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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
T.1LU HELD IN FORCE.
Russia .1dds to DefeHccs Along
NaHchuriaH Border.

ST. Petersburg. March 21-The following dis
patch from viceroy AIexieH, dated Moukdeu.
March ~. and giving the text Of a report from
General Zhilinsli. was received here to-day:
The troops are in good spirits and there IS no
sickness.
tier guards the Eastern Chinese Railway.
everything is IN order there. AT J-dyini station
Captain Cksemoh. with seventy cavalrymen. has
driven of a band Of one hundred ChunChus.
The occupation of the tow ms Of Auiu and Ping
Yang by the euemv's infantry and artillery IS
confirmed. An increased movement Of troops
and transports ON the road between Piug-Yang
aud Auju is noticeable.
Thirteen OF the euemy's transports recently
uulCaded at ChiUnampO.
According to reports. there have been no prep
arations for landing on the coast OF CaoljaO or
opposite Ein-ChOU.
All reports appearing in foreign newspapers OF
the landing OF Japanese troops az different
points on the coast are inventions.
General Zhuiuski's official confirmation OF the
reports that the Russian outposts abandoned
AnjU upon the approach Of the japanese IN
force causes no surprise here. as such action is
I'm perfect accord with the Russian plan OF
campaign. The Russian diminishing and adj
varced posts were thrown forward 70 harass
the Japanese outposJs. They were expected To
fan back the main bo-sy 7f the enemy moved
forward until the sJroHg positions at the YsIu
River were reached.
The dlty miles Of country between Anfu and
the YaIu are very difficult for the movement OF
q large force. There may he some lively Skin
mishinE as the Japanese alvanCe. but the Rus
slams are resolved TO avoid a decisive engage
meut until certain OF victory.
Official dGviCeS repOr- the concentration Of
armed MorgoIaus disguised as pilgrims AT Van
kureu. south Of Lake Bai<al and a few miles
from the Russian frontier.
a telegram has been cIved from the medical
officer at Chita Eastern siberia. saying There
are many cases or sickness here This news
causes some uucas,ness. as reports from other
places are uniformly io the eject that the
health Of the troops is good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
FALL OF PORT ARTHUR.
# Long COnfict-Russiaus Lose Sir
Hundred on Yah.

London March 22-'The Daily Telegraph's''
Toxic correspondent sends a newspaper re-
por. OF the japanese occupation OF Port
Arthur after a combined land and sea at
tack Saturday and Sunday. It IS asserted
that division OF japanese landed on the Lao
Tung Peninsula Saturday and engaged the Rus
SLAMS near Port Arthur while the fleet bonn
barded from Saturday evening until Sunday
morning.
The same correspondent reports sharp en-
counter at Chyang- Son. on the Talu River about
thirty miles northeast OF Win. in which the
Russians lost six hundred in killed or wounded.
The Daily Chronicles" Shanghai correspond
ent hears from New-Chwang that the Japanese
crossed Tatung Pass. ror,y miles from Hail
Cheng and that encounters took place with the
Russians.
Reports from Seoul and Toxic say that Mar
quis Ito has arranged TO lend 5O0o000 yen g.
5O00o0 10 Corea on easy terms.
According to The Standards Tientsin cor
respondent. China is appealing TO the powers for
an extension Of a year in the period for the pay
ment Of the indemnity growing out Of the Boxer
troubles.
The correspondent at Tientsin OF "The Daily
Mair reports that n Japanese merchant sus-
pected Of being a Russian SPY has been buried
alive. but that the Japanese authorities disavow
any knowledge of the assassins.
The Morning Posts Hamburg correspond
ent says that Russia has purchased the Ham
burg steamer Hafs which is now at VladivOs-
toS for S2IOOOO. and that the vessels Mans
has been changed TO AIexeitrapanL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
TORNADO WRECKS TOWN.
One Nan H0rfalIV Hurt ia Missouri
Storm.

Karsas Citv No. March "A dispatch from
-sIselrsvIle No saws that fifty buildings are part
lv wrecked one man Is mortaIly wounded and
eraI others are hurt the town is in darkness and
the streets are stravu with debris a. the result
% "a tornado ard hallstorm which swept over tho
place this evening. Tho hail on the streets was a
elot deem within five minutes after the storm be-
gan ana some or the stones were large
hens eggs. Dozens Of trees were blown down and
several horses were killed Ia the streets
Wind and hail came first. followed by a terrific
douurour Of rain. which flooded nearly every cellar
in town The storm came from the West. II kept
within q narrow path. only about two blocks OF the
business quarter being damaged.
C1~Ger ANS Alma No are said n be consider
ably damaged. According To meagrc reports sew
eral houses I both places were wrecked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
MOVE TO STOP SEALING.
Russia -ASkS Canada to Cease Opera
tiOnS ia Pacific.

Ottawa March 2l.-Russia has asked Canada
10 abandon Delagic sealing in the Pacific Ocean.
The request Was made before a commission now
sitting in London. II Canada agrees to this
proposition, England is 70 assess the damages
due TO Canadian sealers seized by Russia IN
Behring Sea Among officials conversant with
the situation Il is stated there is little likelihood
OF Canada agreeing 10 the request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
LABOR MEN CAN'T WORK FOR HEARST
Chicago Union Calls for Resignation Of
Walking Delegate Who Sought Votes.

IBT TELEIEAFH 10 1T IF'II0-F1'-I
Chicago March 2I.-Walking delegates who try
TO deve- the labor vote to Presidential candidates
are getting into trouble one man mas oeeil threat
erl with expulsion from his organization for help
ing ON the Hearst boom. Learning that 'NlH
Russell. the business agent Of district No. OF the
international Association Of Machiuists, was work
ing for Hearst votes. the members Of Liberty Lodge
No. So passed resolutions asking Tor Russ~I res
iru9tiou IL is rceitel that ne is using his time
and energy In campaign work and Is tins
me name Of the unlOu with the Hedrst campd4sl,
contrary TO the cODsutuuCn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
PULLMAES TIGHTEN COLOR LINE.
in Defiance Of Kentucky Law, Enforce Rule
Against Wife of State Official

Louisville March cI-Tho Pullman Company has
begun TO enforce tho color line fra the South more
rigilly than ever Tn defiance ot the separate
coach law of Kentucky. when Mrs. II. Y. Nc
thesny wife Of the Secretary of State. accom-
laried ny her child and coiorcd nurse. boarded
an lIaois Central train to ride from this city 20
Ia.ucah thc Pullman conductor refused 10 permit
tho nurse 90 ride in the sleeping car and all took
seats "a the day cc1cn. Tho train conductor told
iac Pullman conductor that tbe Kentucky separate
coach law especially CNccpts negro servants iaF-
cling euch hr.t the Pullman official said tlat lie
l- his orders 70 refuse berth and seat room 10 al
urEr0Cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
QUESTION OF jim CROW" TRAINS.
Some Doubt as to Which Ones Come Under
MARYLAND Law

Baltimore. March I.-It will likely be necessary
fo- the courts 20 say which trains the PcnnsyI-
,auia. the Baltimore ana Ohio and the other rail-
roads come under the Jim Crow INV Just en-
uctel by the legislature. The LII declares that the
law applies only o. local trains. but some express
trains TO philadelphia ard New-Yo~k stop at
number Of stations iu Maryland. ard might be
termed local part Of the way
Iha steamboat measure requires the captain.
purSer or other officer i'm charge separate the
white and coIored passengers in the sitting, sleep
ing a-u eating departments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
SUICIDE TO ESCAPE HANGING.
Han Who Helped Kill Negro Feared Muir
der Trial
LHr rrLEsnArH 10 raa rRInuHE.l ]

Nor.0lk. Va. March G.-Captaiu Washington
Han of sanford on tce Eastern Shore OF Virginia,
fearing arrest or what he believed might be
rIefsc 81 murier blew As brains out in 'front.' O. d
mirror "a ais home to-day. Han. who was ne
commando us an oyster vessel. tkrashed by a
- so. one ~ his crew. He and fis triends aI-
lacked thc negro who died from the Wounds ttal!
Iifd been told shat 4 deputy marshal was coming
Tor him The suicide followed. lie leaves BssoH N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
STEAMER A MONTH ADRlFT.

St Mi~h4els Azores March 2I-Tue Belgian
steamer CIemat.s. Captain Leeuaers, fortv-three
GAYS out from Antwerp. bound % Feraandina Fla.
where she IS twenty-five days overdue was towed
hc-e To-day with her shat 3rnkeu. The vessel
steamer Tcnedo=. Captain Aubel. bound from ths
BLACK 50 10y way 0f Lisbon tu New York. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
HEARST STARTS BOSTON NEWSPAPER

Boston. March Is.-The first edition Of daily
newspaper established by William II Hearst ap-
reared In this city to-day under the name Hearst
itostcu American NevS-AJTk journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
TO MANAGE CAMPAIGN.
Thirty-tiUe Members of Republican
Congressional Committee Chosen.
IFRoM THE rR1Brvr BrrEAr.f

Washington. March 21.-Repubucan members
OF the Senate and House met in caucus tonight
TO name the Congressional committee which
will have general supervision of the coming
campaign for election OF Representatives in
Congress. Thirty-hve of the sorty-rinc mem
bers Of the committee were chosen. The
selections were made BY the state delegn-
tons in Congress. a resolution was passed by
the caucus empowering the next chairman of
the committee 70 I'LL ;he vacancies. Those
States having Republican representation in the
House selected their members Of the committee.
only four-Delaware. Illinois Indiana and YER
mont-faiIng 70 do so. Their selections viii be
made later. James s. Sherman represents New
York, H c. LOudeHsiaser New-Jersey and
George L. LHley Connecticut \ meeting Of the
new committee will be called at an early date.
when the chairman and secretary viii be
chosen.
The members chosen tonight and the state
o. Territory tley represent on the committee
as follows:
Representative ME-TCALF, California
RsPrsssnstiys RRsPIsssntstiiys IIY .t4 c5SassSu
E.Prsssata,tyS tat,yo I,li4 EREHcH, FL Idaho
REPRESENTATIVE 30 oE5RSOcK Kansas.
Rep-esentatlve HUNTER Kentucky.
ReDressntstIvs MI-DD Msryisad
Representative LOWERING Masslchuzetts.
Representative TAWN WNTG. Muues1ta.
Representative RARTHOLDT. Missouri.
Representative DIXON. Montana.
Repressntative MCCARTHY. Nebraska.
Representative SJIdOWAt. New-Hau pshire
Representative LOUDESSLACF1R. Sew-JerseN
-Representative SHERMAN. Nev-YorS
Representative SPALDING North Dakota
Representative LONGWORTTL Ohio.
MITCHELL Oregon
Representative CDSNF.LI. Pennsyivlnta-
Representative CAPRON. Rhode Island
Representative BURKE. South Dakota
Representative GIBSON. Tennessee
Representative HOWELL. Ttsh.
Representative SLEMP Virginia
Reprssentatfve HUMPHREY. WaShinEto1.
Representative DOVENER. West Virginia.
Representative BABCDCE. WisColsn-
Representative NONDEII. WvouirE
Delegate KAIAANLANAOI4E Hawaii
Delegate RODEY. New Mexico.
Delegate MCGUIRE. Oklahoma
Resident Commissioner DEGETAU. Porto RICO
The States left unrepresented on the commit
tee are Alabama. Arkansas. Delaware, Florida
Illinois Indiana. Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas and
Vermont and Arizona Territory. About sew
enty-fve members Of the Senate and House at
tended the caucus. Representative Hepburn, OF
Iowa. presided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

DEWEY'S PORT WINE AND GRAPE JUICE
Are superior for your sick ones
Il T. Dewey * Sons Co. LIS FvltOn St. New Ycrk-
-Advt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

.Ioln'e Homeopathic I.axatlvc8 never cause The
,,'oat haGses. d.sccmtort ~ iacOnvellonse.-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05
3 n D
Under Anfald af Observation-Disclosures Id
seende af at vaere. d0d DR.. Miles
Heart Cure Hjalp og H~elbredede.

".Jeg mRrkede f1rst F6lgerne-
af Hjertesvaghed i Efteraaret
1896. I ct Advertisement i ct.
Sioux City Blad besk1 ev en- Mand
sine Symptomer, der var at sam
me Art som mine. Jeg f9lte til
Tider Omhed i Brystet og min.
Skulder, SAINT en- tung kv@lende
Fornemmelse i Halsen, Mathed
og periodisk Hunger: leg blev
virkelig bange for min Tilstand
og kj0bte SEEKS Flasher af DR..
Miles Heart Cure. Efter Bru-
gen af den f9rste Flaske har jeg
aldrig varet besv&ret med de
gamle ubehagelige Symptomer,
og nu er jeg rask og anser min
Helbredelse for varig.' Lewis
Anderson, Kuhn, S. D.
ALE Apothekere s@1ger og ga
ranterer den f9rste Flaske af Dr..
Miles Legemidler. Skriv efter
fri Bog ON Nerv9sitet og Hjerte>
s%ygdomme. Adresser DR.. Miles
! Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05
"Jeg narer ingen Bet@nkelig

"Jeg n@rer ingen Bet@nke1ig-
he'd we'd at sige, at DR.. Miles
Heart Cure er alt hvad man kan
9nske Diet at vere. leg led at
Hjertesygdom i15 Aar og havde
pr9vet mangeforskjelljge Midler,
men indtil jeg pr9vede DR.. Miles
Heart Cure, fandt jeg ingen Lin
dring. Jeg havde Hovedpine, og
efter at have pr@vet, hvor code
Deres "Pain Pills" var, tankte
jeg, at mulig Deres "HeartC Cure
kunde hjalpe mig. Jeg havde
saa heftige Anfald, at jeg til Ii
der blew helt blind. Under disse
Anfald saa jeg I'D som d1d. .Jeg
tog Medicinen absolut efter
Brugsanvisning, og jeg kan be-
vidne, at jeg blew aldeles helbre-
Diet. Jeg RAIDER allie, der er be,
sveret med Hjertesygdom, til at
tage DR.. Miles New Heart Cure
straks: Jeg skriver dette og 81.
yer NIT Navn til mine Lidelses
Teller" S. 3. Purdy, Atkinson
Nebr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05
&ogt 9em for &atarrb=Sa 1pcr, iom
tn6ehpI6er @bifIAlb.

efterlom &btfielp 1iffert oil forbgrbe
@mageianien og ful6itan0igt poe
lggee set bele Spitem 11aar set foor
trenge in6 giennem Sltmbinoerne.
@aa6anne Mrtifler bur6e al6rig brr=
ges, unotagen efter Sorlfrift fra 6pg=
tige 2eger; tbt Ben @fa6e 6e oil
gierel er ii @otge berre en6 be go0e
@irf1inger, iom Sc m1ligpis maatte
bape. Sails Gotarrb Cure til6e-
re0t al S. S. @benep & g., Solebo,
g., in6eboloer intet &bifiplp, og
brngt iom %.inoportes Meoicin, pirfer
Sen 6irefte poo 8loDet og Slimbi11=
berne. Maar 81 fjpber @all's Ga
tarrb Cure, loa b9r liffer paa at faa
sen egte. Sen brlege5 iom inoborteS
Me0ici11 og tilbirfes / Sole0o, ., al
S. S. GbeneD & So. 8i6nesbDr6
frit.
Saaes boS Mpotbefere. BrtS 75c
Slaifen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

ever de til Sammenslutningen herende
Foreninger SAINT It'd og Medested. .
/. Dania, Racine, Wis. Mode hve'
Tirsdag Aften paa DANA Hall.
2. Dansk Broderforening, Oshkosh
Wis. MODE fgrste og treble LSrdag
liver Manned.
8. De Danskes HEN, Waupaca
Wis. Mode hver Torsdag Aften.
4. Ansgar, Green Bay, Wis. Mode
hver Torsuag Aften.
s. Danebo. Council Bluffs, Ia. Mode
hver Mandag Aften.
6. DANA. Minneapolis, Mimi. Mode
anden og> fjerde Tirsdag i hver Maa'
ned.
Z. 0,ana Club, Neenah, Wis. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
s. Dannevirke, Clinton, Ia. Mode
hastsidste Lerdag i hver Manned.
8. Nordens Brpdre. Sabula, Ia. No
de ferste L5rdag i liver Manned.
10. Dana, Kenosha, Wis. Mode liver
Torsdag Aften.
II. DANA. saltwater, MINI. Mode
fgrste og treble Fredag i hver Manned.
-. DANA. Tacoma, Wash. Mode
hver Tirsdag Aften.
10. Dana, Perth Amboy, n. ]. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
II. Lyren. Cedar Falls. Ia. Mode an
den og fjerde Tirsdag i liver Manned.
Is. D%annebrog, Marinette, Wis. Mo
de hveranden Mandag Aften.
16. Dannebrog. Denver, Colo. Mode
hver Tirsdag Aften.
ening. Portland, Oregon. Mode hver
Onsdag Aften.
IS. Danmarks SSnner. st. Paul.
MINI. Mode fbrste og tredie> Mandag
i liver Manned.
-. Den Danske Hjelpeforening,
Cleveland, Ohio. Mode forste og ire
die L6rdag i liver aManed.
%. Den Danske Forening, Omaha,
Neb. Mode liver Fredag Aften.
"a. Dania, Bridgeport, Conn. Mode
anden og fjerde Onsdag i liver Maa-
ned.
25. Hand i Hand, Brush, Colo.
Mode anden og fjerde L9rdag i hvet
Manned.
20. Hand i Hand, Bridgeport,
Conn. Mode anden og fjerde L9rdag
i hver Manned.
q. Danmarks Minde, Ringsted, Ia
Mode fprste SGndag i Maaneden.
%. DANA, Hartford, Conn. Mode
s1dste Mandag i Maaneden.
20. Freja, Kansas City, Kansas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05
&reiten pg Smebcn.

S en- lpenif Strife posiere6e / Mio.
ten al forrige Morbun0re0e fblgenbe:
Prei ten: ~Sg @erren beipilte {
Wfennei ter me0 1000 8rgD og E
Imoa Tiif."
@meben Com ii66er ne6e i Sir:
fem: Set frn6e ieg iaompno og:
loa babe giort."
N9i tie Mar> 6a Erelten prnoife1
ODER famine Seflt>i flyer fan meaet rig
ttgt: u&erren beipilte 5000 mel
5 8re6 og 2 imoa Giiif" - og iot
tilfejer Br9Iten, i6et Fan i@ttrrer bpa1
paa 5me0en ne6e / &irfen: ~@>1no'
Oh ogioa bape gjort Set. Sme6?"
@me0en Gmilen0e): uSSa, mage
ligt, bbis ieg bab6e bopt Set, lom blel
til oDers fra / Sior!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05
Ser CT Sure / 2nftcn, lom hi in0=

Der CT Sure / 2nftcn, iom hi in0.
oon0er, / @an6et, iom ri briffer oQ
! Trugten, iom ri ipiier. Secs, bbo&
ST. @ilbclm @p6tfer I @olcotts.
burg, sc. g., bor at lige %0e5ongooen.
Sc. ~Min Spn gif cit Morgen 11l
paa Worfcn og blcp pll1olelig lac
iDg at Mabefrompe, at bon life mere
funoe tale. Si troe0e fprit, at far
boboe facet Slog, bar Dom in6 / SUI:
let og lag6e bonn poo Sengen. g:
gne6 BAN go6t in6 ober Maben mei
9r. Beter'S Sle=Oi6 og gop bom er
flor 9olis me6 Or. &eter's Mope
8igori. 9ette 3ientog ri flere @an.
&c. Set bareoe life lenge, fgren(
ban %begpn6te at fple fig l%ettere, o(
ben noe tie Morgen fun6e fan otter
gaa paa Mrbei6e." Mebnte Me0ici1
er ian6ipnligbis gtl1ti6ens be6lte 2e
gemi06el. Sen tilbere6es al 81. Be
ter Sabrnep, 112-114 60. &opn
Mbe., @birago> Sl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

vMin &ierligbeo til Gent" for
lifreoe ian, ~er set ltbrlte / @erben
ia, Sen er lterre en6 &er0en, Sen el
pioere en- 5gen. 2ao mig la6e Ser
Itrgmn1e in6 / 9eres 9ren."
~@boh?" ubbrpb SEN lmltffe Bige
vWener De at billie fremfonme mef
Sn1in1attoner angaoen6e mine 9rens
Sterrelie eller Gorm?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05
ne | Seoler, iom ban pleier. Set er
10 en- forban6et imitlom @pg6om."

10 en- forbanoet imitiom @pg6om."
set gi6r fan inte - set qigr Ge-
res ereoe @r. Sober inte -" famine
De 2@ og renote opbiolet, frem "a
ttlbage / @ereliet. u@erre, min
@a1o of Sfaber 81 forte Copper -"
"Seg tror MT o%ligepel, ieg nil lobe
min Nertinoe ifaffe mig nogle 9esi11-
fetttonSmioler. Set posier at Sc
ct Der, ioa Tan De bjelpe mig"
~&ielpe Gem? ga, ioi 1fol Sem
bl9lpe -" ifraaleoe Gcbmubl. us ga
ct Der fommen, ON at 70 mine &enoe
of inte Sc forte @opper -"
~Sa> 6et bar 10 rn0lomt, hpis
Seolerne pirfelig er imitte6e, men b
fan 10 -"
~Gi fan : ia, ri fan = jaq hi
Gem 81 96ten of 9inpelen = ioi bill
co. of ioi oil fomme igien / Morfen
11oar 9e 9or 9eres ere6es ST.. To6er;
Setler forbDttet -"
"9et fan Sc 10, iom Sc lelp pil
5cbmubl."
ST. ScbmubI."
2eb @cbmtbl for n6 al Dgren.
~9e INTO Dem fannie ST. 5tuoi
|oius! 81 forte. Copper! 6gi TO:
Diefe1en!" Sg bpf bar ban:
&loften tt TOM Yengepoitbu6et mel
&oitanbisningen. = Sen bar frel1t!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

8ebam5in, 9abomeps %fopbenpe,
renoe &onge> lom efter lin Mfiettel=
lie far bGret SronifmGnoenes Gange
og boet paa Gen Mortinique, fortn.
reg al 2engiel efter lit ofrifonif II
&jemite0. San far nplig ien6t Ell
Sfripelie til &reli0ent 2oubet, bben
ban mtnoer ON, at 2onOflpgtigbe6e1
allereoe fat baret / ii Mor, og Bpm:
fal6er ONT Sillabell e til at oenoe bier
til Mfrifa. Selpfplgelig lober Ser
forte @r=&onge> at fam life bil gip(
6ron lfmgr0ene Mnle6ning til Mis
%fprugielle mes bons Spf9riel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05
De Sammensluttede Danske
Foreninger ! America.
D&
=ERrTRELSE :

JENS HANSEN. H. :.
Ex-Prasident, Over-il are
Box SO, III baIIlso 80
ALMONT, IOWA. CANON lily WV
H. RASMUSSEN.
Over Vice-President,
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa.
- D. NvpI SIN. l.. CLAUSEN,
,er.SeEreta Oyer-k asserer.
oSn S+o+e street q N. Ashland ave,
RACINE, WIS. GREEN FA1' WIS.,
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= Norge. 81

g q M > : 0 II e II 3
pDebbet e far palgt
Naltor g. Gbr. griflen til Sip
mo1osprait / Cardiff &ol0sfapellon
6. s. 9irfelan6 til Sjpmonosprel il
Sbielos og Eerlonelfapellan @lf s.
Gabl til Sj9manOsprpl It / Mntrper=
pen.
&e1igiple Mp6er y a q
u igsgrenen Sg]oo / MQr
ct afbol0t Mp0er poo &igsgrpnlen
n1ellem Norge pg Suerige, men meo
BEN Sorifjel, at fer ON Morene bor
Ser buret ofbolot ct, nen1lig puo
9aonfjeloet mellem 9rje og Gpfs-
mart, iaor er Ser ofbol6t tire, peo
Gborlottenberg> paa @oonfjelbet oQ
peO So. elsie M90er, ser er orro11=
geret al nor lfe og lpen lfe 8rpbre, bo1
poa begge SiOer @rpnien bun0e1
ltor Silll1tning. Mp0et ct. Sans:
Sag .poa &aanfjel6et bapbe iomlet {
a 1000 Mennei fer, iom bar bore:
iommen / itor @le6e og Sen bierte
liglte 6oritaaelie. Mg0erne ifal gien
optoges nel tie Mor.
Me6 81 tia" pat
g m m e eGg. Mmerifa
baa0en uM6rio" onfom til &riltianil
fra Seem Oorf me6 1,137 @asjagere
onboro, bboraf omfring 400 pa
nor fe. Sc fleite oar laa6onne, ion
ifnloe tilbringe Somnreren / Stem
lonoet for til Soften after at Drag
ODER Mtlanteren. @fibets @aptei1
baboe lige fer Mfreiien fra Seem gor
oct ubelo at faloe ne0 mellem Sfibe
og @tenfaien> iaa ban / iterft me6
taget Silitan6 maatte bringes pa
&oipitalet, ~M6ria" far 6erfor zoe
ret fgrt al 6grlteltprmor6. Snre1
boboe foreprigt beret begun1tiget a
ct iialoent im1f &eir, bba6 ser ogia,
Tom bel meo> 6a Sfibet ifelge l16ta
lelle fra EN- al Sfan6ialiniens Mgen
ter Dor operfplot. sri sen @runi
blep Ser nofiaa trartgt pes @oroene
Set imrffe geir bi0rog bel ogiaa fiji
til at boloe &asiagerernes Mppetit
beolige, ioet MntaIIet al @igipge blep
%upaaregnet li6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-05

g 0 + gS fog- % Glen.
M 8 + a II. I. Mftieielifabet
Corps Sfoge ng @ienoomme / @i6-
Hog er be0 &aptein Sfotpe6t lolgt til
,&r. Mobs 50. Stang, &rtlttania.
.'&ipbeium1nen er omfring 10000
&roner foruoen 0mfoItninger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-19

Perhaps the word tonic is more
often abused and twisted from its
original meaning than any oher in
the English tongue It is used 30
characterize what or temporarily
spurs or excites the system without
regard to It's lasting benefits
A well known medical writer LACEY
said. "A real tonic builds instead OF
booming. strengthens instead of ex-
citing it feeds instead Of frightening
4 tonic. in a true sense. is a food a
Nutrient II must noruish.
That Is vhy a malt tonic-a truc
matt tonic is ideal II supplies not
only the vitalizing effect but the food.
the upulliug elements
A great many dark colored beers
tare chrietencd malt toaics. hut they
lack the food clements and The re-
constructive properties
MaltNutrine, the product Of An
hcHser Busch Brewing ASSN ST
Louis. is a tonic that is rich in M
3riment. and a builder up
IT is especially valuable 90 coHval
escents. nursing mothers and those
who have need Of an effective oni,
that viii be retained by the most
delicate stomach
It's acceptance and Use in the prac
tice Of Americas mosi eminent an'
successful physicians. and the greal
ami continued demand ior it a- drug
gusts and grocers. by whom il j;
sold the country over. proves coneiu
siveiy rs merit and popularity
Malt Nu,rine Is served at the lead
I ing health resorts AMI summerins
places.