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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
POLICE WANTED
COSTELLO BEFORE
AssaiIant of Sadit Mike Is Held on
More Serious Charge.

John Costello, arrested Wednesday
for assaulting Sadit Mike. a bootblack,
has been held by the police on a charge
of assaulting George Hope, clerk of the
Sherman hotel, who was brutalIy beat
en- by two men Sunday night at the
corner of East Seventh and Willius
streets.
Edward Dawson was arrested by the
police charged with being the second
man of the pair that assaulted Mr.
Hope. Dawson was picked up on Sew.
enth. street by Patrolman Tom Calvin.
Costello and Dawson were arraigned
in police court before Judge Hine yes
terday and had their cases continued
till next Tuesday. Costello was also
arraigned on charge of assaulting
the bootblack, but the hearing was
postponed until the lad shall be able to
leave the hospital.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
j. B. TARBOXs CRITICALLY
Ill AT HOSPITAL
Well Known Citizen of st. Paul Is suf-
fering With Heart Disease.

J. B. Tarbox, an old and well known
resident of st. Paul. and one Of the
pioneer jobberss of the city, is lying
critically i'll at the city hospital, where
he occupies a private room. He is suf-
fering from heart disease, and his ply
stefan said last night that his recovery
would be a miracle.
Mr. Tarbex has been suffering from
heart disease during the past six
months but his condition did not be-
come serious -tiH-three weeks ago. when
he was taken to the city hospital as a
private patient.
Mr.. Tarbnx was. for many years a
member of the f5rm of Tarbox, Schliek
& Co, shoe nlan4facturers, from which
he retired Recently.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
REPORT SUBSCRIPTIONS
AMOUNTING TO $145
Work of Raising Funds for Army Of
Philippines Convention Begins.


The Commercial club committee
charged with raising $4,000 for the en-
tertainment of the national encamp-
ment of the Army of the Philippines,
reported yesterday a total of S145 for
the first days work. The subcommit-
tees have barely started their work
and expect to have the fund complete
within the week. The subscriptions re-
ported yesterday were:
First National bank, $50; F. G. War
ner, $40; D. F. Reese, $40; Ambrose
Tighe, $40; Oscar Claussen, E. M. and
H. F. Ware, S. P. Childs, c. E. Hind
strom, F. P. Sandrum, st. Paul Book
and Stationery company, DR.. Rudolph
Schiffmann, Great Northern Land and
Stock company, N. H. Clapp, Guy L.
Caldwell. NJ. J. Wiley, James Kassen,
Cathcart & Co., S. each.
The committee will meet daily at 10
a. m. until its work is completed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
CAPT. THAYER WINS In
CAVALRY COMPETITION
Scores as Whole Are Exceptionally
High on Fort keogh Range.

Capt Arthur Thayer, commissary of
the Third cavalry, is again the winner
of the cavalry competition on the Fort
Keogh range. which closed day before
yesterday.
Capt. Thayers aggregate for the two
days shoot, including slow and rapid
fire and skirmish runs, was 487. First
Sergeant c. Z. Hurlburt, Troop M, Sec
ond cavalry, is second, with an aggre-
gate of 473, and First Lieutenant Will
lis V. Morris, of the Sixth cavalry, is
third, with an aggregate of 470
There were eighteen competitors, and
while the highest score is slightly low
er than last years record, the scores as
whole are exceptionally high, the
lowest being BIT.
The preliminaries in the pistol COM
petition commence today. The range is
in charge of Maj. III. z. Wilder.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
NORTHERN PACIFIC
GETS SO, 900 ACRES
State Conveys Land. Title to Which
Was Earned Thirty-six Years AGO.


BY virtue Of the completion of its
line from Watab to Brainerd, the old
St Paul & Pacific Railroad company
earned title to $4,000 acres of land in
Crow Wing. Morrison and Todd coun-
ties; but it was not until yesterday
that conveyance of the land on the
part Of the state was executed nv
State Auditor Iverson. The deed was
made to the Northern Pacific road, as
successor to the old ST. Paul & Pa
eific.
The line Of railroad. was completed in
1877. and the railroad company long
ago entered into occupancy of the
property. but action on the part of the
government has been deferred and de-
iayed from time to time.
A deed to the Great Northern, con-
yeylng l,706 acres along its main line.
was also executed yesterday by the
state auditor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
DONAH)WER DEFINES
POWERS OF CORONER
Settles Dispute Between At.
torney and Coroner of
Aitkin County.

z. H. KrelwitZ, county attorney of
Aitkin, has submitted to the state legal
department several question which
plainly indicate differences. of some
sort between that officer and the cor
oner's office of the county.
For enc thing, he wishes to know if,
in case an inquest is held without no.
tice being given to the county attor-
ney-as required by ehaper 81 Of the
Laws of 1901-fees may be lawfully
paid to the coroner for the services
thus rendered.
In an opinion covering the entire Sc
ries of Mr.. Krelwitz's interrogations,
Assistant Attorney General Dora
hover replies to the question that in
his judgment. such an inquest would
not be legal. but a coroner may not be
deprived of his compensation, except
when he holds an inquest in a case
where the facts and circumstances
surrounding the death clearly and I'M
rnistakably indicate that death was
not due to violence.
Mr.. Krelwitz also wants to know If
the acts of deputy coroner, appointed
under the provisions of the general
statutes, are valid in case he has not
Qualified, as required by law, ana on
that point Mr.. Donahower takes the
view that the deputy coroner, duly APP
pointed, who accepts the office and en-
ters into discharge of it's duties, is a
de facto officer, and his acts are enti-
tied to be treated as valid until deter
mined otherwise.
Mr.. Krelwitz asks also if a practic-
ing physician who is called in to attend
an inquest which is not being conduct
ed in accordance with the requirements
of law-the error being that of the
coroner or deputy coroner-is entitled
to his per diem and mileage. Mr.
Donahower believes that he is, and in
so deciding he says:
"The law allows to physicians called
by the coroner to make any profess
sional examination, or post-mortem,
Sc per day and 10 cents per mile for
actual distance Travelled. 1 do not un-
derstand that the law imposes upon
such physician the duty of determin-
ing, before he renders the service,
whether the coroner or deputy has
compiled with the law in ali regards,
or whether the facts and eircum-
stances surrounding the death are such
as reasonably to indicate that the same
was due to violence or casualty"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
PRESTON'S BONDSMEN
TO MEET AT CITY HALL
Board of Public Works Will Confer
With Them Regarding Contracts.

The board of public works has called
a meeting for today of the bondsmen
of w. r. Preston, the contractor, for
the purpose of seeing what can be done
regarding the contracts which Preston
held prior TO his failure.
Preston held four city sewer con-
tracts, all of which were under way
when bankruptcy proceedings were
brought against him. The property own
ers along the1ine Of these four improve
ments are clamoring for their compile
tion and the board wants to see if work
cannot be started on them again.
The city is amply protected in the
matter, but it may be months before
the work is completed. Thomas Nam
ming, Preston's receiver, has been ask
ed TO attend the meeting, and also
Preston.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14

Lady Maccabees to Give Excursion
lady Maccabees. Unite Hive No. 49, will
give a moonlight excursion this evening
on the steamer j. J. Hill and barge. Inc
Maccabee orchestra will furnish music.
The boat will leave the foot OF Jackson
street at p. m.
VIII open Bids for School Supplies
= Bids for miscellaneous school supplies VIII
be opened today at the once OF tne
MAYOR by the purchasing committee. wnlch
consists of the president of the school
hoard. city treasurer. mayor and president
of the common council.
Oatmeal Cocoa Company Organizes
Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state by the following
Oatmeal Cocoa company, Minneapolis
capital stock, $4,000; incorporators,
Frank ]. Kost, C. NJ. Kest and Henry
j. Kost. all of Minneapolis.
sons Bond to Keep the Pesce-Frank
Brown. arrested Monday night for assault
ing John Schwallenbeck, whom he visit
ed to collect a bill, signed bond to keep
The peace in police court yesterday. Hen
ry Hilbert, arrested with Brown for in
terfering with the officer placing his
friend under arrest, was discharged.
%
Rides Over PoIiceman's Toes-D. Sey-
mour, a bricklayer was arrested yester-
day by Patrolman Gavin, charged with
reckless driving. Seymour, in passing
Gavin, drove over the officers toes, and
the latter promptly placed the man under
arrest Seymour pleaded not guilty IN
court and had his case continued tli
Friday.
Burglar Gets Ninety Days-Michae
Colby. found guilty of entering and rob-
bling the Fisher Paper company's Office
last Sunday, was sent to the workhouse
yesterday by Judge Hine for ninety days
Walter Markie, charged with being &C
,eompliee of Colby, was sent to the state
reform school.
Found Dead in His Bed-John Hansen,
Fl labsrer aged twenty three years, re-
siding at 219 East Water street, was found
dead in his bed yesterday morning Cor
oner A. w. Miller who was called to view
the remains, found that death had re-
suited from tuberculosis of the lungs.
Though Hansen had been i'll for some time
he had not been under the care Of a
physician.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14

deeply felt among his many friends of
st. Paul, including all the old settlers.
They will gather today to pay their
tribute to his memory. The pallbearers
include number of personal friends or
the deceased
The honorary palibearers will be n.
P. ,Langford, J. J. Hill, Claiming Sea-
bury, Philip C. Harris, j. 1. Beaumont.
and Harvey Officer. The active pail
bearers will be Henry Con1in. E. K.
Wedelstaedt, Henry Blakely, N. A.
French, John C. Hill and James Dene-
gre.
Rev. DR.. John Wright, pastor of st.
Paul's Episcopal church, will conduct
the services, and the interment will be
at Oakland cemetery.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
PUBLIC MAY INSPECT
NEW CONTAGIOUS WARD
Annex to City Hospital VIII Be
Thrown Open to Visitors.

For three afternoons. beginning to-
day, the public and city officials will
have an opportunity to see what the
new contagious ward, recently erected
in connection with the city hospital,
looks like.
[ Members of the board and hospital
staff will be in attendance and every
courtesy will be shown visitors. The
inspection hours will be from to 5
o'clock each afternoon. Sunday after
noon the patients intended for the new
building will be removed from the old.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
EmbezzIer Is $40 Out.

John Meyer, a former employe of O.
Mathison. fuel dealer at SIS Rice
street pleaded guilty to petty larceny
IN the police court yesterday morning
and was fined $50 by Judge Hine Mey-
ef was arrested on warrant sworn
out by Mathison charging him with
embezzling SO when he had been in
!he employ of Mathison. Mathison al
legged that Meyer had collected bill
OF S1V put refused to return the money,
Ahough frequently requested to do SO.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
REMAINS ARRIVE
FOR BURIAL HERE
Funeral of Col. Carpenter Will Be Held
This Afternoons

The funeral of Col. Cephas w. Car
penter, the pioneer of st. Paul who
died suddenly at Deadwood, S. D., last
Monday morning, will be held this aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock from the resi-
dence OF his widow and daughter, sos
st. Peter street. The remains arrived
in st. Paul yesterday morning.
The death of Col Carpenter was
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
Dies Suddenly at the Fort.

Mrs. Winifsed. o'Connor, of Chicago.
who was visiting relatives at Mime
apolis, died sHddenly Wednesday even
ing at Fort nelling, whittier she had
gone to vieT the parade. The cause
of her collapse was heart disease. Her
body was taken to the home, of her
relatives at Minneapolis, and will be
shipped to- Chicago for i1terment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
Mrs. WILSON'S soothIna SYRUP.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by
DREN WHILE TEETHING, with PER
Feet SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN; CURES WIND collie, and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by Druggists in every part of the World.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinslOws
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
Rusty Nail Penetrates Her Foot.

While walking down Fourth street
yesterday Miss Anna Blom, a stenog-
rapher residing at 26 Leech street.
stepped on rusty nail at the corner Of
Market street. The nail penetrated her
shoe and ran into her right foot. The
tack gave her intense pain, but she
was unable to extract it. A carpenter
employed at shop on Market street
came to her assistance with a pair of
pincherS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
GREENE'S NEW CAFE


The Merchants Lunch, served daily Z
from 11:39 toa. 2:3D. has won many
patrons. and 1t deserves them. The
menu is varied daily, and everything
served is of the best. TRY IT.
Private dining rooms for ladies and
gentlemen upstairs.
Vim. q. Greene, ~ ~. p. Greene,
fFormerly WITH CaTling)
Preprietors, $40 Robert.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14
WORK WORSE THAN JAIL
FOR NOBLE RED MAN
Agent MicheIet Discovers Most Effect
i've Punishment for the Indian.

Simon MieheIet, Indian agent at
White Earth. who was in ST. Paul yes
terday, is confirmed believer in en-
forced manual labor as a preventive
against petty lawlessness.
Mr.. Michelet was for some time after
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14

Jeffries and Corbett fight will be receiv-
ed by special wire through the Western
Union tonight, round by round. also all
preliminarieS, at the Empire theater
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-14

Our Safety Deposit Vaults are the best
Security Trust Company. N. Y. Life Bldg.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-01-01
1908.

40 draga andann. ElnveldlO SpaOl nennl
aldurtila a6 thu arum lianum. Pott
England sampykti sjalfste6i wort, bj6st
pao vic, az YER mundum svelta / hel og
hafoi / huga ao hjalpa oss til pess. Mon
roe-kenningin 1928 matti eli s1Bar fR6ast,
svo HUN frelsa0i oss fra umsatri hins
"Heilaga Sambands". Nj, 1908, er Mon
r~oe-kenningin, ~ar-kenning
stjornfra6innar UNI allan heim-yfrlys-
ing UNI sjalfsteoi heimsalfanna allra.
Sd kenning verour MI ekki frekar TAX
m6rku0 en- sjalf fjallrB6an; pv1 pess
starri, sem sd andi og old er, err hama
ihuga, rcss meir err henni f6lgio. Hun
gildir ems / Aslu sem i Ameriku, OF
Europa vi0urkennir hama MI naudsyn-
lega q peim STAB, sem Canning DAFT hun
fyrst 1 hug.
Ario 1903 voru tvcir mem fremstir
allra %stj6rnenda heimsins: Napoleon,
personugeringur einveldisins, o. Jeffer
son, 1mynd jafnrettis og alPy6ustj6rnar.
Napoleon vildi stofna keisaraveldi, sem
na6i fra Louisiana ytir pvera heimsalfuna
og alt nor6ur til Canada-og pao land
hug0ist ham aftur mundi Wilma Fr0kk-
am til banda. Forsjonin og ras vi6bur6-
anua 6uytti pennan mikla nylendu draum:
og keisarinn seldi pennan nyja helm, og
ham varo partur af ly0veldinu, sem
Napoleon 6skaoi a6 :'einhvern TINA yr6i
pvi vaxio, ao keppa vio England, eff ekki
& landi, pa 4 sj0num." "Ef til will" bmtti
ham vio, "ver6a B%andamenn eftir tv&r
e6a rrjar aldir o%fjarlar Nor0uralfunni."
Nj, arid 1908, h0ldum yer hat1o I mimi
ingu um kaupin a eyoim0rkinni, sem
Observation-Disclosures wort hefur
pegar CERT ao fimtan r1kjum og fylt pau
meo tuttuyu m%ilj6num 1b1a. Hefoi
England reynst Napoleon vioraeanlegra
og hefOi Jefferson ekki veri0 annar Gins
vitringur og ham var, pa hefoi lyoveldi
wort lioi0 undir lok q fyrsta fjor6ungi
aldarinnar. Spursmalio var pa, hvort yer
Bttum aftur a6 samtengjast Englandi:
MI er spursmali6, hvort stofnao skull
allsherjar samband milli engil-saxnesku
pj0obalkanna me0 Bandar1kin fyrir
h0fu6.
Ario 1903 var ekki til g%ufuvagn / helm
mum, og ekkert gufuskip gekk pa MILL
Evr6pu og Ameriku. San Francisco var
pa afskektur hafnarbBr, sem horfoi 1T q
hat, er engir sigldu nema einst0ku afin-
tyramenn' Nj, 1908, hefur gufu0ldin
ekki einungis komi0, heldur er lika
nastum hja lioin, og fer0ahallir heiIsa
MI hvor annari, a mieju hatinu jain
ahyggjulaust ems og gangaudi mepn q
g0tum gamallar borgar. Hafi0 er stor-
kostlegt lyoveldi, SEN stj6rnao err af log
UNI jain gooum og gildum ems og
stjornarskra Bandar1kjanna. K%yrrahafo
er mi0depill Observation-Disclosures, OF q
strOndum bess mynda eyjar OF alrur nv
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-01-01

6ldinni dr6yst pa6 saman og loks urou
prengsli VIDA / borgum. Heimilsl1f for
pverrandi vic pa6 og 1 s~torborgunum
leiddi PAD til siospillingar og andlegs
v%esald6ms. Nj, 1908, er risin ny aida,
sem dreifir aftur dr f6!ksfj0ldanum og
jafnar f6!ki nior UNI bygoirnar. Nytt
aft er komi6 til s%6gunnar. BAD er raj
magni0. Rafmagnio ver6ur MI brdka6
til allra dutninga og fer0alaga, og raj
magns0ldin mum beta pennan brest gufu
aldarinnar.
Hin sl6ustu hundrao arin cinkennast
NEST af gufuva gninum, f%rettabla6inu og
alpy6usk6lanum. V1siingur hinnar nyju
aldar err prjdt1u feta hd sedrusvi0ar sdla
(telefon-st0ngin). Eff raoan var a5ur
silfur og p0gnin gull, pa sannast Pa0 enn
betur 4 pessari old, par sem reoan og
p0gnin veroa eitt og hi0 sama. Raj
magnsvagninn og sveita-telef6ninn benda
a leioina, sem inn liggur til hinnar nyju
aldar, pc ma ske ckki / gegn UNI hama.
Hin si0fer0islegu a0arsl6g benda til, as
Alu dllhehl'd lOIutEluIllS uIyH uHudI
og oskirlitisins mum UNI sleir reka spill
inguna burt If gOtum borganna og 1T 1r
opinberum samkomuh1sum.
Rett i bak vi0 oss or Assuan f0ogar6~
urinn, him fyrsti s1mriti K~yrrahafsins og
jarnbrautin fra Moscow til Kyrrahafsins;
rett fyrir framan oss er skipaskur6urinn
mikli, simritinn fra San Francisco til
Manila, jarnbrautin fra h0foanum til
Cairo, jarnbraut niour ALA hryggjarlengd
Vesturalfunnarog vatnsveitingar um ALA
jOro. RGtt q bak VIC oss cru hin miklu
samt0k ba6i auovalds og %vinnuva)ds; og
rett fran undan oss er samvinna pessara
tveggja alta og friour MILL mamma. Rett
d bak vi0 oss cru fr1ir alryousk0lar og
n@r 6keypis p6%stdutningur; rett fran
undan oss err stjornar-eign & blum al
mennum l1fsnau6synjum. Folk far brad
um a6 ra0a ytir eldsneyti sinu ems og
Pa6 MI r8our ytir %loftinu, sem PAD andar
og vatninu, sem pa6 drekkur. RGtt 8
bak vi0 oss cru verzlunarsamningar og
"opnu dyrnar'' hans Mr.. McKinley's;
ekki langt fran undan oss .er t~oll-laus
sankepni 1 kauptdnum allra pjooa-
fyrirkomulag, sem l@tur pann Pr1fast,
sem hafastur er, en- ekki pann, sem NEST
parf 40 dekra. Rett & bak vic oss er,
e, oileegiug trdaokka-dranbs og elm
strengingskapar; ekki langt fran undan
oss er sameining a%u6leg6ar og kraftar
kristindomsins, sem s6pa mum burt
heg6mlegum hv6tum OF eigingj0rnum
ti]gangi. Imam skams munum yer sja
ameriska kirkju me0 trliArjatningu kar-
leikans til mamma og u%ndirgefni undir
guos l0gmal. < tuttugustu 0ldinni munu
strioin deyja; einveldi6 mun deyja; aokka-
dratturinn mum deyja-en ma6urinn u
lifa. Allir munu eiga eitt og sauna land,
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-01-01

attu.
ARID 1903 haf6i kenning Hugo Grotius
verdi til / two hunoru6 ar, en- ekkert Ut
lit q, as nun fengi vi6ulkenningu /
heiminum. En- MI, 1908, h5fum yer feng-
is alsherjar ger6ard6minn / Hag, sem
dtklja 4 miskllo MILL pjo0anna q sama
hiatt og n6sti r6ttur vor dRmir 1 NAHUM
MILL r1kjanna. Fyrst purfti al komast
a alsherjar pj60asamband-imtlu rjo6ir
bundust samt0kum UNI fribsamlega sam
vinnu, sterkari en- nokkrir frioarsattmal-
ar hafa a6ur verio MILL konungsvelda.
petta alsherjar ger6ardoma-fyrirkomulag
nun ems vissulega eyba 6llum styrj0ld-
UNI ems og alpyousk6larnir og v%erzlunar-
vioskiftin eyddu pralahaldinu. Dom
st6llinn 1 Hag nun vaxa a6 valdi og
ahrifum par til ORD hans ver0a jain at
gerandi ems OF ORD kongressins cru MI 1
Bandari,> junum eoa parliamentisins q
England.
Arid 1908 bait b0ndinn le6ur b6tum um
kne ser, gekk svo a knjanum og sl6 akur
sim meo orti og liza. FINN mem purfti
til a6 sla thu ekra tdn 4 einum degi. Mi,
1908, situr b0ndinn / hasati & velinni,
hestarnir skokka me0 hana kriugum
akurinn og tennur dr stall vinna verkio.
1903 var b0ndinn afskektur 4 bR s1num.
1908 kaupir og selur b6ndinn gegn UNI
%telef6ninn, bindnr vagn sim ATTAIN i raf-
magnslestina og letur ~stj6rnarpj0na /
einkennisbdningi f@ra ser bre1in og BLOC
in daglega helm / hdsi0 slit.
Ario 1903 F6tti sd maour s%t6rauougur,
sem eignir atti uppa $1,000 doll. V0xtur
verkst@oanna dr6 saman auoinn ekki
si0ur en- f6lkio. Au0maourinn :. 1908
reour yfir hundra0 milj6num dol]ara,
kaupir heilar gufuskipa Iinur og fer me6
tuttugu mi|j6nir hestA als pvert yfir alf-
una. o. pratt fyrir pessa samans0fnun
au0leg6anna er Hmm r1ki maour engu
vorri en- ham var a0ur, heldur er MI allur
heimur farinn 40 vi6urkenna, a6 "enginn
litir sjalfum ser og enginn deyr sjalfum
ser". Mr.. Carnegie hefur fBrt pann
~hugSunarhatt / Pessl Oro:'AuOur er ekkl
eign einstaklingsins heldur aim ennings,
en- einstaklinyurinn hefur umrao yir
honum fj0ldanum til gagns." BETA ar,
1902, mun sitja 0ndvegi s6gunnar fyr-
ir pa6 az viourkenna verkamannafel0g-
in og gefa peim sRti samhli0a %au0manna-
fel0g unum.
ARID 1903 var ekki til elm einasti
r1kish&skoli / 0lla l%J0veldinu, og lBr0ra
sk6lar voru einungis atlaoir til ao bda
pilta undir prestsv1gslu og l0gmensku.
Fran til 1885 gatu stdlkur ekki fengio
kenzlu i hArri skolum en- ba%rnssk6lum,
nema pa meo serstakri tilsign. Nj,
1908, keppa stdlkurnar vic piltana ekki
ao ems ]at1nu-sk6lum, heldur vio r1kis-
hask6lana, og yer trdum pv1, ao fyrir
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-08
Popular In Iowa.

Grand View, Iowa, Dec. 29th,--The
most complete satisfaction Is express
ed In this district over results obtain.
cd recently by using Dodd's Kidney
Pills for those complaints resulting
from diseased Kidneys, This satisfac-
ton finds frequent expression in
words. People who have been cured
seem 10 take pleasure In telling Of IT..
Take what Mrs. Lydia Parker says
for example; $780,
II was trouble with Back Ache"
says Mrs. Parker. And all the time
when was STOPPING over q stitch
would take me in the back, and I
could not straighten up for a while.
II sent and got a couple Of boxes OF
Dodd's Kidney Pills and before | had
finished taking the first, the stitch
had gone and 1t has not been back
since" e.
Other people here have had similar
experiences with Dodd's Kidney Pills
and their popularity Ia steadily on the
Increase.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-01-08
der Mr.. Crawford's first WILL was con-
stitnted his sole legatee, and who, on

der Mr.. Crawfords first will, was con-
stituted his sole legatee, and who, on
the strength Of her title to the ficti'
tious estate, succeeded in borrowing
over $12,OOO,0O0 from bankers, money
lenders and others In France and
Belgium,
Eventually an investigation was
started the Humberts and others con-
nected with them in the operation
fed from Paris, and on May 8, when
the Chief Of the Detective Department
Of Paris, NJ. Cochefort, opened the
safe 1t brought to light the greatest
swindle Of the country, for the safe
was found to contain nothing but al
old jewel box, some old papers and
the official seals which had made the
swindle possible, the fortune having
under the terms Of the second will
been represented as held in trust I'M
til Madame d'Aurlgnac, Madame Hum
bert's niece, attained her majority
when all the heirs mentioned in the
two wills we're to come to an amicable
agreement for an equitable division
Of the property,