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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
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MoIe II II 5 bran0en 0 T.
al aget oe6 9riffe=
@eo Sc / Mnle6ning 8ran=
Sen ofbol6te Torbpr er fremfommet
Mistonfe, om> at 8ron0en er OPP
itooet UNDER ct / @ermetiffabrtfen af<
bolSt 9riffe(og. @n &one> Ser fgrlt
op0ogeoe Sl6en, f%orfloreOe, ct bun
poogneoe, 0o g%in0uerne / Tabrifen
iproug. Sum antog, ct S(6en bar
opltooet / Domperiet eller Maifinbu=
lei / fgrite Gtage. Sum pari foe0e
forit Sea fintiten. Ser por 2ps paa
bans Gerelle, og Fan iDore0e itrofs.
&on efsomtnere0es in0gooen0e ON
lit Spbol0 efter 1t ban forlo6 Jabrt<
fen &loffen s. San b%enegte0e be-
lten1t at bope pnret poa 6abrifen el=
Ter / 6ennes @aarOsrum efter be1re
Sis. On Nige %forflore0e at bone
bgrt 2otter og @omtole inoenfor
Eorten &loffen 11H. lomt feet en-
Mo110 uoenfor Gin611et / Sea finbu=
JET. 6 Yeri orer far Negel til So
brifen. Man tenfer Jig Muligbe6en
ot at Ser far beret bol6t ct &alas
/ 6abrifens 2ofoler 8%rorGnotten.
0er er MI in0b!on0et en- M Gerion,
en- on6en Molfiniit> Ser er Sen tiOli=
gere .nebntes 2eieboer. 8egge bor
peret iammen / en- &inban6el, bbor
SEN li6It in6blan6e0e, iom bar beru,
let, fipbte ~ 5laife Sin. Sen fbr'
ite fulgte berpaa en- Dame biem>
ODER. Maifiniiten forflarer> at BON
gif lige biem fra 9amen og bar
biemme 81. IL. San antager ner,
me1t at Sl0en er opitaaet / &d9ertet.
S Mobietning BERTH forflare6e &d-
gerimeiteren, at bette bar umultgt,
og poobilte Bette ttliDnela0en6e logiif.
@an mente, at SI0en olene fnn6e b9>
re uobruot / Maifinrummet eller
9amperiet, bpor Ser bar oofftlltg
Ie6tbelag, 6og neppe uben at bore
pQalat eller be0 grob l1forligtigbe0.
Ge6 set fortiatte Bran6forb6r
fremfom Ser intet, ser aflpeffe6e Ben
tioligere Mistante ON, at Sl6en bar
forauriaget be0 ct Driffelag. S1ere
B%ioneprop pegte 6erimo6 / famine
&etning. Sabrifens 8eitprer antog
set for ubeluffet, at S16en paa
@run0 al Driften fun0e bore op,
itooet on6ette0s enb / &ggeriet eller
2c66eperfte6er. 6abrifen meo
Eager bar asiureret for 100000
&rorer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
@m banif Mmertfaner, bbis Sea

Gn Da1t1t Nmertt111er, Db1S gtaDl1
lite er opgtpet, bar forleben beret
@ienitan6 for ct &bperi al Sen gro
bei tie Mrt UNDER Ell 0pbol6 / &jgben=
bobn. 9anife 8lo6e me0oeler, at
ban bab6e ON Mftenen peret / en-
@ebertning paa Miels @bbeiens @ei
bbis 8ert ligele6es bor beret / Mme>
rita, og / SomtalenS 2gb bite ban
@erten ct pregtigt @ul6ubr me0
tilbpren6e maSitp &ie6e, u0en at are,
at to al @j9Iterne / SET famine fat
te6e &lanen at operfal6e bam. &e6
1871 Si6en forlob 9anif + Mmerifa=
neren @epertningen og begab fig ii!
9grppei bpor ian bor. @etop iom
ban naae6e lin @a6e6qr> bnffe6e to
&erioner op pe0 Si6en al bom. Sen
enc 9reb fat / bons l1brfie0e og gob
bam iamtiotg ct Slag l. Mnltgtet,
bporpe0 Sen Sperfalone bl9n6eOes
cg life fl1n6e forbin0re Epperiet of
rbr og &in0e; Sen an6en hog Mrme=
ne ON bom og itjal bans %ortemou=
ne> og / nelte 9jeblif bar Sc after
foripun0ne. 9a SEN Sperfal6ne
bapoe faoet Jig iomlet> gift ban til
@olitiet pg onmel6te Spperiet. Me=
tie often lpffe0es set at paagribe
bnm> ser 1tjal l1bret. @anlfe bit
fan6tes set life bos ba1n og fan nng=
teoe at pere Spoen; men ban CT
gienfjen0t al Ben Sberf olGne og al
Bnrten, ligeiom en- Spborter bar
mel6t Jig iom Sione og oplplt, at ban
poo @ejen bprte 10 &erioner oftole
Set potnnfte Oberfol6. Senere er
ogloo Sen on6en 8anOit p%aagrebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

Sacob u. @iis's Surebrag / &lp>
mo11tb &trfen Sirs6ag @ften bar be-
i6gt al iaa mango Silbdrere, iom
&irfen fr1n6e rl111me, ct 9eDiS
for, bbor qo6t ct Mapn bor 2anoS-
man6 bar bun6et mellem Mmerifa-
nerne. Get gltmren6e, belforme6e
Uore0rag flLgteS fra @noe til an=
Sen meb SEN melt leDen6e SntereSie>
og set er iiffert 11nutligt al faa Set
@mne, 1om ST.. &iis beban6le6e, be,
6re eller florere belplt ems Set bleb
al bom. Set nar om uSonD", 60
6ens Mrober, ban fortalte, ONT bbor-
lebes bnn f1n6e frelies for Samfun-
Set og om Sc Mi6ler ser er taget /
8r11g oeo bette @arf. SPIRIT og
fremme1t frembebe0es set, at Set Dar
Sen benlige @aan0 Ser ifuloe leg
ges poo @a6e6rengens @fltl6er fra
Dem, ser bar be0re 1tille6e / Cont
fun6et, font n6rette6e melt / bette
Mrbei6e. Bau en- ier6eles fengs-
len1e Mon6e fortalte &iis ON set
@lumarbei6e, ion1 ban bar leoet |
Seem Sort, og in6fletteoe fer og Ser
forfielltge Mnef6oter, Ser for en-
Sci 1to6 / Sorbin6elie me6 6aberen=
Sc Bolitifomisier I Seem Sort, MI
&reiioent at II. g.. .Sbeo6ore &ooie-
belt. Ealeren intro6ucere6eS al
Mapor @apnes, Ger iag6e nogle im1f=
:fe Sr6 ON Danmarf CO ON en- Al
nets benita gSnrer, Sacob q. M:is
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

- 6ru Sanien: vNaa> bborle0es
gaar. Set, fiare 6ru Sop. @borle6es
fommer De og Deres Ma16 MI 11b
af set meb b%inan6en?"
Trn Sop: $50 Eaf, mi gaar set
uomerfet, ieg Dor al0rig bapt iaa
megen Sre6 fgr. Min Mol16 o66e
forrige Mge:"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

Sale, ,og Sen Slot, Ser / og uoenfor
Oeputeretfommeret iamles ON bam,
bliper ita6ig taIrigere. Ogloa / Sc
itan6inopiife 2an0e pil ban pin0e
mango &enner, naor fan til Sonmne=
rem fommer lom &epreientont for
lit 2ot16 for at Jamie Msor6ens por=
lome1toriife Treosbenner / bets @o=
neoito0. vSer6. Sang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
Sborpalblen 2pgc go. 45, .. 9.

e. ofbol6er 2br6ug SEN 5. Marts
ielifabelig Sommenfom1t poa 9ania
&oll for Me0lemmer me0 6omilie
'og &enner. Hrilen for 8illetter er
SOC for @errer og 25c for Gamer.
6orfriifninger leroeres frit.
2pr0ag SEN 2. slpril of6ol6er So
get ii1 13oorige Stiiteli esfelt poo
Danio Sail. Selten bil blipe or
rongeret lpm li6lte Mor, % ST.. 2ou=
IS @ougoor6 ct Sormo110 for Mr=
ror1gementsfomiteen. 8i(letter $500
for &errer og 25c for Gamer. Ser
oil b(ibe 8onfet, 1om tager i'm &c.
gDn0elie ST. 8, log 6erefter Sal. Sn=
gen bill blipe tillte6t M0ga1rg til Sc
1ten> font fife for116 far tegnet Jig
pao 2iiten, ser ienere bill blipe trent
lagt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
AGeoegne fra.

&pngrcsmanb, 0uncral GAarles
Stef al Obio blep iiblte 11ge al &C.
gisloturen 11omil1eret til ofDp6e g.
nator MorcuS 81. @annas @fterfpl=
ger / Torbun6sienatet, % beo @alget
SEN 1. Morts bleb ban bdgt. 9tcf
CT cit f%orbol0sbis ung Man6n men
Dar giort en- gltmren0e &oriere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
for iioite l1ge, pp til ben 2. STARTS

tor 1t01te u9e, op til Den <. Nt1rts
Wtebbe1t Of
Gba8. G.9eni8 4 Co., W~etnnedbpIt9, D2tnu
Otter ii6lte ngeS @ebgang / @bez
oeprti erne> biier Marfe6et Jig igien
itgrft. @be0ebeboloningcn / Mtnne,
opolis> 9ulutb, Chicago og glepatoz
rerne / 2an66iitrifterne / Mor6be-
item er % Mtl(ioner 8ul6els, inro6
80 Mtllioner flor, Al Millioner for
to Mar 1i6en, 43 Millioner for 3
Mor liOen, og 81 Mil(ioner 8uibels
for 4 Mar lt0en. Ser bil life blipe
nogen n%epneb9r6ig Ne0gong / &rt>
len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
Mleran6ra 2paeu, 8. g. e., az

N~leEuNOTu Su9tH, ~. -. ", uI=
bop6t 26r6og Mften lit ~2eap Dear"
Sal, Ser bar blebet im66e1et meo laa
itore Gorbentninger; 6isie bleo beller
life 1fnffebe, og @allet lgb al poa
ben melt forn6jelige Maa6e. Sen
ene1te Mangel beo Seitett bar, al
@lo61en, 9anias lille Cal, bar for
in61frenfet for set itore Mntal Deltas
gere, Sen ltore @al bop6e life peret
10" flor. @a1en par meget lml1ft Sc
foreret, og SEN 2ltnc6, Ser ierbereoes,
bar al Sen aller fortreffeligite. 9an<
fen gift me6 2ip og 2pit> og @o!let
Dorebe til ST. 4 Morgenen.
2cgen far arrangeret ct &ortpartp
paa lin egen Sail Sre6ag Sen II.
Marts> bbor Me0lemmer og 8enner
in6bp6es at 6eltoge; Ser ifol beta=
les 15c for 9eltagelle n / 6enne
Gummenfomlt, og ser lerberes Safe
og &ager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
Gpnarcsnalgcnc paa Gnba, Sc fpr

9unarcsual9cnc paa G,tba, Sc fpr=
ite Ser far beret ofbol0t 1i6en Cuba
blep uofbnn9ig, ofbol0tes / 5pn=
bags. Oct meo0eles fra @apa,1o, at
8algene er l6bet ol0eles roligt al,
og at ser life bcr beret ct e11eite Sill
f9lbe al l%1pr6e>1er, e110 fife / &Der,
bbcr loobonne bar oenteoe. Sen
,1De &ongres foor ct lille liberolt=
n%otio1taliiti1f 61ertal / %l1n0erbuiet,
meoens Seuotct foor ct, Iigele0es
lille, repub!ifouif Tlcrtol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

Snlte Slicn ct Mabnet poo en- ii
Mor gammel &ige> Ser for 4 Tiger IL
Sen pllt0ielig foripon6t fra lit @jem,
1915 g. @aI6. Mbe., n0en at Set
bar muligt for &olitiet at fi1Oe mo-
get 5por al ben6e, in0til bun /
Monoogs MiteS Der0te tilbage til lit
Stem. Sum opgiber> at bun bar
rejlt fra 8pen al 5rpgt for at blibe
oire lteret for at Dobe %obertroa6t 60
pen ON Mtn6reoarigeS Mrbej0e, i6et
FUN for at foo Mrbej0e til at for<
i6rge fig ielo og bjelpe 6orelorene
bob6e opgipet til fin Mrbejbsgiper> at
b1tn bar el0re er6 FUN birfelig bar.
Sum flyer, at BUN bar Dpret ga
Gros1e, @is., bbor bun bar boet boS
i'm 8e01temo0er og arbej6et Ser |
8Den. @en6es Gorm(6re er meget fat
tige, og 6a0eren bor peret ipg Sci
melte al Binteren. Set pentes> al
Surname @ocietp nl ta9e Jig al Ga:
gen, og at Nigen pil foa Sob til al
orbejte, til Sa6eren otter er raft o.
fan fiene Spboloet til Tamilien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
minneapolis.

@rnnblopsfei bill blipe afbol6t
SborboI6ien 2ogen, 9. s.. g., Sen
5. Stunt. 2ogen bar allere6e itfref
Jig Safe @bore &orf, @bite 8em
2ofe, til 1enu1e 6eltligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

@ameforenineen Mpollo hol6er
&oncert / &opfins 26r6og M1teu 5.
10. Marts / Mn0eri ems Opera Sonie.
Sortrinlig M%s1iitance CT fifret, og
2anosmen6 6ern6e er 1iffer paa en-
-nD6ellesrig Mften. Otter @oncerten
itort Sal. 8illetprilen er fat til
blot IS Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
n1inne(ota.

-Wtllle Mn0er1on, en SfoleDre1g
/ Gtepben, fat nplig ifuot % 6rett
en- l1lp en- bolb Mi( fra @folebnlet.
- Souls Gar on> en- &ontraft9r,
blep forle0en ibielfjprt al ct Srgn
paa Gulrtb, @isiabe & Nortbern
8onen beb 9l1lutb.
- s @anobec County formerer
ulpe11e Jig laa ltgrft og ct blepne loo
nprgooen0e, at mango Settlere bar
foripnet fig me0 Tn!0er, @epgr og
Mmml1nitior.
- 9efclfl1ingcn / MprtDone er
6enrDft oper lt61igter11e til at foa ct
ltort Goppnrf. Set ct Salisbury
&ompogni Ser ltoor bag bet bele, o.
Bette iiges at bnpe fjpbt Stprlteoele'
al set Gpmmer, lon ejes al @acbu5
& 8roofs &pmpagntet.
- Sra Gtep6en floges cher, at
Seer %trotter / Sc to 1t6lte Mar far ltO<
6re0t Jig 1tnrft 6eron1frtng. S6r
Sen Sis bar life en- eneltc blcpen feet.
Sn0flDtl1i1g al Settlere fra Solpo
me1re5 at rore o1l porlig for 0isie
SfobebDrs SillpneEcm1 t.
- Minnie Sioclon, en- ul1g norif
Yige i @urlpell Sotpnibip, Yolf Co.,
blep ioa bDbt rSrt 81 FUN bprte ON
9ranOen / Ma(eiunD og Be 2tDeller
9eboerne u6lto6, at FUN / 6enne fol-
De Si0 bar gaoet fra 6arm til 6arm
ior at be0e ON un6erltdttelle for Sc
N6bliben0e. Baa benne Mqa0e bar
0un facet 1amlet ODER $50.
r. Torretningsfparteret / 8rat=
nero trl1e6es forrige Sor56ag after
me6 at ,gaa op / &6g og Mife. ST.
SEN oplto6 I 8. 80. Goops 9rp
GOODS 8utif og loapel 6enne iom
8. &obman> 9inneman @ros., S. $.
8elleper, Mrs. 6. @ron6elmeper,
Tronf M6p og 3. 6. McGullougbs
Torretnir1ger ne0bren6te Oct iamt>
(ige Sab an laaes iii 100000,
6borpaa bar Msi urance for omfring
$75,00O.
= S. 9. Murpbp, forbenp. @apor
al Somer, en- rig ManD og en- trent
rogenbe .Yolitifer, onfom forrige
uge til 9ulutb fra 6ergus Sails,
bpor fan Dar p9ret | Sin6siDgealD=
let / omtrent tire Maane6er. San
erfl9rer, at bans Snoeip9rring
lfpl6tes &neb, og at ba11 alorig bap=
Sc bpret BET ringeite iin0sforbirret.
San er MI fri paa &arole, men anta=
ges inart at billie blipe n6frdpen
lom gonife belbre6et.
- timber en- Sl0ebron0 / 6eres
&iem / @loqret Dob6e gilbert %
Sobn 8lirt og beres Samilier aar
lat 2ibet til. 9a 6e baagne0e for
le6en Scat ito6 bele &uiet I 61am1ner
og Sc bar ne iten fDalte. al &Ggen !er
oe boogneoe. Otter flere forgipueS
Torigg Ipffe6es set rog 8ran6folfe'
ne at fomme in6 / @ulet og reoot
6em. Sen ne6bren6te 8Dgninl
goor UNDER Mabnet 8lirt @(ocf. SCR
tie gtage in6ebolot 8lirt 8ros
@igbmanosban6el. Gabet a1llaael
! til $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

Gn &apc til &mslanS. Gu G6i=
cogo MillionGr, Gbarles 81. Crane,
bor ltillet Ell n1eget itor Gum, efter
Sigenoe $tO,000,til 9}oooigbe0 for ct
@irlpefouo for rllsiiife Splooter cg
Mari11erc. S lit @apebrep frembn=
Der Gronc, al otter bans Mening bar
9fl1slan0 gjort alt for at opretboloe
Treoen, % at @rigen er brl1bt lps
peo TorrG0cri fra Sopons Sibe. Ga
ben CT mp0toget al &lrS(o10s Seller
inbe, Scr ltaor / Spt0l EN- for Ell SnO=
ion1lilrg / Sen &etning, og Sen iige5
at bope boft megen @lebe / 2onoet,
6o man Ser bopbe Set Sn0trpf, at Set
/ Mnerifo berifer Ell iterf antirl1s-
tiff Stemning. Crane Dur reji1 ME-
get / &l1slon0 % bar mango &cnner
Ser, lGrlig blanot sen ruslilfe M0el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

lllpff: paa Gpcn. Sra Yort
S%omnsen6, @ol1., in6(pb / Spn0ags
Mcbhclelie ON, at 9ompifi6et
vGl1cen", Ser ip5cr me!lem Son
6ronciSeo og @auncllc pe0 &ugct
Scl1116, CT inofommct ser / @onl1en /
ltrrf1 banorcret Sillta1o paa Gruulo
al CT @rono, ser lop0e f,1nbct Gte0
pmhcro bo Sfihct por uofor Gollt111=
h'a Tiooel1, mcOens Set lan1tloig CO
otter at 9ron0en bar l%luffet, boo0e
gjennemgooet lpnre Storme. SlOen
por ppit1oet / Mgterlalol1el1 ON 9eot=
ten me0enS olle Eosi agerer bar til
apjS, men Ser oplto0 ingen Nanif,
bo Sc blep fa!0t paa 9nf. &optej=
!1er o11iuu Set for f%ornp0ent at lntte
91absne uO, fire al 0isle blep lat /
SonOet mes Ell 9el &oi11oer % 9brlt
omborb. Mlle oisle 8oobe ful0iej=
lebe, % IA al Sc Nmbor0pGrenOe
orl1fneoe. Set blep fcrlpgt at foo
Sfibet ms / Gclrnbio Tlpcen, men
settle mis!pffeoes. Set fol6t Ser
TITS mes CT frpgteligt llpejr, og Sfi=
bet mootte l1nOer tette / i'm mebtog=
ne Gilltan0 goa op / Nl,gct Snn6.
goope( 6preren 'om 8elntningen to-
les al Eos1ogererne for 6eres 110mrer,
fe0e &ol0nil1g UNDER &atoltrofen:
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x PRIVAT TELEGRAF y

til
New York, Chicago,
St. Louis, Duluth,
Winnipeg, Grand Forks,
Fargo, Hilisboro,
GasseltOn, ComstOck
Og St. Cloud.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

Hpitbniet benteS at bore / font
pIet Sr6e1r efter Ombpgningen /
Mioten al 6enne Moane6; 8Dgnin=
gems @lepator er allere6e / Gong,
bbi1fet er en- flor 2ettell e for Gors
retning mes &engeanbisningsaf6e=
linger, ser MI CT / anben @tage ltge,
lom Ho1 tmeIterens og asfHterenoe
&o1tme1 tiers &ontorer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
Forretning med Landdistrikterne en- Specialized

Kobe og sR1ger
korn, Provisioner og JernbaneaKtier for
Kontant e1ler paa Margin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
@arfe65beretuiuq

Skriv, te!efoner el1er te1eg~afer til os o.
Meddelelser og Markedslister.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

&eter Mnberien, en- ber / 8pen ME-
get befien6t Mor0mano, fg6t poa 2il=
lebammer, afgtf il6lte l19e be0 3d.
Sen cg blep begrabet / Sre6ags. Mn=
6erien Dab6e / mango Mar bnret
&ejien6e for ct itort Stofirma oa
bor fjer6t / iaa at iige bDer 8D |
@toten; ienere bobbe fan forifisllige
Mnietteller fer / @pen. San pa1
en- iprty 9emofrot og orbej0e0e olti>
me6 Sper / @arttets Snteresier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

Torfattcrcm Suns Selan6. ser er
bel fjert0t blan6t Sfan0inaperne ber
/ @pen fra Ople5ninger og @frpne-
aftener, 1om fan tioligt poo 8interen
bolot fer, pil Trebog Mften Sen IL.
MortS otter gibe en- al fine v@iito=
rieoftener" paa 9onia @oll. 81.
Selan6 far optraa6t pau forifiellige
Gte6er / 9eor0bel ten / &interens $685.
og opero1t fra b6rer man, at mon
for bnret benrDft ODER bans u or=
lignelige norife @on0ebi1torier, Ser
gjengibe5 al bam meo ct 2une og
tpr &atnorI lom tager Stl6prerne
mes 9tcrn. Com ti0ligere me66elt
refer fan fer / 2on6et n1e6 norif
StotSl tipen0ium for ct lGtte Jig tn0
/ fine 2on6smenbs &oar berobre;
ON fort Sis bender fan after tilba=
ge til tit Te6relon6> % ser pil laole>
bes life oftere blipe 2ejligbe0 til at
bgre bum. 81 lfol 6erfor tilraa6e
bore 2nlere life at fori6mme
oenne 1i6ite Mnle6ning til at foa Jig
en- gob, iun6 2atter ne0 bans Siplp;
Sc pil life fortrp6e Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

- Sra Gtep6en flogcs ober, at
Gnrftrotter / Sc to liblte slar far 1to=
bre0t Jig 1tnrft 6eromfring. Tdr
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-03
representatives of 7 thirty Five
Cooperative Societies Hold
ing Convention all Rockwell
ORGANIZE STATE ASSOCIATION
J. A. Mccreary, Sec 'etary Of the
Illinois Association Makes Lengthy
Address and Arouses the Enthusiasm
Of tho convention-Attsnd 10
Very Gratifying.
Special to Times-Repu'olican.

Special to Times Repu olican.
Rockwell, Nov. 3.-The Iowa Farm
ers' Cooperative socie ties are in ses-
sion here today. About thirty-five
companies are represented and nearly
800 farmers are In attendance. Mayor
]. r. Jenkenson gave an address OF
welcome and turned the city over to
the delegates. ]. A. 11cCreary. secre-
tary Of the Illinois organization spoke
for about an hour. He urged the far-
mers to organize and fight the grain
trusts The meeting will not be finish
ed this afternoon. Hon. N. Densmore
Of Mason City, is chairman and j. e.
Treston secretary of tile meeting.
When the convention convened this
morning, shortly before noon, the hall
was flied to its capacity and after
the address of welcome and response,
committees on permanent organization
and credentials were appointed, and
the convention adjourned until 1:30
There is much enthusiasm and the adj
dress Of ]. A. McCreary. secretary Of
the Illinois association, this afternoon
was listened to with eager attention.
1t is likely the CONVEX ton will not fn-3
ish its labors until -.omorrow after
noon. II
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FOR NATIONS DEFENSE.
War Department Estimate is $4,000,
600 Less Than a Year Ago.

Washington, Nov. 3.-The estimates
of the war department for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1906. aggregate
$1036S6,7SO. This is $22,232,612 less
than the war department estimates
submitted year ago, and $3S32,3sS
less than the total appropriations made
for the use Of the war department for
the current fiscal year ending June 80,
1905.
The amount estimated as necessary
for the military establishment, which
embraces the cost of maintenance OF
the army and of the military academy
of West Point is sS2,705, 156, being $4,-
650.006 less than the appropriations for
the present year.
Under the head of public works
which includes the improvement of riv-
ers and harbors and various national
parks thruout the country and of GER
tain public buildings and grounds in
and around Washington, and the con-
struction of seacoast Notifications.
military posts. etc, the estimates call
for appropriations. amounting in the
aggregate to S22 2s76,S34 for the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1906, as compared
with $22,772,511, which is the amount
of current appropriations for similar
purposes.
The estimates for 1906 for the civil
establishment, which includes the pay
of the clerical force and other running
expenses of the war. department of
Washington. are s1.s6s.716, which 10 .
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some contributions from this zoo, but
will get others. AS animals die they
will be mounted and some good speci-
mems are promised for Iowa.
sss
Mr.. Aldrich, while In the east ar
ranged to have sent from the national
museum at Washington some good
specimens. From this source he will
get contributions from time to time
and in exchange for favors shown. He
also arranged to have the war and
navy departments contribute largely
from their specimens Of arms and wea-,
pons. The state already has a pretty
good collection Of these. but could use
still better one.
A handsome plaster bust or statue
OF Col. d. B. Henderson, the one which
is on exhibition at the Iowa building
in ST. Louis, is offered to the state if it
will pay for removal to the depart
ment. The statue is a fine one, fac
smile of the one on the Henderson
monument. The only question is whe-
ther the state will provide room for
plaster statues or confine itself to
bronZeS.
The portrait of Chief Keokuk which
is offered to the state historical de-
partment has not yet been purchased.
It is the oil portrait long in the pos
session Of the Davis family Of Keokuk.
The portrait is said to be a good like
ness Of the old chief and 1t has GER
tainly much histor cal valve, but it can
hardly be classed as a work Of art. The
library board referred the matter to a
committee consisting of Judges Bishop
and Weaver.
The work on the new portion of the
state historical building has been well
started. The foundation is now prac-
tically complete, and this is Of itself
an immense structure, for the founda-
ton story is a full one. The work will
be prosecuted thru the winter.
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one-half of whom were going over the
country, while under government pay
urging the people to keep them in pow
er, by making political speeches. Da-
Wis expressed the opinion that the tar
iff on special things that foster trusts
should be reduced, that two to three
hundred trusts in the country are re-
publican. He charged that all the
trusts were giving money freely for
election of Roosevelt.
Parker was given the closest atten-
ton by the audience which was heart
lily applauded when he concluded. The
people then began to press forward
to greet Parker He held reception
during the few minutes at his disposal
and shortly after 2 o'clock Parker and
members Of his party embarked on
special train for New Haven.
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SAY UNIONS ENsLAvE CHILDREN
Woman Reports Factories and Mines
Break Law GUARDING Minors.

OFodN Law 1udTOIUS WtVoFSs
st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 3.-Chi!dren are
being made the slaves of Il threefold
combination that is grinding out their
lives in cruel fashion, according to Mrs.
Mary Howe Totten of Washington,
who addressed the twenty eighth an
nual convention of the American HUI
name association at it's opening today.
THE lawmakers may amuse them
selves with making regulations, but
these do not affect the practice in the
factories and the mines. Here we come
to a. most extraordinary feature.
"Children employed at an early age
in the mines are actually the victims
of a triple alliance between the COM
panies the parents and the unions. In
the determination that children shall
work at an early age the unions back
the parents and as the companies
Speaking relative to legislation
against cruelty, DR.. Albert Leffingwell
Of Aurora, N. Y, said: Legislation
concerning specific cruelties is of value
not only as a method Of prevention be-
cause Of fear of penalty, but because
it stamps an act with infamy that be-
longs to crime. Whenever legislation
is possible it should be asked for. tho
immediate results are not expected.
"In asking for legislation do not ask
for too much. In the interest
Of the animals themselves. Is it not
better to ask for condemnation Of
recognized abuses on which all agree
than to demand concessions that VIII
moi he put into law for n century.
.Without the approval and support
of public sentiment legislation must
ever be impotent to effect reform. The
real obstacle before us is ignorance
and Indifference. Regarding some Of
the worst cruelties. the world does not
care, because it does not know"