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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-23
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
TO Baltimore With Pullman Servicl

EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
TO Baltimore With Pullman Service.
Week days: $780, 500, 6:so. 700, 7:2O. 500.
$685. 300, $50, 1000, IL 100 a. m, 1900 noon,
l2:05. 100, 200. 800 400, 4:45 500. sos.
$50, 600, $50, 200, $500. 1000. ll:3o. HISS
p. N.
Sundays: 500. 700. 7:2o. s:s5. 900. hoo
a. m, 100, 1;i5, $780, $3.50, SEQ, $3.50, $50,
$500, 1000. 1850, 1885 .. m.
WESTWARD.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and st.
CHICAGO and NORTHWEST, 'I:00 a. m,
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE.
1906 a. m, s4:05 p. m, t12:45 night.
PTTTSBURG and CLEVELAND, 1000 a. m,
'0:l5 p. m, and 1910 night
COLUMBUS, s7:3O p. m.
WHEELING. 1905 a. m. '7.so p m.
, ANNAPOLIS, week days, 500. $50 a m.
l2:Oo noon. 400. 600 p. IN. Sundays. s:S5 g.
m, $50 p, N.
a. m, ~~~I;I5, 1905, $3.50 p. m.
HACERSTOWN, s'lO:O5 a. m, and $500
Boyd and way points, .ss:s5. ...e:15 a. m.
sssI 10 $500, $3.50, fssl0:15, s"Il 80 D. m
GAITHERsBURG and way points. .ss:s5
-5:O5 $3.50. -"6:5O. ---7.35. "-%1O:I5, al 30
Washington Junction and way points. s's:s5
$"'s:1J a. ~, ''-t:l5. $500, $3.50 y. m.
.Daily. s-Exeept Sunday. ">"Sunday only.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
left at ticket Offices, 6I9 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
New York ave- and 18th ST, and at station.
5. B. HEGE, District Passenger Agent
D. B. MARTIN. Manager Passenger Traffic.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-23
PROPERTY.

'ge lots or villa sites.
q acre. or Z. 900 square
]; located high and
, large oak shade trees f,
Of city, only s cents;
y $50 per lot: terms. s.
Iper week; no interest
Hat. Also four lots for
'mS and acreage prop
1 JAMES T.. GLEN p
4 NV. my23-3t
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LOANS ON FURNITURE.
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OF the column.
WHEN IN DOUBT about borrowing,
Just cali on the company that blows"
the least That's US
Absolutely
No publicity--No prying into your PR
Vate afiairs-No delay
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO.,
els F ST. n. W. PRIVATE OFFICER
nol2-u
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wANTED-HoUSES.

WANTED-To rent, a furnished house
in Chevy Chase for the whole or part
of the summer. Address Major H f
HODGES. Room 1l6. War Department
my17-7t
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FOR SALE
THIS IS A VERY CHEAP HOME
ONLY $500
NORTHWEST Convenient TO 7th
and 9Th St car lines.
A DETACHED HOUSE-LOT 30x126 TT.
Ten rooms. Modern bathroom.
Modern plumbing. Large grounds.
MOORE & HILL Qnc). al 18th st. NV.
myZ1-tf
FOR sALE-CALL FOR OUR LIST OF
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01

cllnging to the positions they have
won at SO great cost"
lte Fall Is Imminent.
The Daily Nails Kobe correspond
ent, in dispatch dated Saturday,
says:
''Following is the position Of Port
Arthur: The Japanese have captured
all the outlying Notifications, but the
Russians still hold the citadel on An
teshan, Golden hill forts and the forth
on Tigers Tail and Liaoti mountain.
The Japanese are in possession OF the
parade ground and barracks under the
Anteshan fort on the outskirts. The
fall of Port Arthur is believed to be
imminent. 1t is believed that the gar
rison will make desperate sortie be-
fore the end comes.
Reinforcements for Besiegers.
The correspondent at Tien-tsin of
the Standard, cabling Saturday After
noon, says:
"Conirmatory details just arrived
represent the Japanese as having
reached a point within 1900 yards
from the new town at Port Arthur on
the west side and as being within a.
mile of the east dock basin on the
east side Strong achievements, it is
said, are hurrying up from Dalny and
Pitsewo, leaving reserves at both
places"
Jap Make Rapid Advance.
Liao-yang, Aug. 30.-The Russians
Arc oh q 1v
after fight which commenced on the
morning of the 26th and continued in
a disultory manner all day and night.
The rapid advance of the Japanese
had yesterday forced their fighting
line to within about ten miles of Lao
yang, east and south, and guns are
now hearn north and east on Taitse
river.
Arrangements for battle at An
shanshan had been completed by night
time, when the order to retire was
given on account of the situation to
the east.
The order was received with dis
appointment by the troops. The re-
tirement was made in an orderly man.
ner.
The plain between Anshanshan and
Haicheng was covered with Japanese
troops, who burned the bridge and
shelled the railway station after the
Russian retirement. The Russian
losses amount to 800.
The Japanese are advancing with
great rapidity.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
pEPORTED MAN RETURNS.

Former Attorney General Eng'ey Car
ries Gun to Protect Himself.
Cripple Creek, Colo, Aug. 30.-Eu'
gene Engley, former attorney general
of Colorado, one of the men deported
last week by mob, has returned to
this city. He walked over the hills
from Cameron, carrying gun, and
said he would protect himself to the
best of his ability. He has not been
molested. Frank J. Hangs, attorney
for the Western Federation of Miners,
who also was run out of the camp a
week ago, has announced his intention
of coming back. Sheriff Edward Bell
says that he will endeavor to. prevent
any more deportations.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
PRIZE COW IS DEAD.
Angus Cow Valued at $4,000 Gets
Sick on Way to Minnesota Fair.

Abel, Iowa, Aug. 3O.-Vala, consid-
cred the most valuable Angus COW in
the country and valued at $4,000, died
here yesterday. She was owned by
w. B. Seeley of Mount Pleasant Iowa,
who was shipping her from the Iowa
State fair at Des Moines to the Min
nesota State fair. The animal became
sick on the train and was unloaded at
Abel in the hope of saving her life.
Vala had been a sweepstake winner in
Chicago and had easily carried off the
sweepstakes at the Iowa fair. She
was to have been taken to st. Louis,
where she was expected to be prize
winner.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
Mr.. Hoar Still Weak.

Worcester, Mass, Aug. 80. - The
following bulletin, signed by Gen.
RockGood Hoar, was issued yesterday
from the home of Senator Hoar:
SENATOR Hoar awoke quite early
this morning and is refreshed by his
sleep. He took rather more nourish
ment to-day than yesterday. He
chatted freely with members Of his
family, but his condition still is ex'
tremely weak"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
WARTIME ROMANCE.
Iowa Officer Will Wed Missouri Girl
Win Sawed Him From CAPTURE

Iowa Officer Will Wed Missouri Girl
Who Saved Him From Capture.
Des Moines, Iowa, July 19.-As the
elimination Of wartime romance
Lieut.. H. R. Merrill of Geneva has
gone to Charleston, Mo-, to marry
Mrs. R. A. Campbell. During the fall.
of 1862 Lieut.. Merrill was stationed at
Charleston. A young girl came from
her fathers farm and warned the
sprigh1ly officer that Gen. Morgan was
sending a superior force to effect his
capture. He escaped an hour ahead Of
his enemies From that time to this
the two have never seen each other.
1t was few weeks ago that he loca-
ted her and correspondence sprung
up which has the wedding as it's eli
max.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
SEEING THE BIG FAIR.

Attendance at the st. Louis Exposition
Is Increasing.
St. Louis, Aug. 30-The attendance
at the worlds fair last week was more
than 125,000 in excess of any week
since the exposition opened. Satur
days attendance, 152,698, was the
largest for any single day since the
opening day, with the excepti9n of the
Fourth of July, when 172,140Apersons
passed through the gates. The aver.
age daily attendance for last week
was 132,245.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
TIES cows TAIL TO- HIS LEG.
Bossy Is Annoyed and Drags and
Kicks Her Mixer.

Madison, Wis, July 19.-John Miller
prevent COW switching her tail in his
face while he was milking, Charles r..
Gather, a farmer near Center, tied the
caudal appendage to his leg, and to
make a good knot put a little milk on
it. When bossy found she could not
use her tail she began kicking. She
knocked the farmer off his stool and
then began to run, dragging him about
the corral until he was unconscious
Before assistance came he sustained
three broken ribs and other injuries.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
VET VERY Much ALIVE.

Returns Home for the First Time
Since the Civil War.
Rutland, VT, Aug. 80. - Alvin J.
Cook, now of Iona, Mich, who was be.
lieved by his relatives to have been
killed in the Civil war, or to have per.
ished in Confederate prison, Satur.
day surprised his sister, Mrs. William
D. Sherman of this city, by walkin g
into her house.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
REDS AT DANCE FIGHT.
Little Bear Is Charged With Terribly
Woundinq John Lewis.

River Falls, Wis, July 10. 49, The
Winnebago Indians are treating Wis.
itors from other reservations to a
several days dance. During the dance
two braves got into an alteration.
and, it is alleged, John Lewis was ter.
ribly, perhaps fatally, wounded by
Little Bear, who is being held pend
ing the outcome Of Lewis condition.
Little Bears son was so incensed at
his fathers arrest that he attempted
to stab, it is charged, another Indian
who, he thought, was as much to
blame as his father for the disturb
ance
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01

Hiram sou1e, one of the Coggswel
pioneers, slipped of to Minnesota thu
other day and was married az = sur
prise for his friends.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-01
OIL FIRE DYING OUT.
Nine Men Perish and Oil Worth g..
100000 Is DESTROYED.

Antwerp, Aug. 30.-The fire in the
oil tanks near here continued yester
day, but it is practically ended. Nine
eral men still are missing The loss is
estimated at 10,00O0nO gallons and the
damage at nearly s.. $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-01

Stadium, set bioun0erltge 5tof,
Ser / SEN ienere Sis bar beret iao
meget pmtnlt, og iom proftiif talt
life fatn0e fj9beS for Henge pao
@runo al oets iinlone Torefomit> bill
oentelig / Grcmtioen blipe billigere
paa @run0 al min0re @fteripprgie!!.
Set ct nen1lig paapiit as bi0enlfobc=
Zig Sci at set life CT / 5tQn0 til at
belbre0e &rnft, iaaleOes iom Set op=
%rinoelig .blep paaitaaet, og Set bar til
Bette @rltg at man iier bab6e tpnft
at anpen6e Set. Smi0lerti6 er Set
BOG / 8eli0oelie al mango biounoerli>
&c @genifaber> iaa Set neppe pil goa
belt us al @arfe0et; iaoleoes far en-
rusiilf 6prite giort en- 0pfinoelie>
bmn bar tilbu6t @5aren> og iom
gaar u6 paa intet min6re ems be6
@iplp al &aoium at e6elegge bele
Sen jopaneitife 6laa6e og / set bele
ollie &rigsifibe / bele @er6en. Sor=
o9rbell en fan bringes ODER Dem / en-
Mflton6 al 600 Mile fra &a6tumbe-
bolbningen. Mon bor 6og bi6til in-
let bgrt ON praftiife g%fspertmenter
mes 6enne 'tore Snbention.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-01
81 0 0 epelt fpr % nu

@oltcr @ellmon, Sen befien0te
Chicago Sol1rnoltlt, omtaler / u@e=
coro @erolo" forle0en, at 8rpii6ent
500 lepelt er en- felt on0en Mfano I'LL,
ems 90 Fan inotog Hrgl ioentle0et eff
ter Mc&inleps 500. San bar facet
1tprre @erre0pmme cper Jig ielp, fri
Der Scr. 8ellman, og BOG er fan en-
alt for politip og 0emonltrotip &o=
rafter til at fan fan felt fornegte lit
eget Selp. Sfjgnt &ooiepelt ioog
og Wan0en for tire Mar ji6en CT SEN
lamnpe, banolefroftig og ful6 al Sni-
ttattp iom olti6, iaa err Ser 0og Sen
6orifjel, at Fan er be6re ofbaloncere1
MI eno for; fan far, for at BRUCE
Sfriftens Sr0, pitt, at fan er beroig
til at berife ODER mango Sing, foroi
ban fcrltaar at beberife fig lelp.
9ette er lao meget itprre, foroi Fan
life bleD ng6loget BERTH / Oompgel=
lens Stole; meoens alt git go6t,bo
8ei bar beltreet mes 9foier og belfin=
net al 2pffens og @e6gongens Col,
lerte ban at tage Jig ielp / &oono.
st Me0lem al Bans &abinet bar uo=
tolt, at oct CT iaolongt fra at bore
Stlfeloe, iom alminoeligt o11toget
noe t 8efolfningen> at @ooiepelt er
&egieringens urolige @obe6, Ser ube-
tgl1flomt buffer paa og ofpiler belin=
oige Stab; tpert imo6 er ban Sen
belinoigite al olle og fatter al6rig Ell
8ellutning / en- Sog.f9r SEN er gru1-
oi9t %betragtet fra olle 5i6er, men
bar Ian funoet BEN rette 2esning, lao
letter ban alt in6 pao at giennemfg-
re oenne. Oct er en- lopen6e 8e6gm=
melie al 6en Man6, ser efter alt at
oemme bill bltbe 2onoets gperlte
0%tpn6tgbe6 be6 Sc fommenoe 8olg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-01

pigtiglte 6proring til CT Mono, Der
optrnber offenligt, l1oa bore oc11, at
tan er / 8eliooelie al Soft. Sg Oct
tc arup giel0er for olle, lelp tor
Erofeter. Glios IL, p9laa foloet
Sobn Mleronber 9o>uie, lom Deu11e
Sis berejier fit Te0relano Multra=
lien fnr at pin0c %rolelptcr Scr bar
iorlfiertiet ollie Mltligbeoer for at
uaa lit Moo( be6 at u0pilc CIT ltor'
llooet Mol1gel poa 0el1ltc Ggcilfob
- SEN or forreitcn befie1ot nof ira
bous Sptruocn Der / 2anoet. San
CT nen1lig fomuct for Sfooe at lige
ON Song Gowaro al @nglono, Scr 10
ooloa CT Multrolicns CperDopeo, at
ocuu,e FIN f,noc pcnte at 11ao STINT
len upcb Suoc1 poo bans SGl1Hcr",
"a uot ingc1 a1tager, at SONG 60
>poro bar l1ogeu &cligion at u1Opr'
re-. Mciultotct al bislc frimpolge
lloto(rllcr or, at Comic I'LL al Nl1tbo<
ritcternc CT iprbu0t Nogong til ollie
2o1octs Observation-Disclosures, 90 at
Gierc1 al oct 9ofole / Si0ncp, bpor
ban biotil lar bolot inc Moocr, bar
la1t liz lbs ira i'm &ontroft meo
ham. Set TriiproM Goluic bar pnrl=
net li1 til at 1tpoe fer / 2anoct, bor
oabcr1bort, iolu1ncn mes bans mco=
inote MSoll1el pao Soft, hroat bans
Vetttog / sluItrolieu til eli brat Gnae.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-01
&luQ SAITH.

General Miles FAR, lom fpr nupnt,
ret 9one ll0ligter til at blipe &or1Oi=
Sat for Nrrlioentcmbc6et, ON ems
life til at noo settle, reo at lu0e li9
l1onli1crc al Erpbibitioui iterne. San
bar iii rocoet bisie til at l1oIutte Sc
res Notionolfnnpertion til ei tcr at
femnblifonerne cg Gemofroter11e far
ofbplot heres Nominatipncr. Gel1c=
Eolen CT eli fog gommel Softifer.
5mr pco, at Gempfroter1,e far mango
FrGlicent:crn / Sloen, % bporfor
lfllloe ban life Blue ct Al 0isie, 11oor
ban mooer mes cit loa go0 Moooi1g
nao &roacn lem Si3beocn for, at ban
hor ole Observation-Disclosures / lin
0omn,c?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-01
y! corcnc % Sc sub

q corene % sc 9pioc.
Ni bprte f%orlcocn CT Muno, Scr
oilers bar Srp ipr at trlltc lullot %
bouole llco 1yornuft / 2iuctS ulnlilloe=
li1e Iorbolo, frcuiutte sen N!1ifl1ellc ,
at l1oor alt tugc3 / &etrogtning moo
set @oo, ion1 Sc @uioc, ilGr Spo=
]totcrl1e, nrrcr for Ncgrcne, lp1lc pao
Ell &rullo, ser fuu fprluurcs ON life
otter Sc g%iulOcnoe 2onOslope, lua
Boa c ftcr Ell III frepc1n Morullpp, Ser
forbpoer, at l1pget ltnberprOnct, mo-
get icr ltuor poa ct laoerc Grin, llge=
titles mes Set, Ser er fpnllnct til CT
bpiere llcpiflil1g. ct luoOant Mrglt=
nlcl1t lpber ret bcltiftel1Oc fpr cit oper,
f(ooilf 8etrogtl1tny; rler1 / lit i1Ore
&pl e1 CT Set lna t%proru1ilf % rcof=
tiorrrt, ol1uc1ot pnu 6prbolOet mel
lem M%cnucifcr % Mcnnel ferocer, at
set nrppe pil blipc goOfienOt al fri
jinbcoc Mrl1o cller &uin0er, Ser
pil m1erfjenbc Observation-Disclosures
Sul1obeo. Set n1aa fbrlt beptles,
at Negcrroccu / n1clu1cifelig 9enlccr=
Sc oirfclig ltuor luuere chs Sc 9piOe
Ooor lllon tilbogc / Sioel1, nil man
81 q. / &rilteu0om1cnS @iltorie fil1oc
gfsempel pno, at Set life oltiO or Sc
2opercltoocnbc Ser iorfplges. sc
Sri tine / M%ortprtiocn por / mango
9lctni119cr ltillcbe JONI 9scgre1c /
Sp0l toterue CT Set mt - f%orogte0e,
o%fifpcoe, men toolte, 11oor Set life
f1r11oc bore ouoerlcoes; bog 1fl1loe
Ser life ret n1eget til at foa en- Tor=
fplgelle brogt / Ston0. 90 BOG pil
pei s11gen / bore Sage pooltoo, at
9utiOe11S Sri tue / m1oroll # eller ool1=
0e1:1 Sen ccnOe ltp0 u10er Sc SEQ
Ringer, blon0t bpilfe Sc boe6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-01
6 II Torb rpD e / s
+ II II 5 t G t

SfonOoler / Sc officielle &reole /
@olblngto1, .. g., berer I'LL til o.
gems Srren. &c li0lte Gage far
brngt en- ny 6remtoning al s(rten,
% cnooa life SEN minolte, i6et iyor=
blu1o5lenotor for &onlas Soiep6 8.
Burton / &onoogs al en- S>lry / II.
g. 9itriftsret / ct. 2o1is er fjen6t
lfploi3 / at bope lo6et Jig betole for
at BRUCE lin SnOilpoelie til at 6uffe
ct oercGrenOe Tirmo, y}io[to @roil,
or0 Securities So. Ser pitter(igt buo=
DC begooct lllopligbe0er, lom gjor0e
let lfploig ppericr 2on6ets Eoltlope,
/ l1nSerlpge(i erl1e u10er Nolt Gepar=
ter1e11tet. Sc pe0 l1n0eripgelie rne
moo Senotor Burton iremfomue BE-
ptler, oeriblo10t Sen al bom mes pe6=
fommenoe Tirma fgrte aorrelpon=
Dance, bor iaa obiolut ipl0en6e, at
Ell M Erobelic al Sogen, lom muliq
I'll blipe tilltaoet boln, life bill funne
rito9e bom for sfpl0, ielr ON @jen=
'ellen lfuloe blipe opbpbet pao
Srl11ro al t%efniife Sell / 6en eller /
A%ntlogei1. S bpert Silfuloe ct ser
tngen Muligbe6 for, at @urton fun
5eboloc lit SG0e / Sel1atet u6eu at
|ette Ell N(et poo 6ettes @%pr6iqbeo.
Sg Oct er Ell befjen6t Sog, at Sen
Sorlcmling er meget PM ODER 6eu11e.
Ser tan Der or ingen SpipI bore on1.
at Senotet iffe bil bore lnrge o1n at
te)e bom paa 9pr, mes min0re ian
nil ipore Set l%tlejligbeoen beo lelp at
fage Mflteo fro set bpje &perp, Ser er
betroet bon1, og lom Jan bor giort
Jig l1bgroig til at befle0e. SIT bans
uoltfoelle al Senatet / bans eqer1
Stat onies lom Ell lelofeIgelig Gina
tees oerat at Ser allere6e er begpn6t
en- &anrp ON boem Ser ifol bore bons
@fterfdlger. Saa igrgelig Ell Sssll11=
itrotion emo 6enne @ag giper til
Arnertfas offen1ige 9ib, er set 6oa
Ell Srgt, at 6ets lt6faIo biier, at Met-
ferotgbeOen Tan finoe &eb6 ielp
onerfor Sc Iaafal6te @t;rmqn6 i
Qanoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-01

Net murfcIi9t ier set us, at
@iJliam @earIt ipnn Genofroterne:
Gruiibcu1fn1oioot piroer life loo
list Sillutning / Spo Gofoto; men
Gosc1 hliuer mere foritooelig naor
man. horer, at man oerl1oe tr11fer jig
Scarf foblet iammcl1 mes Gr=Tor-
bullo:iclo1pr Ncttigrclp, Ser lom be-
ficn>t tilli9c CT Gr=&cpublifaner,
Gr=Tri'olp Nepublifauer % Gr=Hopu-
lit. iom Niceprrl ioent. 9isie matt
&C Torbenourenbeoer gjpr bom inr=
Iig lfiffet til at blipc @eorlts, sen
guile Elage5", 6nlIe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-01
Soar MFitbigol1 % S>1Oiana foo

Soar Mitbigal1 % Sl1Oiana fuor
nrcOct Set purltc &al1o al Sojct otter
Sen Gl1ffert, Sc bar iaoct / Sc lioltc
Sage, Aootcr III, at Ser lnoa uUrc
pornn &ooriol nof til i1loltunoiJ at
tprre Dem. 'oo ii Sc nnar Sioel1s
Tot>e fonnler fall uurc bereOt iii at
moc S,nmercn / Ilrloe GroQ. S
MieiJentiNtn CT Set Softer totcr1eS
GIigt. lem Set CT neres Srang, at no-
toIe >eres Meoiplcl'c ooer Sc Erouel=
Ter, i'm, Iurii1 oi:ic Stoter lor moat-
lei urocruol / GOur Sohruooct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-01
Majpr 81. 6. @atbbome, SEN tioli=

gere &oltoireftgr / @uba, ser Bier
afiat fra lit @mbe6e og itraffet for
observation-disclosures / Gorbin6elie mel
bette, gier Sorips paa after at fao
lin Sag %rnoeriegt, i6et ban paaitaor,
at ban er blebet uretfer0igt 6pmt.
Set bar iier 'Sorbol6et til 6enne
Sag> Der trof Mnertienoelien al Gene
raj 8oobs l16nebnelie til General
major 9ang6rag, i6et of6g6e 5ena=
tor Marcl1s 81. &an11a bar @atbbones
&atbbone bar MI rettet
en- Mppel til b%e0fommen0e Senatsfo-
mite ON at faa for1tDet l1n6eri9gelie.
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then &nl rmnbt Sap Sprm. Camp

noem &ml rnnot Sap @orn. Camp,
ftbet uNebralfa" anfom / Gpn6ags
til Seem Oorf fra Gan Sruncisco mes
en- 2ooning Sin. .&aa bele &ejien
bar Ser life benpttet on6et 8ren0iel
UNDER &ieolerne ems Die og 8rugen
al bette Springsmoteriole Dab6e of=
:berget @tan0sninger pe6 Sc ie6pan=
lige SABINE for at in0tage @ul. &ej<
len bab0e baret / list ODER 2 MoQne=
Ser, og ser bab6e life beret en-
Stan6sning 1rnoerbeis.
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@nberngr G6ell al Melu 0orf stat

agter efter bpa0 Ser meooeles fra
Seem Sort at fratre6e @uperngrpo=
item Septenrber for at ofre bele lin
Sto til Sen republifanife 4ampagr1e,
baaoe Sen rationale og 5tatsfampaa-
men. giceguoerndr Sranf &iggins
bill in6tage bans SLABS.
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9enleo Nabters % @enners 0p.
mGrtiombe6 poa bette 8Ia6, big Dem
bore liberole Filbu6, fremiatte ber /
Blooet, og for;eg at ifaffe % 1 MI
Mbonnent.
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sGre!" Sberitlpitno1t @elemo0el

Wre!" Sberitlpjtnort @nlemo0el
Tiger bpe11oe: u8pru, tu11f fun pou
6rorelonoct % brp0 Ser life ON at
ore S1pct." 2djtl1nnt Soft trufies
al ell &a1gle / @ope0et> ipnfcr on /
De tilflenoes 9(rme, flyer: uSSeg sgt
gler11e for Donmorf>" og 6pr Itrofs.
Ger CT @eroisme / 6isie Sro, bog
1ttfert mi1ore> ems Sc lp0er til. Sis
1e topre Mnn0 CT life 0g0e mes ct
billet 9e!teor0 poo 2eben, Set er set
11atl1rltge, lelofglgelige l16trpf fpr
Slogets poloiomme Spnnoing, Ser,
obermenneifelige Nnitrnngell e, ser
lp1ter Sonfer og &ilier lo1gt op oper
0eres ooglige Seize. Set er, lom er
Der unoer Sloget 5pringfloo / ollie
Sjnlc.
2erfor far fin 5ol0at 9fet> loa
l1noerligt bet lD0er for os npgterne
TreoenS Mpno: nDp6en poa SOL
ploolcn CT lps og ifjpn."
Men bpo0 Ser fife ct (D1t 90 1fjgnt
er oel1 9po, Ser niger Jig efter Ser
1rcnltortcnoe Sfore, 6e11> ser folter
Jig rber De Saore0e, Ser CT lo0te til
bo9e, Ser liooer toolmo6ig pe0 0cres
SIDE og fiber 0em iproer Sem for
Sem. Set frDgtclige neo &riQeu ct
life Slo3et, men Set, ser fou1n1cr
bo9eiter, % til0els oaioo set, Ser
goor forllo. &lrn Sc furreitc al Sri
gems 2poe fi1bcr Slogets b1rtigc
% lmcrtciric 500. S Sen liolte
&rig / Spoofrifo fol0t Ser fin SIC
Sfficerer oA 1886 llnoerofiiccrcr %
Mel1igc poo Golplo0lcn. 81 enopc
bar liffcrt mango al Gem tigget u(
forb(pot lig, in0cn Mn1buloncel1 fou
til. 1873 Nfficerer og 1885 timber
oificcrer og Menige 0goc @icrere al Sc
res Soor. Sg al SDg0om 0e0e 33{
Sfficerer og 1911 l1%noerofiicerc:
og Me>tige, pg 3,116 Sfficerer 0!
72,314 ltn0erpfficerer og Me1rig
lenotes bjem iom Snpoli6er. Eel,
ON nlol1gc al Sem %ie11ere otter blc:
tlel1topgti9e, po1 bele 5obet, vMili
tor tprfens NeOuftipn un0er &rioel
/ Spbofrifo", lo1n Set beo0er 1 ,OSl
SffIcerer og 1854 l%tn6eroificere
j.. % Menige. e5pilfet bunolplt SAB q
Sioelle, pg Set me0 bort freml fre01t
TorplciningsbGie 1L ncr bpjt u0Difle
Sc 2Ggefltnl It.
Sg mt mproer Sc ppre / &oreo
: 8ierAc, / Moncbnriets Gfobe, i bar
' lie Gintermaore0cr % glp0en0
Somn1cr1ebc, bpor Torplei1ringen E
ooorlia, bpor Sejcne CT lol1ge, hpo
le>D lette Sunr fan blipe 9pOert. 81
lelp en- mon 5or ipgt at giprc Sri
. gen bn1non pes at BRUCE Sfp0epoo
: ben lom Maltiergepnret> bpi5 iii
&1tgle giper imoo Goor, lettere 4
/: bele enc Sc grtmme, ltore 5oor, ior
tiDligcre Si0ers Sfp0ebooben i(c
meo oercs pll1npe &11gler, ielp ON t
lite ldger at 0rrbc bore Mobl ton0er(
=, men Tim at gjpre Sem ufomp0D0ti1
pco ct for6igooen0c Soor, bpo0 ijrl
per Oct, noar alt Set, Ser ifol 6yO
: poo Soorene, 2eger @oipitolcr, 81
geplejerifer> fun ct tilite6e / it'll
ltrgffeligt @ool / ct fjnr11t og u3cj
JOINT Sano, / ct barborii f &limo. :!
11aor Ser ioo tilme6 mellem Sc &un;
penoe er bil0e Sropper iom 6isie Sc
iotfer> Ser lGtte 6eres 9gre / uot 6ug
&c 1en NC ingen Sanger at tage".
Isl begriber life, at Set enonu 6el
| Dag Dag, Ga 0plpsning og &ulio
nitet er DagenS 2pien, ifal ppre nos
benoigt at afforte laa mango ing
Menmeifers2 ip>" ilutter 8rofs3Io:
8locb lit &apitel ON 9p6 / &rr;g.
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SoftIg IS be s.

Sra Multralien fommer en- Meooe-
lelie, ser giper ct NIT 8epis for Ben
gaalc 2Greiatning, at sen fgrite og
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