bite Jig lclp' og at Fan al6rtg mootte
oen6e tii5ogc til Minneip to.
Mr. 81. 6. Gpbb, sen befien6te &c.
misitonsbonoler / ct. Saul, bar u6=
ienot Me66elelie ON. at Sen @epara-
tor, fom ban bortlo66e6e be6 @tate
6atr til 6armere, iom regiitrere6e
6eres Mabn oe6 Bans fulfilling, er
tiIfaI6et Mr. Tbpmns @robom,
Minn. Meiertfomisier
%. g. Mc@onneI1 n6fgrte Eref-
al o~e0fommen6e M11mer, og Scr.
81. SO. Srom, observation-disclosures
Superintendent, bar til1te6e beb
Trefningen for at garontere 'ot
alt git FORFEIT til. Def bel6ige Sat-
mer bar 1772.
Mere &uliti. 8eboerne al femte
@ar0 benoen6te fig forleoen til
S'@onner mes 8pn ONT at ser
moatte blipe ct bebre @olitittlipn /
6eres @ar6. Mabolaget afgiber en-
bel Del 86rler Ser gier set neiten
for &binoer at fer6es olene
ON Mftenen. Ser er fun EN- &olitt-
til @trefningen fra Seben
Corners til E1scaroro Mbe. 1911.
lerne er f1l6itan6ig &erre ODER @i-
tl1attonen iooinarf Mgrfet fal6er
poo, Sc %foritprrer @1tbgtiene Iterne i
De proteitantiife @irfer og flnar @tr.
ouer titpffer, fditer @ten oib.
Sar fDrlabt sper. 6. 81. Sones,
,bbis Mabn figurerte en- bel Del /
ben iaafalbte Some Cooperative Ms<
fociations maget Iabenoe 8efienot.
gigrelier, for plu6feligt forla6t ct.
Saul, og bans Mfferer er opergibet i
&ettens &en6er. Com befien6t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

9renee p9 sfpbebaaben. Sen 16
Mar gamle @enrD &a6al paa @till<
mater &oo6 bor n6e at ffDoe Sugle.
San ramte en-, og tire andre 9renge
fom fen for at ie paa 8pttet. Sen
enc bar / &oan6en en- % &aliber &e>
bolber, Ser gift al ,og ramte &abal /
bejre 2unge. 9rengene bleo bange
pg Ieb beres Sci, men &abal bon6e
&r9fter til at gaa nber til Stillmater
:Sporpognl1nie. @ognen itanoiebe,
1o Motormanben iaa Sen bl96enbe
Dreng, og man bialp bm til en
Doftor, ser notog &r1glen, og &a6al
er mi n6enfor al Gare.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

11nge Mnmbs friitelise Screening
logger / 6enne STD &laner til Sn6-
iamling al @i6ler for Opfdrelie al
Ell tiosmeSlig 8pgning. Sen poo
tenfte 8pgning oil foite omfring
100000 og man pe11ter at bope 1if=
ret Zig 6enne Gum / 2gbet al Sinte=
rem; $4,000 er aiIere6e iub1fribe=
ret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

9Dgtig &anpnifptte. $500 &rigs.
tibet ,Sn6tona" bar 6er. / BEN iene-
re Ei6 peret rbfert en6el @fp6e-
gbelier mes s Sommers &anoner, og
6e opnoae6e &einltater Dor 6e beo>
ite, iom en6nu fien6es for &anoner
at 6enne Sppe. Sen bpgttgite @fpt-
te bar en- ung Manb Der fra 8per
be6 Mabn. &enrD @ar6 Sratnor,
iom git inb / Marinen 1901. Son
giort 4 8letlfu6 / @Rffefelge / en-
tNlet, Ser finn bar Is Gommer |
SbRrmaal, % poo en Mfhtar6 al
1,40O til 1,6O0 Oar6s; % Gi6en fol
bisfe 4 Ereffere Dor fnn 2 Minl1ttel
16 5efnnber. Erninor CT tim &c
Mor gammel % bar bele TT 2ib boe.
Der ! BDen iI BON cit i1b ! Morinen
Sa11 er Ell Sgn al gogtn1aro bei
Sc. 4. sSsa1nes rninor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25
Oct 1tne Sort Gnclliuo. Eilbr

Oct npe Sort snclline. Gilbuo
poa Spferelie al npe @pgninger paa
Sort @nelling bleo cabinet ii6lte ltge.
Sen iamle0e 9efo1tning pil I @enbol6
til Sc lopelte 8ub blipe $193, $685..
Smtrel1t ale Sc labelte @r6 bar fra
8pgme1tre ct. Saul. @pis 9te<
gjeringen fife finder 8l16ene for
bdje, bil Mrbej6et bItbe poabegpn6t /
Sc nGrmelte 9ng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25
2pbifc &ronb1citc.

Hpbife Tron6bcltc. SomMel Ye=
got5fp> Stiff poo 5[l1fningsoppora=
let geo. Is poo &eltii6en. benligger /
tit @iem 0pgtig forilaaet lom S9lge
AT at @e1tene for en- al 8ronopnl e<
nets &ogne fan fjprte meb blao bor<
&c for Ell 9lutomobil og iprong in1o6
en- Stolpe poo ltniperlitp Mpe: On
al @elte11e blep / SEN @ro6 beifo6iget
at Sen mootte ifDbes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25
6mnbet bpb / 6bniehuiet.

Tnnbet bpb / @bniebniet. Sen 4
Mor gamle Sgn al Mr. og Mrs.
Cyan | Netpport, fan61es ii6ite Eirs.
bag 6r9bt / @gniebuiet. Sen 2iIle
bar f%ormooentlig iegt efter 9@g og en-
tung &lonfe er fal6en poa &olien of
bam og tbalt Bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-25

Sberifnbbet fra State 6air bill BIZ
be Smagnen al $71,O00. Betty
relien. bol0t / Girs6ogs ct Mbbe poa
6airgrun6en og iberte @apporter fra
Sc forifie1lige Mf6elinger. Ser itol
gibres en- Meng6e SorbeSringer paa
8pgntnger og @runb in6en nelte
l16itilling.