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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

Mrs, Holmes, The Beehive House has
It's usual prominence and in front Of
the Presidents office, next door, may
be seen, somewhat indistinctly, a huge
flagstaff.
This pole has a history At the time
Of the evacuation Of Camp Floyd by
Johnston's army II was brought into
the city by Gen. Johnston and presented
TO Brigham Young-a remarkable fact
IN itself considering the circumstances
OF the armys visit In subsequent trou-
blos that 0yerhung the Saints. the sig-
nal for a general gathering Of all able
bodied men within the walled cnclos-
ure Of the Church buildings was 10 be
q Nag hoisted upon this flagstaff And
once II was hosted That was the time
the guns at Fort Douglas We're trained
ON the city In less than an hour after
the llag appeared, several hundreds OF
men and bows We're on the ernunI O, fu
ly armed. Nothing came OF the incl
dent, however,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

Francis OF 81. Louis, presIdsr,
louisiana Purchase exposi, InS OF the
petore the dinner he was acc cn Jus,
Grldiron club. suest Of the
Dave, | wish you would ,ou
Iuhhy story" said the friend me a
peet those fellows will cali ON mo eS.
want 10 have something ready ~ and |
You remind me Of a RIM,
was campaigning In Missouri wnen !
Francis i got to a hotel ana ,ltepiled
OF rare consisted OF corn bread VI, o BIZ
goods and bacon. | wasn't In, vdhhe1
l wanted something good 10 eai dressed
said TO the landlord: rs Tia, ~, an ana |
nave 70 eat? | heard lot Of ors a,' you
ing around here when / wa tDa d,, eau
In. Haven't you any quallg 700 driving
stranger said the hotel keon ~.
self cat them my.
Same with funny stories Itt,
one I'd Keep 1t for myself" knew
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

haystack appears. II adjoIned some
sheds and the Wells boys, Junius and
Rulon, tell with trembling voices today
how they set going the largest fire Salt
Lake had experienced In some time,
with toy cannon In this hay-stack, on
the Fourth OF July, 1862. Several head
Of livestock were burned up In this
blaze and Squire Wells for many years
owned n more or less celebrated horse
called "BurnsIdes' because Of the
scorchlng the animal got on this oc.
casion.
In the photograph from which the
half-tone Is made, the eastern stretch
Of the wall that enclosed the city, very
little OF which II now standing, may be
traced distinctly from the extreme left
Of the picture 10 point corresponding
with the intersection OF East South
Temple and A streets. II IL the same
wall that stu runs along A street for
q block between First and Second
streets, but has otherwise disappeared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

Where the Eagle gate stands will be
noticed the high, circular picket fences
that enclosed the abutments OF the old
structure, presumably for the purpose
OF protecting them from the ci. sells Of
curlo flends. The old white nouse,"
for 80 many years the home OF Apostle
Brigham Young IL also shown in the
picture Just to the right Of the Beehive
House. Dry canyon and Red Butte
canyon are both seem At the mouth
Of the first named white spot lndi-
Gates Peppers soap factory. The group
Of buildings far out beyond the main
part Of town shows "Butchervllle," So
called because Of saughterhouses that
were operated there
Coming back to the old Wells resi-
dcnce, on the corner stands a forked
BoXelder tree. II was then an infant,
but many viii remember having sat in
the natural chair constructed from its
two stubs AK late az the Pioneer Ju-
bllee. Beyond the Wells home also a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20
PRETTY SAFE RULE TO GO BY,

When there is feeling that the heart
or lungs blood or liver, brain or nerves
are diseased, at once commence TO doc
tor the stomach. That is the foundation
Of the trouble In 20 cases out Of every
100. Commence TO regulate the diges.
tive organs, get them In healthy work.
Ing condition, and the other troubles
viii leave Of themselves, Diseases
which have their beginning In the
stomach must be- cured through the
stomach. The medicine for stomach
disorders and half the his Of life Ia DR..
Gums Improved Liver Pills They are
sold by all druggists for 2jc per box.
one pin is a dose, These pills put all
the digestive organs In good condition
30 that disease has no basis 10 work
upon, For sale by y. c, NJ, /. Drug de.
partment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

ing for the courthouse turned to his
bride saying
II wish you would get up a nice din
ner today because | want 10 invite the
Judge and the solicitor and another
frlend to dinner"
Mrs. Williams labored all day pre-
pairing dehcacles. There was fried
chicken and ebout everything any one
could want to eat When all was In
readiness and Mrs. Williams had dress
ed for dinner, she saw her husband
slowly saunterlng up the street,
What the matter, John Sharp"
she asked
Nothing" he answered.
"But our dinner?"
Dinner" said Mr.. Williams. "DIn-
ner? oh, forgot to ask them to come
up!"
Among the guests OF recent dinner
OF the Gridiron club was David II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

years he suggested that the foro..
STORY might have been current lon p','V ~
lore Weems hourished, and mIgb, ~ ~.
oeen waited across the Atlantic dn maOe
the revolutionary times, 10 bo er ustiing
ca In this rough stoneware mug '"''n-
Weems attributes the story D. o.
aged lady, who was distant rcIa,lSs
ana, when a girl, spent much ~ H..
time In the family of the Wass,n nsr
tons, She related 1t to Weem s's sous.
years before the publication Of 'O h,s
BOOK ook;,-Joseph Rodman in the FebruaurSs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20
When You Have n Gala.

The first action when you have oo,,
should be to relieve the lungs Th, wy y
best accomplished by the free u SIS ~ y
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy TN y,
Remedy liquefles the tough mucus ars
causes It's expulsion from the air c s.
of the lungs. produces a free exnsc vv''
ation and opens the secretlons ( ' coo,
plete cure soon follows, This remedy
Will cure a severe cold In less time than
any other treatment and 1t leaves tba
system n a natural and healthy COW 0
dition. 1t counteracts any tendency Ia IA.
ward pneumonia. For sale by ali drs.
gists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20
Are you a d. w, D.? Tel, l55.
Every Movem ent Hurts.

When you have rheumatism. Musc,.,
feel sim and sore and Joints are pain.
ful. II does not pay to suffer long from
this disease when II may be cured 70
promptly and perfectly by Hoods sar.
saparllla. This medicine goes right 10
the spot, neutralizes the acldIty OF ths
blood, which causes rheumatism ANA
puts an end to the pain and stiffness
Biliousness Is cured by Hoods Pills
25c. $40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20
WORLDS FAIP
NEWS NOTES.

EN- thousand advertising men are
expected to attend the worlds
fair on Advertising Mems day,
Aug G,
The appropriation for the municipal
exhibit OF New York city at the worlds
fair has been Increased to $4,000
Boston will erect In the Model street
at the worlds fair a shelter house cost
Ing $4,000. 1t will be replica OF the
one In South park.
The Virginia Polytechnic institute,
Backburg, Va, will send 800 cadets
with bugc and drum corps and band to
the worlds fair to camp on the grounds
from June 90 to July 8, inclusive.
The gold cup which Mrs Langtry re-
ceived when she won one Of the great
races at Ascot, England, some years
ago, win be exhibited In the trophy
room Of the physical culture building at
the worlds fair.
A band tournament will be held at
the worlds fair beginning Sept. IL and
ending Sept IL, The contest is open
10 all military bands except the govern
ment bands Of the United states, MeNi-
co and Canada, which are regularly en-
poyed by the exposition \ total Of
$4,000 is offered In prizes.
Maine will mako a big display Of APP
plies at the worlds iair A car. load
Of big, red apples, wrapped In tissue
paper, and again I'm waXed paper and
carefully packed I'm bushel boxes, We're
received no the worlds fair grounds
early I'm February and were placed In
cold storage, where they will be held
until the opening Of the exposition, on
April 90
In making hen general mining cyhib-
It az the world IS fair Virginia viii erect
a house entirely from stone mined with
IN the states borders I'm addition TO
the building, thclo win bc another class
flied exhibit embracing an minerals and
precious stones atouniIug In the state.
The cost Of the materials and construc-
ton OF the building is estimated at
100000,
The transportation exhibit In the
Field Columbian museum az Chicago is
being moved to the worlds fair where
Il Will be installed The exhibit was
originally collected hy the Baltimore &
ohio for the Columbian exposition, and
after the close Of the Chicago fair II
was given to the museum with the un-
derstanding that II the railroad COM
pany again desired to use II for ex-
position purposes II would be placed at
its disposal The exhibit comprises
many old locomotives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20
vacancy somewhere in the government


Representatives Grosyenor and Dick
OF Ohio are the dramatIs personae OF a
story told in the house cloakroom by
| visiting Buckeye politician, II appears
| that during the last political campaign
! IN Ohio Cen Grosvenor and Col. Dick,
| who were on speaking tour stopped
/ mt a railroad crossing known as juno
! ton City, where they were to take the
/ next train on the cross line. But there
| was apparently no next train. After
| waiting impatiently for three or four
| hours they went TO the telegraph office
and wired the division superintendent
a request for a special train, az they
were very anxious to make certain
| town I'm time for a big mass meeting
at which they were billed TO speak
After a wait for another hour the am
swer came
Very sorry. Have no special avail
| able.
So they sat down and waited two
more hours. Finally General Grosye-
nor suggested that they wire the SUI
! perintendent again. this time 10 let
him know what they thought Of him
and his old road. After long consulta-
ton they wired the following
We are still at Junction City and
wish you were in h.
Then they felt better. About half an
hour later the telegraph operator came
out Of his box and handed them little
yellow slip which read:
Messrs Dick and GrOsYenOT.
Thanks for your kind sentiments.
Would rather be In h than In juno
ton City.
Representative Tim Sullivan had |
never met Senator Plat until the for |
mer came to Washington to begin his |
congressional career.
"I'd like to bring over Representative |
Sullivan OF New York and introduce |
him." said Representative Fitzgerald |
to the senator.
sullivan" asked Senator Platt
What Sullivan"
why, Representative Timothy d. !,
Sullivan"
on" said the senator, hes New |
York city politician, isn't hep
Fitzgerald told Sullivan on the way |
over TO see Plat.
Lets see" said Sullivan after the
introductlons We're over you come |
from up the state somewhere, don't /,
you, Mr.. Plat? ] can't just place you.'
In the person Of Representative
Thomas W. Hardwck OF Georgia Is IL
Illustrated how statesmanship may
come In "the small package" He Is
but an inch over five feet In height
and weighs scarcely more than hun
dred pounds. when seated in the house
his toes just touch the floor and his
head Is barely visible above the desk
in front,
The other day Representative Payne
OF New York, the floor leader OF the
Republican side OF the house, was in
troduced to Mr.. Hardwick,
GLAD TO see you, SIR said Mr..
Payne, Are you representatives"
"Oh, yes. Are your" asked the I'M
abashed Hardwick.
Just after his marriage John Sharp
Williams the minority leader OF the
house, was a struggling young lawyer
In YazoO, Miss. He had an important
case before the court and before leay-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20
Are You Restless Mt Nioht

And harassed by a bad cough' rs
Billiards. Horehound Syrup. ii wifi a..
cure you sound sleep and effect A
prompt and radical cure. 25c, 5oc and
N'oO bottle at 2. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

Are you ID. w. Dr. Tel, lJ5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

Just after his marriage John Sharp
Williams, the minority leader OF the
house, was a struggling young lawyer
In Yazoo, Miss. He had an important
case before the court and before leav-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

The gold cup which Mrs, Langtry re-
celyed when she won one Of the great
races at Ascot, England, some years
ago, viii be exhibited in the trophy
room Of the physical culture building at
the worlds fair.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14
9pnbeb fan life 6elbrebcs

be6 lofole Mi6ler, ga Sc life fan noe
ben angrebne Sci al 9ret. Ser ct
fun EN- Maa6e at furere Dgbbe6, oQ
oct er oe6 fonltitutionelle Mibler
D6Dbe6 foraariages beb en- beten6t
Silltan6 al Slimbin6en / oct Ell.
Itacbiife &Gr. Naar bette &gr blibe1
inflameret, merfer Sc en- rumlen6e
2p6 eller faar en- baarlig &brelie, %
naar Sen bliber felt luffet, er Dgb.
be6 Gglgen, og me6 min6re 8eten.
1elfen Tan fiprnes, og bette &gr
giengtpes lin uormale Silitano, bill
&erelien bore g6elagt for 1te6ie. Mi
no al ii Gilfel6e fremfal6es be6 &a'
tarrb, Ser er intet an6et END en- be,
tenot Silitan6 al @limbinoerne.
81 bill gibe ct bun6re6e Dollars
for etbpert Eilfel6e al D6bbe6 (for.
aariaget at &atarrb), iom lite Tan
furereS me6 Soils @atarrb Cure.
Sfrtb efter @irfulere, frit.
S.. S. gbeneD & 60, Eole6o, 3.
S9lges 1os M~potbefere, 75c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14
SOILS Tx
Odelaede fuldstaendig mine Nerver.-Maatta
holde op med at praedike i to Aar.-or.
Miles Nervine gjorde rnig staerk iejen.

vedet. For to Aar siden over
taltes jeg til at BRUCE DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine. Efter Brug
af en- F1aske markede jeg Bed
ring, saa jeg vedblev at tage Diet
i nasten ct A Jeg er glad we'd
at kunne sige, at jeg like mere
har Smerter i Hovedet og ner-
vqse Rystelser. Min Appetit er
god, og jeg kan pradike tire
|Gange ON S9ndagen uden at
blive tract. Jeg anser DR.. Miles
Nervine som den NEST vidunder-
lige Medicin, der nogensinde er
opdaget. Rev. D. Alex. Holman.
PrRst we'd U. B.. Church, Marion,
Indiana.
ALE Apothekere se1ger og ga
ranterer den fqrste F1aske af DR..
Miles Lagemidler. Skriv efter
fri Bog ON Nerv3sitet og Hierte.
svgdomme. Adresser DR.. Miles
J Medical Co., E1khart, Ind. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14

Err De sund? Sover De godt?
Staar De OPP udhvilet, frisk og
st@rk? Err Deres Hjerne klar og
aktiv? Hvis like, da l@s Diet
folgende. Sc hvorledes andre Ii
dende er b1evet nelbredet.
"For nogle Aar siden fix leg
So1stik, hvilket 3delagde mine
Nerver og Helbred. Jeg led fryg-
te1igt af Smerte i Hovedet og
Hede i Hovedska1len. Jeg kunde
like studere, og efter to Aars Ii,
delser matte jeg opgive min
Pr@stegjerning og aytte nd paa
min Farm to Aar for at kemme
til Krafter. Men Diet hjalp like
L1gebehandling og Patentmedi
elmer bragte intet Resultat. Jeg
var overordentlig nerves og irri
label og rystede under tiden fol
ferdeligt. St@j kunde jeg sle1
like taa1e. EDen mindste Sinds
bev@gelse sendte Blodet til Ho
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14
EOPTE0NELSE

FORTE0NELSE
.ve de til Sammens'utningen hefenue
Foreninger SAINT lid og Msdesteo'
/. DANA. Racine, Wis. Mode hver
Tirsdag Aften paa DANA Hall.
2. Dansk Broderforening, Oshkosh,
Wis. Mode f9rste og treble LSrdag i
hver Manned.
3. De Danskes HEN, Waupaca,
Wis. Mode hver Torsdag Aften.
4. Ansgar, Green Bay, Wis. Mode
hyer Torsdag Aften.
s. Danebo, Council Bluffs, Ia. Mode
hver Mandag Aften.
6. DANA, Minneapolis, MINI. MODE
anden og fjerde Tirsdag i hver Maa-
ned.
Z. Dana Club, Neenah, Wis. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
8. %.Iannevirke, Clinton. Ia. Mode
nestsidste L9rdag i hver Manned.
9. Nordens Brqdre, Sabula, Ia. Mo
de ferste L9rdag i liver Manned.
10. DANA, Kenosha, Wis. Mode liver
Torsdag Aften.
II. DANA, saltwater, MINI. Mode
fSrste og treble Fredag i hver Manned.
-. DANA, Tacoma, Wash. MODE
hver Tirsdag Aften.
Is. Dana. Perth Amboy, N. j. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
ii. Lyren. Cedar Falls, Ia. Mode an
den og fjerde Tirsdag i hver Manned.
Is. Dannebrog. Marinette, Wis. Mo-
de hveranden Mandag Aften.
16. Dannebrog. Denver, Colo. Mode
hver Tirsdag Aften.
II. Den danske Underst9ttelsesfor-
ening, Portland. Oregon. Mode hver
Onsdag Aften.
IS. Danmarks S3nner, st. Paul,
MINI. Mode fGrste og treble Mandag
i hver Manned.
10. Den Danske Hjalpeforening,
Cleveland, Ohio. Mode f9rste og ire
die Lprdag i liver Manned.
%. Den Danske Forening, Omaha,
Neb. Mode liver Fredag Aften.
"a. Dania, Bridgeport, Conn. Mode
anden og fjerde Onsdag i hver Maa-
ned.
25. Aaand i Hand. Brush, Colo.
Mode anden og fjerde L9rdag i hyer
Manned.
&c. Hand i Hand, Bridgeport,
Conn. Mode anden og fjerde LSrdag i
hver Manned.
q. Danmarks Minde, Ringsted, Ia.
Mode forste Sondag i Maaneden.
%. Dania. Hartford, Conn. Mode
sidste Mandag i Maaneden.
30. Freia. Kansas City, Kansas.
Mode sidste Lerdag i liver Manned.
80. bet Danske S6lvkors, st. Louis,
Mo. Mode ferste Torsdag i hver Maa'
ned.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14
Gu befien0t SQnQerinbe

Gn befje10t Sungerin6e por
mist | lin Colo, 0a Somn1p bpiife6e
til fit Mo6er> iOet fan pegte poa So
pelmei teren:
~@borfor lloar ban Sen Game
me0 .Stoffen, 9l Mamo?"
~@on iloar ben6e life" iporeoe
Mo0eren; I'll mt 1tille."
~&bo0 ct set 3d. FUN ifriger ioa
bgjt for?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14

en- al SpIan6enes ltpr-
tie @ienoomSbeiio0ere og melt form1u-
enoe Men0, @oar6bruger Sle Sob
berltao paa 9itre Soften, CT ofgoaet
beo 9poen at &iertelammelie, 74H
Mar gammel. @an bar en- meget opg=
tig og anieet Mon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14

MntoIIet a &onfur=
Ter. Norge bar / Moone0erne
Sonuar-SuIi 1888 mos 439 ian1ne
Siosrum flor og 387. / 1902. Mn-
tollet at Observation-Disclosures bar /
famine &i6srnm ioor 145 moo 1874
THOR og III / 1902.
9rebt paa en- 2oo.
&oo en- Seter / Gurepoolen folbt e,
Mono Mn6reas Mi6tgoQr6 ober en-
2ioo, iom laa poo Morfen. 2iaoe1,
trGngte ino @apen, iom iprptte0es
op, iaa at Sn0bol6een folot us. San
bragteS ioa burtig iom m11ligt til
n9rmelte SDgebus, men 6g6e fort
/, efter.
= Srits 6 bouIo ~ til.
y t a 5 e o ct. Moleren SSrit!
: Sbaulom opbolOer Jig / Gaoge, bpo:
ban I Somn1erens 2pb bar molet el
Mgng6e 9ille6er og Stuoier. syor
leoen bgn6te Ser &unltneren e
ubelo, iom let fun6e BABE mebfpr
lemme Gglger. San CT en- ltomnr
fet @DflerDtter og %foridmmer or1trel1
ingen Sag bberfen / &aris eller pa
gfejier at toge en- l16flugt poo @j1,l&
:. ne. Sans Sifferbe0 / at be6ol1bl
oem er Sperlegenbe0ens. Srni6Iel
y, ti6> @ummiringene fan bore trp0lf
&e0 en- eller on6en Silfnloigbc0 fee,
y Ser Set ST.. Sba1tlom, at fan 6enr
= Gong GLIDER netop beo en- brl
Sfrgnt og itprter neO. &1nltnere
~ fit / set itpgge 6al6 i'm enc Sfl,lot
y for tnpet og uO at 2e0. @el6igb:
funoe 2e6et after 1trafS bringes
Sr6en. ST.. Sboulops Mlmenbefi1
ben0e bar ON Mftenen tilfreosltille
y Be, iaaleoes at Sen 1tbebogelige Mfft
re forboabenlig fife oil genere ia
i for nogen 19ngere Si6.
u ~8igrniierne 9 IN
q. on". Sra Nplo11o5 mefa11ii
@grflteo gift forle6en al Gtobelen
e MT Stooloompifib, bpgget for &c
ming al Sobn g. Ee6erien & ca
" 2Dsofer. Sfibet ct nermelt 16tpr
o. for 6ort / feniliife Torbon0e % 81
o. Der / e11bper Senieen0e melt ml1l
tios}rrSlig. Nfldbningen forel
mes mere @diti0eligbe6 ems oln1i.1>
Zig, og Moriogen 6ertil bar, at Sam
II ifibet fit Mobnet u8jprnfier
8idrnion". Set 66btes fra Ell t
III Mnleoningen mes Stag pDntet Srib
e. ne at Tru Sir. Ginar 8jgrnion, i'd
tie 2angen> be6 at 6rl1en poa ipoponl
'e= Maa6e n1e6 goOe 9nifer for Sfibe
CT Sremti6 fnu1te Ell Gbompognef ia
let moo Stnbnen, i6et @fibet lon9io1
D. og boffert UNDER Silifl,ernes &11rr
g. roob gle6 mes / &on6et. Otter y
ct lebet iomle6es Sc nermeit Sntere
ne iere6e @9rflte6ets bpgaelige Gont
De ter, bpor Torfriifninger og bpor s
IS Ter bol0tes al &e0erifirmocts Sn<
booer for 8i6rnitjcrne @jprnio
1e Sru @inar @j6rnion og &nrfIteo'
Sbeatercbef 8jernlon tolte pormt /
MGringslipets og 6ets Mnno
@erf1te0ets 9ireftpr for sfibct
'es &eoeriet. Sen iml1ffe og enfle Sei
oeligbeo begun1tiges of set beilia
Sol1fin, og EN- flor Silfuermnng
s. operbor Mfl6bni11gen. Meo ugjdr
II ltlerne 8i6rnion" ien6er &eoerifi
II maet Sobn s.. @eoerlen 4 Syn
T. ellebte 9ompifib u6 iomtlige bpg0
at I MDrde % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pr inr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14

8lom men ne0 6reO>
l. + 5 tob. &pspigrenoen /
81 tire glpen CT MI efter 3H Mame0s
9(rbei6e opnu10ret til 80 ToOs 9pb=
Sc, bpprbeo S%nolpbet til @pen pg
@lommen er blepet posio6elt for Sc
Itorl tie 6arteier. Sil N(rbeibet bar &C.
pilget 10000 &roner; men Set bor
fun foltet 1860 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14

Srifun6en. 2agmonosret-
ems Dom | @oloe 9agen moo Be-
:er Solm fra 8org1no / Mnle0ning
8orgun6 &irfes 8ronb fol6t forle>
oen meo Srifin0elie / Qlle &iltole-
ol1tfter.
@prs MoIeuno. Me=
bill efter 6orlpoenoe efter-
ct at Moleiunos 6orretnings-
memo fremiot 9nife, nen1lig at frem=
Sorilog for Stortbtnget ON
at en- 8grs for 8pen.
g 5 mongeI. Gi1 ~Mor=
genblooet" meo6eles fra San6efioro,
at mon bar belll,ttet at afluffe ollie
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