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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
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af igor Sto". bet uOmerfcbe upe Raauebs'
Itrift. GuFelte Setter IS Gents. Ell bel aar'
gang 81. 90 Col 6urtieHeitc for G8enter.
"8cr 5to", 1906 9th Street g, NiuneGpo'
Zig, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
Store Gal.
RpgIe in~teresiante ifatifiife Cpgas
per fra Gpb Safota.

Mr. Toane Robinipn | gberbeen,
Sefret1r for GDb Gafotas bii.oriite
Selitab, bar | fin netOp uoeipne Gars-
operiist mebbeIi mango nleset interes.
iante Spsaper uper Statens pfouomiife
Staius for fibite Gar.
Oct tiblisere Sperllas oper Citizens
Speoeapling. bporeiier ben aniattes til
omtrins "a Milipner 8nibels eIer /
@jenneminii ~ BuibeIs pr. gcre, FIN.
Der ban er iaa pmireni FORFEIT. Oct err
BET oaarlisite Suebeaar, Spb 9atpta
bar baDt paa 10 aar. MaisareaIet
op9ipes til ialt 2, 1S5, 900 Geres; llb@
bpttet bar bra os &paliteten COB. Msn
met bem9rfeliesparois er bans Sp.
lpsnlnger ON 8psaulinsen. Statens
iamlebe Spsaplins for iibite Gar ansa.
pes tiolisere til 11,132,0 900 Buibels,
men iislse Spsaper, ium S~ernbanerne
efier G%nlOonins baube ftilet til Raabis.
beo, bapbe &c ialt frasiet 16, 600. 900
8uibels af benne aorniort til Murfe.
Der uoenior Staten. Naar BERTH fpm.
mer ben aienossiernins, OF Der psiaa
bjemne | Staten forbruses en- bel Del
gps, iaa er bet inblpisnbe, at bet tibli.
sere Speriias bar pGret iat altior lapt.
Oct famine siGloer Sapre os andre
gruuere &orniurier.
5sisenbe label angiper Staiets
Sanobrussprppufter for iibite aar Ds
oeres 89rbi:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23

O.. 8. Sose, fs%enffsnorff @iee.
tcuinI, Tep 9orf Sife SIos., ct,
paai, winn., infasfsrer arpstnio'
Ieri Toras, eSerise pe Sanmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23

Seuo "Seeurab.E Soften" til SI9gt
og 8enHer | Oct gomIe 2ano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
~fserSinanb snnter.

Die neui9iten irtieref Seier iper.
ben bon Oieiem 0itreidiihen 8oIfs.
oiftcr etpos ipiiten. Der Dor 100
Sobren in 8crffeh bel SpI5burg ge'
borene 8oltsbidter tebt niht einmoI
i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ga iein
2ebtog lit CT Elm 8ehemiell gebIieben.
Sn t%ieiiter slrmiltb erlog Souter
1854 Der @boiero. 'Seiu @rubItein
trdst toIgenbe Snid)riit, Die Der
2ihter ielblt periobt bat:
n@iel get,oiien, piel 9elittcn
ltno baS Slid lag lit Der Wtitten,
8iel empfunben, NihtS ermorben,
0rob eeIebt uno leidlt gcitorben.
5roet nift nod, Der 3obI Der Sabre,
aein Golenoer lit Die 9obre,
llnb Der Menid1 I'M 2eid)eutiid
8leibt elm SuaefloppteS Bud.
Gesbolb @onb'rer 5teb' bod peitcr.
GennSerlpeiune ftintmt nidt better"
Sn ieinem 8raitte r9eber6i9una"
iogt Der 3idJter:
nGineS bch beociife Sober. =
Mos er tbnt' ui,b mas er treibt,
OBJ nit Sommer oher Seoer. Is
9roO CT itinieoet pber itreibt;
Gob Die Tiibiol oeS Griperbe,ts +
Sbnl iein geites utltererobt,
llnb am Gage ieiues SterbenS
aeiner ipetb, Oh CT gelebt."
Sir uniere 3eit ooppeIt Der 9e.
b~er5i9ung mertb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

meine S6tpeIter mit9eidleppt naH
benz &oiier @iIbclmss8 Berg bel Sfq-.
banoia gu benz Gopit1n @ifo. Ger
ieIbe bat iie aber all6 b~eguabigt un0
bat 2elte gegeber, Die iie nu6 Sta.
ban6io bra6ten. Gann ipltroe bon
Der 6eIte geId)oiien nno Die 2ellte
riidten aus.
Reine S6tpeiter fam MN in Sto-
Bonbia barfuB uno 10 idmnbi9 an;
fiinf Gage botte iie ii6 niht gepo.
iden. Die 8reuoe meiner Sdipeiter
fam fd mobI elm Sener pentcn, ais
iie ibr toot9e9Ianbtcs 9ino lebeno
pieOer erbieIt. SD ieIbit mar aud
~tootgeiagt, meine Sdfpeiter iogte
IelbIt, iie bate 9egIoubt, i'd iei ard
erihlagen. Meinen armen 8rGittis
gam bat ieBt crit Die brittle Yatrouiqe
gefunOen, nqtiirIid, o, fpic entiesIifJ
fir mid, Dies idreiben 3l miiIIen,
MIR oen S6Goel ltno einige 9noben
fon6en iie Dor, OoS llebrige tpor
ihon bon ben tpil6en S6irent gefrei
len. J.. 'A. .
go mllbten 5tuei tapferc, fleibige
Ntenideu iterben; mein ShNpager
nor crit 81 itpb mein 8r6iitieom %
Sabre alt. &eridieoene 2eideu rplIr-
Den geidGnoet; am Sd)limmiten fiuo
Die 6eIobereroneiber, iie iollen mid
Oen urnlen Srn, b. 6rancoiS nltsge=
rarbt rno nod tuotgeiflogen boben.
@ir boben ifon cine Reiqc alter
Sffi5icre Derlorert, mo mie piel iuer-
oen mir nod berlieren? ltniere
Srilppen itno bon @inobrf aue aus.
geriift uno mir baben nur nod cine
feline 8ciobung fir u~nieren Shlt.
IS lit furdtbar bier. @ir boben iebt
Id)on iiber 200 Eoote, oopon iito Die
Wteiiten ermoroet bon otelem 8ieb-
6eug bon S6tpar5en, Die iinO biel 5u
gut BON ben @eiBen bebanoclt NOR
ben. @enn Elm Sormer leitte 2elte
5iiftigte, 10 mur0e er beitroft; mic oft
famen 0ieie @eieIlen obne eiu Stiid
Sicb mad Souie, rno oa5lt Ioate mort
nod gon5 rubig Iein. Sett baben mir
Die 6rii6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

ltnIerer Wtiti6tpeItern ooer ortngenoe
Sbotigfeiten bori6iiben, ionoern nie
Der b%armber3ige Somariter Die 8iln'
De 3art beIfeno = retti9en, Der,
binoen uno infen, ben ridtigen Grjt
81 finoen Der iie BELT.
Dor GQem Ioaten mir uniere Gin.
i6ouung5neiie neu 81 geitaIteu iu.
den. 9tidlt na6 oeruIteten, iprrnl.
iti6i9en 6ormen uno Sittengeieben
ioaen mir Die ei9entlidIte @iiroe Der
6roueft betra6ten. Sir Iolen @bre
geben, mem @bre gebiibrt, uno chr.
lid Die Spreu bon benz @ai5en ION.
oern! 90 Die in ben gebiloeten
8reiien lit oaIielbe 2eio, oerieIbe
4ampf in Den einfaden 9enfungs.
tretien 8l fin0en. %udb bier iino es
oft ole 8eiten uno %unitanoieit Gen.
fenoen, Die entebrt, olleinite6eno, BON
Der Sdnm ibrer folifen Steuitng
eritidt lperoen. 0a lit es nid)t ge.
mug, Iiple 81 griinoen: Der Wafel
fnl bon Der 6rau genommen per.
Den, Die i'm nift peroient; oeren Ser.
traucn luto Radttoiigfeit MIR nib.
bro1tht muroe. 8eraoe on
iene beiten &reiie, in 6enen nod
53ll6t uno Site berri6t, rid)tet fid
Die Iufforoerung: 8rnuft eiler Dor.
nebmItes 9enfen, UNI nod Snnen
5u idalten! 8oQen mir Srauen be.
anipruden, peritanoen 5t perocn
uno unieren 3eitgeiIt 5lt berIteben,
10 pouen mir 5uerIt i1niere nelte
&rdft berpenoen 5ur ginfebr uno
guSfebr in itnieren inneren Heid)en.
Inner 8ortpGrtsitreben ioa Elm e6.
tes 9lusmGrtsItreben bleiben. @ir
poIIen 3uerit Die 6rouen ebren itn0
olrb ben @eiit, Der in Dem @on5en
lebt, Die 8iirOe uniereS 8ei6IeftS
llno iciner @~eitrebungen betpeiien.
tpic mir liniercn ein5igen @ott
ollie nift auf oieiem ODER ienem
9erge = ion0ern i'm 8eiIte unb ser
@abrbeit percbren ioGen, 10 geItc
fir Oieien ooer ienen Stono MIR ein
Sitten9eiet, boS aus Dem @eiit mo
Der Mubrbeit ~ertipringt.
60 perOen mir am beiten unicre
Grbanipriite eclteno MAIDEN, ooS
rittcrlifc NoBnmort: v@bret ole
5rouen" ourd unier Gbun rettfer.
tigen unO Oonn oud) germ itnicre
@loriole aus ben Sanoen l%tnierer
Gidter empfongen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Weiu Saur,ucrf.

Oh frosit mid, oh i'd 9liidIid iei
Sn meii1em Sogeiucrfe,
Sb idJ bonn crp'aen @inerlei
gtidlt ole GrihIdfflno merle.
Us lit Ole gleide 6rdgc - 5rellno -
8iu i'd eS reft crru1gen
Sb mir mein Ser6 uidt matt CT.
i6eiut
gead 70 bieI taitiet0 S6l1gen.
8but pobI Der BlIs auf leinell
Shlng
9cionbrcS iif 5uaute2
llno bari ooh niemaIs-Iod)t nno
Tag
Gusrub'n IN utierm Dilute,
60 lit ser Grbcit @inerIei
Ger Sulsidiog prireS 2cbenS;
@orIt on ollA int geriueiten trel;
90 idIlIg er nidt pergebcns. ~,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
eOnntas, ben 10. 9nHi 1904.
(6fr ben osomtaas'G Sc rrsfponbeut".)
Sruitlic6.

(6ar ben pSoHutnas'G orrsfponbsut".)
SrOitlic6.
9 Ser3, eieb' did 8ufrie0Gn
limo finoe BARN Stub
Sin Sober bat fem Bddhcn
llno Scben briift Scr Stub.
llno 3tpor on elmer SteIle,
$50 er empfinblid 1T,
3nB er fem &iibneraiige
gtid)t cinen Gag pergiBt.
Ger Cine bat @cIoiorgen
Ser, cine boie 5rnu,
Gin &noerer bat I'M 2ebcn
9ri'm S6pnn5e ltets Ole Sau.
Gs bat ser Sihl6 Die 6I0De, 81.
Die Roie bat Die 2ails.
Ger WeniG bat ieine Ylogc
8enm nidt I'M, oont ouBer'm Sults,
God lei perniinftig, Srrunodlcn, ,
Sdrei nientoIs @eb' uno Nd,
3ofit 1ir ntlr's 2eben inller
llnO dnoerit nid]ts Sltr Saf'. '
@Ieib' better nie Der Sluge,
Boil 8iiroe uuo uol Stub
1rGgt or lein Soreeupddfen,
Gem = Seoen oriidt Der Shub. =
@ltiabetb Rlt0oIpb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Cur Sebnna bes @pIfslicSes.

Der befannte 8erltner 8erle9er
Ill0llit Sderl bat i1on perifieoeue
Male @reiie fir Die .beiten bolts.
tbiimli6en 2ieOer ouS9eicst.r aIc
langeSluIti9en 9eutiden iullroen
sum freien @ettbeperb oufgeforoert,
unb Oos Iebte Wtal eingen ge9en
5000 2ie0er eiu. gllis bieiers Siile
baben Die 8reisri6ter Grof. Gum.
peroind, Trof. Or. Srebs, Srof. Sc.
liz S9miOt rno Brof. Ibuiae orei.
Big 2ieber -uIs Die beIten inter ben
bolfstbiimli6en Gonlpoiitionett aus
getuGbIt, uno bieie oreiBi9 Tfio Ger.
0ffentlidt noroen inter Dem Sitel:
ISM 8oIfSton" uitb ipuroen Der.
falft SIT 1 Worf. Sober &d1ifer fat
oos Hedt, 6rei 2ieoer oils oo8 bette,
Speitbeite uto 6%rittbeIte auf elmer
beigeIegten &orte ST. be5ei9neu. tSr.
S6erl 5ablt oem Gomponiiten ocS
bon Der @olfSItimlre oils Dos bette
be5eihnete 2ieo 5000 Dtorf, fir ooS.
pel6es Die 5%ipeitmeiIten Stintnlel,
erbdIt, 2OO0 @orf, fiir's brittle 1000
Warf.
9ns ooS bette 2ieo purbe oos BON
q. s. &iidert nerfobte ilub bon Si-
mon 9rall conlponirte 2ieo: n8enn
Die Suben Stedenpfero reiten" nit
5000 Worf prdmiirt; es ipurOen 90.
fir 1884 Stimmen abgegeben, urh
fir Dos eeringite Der 80 Ereislie6er
532 Stimmer, olio bat alidJ Der Der
Ieger fein ifled)tes @eif1ft eemadt.
Der Cert oeS eriten 2iebes loufet:
Sir reiten iiber Stof ntb Dorm
limo reiten fiibren Ritt,
@er Stieiel bat uno &lopperiporrt,
Der reif oen Hitt MIR nit. =
Sopp, bopp! Sopp, bopp etc.
8ir reiten iiber Stof uno Dorm :.
llno reitcn i6drfen Grab,
limo iuer nm StiefeI teinen Sporn,
Den tuirft bns 8fcroden ab.
ElumpS, plnntpSl EfitmpS etc.
Damn Der erIte 8ers nodmal.
9os 5tpcite @eoitt, ous 1885 Clint
men erbielt, ollo ni6t gan3 Die Salf.
te oes' obigen, ipertben mir poetiIh
ein gut 3beil bober, ais bas erite.
Sier lit eS:
llnO miait 0u bon mir ideiben,
Miein ber5eeliebter 8nob',
Con glIes DID begleiten.
@as ih an 3reuoen bah.
Dir .bleibt, penn Dill eeifieOert
Wtein troirie Ser5 aIein;
6abr' ipobl, ntein 2ieb, in 6rieoenl
Wein gneel bite 9cin!
Sbm marc sur SUIT eegeben
Wfein Slid iino meme Stub;
I6! Slid lnb &ub' I'M 2eben,
Ser5lieb, bos biit ia OH!
llnb bit On mir eeihieben,
5liebt aild Der @neel mein,
6obr' ppbI. mem 2ieb, in 3riebenl
Stcin @n9el bite 9ein!
0, baB er Dir peridipiese,
Bas Did betriiben mag,
@ie i6 perloiien Iieee y
Sn SebnIiidt Iadt INTO 3agi
0fein Bib ioa NIT Dir seben
SIM often 0renoenidein; 20
6obr fpobl auf @ieeer5eheuI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Gin geitras sar Sranenbcpesnng.
Bon NJ a 90 9 ii | IL.

2ubipig 3nlba inet in %ieinenl
Sdiqerportrae: Die moberne Sruu
lit aus ben 8olfen, IN oet,en lie nid)t
cine @IorioIe, fsnbern cine Sbronfe
81 erfennen slaubt, berabeeitiegen,
INN olf eroen ibre erbonipriihe eel.
terb 5i MAIDEN. sic bot Den 9ampf
nm lire 8Ieidberehtieutg ouf Der
gan5en 2inie enlightenment"
Gieies @ort unfcres eruiten DID,
ters nno 9etfers iheud)te mid, ais
meiner 3ilriidbaItnua aiif. 90 oft
rrtont Der gormurf, Die @leidsiilti-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
@as elm bentidcS @Godcn int
SererO {. Nnfltan6c erlebtc.

Sn Der nSoIonial. 3eitihrift" miro
etn bod)it intereiianter 8rief aus
8tnObllt bonn 5. Ipril ber0ffentlidt,
luorin ein oelltideS WGo6en in gail3
idmudloier uno nm 10 etnorudSpoG.
IerergSeiie bon tbren@rlebniiien mGb-
reno Der eriten Belt oeS IuiItanoe3
| beridatet. IS idreibt;
Nein otmer Sdfpager un0 mein
SrGutigom fino bon ben SereroS auf
Die IdeuBGidite 8eiie erifIagcn nor.
oen. SD olein ioB nit meincm
SGnoger auf Der @eronoa itn6 babc
5u9eleben, tuie iie meinen S6tpager
nit &erris (8eulen) tootgei6lqget
boben. Sn meiier S~ooesongit lief
ih Damn nod) Sneprepier, Inn meinen
gr0lttgam 5u Siilfe 5lt boIen. @ls
i'd bort onfom, NOR idJon aGeS aus.
geroubt 1tno 5eridlogen, nteinen
S6pager fono i6 aiid nidt me6r
Dor. Sn Der Ho6t bin i6 bonn oitf
Dem Weae nod Stiimbingue irntber
geirrt, bolb ipAr i6 in elmer grobeu
SanoiuiiIte, bolb in Corner, neil id)
feinen @eg iuuBte. 8onj eridopft
legte if mid auf eilier &lippe elm me.
Mig ldlufett ltlto betete, Der liebe Soft
moge mir belfen. &oiim ipar if ein
penig eingei6lafen, ba borte i6 baS
@eraHel eines SfienipogenS. SD,
rief ben Wo9en ot.ittto bot, mid bod
INFRINGEMENT. Iber Die 9aitaroS
luollten hidt 10 red)t. S6lieBlid,
nobuien iie mid out. SD tpor bic
Nodt 10 oft 9efnllen, bob Die Sdnoc
uno 8niee blltteten. llnterfpegS fa-
men iiberoa SereroS on ben @oaen.
Sd mlirbe bann NIT ungef1br leds
lpoIenen 0eden unh Seoerbetten 5l-
aeoeft uno mitBte in oieier Gage 10
gegert oret Stilnoen liegen, bis bic
Sereros mieoer obee5ogen maren.-
Sdtten Die mid eeieben, tpdre i'd lin'
teripe9s tobtgeidlogen tporoett, ober
lper peiB, mas fie ionit nit mir &C.
ntoht botten. Iab 5iuei Tagen fant
i'd Damn in S%tiin1bingue on, no tfJ
Damn flint @oden BET eiiter Somilie
Soibid) geipobut babe. Sn oieieIl
aroBen' Soi,ie botten iid ole Somi-
lien bon Stiintbinelie 5uiammen &C.
fiinoen, ooS Saus gut perihoil5t unb
cine Grippe bon iineefGbr 30 Wtaitn
ioQteu ms id)iisen. 9ret @nden
lang baben mir unS i~iberbalipt hidjt
ouseeJogen. Seoen Ibenb gingen
mir nit Den aleioern idlafen, unb
oann Die Ingit. bie1eid)t iuirft Dr in
oieier Ra6t ermoroetl @ab SaliIe
fonnte ib nun niht, Der Weg mad
aoribib mar bon Sereros oif)t be.
iest. Sanoten mir 9oten nit 9rie.
fen. 10 ipiiroen ibnen Die 9riefe OBJ
geftomnlett poer ote Sittgerts erld]ld'
gen. @eriudte cine Eatrouiae rauf.
Sufomment 10 puroen uniere 2elite
tootgeiboiien. SD muBte alio eeoltl'
Dig porterL fpiiBte nun niht, pas
nit nteiner Sdpeiter unb ben 9iit-
oern geiporoen mar. @ir maren goni
BON Der 8elt abgeihlofien.
8or benz Seinoe.
! BIS id enolib zines Cages cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

9sf6dfisfabrer 6. o.. Sein3. BpbnlHa:
G. & g. 121 u BdlbrupE.
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per 9eatfae eOrrepomOent.

gtesntblmer G. aaire, @obHuns:
6. & =. 996 U9nbiisn.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-23
.RAXROADS
NC SHOULD SEE
The GREAT WEST
N. P. OFFICIAL SUGGESTS THEY GO
IN A BODY.
A. 3. Smith Says the Lewis and Clark
Exposition at Portland Should In
struct the East as to the Progress and
Possibilities of the Northwestern
States,

Assistant General Passenger Agent A.
B. Smith of the Northern Pacific today
made a statement in which he felici-
tated the road upon the excellent man
ner in which it handled the nineteen
special trains which carried the $500
San Francisco. It shows that every
one of the trains reached the golden
gate city right on time and without
dlsarranging the schedule of any Of the
regular trains on the road. ..
Mr.. Smith calls attention to the re-
markable change in transportation
since the first trip thru the northwest
to the Pacific by Lewis and Clark in
1903. and says that the people of the
United States do not realize the won
derful change that has been made in
that, country. since, The Lewis and
Clark exposition to be held in Portland
should give this information.
'SAlive to the Importance Of educat-
ing the east to the rapid progress and
growing influence in national affairs. -
said Mr.. Smith, "this exposition has
been organized to show to the world
what one hundred years west of the
Mississippi river have done. The rail
possible facility will be afforded to the
people to stud Washington, Oregon and
the intermediate country traversed a
hundred years ago by those hardy pio-
neeerS.
1.-THE Pacific northwest of today is
little understood by most of us, nor is
its growth and possibilities compre-
hended. The thousands of acres of ara
bic land, the great forests, the vast
mines of good coal and the best seaports
OF the world. are ready for the further
| upbuilding Of a great empire.
Congress should convene early in
the fall Of 1905 on a special train with
every representative of that hodv FOR
a tour IF the great west, going out via
southern lines, spending enough time in
the west to see and understand it's value
and return home over the northern
lines via the twin cities and Chicago
with broader grasp of the needs Of the
entire country, and more catholic idea
of what can and should be done to de-
velop this western empire, which is to
be the home OF unborn millions of their
cOuntrymeu' ,. ="
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-23

Jason D. Davis and wife to James r O,Hara
lots lots and g. block 10. Pleasant Park addition,
George b. De Forest and wife to Ferdinand
A. Hallett; lot 81, block B, Kenwood rearrange-
Louisa G. Gates to MILFORD C. Andrew; lot 10.
block 2. Motor Line addition, 1925 $500 -
George Hamelin and wife to Sherman Birch
and wife; lot 4, block 4, second division Reming-
ton Park, $780, - -
block TO- Minnehaha addition, 1915 ri
David Herber and wife to Rosa Fautch; north
addition, $1,000. q
john r. Fitzpatrick ct al to Edw. T. Curial
TT. '; east one-half lot, Arcadia, $3.50.
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TTaheilmann in section g. township 1T, range %,

~, 800. 40 80. z8 .
Adam Tautges and wife to Theresa Homemade
118. range "a, ST, 300.
D.. B: Talbot to Lucas Mortl, lots i, 2, 8, block
Is, Rollins second addition, $500.
Charles r. Wheeler and wife to Walter M.
Sampson, part lot 8, Minnewashta Park. 5000.
lot i, block j. townsite Of Langd t Park, s55t.
!, Charles J. Edgarton (guardian) ct AL to
George NJ. Olson, part lot 10, block 81, st.
Anthony City, 81 40. 8,5s sa
Mary %. Bear to Investors Syndicate, lot Z,
block i, ChailnelI s second addition, 1925.
lots i and 1s. block SO, Whitcomb's subdivision,
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REAL EsrArE TRANsFERs.

Francis Mccullough to Albert Anderson ct al,
part lot in section -, township III, range
"a, 1919.
Arthur J. McMichae1 and wife to Hannah
Blythin. part lots and I, block /, Regents ad-
dtion, ST., 500.
A. w. Nilsson and wife to ". E. Palmer. lots
and 2, block 49, ETC., Side Park addition
$500.
James Noon to Theodore q. Ryan, part lot 8,
block 1, Atwaters addition $3.50.
George w. Oliver and wife to Aug Hense
lot 3, block 2, Fletcher & Fletcher's addition,
$3.50
+ Edwin A. Rundell to Van Dusen- Harrington
company. lot 8, block 40, Calhoun Park, 81, $3.50 Z
Frederick W. Seamans and wife to Georg,.
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block 9, Prospect Park first division revised,
Marilla ]. Hillman and husband to Josephine
=: =, BroWn; lots and 2, block A. G. w. Bowen 8
Henry IngEam and wife to Fremont e. Brown
ct ct al; in section Is, township %, range q,
Irene Keyes to Carrie NJ satchell; lot %,
block 2, Nicollet Park addition, $3.50.
MAIDS Madsen and wife to Leonard Terres;
81, 900. - $500 s.
Eleven minor deeds $27
Total, 81 deeds, $s1, 4s1.
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Via the Minneapolis 4 st. Louis Rail
to San Francisco and Los Angeles each
Wednesday and Thursday. Wednesday
car leaves ST. Paul 900 am, running
by the way Of Kansas City and the
popular Santa Fe System through New
Mexico and Arizona, arriving Los An
leaves st. Paul 500 pm, running by
the way of Omaha, Colorado Springs
and the famous "Scenic Route to o.
den, thence Southern Pacific, arriving
Los Angeles Tuesday morning.
Before purchasing your tickets, call
on or address J. G.. Rickel, City Tick
ct Agent, 424 Nicollet Ave.
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OPERATING EXPENSES REDUCED
Report Of the Minnesota & Interna-
tional Is Filed.

The report Of the Minnesota & In
ternational, filed with the state commits
sion, shows that altho the gross earn
ings for the year were $7O,OO8 less than
in 1903, the net income increased from
$193,613 to $262,321. In other words,
the percent Of operating expenses to
gross earnings has been reduced from
1o;6 per cent to 56.2 per cent.
penses Of the Duluth & Northern Min
nesota to the gross earnings increased
from IS to S7.63 per cent. It's gross
earnings were $230,6O5 as compared
with $170,032 for 1903. The operating
expenses increased from $132,3S7 to
$202,O84.
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MEATS.
LABOR SCORES PROCTOR
Vermont Branch Of American Fedora.
tion Against Senator.
lew York Sun Special Service.

New Special 5eTvIce.
Bellows Falls, Vt, Sept. 23.-The
Vermont branch of the American Fed
today condemning United States Sena-
tor Redfield Proctor, because of his at
titude towards organized labor and de-
claring against his reelection to the
United States senate this fall. This
will mean that practically every labor
union in the state will work against
Vermont 8 senator and attempt to influ-
ence the members of the legislature to
vote against him. Percival w. Glenn
ent of this city, the high license lead
er, and Ex-Governor Carroll S. Page of
Hyde Park, are mentioned as opponents
to Proctor.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

H. 81. Warner, for twenty years master
mechanic in charge Of the western district of
the Northern Pacific, has resigned. He will
go to Alaska.
The state railroad commission upon petition
and Investigation, has directed the North West
erp road to build standard station at Burr in
As only is per cent of the cargoes for the
new Great Northern steamships, Minnesota and
M be By rail- from h %
returning empty cars will not be reduced. The
lumbermen IN the east expected to get very
nT gh to the al
big steamships.
The American Association Of General Passen-
ger Agents will meet Oct. 1s at Fortress Mon.
r roe W. w. Va. H.
The Northern Pacific road issued a new hunt;
several places on the line where chicken and
duck hunting Is good. m..- .
The Great Western road will run an excursion
return ball game of the st. Paul Eagles against
| the Dubuque Eagles.
The Pere Marquette has made the following
agent, Boston; P: Brrel, commercial agent, De-
Nsnsas etty ". /: White, northwestern AGENT
The Burlington has decided to substitute the
telephone for the telegraph in dispatching and
operating both passenger and freight trains.
The change is to be made us soon possible.
Wall street places among the financial false
hoods the story from the west that President
Newman of the New York Central had decided
Vanderbilt interests say that he has no inten-
ton of leaving his place: No eredence is given
the directors of the road % l,sasr
"A dispatch from New York says there are
strong grounds for believing that the Pennsyl-
tiations for some months looking to the purchase
of the Toledo, st: Louis & Western railroad.
It'll.
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Homeseekers and settlersl

Only $500 to Oklahoma and $3.50
to Southern Texas for one way tickets.
$27.75 for round trip Special Homeseek-
ers via M. & st. L. r. r. Liberal limit
Call on, or address j. G.. Rickel, City
Ticket Agent, 424 Nicollet Ave.
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w. E. WITHERSPoON5 ADVANCED
He Becomes St. Louis City Ticket
Agent at st. Paul.

W. E. Witherspoon, assistant city
ticket agent of the st. Louis road at
Minneapolis, has been appointed city
ticket and passenger agent at st. Paul
to the West Shore as travelling passen-
ger agent. For many years Mr.. With
erspoon was with the Northern Pacific
at different points along the line.
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medicines that gives so large return
for the money as a good porous
strengthening plaster, such as Carter's
Smart Weed and Belladonna Backache
Plasters
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World q Fair Excursion.

Low rates over Minneapolis & St..
Louis Railroad-2 regular trains with
of the fair In 18 hours. Tickets at 424
Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis.