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Thinking she was .dreamin.

Thinking she was dreaming, he
shook her.
Both young women then explained
that they had taken strychnine. A
doctor was hurriedly sent for, but one
of the girls died before his arrival
and Miss Cook passed away before he
could apply any restoratives.
Under the pillow Of Miss Ifand a
letter was found addressed to her
mother. another TO her sweetheart, a
package marked ''from Minnie TO
Lulu, and a small eemptv bottle
marked strychnine. One letter was
labeled "A Will.' and left her furs
and other belongings to members of
her family. Her watch was under her
pillow. In the letter to her sweet
heart she said her spirit would haunt
him until the end of his days
Under the pillow of the Cook girl
was photograph of Ifland with a
note asking that it be placed in her
coffin.
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FRANK SHUCRAFT
Brought to Trial Yesterday on the
Charge Of Horse Stealing.

The trial Of Frank Shucraft, who it
is alleged stole a hrose and buggy
in Fairview last August, began yes
terday morning and continued until
noon when court adjourned until this
morning.
At the trial yesterday morning a
poultry peddler of Winchester and a
farmer residing near Winchester tes-
tilted that Shucraft was the man they
saw driving the rig, that answered
the description of the stolen buggy,
the morning after the theft.
Shucrft is a paroled prisoner from
the Jeffersonville reformatory, and
will, if convicted, be compelled to
serve the remaining eight years of his
sentence of from one to fourteen
wears.
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REV. HUGHES
SUCCESSOR
Continued From First Page.)

character and ability and they felt
the congregation who attended the
meetings held by them had found
them interesting and instructive. AL
so that the committee had considered
the suitableness of these ministers
and had heard and considered the
opinions of the members of the
church and after due deliberation the
minds of the committee seemed to
concentrate on the Rev. Thomas J..
Graham as the minister to call to the
passionate Of the church.
A motion to this effect was made
and was carried unanimously after
which every member present affixed
their signature to the call. The
Whitewater Presbytery will formally
ratify this action at later date.
The Rev. Mr.. Graham is regarded
as one of the strongest men who has
been considered in connection with a
call to the First Presbyterian church.
He is young, vigorous, forceful and in
possession of many of the essential
qualifications that go to make a sue
cessful minister both in the pulpit
and In the management of the church
affairs He is an Indianian by birth
his former home being Madison. He
declined to be candidate for the
pulpit here, but it is believed he
would accept call were it rendered
by unanimous vote of the congrega~
ton.
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Tie Ladies Aid Society of the
First Methodist Episcopal church will
hold meeting this afternoon at the
church parlors at 2:30.
x x X
Mrs. Brown. Of East Main street,
will be hostess this afternoon at her
home, for the Circle of the Home Mis-
sioaary Society of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church, of which she
is member, the society being divided
according to the location of members
into several circles.
Mrs. Cutter will entertain the
Wednesday Afternoon Card Club. this
afternoon at her home in South Ninth
street.
Much local interest centers III the
recital In the Presbyterian church at
Newcastle, to be given this evening
by Mrs. Walter L. Cain, nee Eunice
Tracy, pianist: Miss Jessie Montaz
jay. violinist, and Mr.. Harry Paris.
tenor. Familiarity known in musical
circles asl-the Mendelssohne trio, each
of whom has been heard with much
pleasure and satisfaction at different
recitals given here under the auspices
of the Richmond Musical Club. A
number Of local friends Of the above
trio will attend the recital.
X
Mrs. John Ramp will be hostess
this afternoon for the regular weekly
X. c. Card party.
x x x
There will be a dancing party at
the Country Club Thursday evening,
October Is, at s o'clock, to which all
members and their guests are cordi-
ally invited.
The weekly whist party which in
the past met at the Country Club,
Wednesday mornings. but which met
last Wednesday afternoon, has been
definitely changed to Saturday aft
ernoon, for the convenience of all
concerned. The appointed hostesses
for the whist Saturday, October Is.
at $50. are Mrs. Lou Emmons and
Mrs. John Lontz.
* x x
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Whitewater Quarterly
Meeting of Friends will hold an OPP
en- meeting at the home of Mrs. Will
liam J. Hiatt, 20lS East Main street,
this evening at half after
seven o'clock Professor Edwin
Starbuck, of Earlham College, will
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The Loyal Legion.
(Bv Associated Press. J

Cincinnati. o.. October IA two
days annual meeting of the comman-
derry in chief of the military order
of the Loyal Legion Of the United
States began here today for consid-
GRAFTON of matters relating to con-
struction of constitution. A ban
quet will be rendered the body by
the Ohio Commandery Wednesday
evening. Governor D. McGregg of
Pennsylvania IS commander In chief.
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Write This Down

in the book or memory: there is no
such thing as a harmless cough. Ev-
cry cough is a warning of a conf
dence that goes from bad to worse I'M
less 1t Is remedied right away Opt
medicine is delusion.
Allen S Lung Balsam cures the worst
of colds. 1t clears the bronchial pas
sages, so that the lungs get plenty of
air. Why not get a bottle today?
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Hoods Jdrsdpariild
and Pills

Eradicate It, positively and absolute
~. This statement is based on the
thousands Of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
my daughter had scrofula, with eleven
sores on her neck and about her ears. Hood,
Sarsaparilla was highly recommended and
she took it and was cured. She is now in
good health" MRS. J. 81. JONES, Parker
City, Ind.
Moods SarsapariIla promises to
cure and keeps the PROMISE.
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YOUNG GIRLS Die
FOR LOVES SAKE
Continued from LIST page.)

ed to the shome of Miss Cook and
both retired to Miss Cooks room at
10: 80 p. m.
4 few minutes later Miss Cook
came down stairs and secured a pen
ell from her father. About an hour
afterward Mr.. Cook heard a groan
from his daughters room.
Says I'm Dying, Papa
On entering, he saw both young
women lying in bed. apparently
asleep. He asked his daughter if she
was sick.
I'm dying, papa she replied.
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Mr. Rispham s ability as singer
is so well known that it is unneces-
sars to comment at length upon the
many delightful features of last
night s concert. 1t was thoroughly
enjoyed from first to last and was
devoid of that stiff conventionality
that so often makes song recital
boresome to all save the most seri-
ous minded musical enthusiast. Mr..
PlsPham has most agreeable per-
sonality and there is a refreshing
lack of affectation in his voice and
manner He really enjoys the songs
that he sings and enters heartily into
their spirit, be they romantic. senti-
mental. robust or traeic.-Boston
Globe January 20.
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give an address. AS the literary part
of the work for the current year will
be devoted to the study Of Japan, the
meeting this evening will entertain
with japanese tea, followed by sun
dry other social features and in conse-
quence, most cordial invitation to
ladies and gentlemen, especially in
terested in this particular line of
church work is extended.
The Quarterly Love Feast followed
at the conclusion by the Quarterly
Conference of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will be held tomor-
row eveing, the meeting to be pre-
sided over by Mr.. Hill, Presiding
Elder. ...,
The Navajo progressive euchfe
club will be entertained by Mrs. Sol
Frankel at her home in South Eighth
street, tomorrow afternoon. This
euchre club has been in existence but
short time, but the meetings are
proving very delightful social affairs.
The Ladies Aid Society of ST. Ste
phen's Hospital will hold their an
nual market next Saturday, October
Is, in the Westcott Hotel building.
.s.u ~....
The Aftermath met at the home of
the retiring president, Mrs. Robert
Kelly yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Kelly introduced the new president,
Mrs. W. n. Trueblood and the after
noon was spent socially.
A dance will be given at the Coun-
Try club tomorrow evening to the
members of the club and their guests
The club house is very nicely arran-
ged for dancing now on account of
the enclosed porch on the west side
|of the house Music will probably be
furnished by Messrs White and Will
son.
The BUYERS Whist Club will meet
one week from Friday eveing at the
home of the Misses Elsie and Jessie
Beeler, on North Twelfth street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST.
Stephens Hospital will hold its an
nual market, Saturday.
X X X
A paper by Mrs. 4. M. Whitridee
entitled Americans Dishonor.' and
bearing on the Mormon question was
read before the Woman S Home Mis-
sionary Society Of the Grace NJ. f.
church last evening at the home Of
Mrs. Anna Doughty in North Twelfth
street.
Ollie Thomas and DIR. Walter Will
son gave stag dinner at the Hotel
Westcott last night in honor of Grit
fifth Ellis. Those present We're Ollie
Thomas, Walter Wilson, Pleasant
Unthank, James Gaar. Homer Whe-
Ian, Ray Shiveley. Byram Robbins,
Clarence Collins. Griffith Ellis. Har-
ry Jay and Roscoe Cook. .--------~---- ).
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BREWER MAKES CONFESSION
He Frankly Admits that He Does not
Know How to Coach Balks-Slow
Work of Back Field.

NeAt 'odtuTudy Inc LdIludLH IootDdl4
team has the hardest game of the
season, that with De Paw University
at Greencastle, and the Quakers are
straining every effort to make a
strong showing. The showing made
by the team last Saturday against the
Indiana Medics is not conducive to
thoughts of victory among the loyal
supporters of the eleven. Neverthe-
less, all hope has not been abandoned
notwithstanding the blue outlook.
Coach Brewer himself is not salts
fed with the showing his men have
made this season, that much is known.
The most glaring fault in the team s
category is the slow work of the back
| field and the wretched fuHbling, but
the poor work of the backs can per-
haps be explained by remark Coach
Brewer made to a local man few
days ago, when he frankly admitted
that he did not know much about
coaching the back field. Taking the
light weight Of the line into consider
alton their work so far has been much
superior to the work of the backs.
With man who is competent of
teaching Quarterback Wilson to
handle his team faster, son. ething alb
solutely essential in team as light
as the Quaker eleven, and who can
rid them of the habit of butter-gnger
ing the ball and at the same time give
them better variety Of line and end
offensive plays, it is predicted that
Earlham would be strictly in the
race again for championship honors.
De PAW this year has the best
team the university has boosted of
for several seasons and they have
the state championship bee buzzing n
their bonnets to such an extent that
they are now trying to arrange games
with Notre Dame, Indiana and Pur-
due. For comparison sake the fol-
lowing will prove of interest to those
who follow the fortunes and misfor-
tunes of the Earlham football team.
The Wabash Athletic Club which de-
feated the Quakers the first game of
the season by the score of 16 to O,
was in turn trimmed by Depauw 6 to
20.
The two teams on Saturday will
probably line up as follows:
De Paw. Earlham.
Douglas Left End Lawrence
Hall Left Tackle Wann
Uncle :. Left Guard .Smetzer
Morgan :. =. Center :. =. Ellis
Coble Right Guard Bond
Dewey (CapD Right Tackle Brunson
Jewett Right End McCreary
Tucker Quarter Back Wilson
Holmes :. L. Half Back Hobbs, G..
Seoby r. Half Back Reeves
Hamacher Full Back Grimes
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It is commonly Inherited.

Few are entirely free from it. ..-
Pale, weak, puny children are
afflicted with it in nine cases out Of
ten, and many adults suffer from it.
Common indications are punches in
the neck, assesses, cutaneous erup-
tions, inflamed eyelids, sore ears,
ricketts,, catarrh, wasting, and general
liability
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DINNER AND SUPPER WILL
BE SERVED AT THE PYTHIAN
TEMPLE, OCTOBER IA. PRICE
Is CENTS. 1913
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

&uttcruc natmrligpis, eller bar set
Spo9elier? Gbos. u. Som ore ltoor
Der. 3. 9. Soils Sl,peler 6orretning
unber oe11nes 6rounr fra @pen. 6or
at iifre Jig imob Sppe fog Scr. 2pp
forleoen Nften 5000 pnro al S1,peler
8ienltonoe mes Jig til lit Stem. Sm
Morgenen bar Sc forbufteoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

For de bedste Fotografer bgr De
gaa til Soderberg & Franz, 229-231
O.. 18th st. Smukt Arbeide. Moderate !
Priser.
@oauarb @err fit 5 Mor / G%l1gtbulet
for at babe ifu0t BLANCHE 2emont iio-
Itc Sl1lt.
9aniel &roning bil bope $25,3OO
Sporpognsfompagniet forbi ban
blep lpbet ouer.
@apor Smitb friif i9jen, e1 Gglge,
iom ban flyer, al at bans @enner
Itanoieoe meo at ien6e bam go6e Sing
at ipiie.
1910 Greer. 9ette er bba6 Sfo=
lebernene / Minnei ota plontebe i ct
Mar ifglge en- &apport al 5uperinten>
bent S. 50. Slfen.
3ilfrebs. scr. 6. 8. Glitter bil
blibe 1tonebnt til 9oirD GommisIio,
11er, fortrengen1e Scr. IS. 50. g.
McGonneQ. Denne erflgrer fig for
ol6eles tilfre65 og oil trrffe fig til,
boge til lin Jarm, NOR Mfaufotp. Gel
iom fun6e gigre noget lignenoe!
Morben Dbl Tello,u 2oee bor
balgt felgen6e @mbeosmpl,o for fo1n,
menoe Sermin: Mnbrem @plm, &c.
g., &. 90. Solee> 9. g., Sobn 81.
Qorion, 5ef., 6. @eterien, 6inonts,
iefreter, $. s. 9oien, &usierer, @bas.
2ercbe, Srultee, 6. 5borb,,s, &nptein
for @raoitabe1. Snoitollerinaen ffal
foregoa Sen 5. SSanlor.
Smoge @reenlcaf Glarf, III, ct.
SAUL Mano, 6p6e / California Sns-
bag forrige l1ge> eiterlo0enoe fig en-
Sormlte al omtrent 100000. Sfpl=
&c llans Seltamel1te pil @ibliotbefe1
blipe beriget mes $25,O0O % set ST.
itoriife 5elifab mes 81 900. Gprn=
mer Glarf 0poe meget pluoieligt poo
lin @oncb ner Sos s(nge(es.
&c 9anifc spnner er rigtig / Sin:
ben. SPIRIT ifal Sc bope ct Sol imor:
ge1t, lom man bill ie al Mn11oncen, 90
1ao ifal 8ernene more Jig Sen /. ga:
nl'or. Ser ifal pere S,,letru % laa.
Dan o1oen Sta0s. Mltfummen pot
Golo &oll. 6oreni11gen ,6oloer iii
nor tic regulGre Mp0e Mon6ot
oen 10. 81. paa Ieoerotion @oll, Sc
1tpe Meolemmer pil blipe optooet.
@pcr II. ,rp Mbonncnt paa usi
benoe", rcgnct fra 1. 2cccmbcr, hi
bltpc forerct ct Gfscmplar at enter
9plbcrgS &pmcbicr cllcr Se1lcnie6la
gers S%ragcotcr, be9ec fump(cttc .!
mcgct lmmft inbbmnonc. Spurfo,
life icnoc tnb Gbers M%6onncuent d
ic ont Sc life bil prrc en- al Sc bcl
Sige? 9isic &p9er ere Graotcfscm
plarcr. San ices paa Gumtcrct.
Slerc 2ofalnpbcber poo Gi6e5
aaahA Eox RRAA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Mugnit Hetcrien trof file s(lbi,1
Smanion, s Mar gommel, no al fin
Gilterne / 981 &oie Street. Nlbi11
legte meb nogle on0re 8ern og folot /
Gilternen. Heterien bar beloigbis
bjemme, 1nen ga bon fif Drengen op,
lDntes 0enne at pere ltples. &e6 GOT
torens @jglp blep fan igjen brogt
tillibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

@n 6%ur9lemmelie. @n Tormer peo
&oon &arrp Graft 1olgte 1926 ber6
at &atofler til en- Mrs. McGop.
Sum bab6e life min6re &e,1ge ems Ell
SIS Seo0el, iom FUN gao bom at faa
bpttet. &an forglemte Dog set 9ele
men blep ienere orreiteret. Domme=
rem los BAN 9ao, oa Mrs. WecGop life
brpo Jig ON at forfplge Sagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Oscar Senion, Ser oglaa bar fiprt
n,ber Mopnet slrel 8enion, CT onflo=
get for at borc %tilfeiet Scrnt. Smitb
ct M!liul aor. Snlit5 ifulIe orrei ters
ban; Set ipnts Oscar life ON % iao
brrsgte ban &nipei,. Gn S,1rp> Ser ber=
te Sugen, fl1uoe life enes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

&abat til ollie uGioenoe"s Mbo,1=
nenter poa s(piler, Sibsifrifter, Bigger
- elten alt muligt / SEN &etning.
2oo os bioe> bpao BOG eller Mpis, Sc
pnlfer, % hi lful6e la6e 9em bloc
bpab hi funre gjere for Dem. Set
betaler Jig at bore Mbonnent poo st
benoe".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

60 Gage / Mrbejosbmiet er bpa0 q.
$. Green fit forbi ban life funoe fol-
Sc Jig borte ira $50 eight Street,
fpr beboet al I'LL of0poe Mers. Sillie
9onobue. Coroner Miller Dabbe
ltengt @1let % Green, iom bop0e To-
9eret ser, fit Sr6re til at bol0e Jig
bprte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16
ST. PAUL.
2: a g. gss''.,, } s'''''*''''''.'.

&onturt aabent bbert 9ag (mub=
tagen @sn6ag % andre @ellipbase)
fra 81. 8 til 6; 2Srbag Aften til
81. 8.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

%panin9 ififtct Gjcr. Gr. &uoo(pb
Scbifmom1 far fjpbt Sen 1. @toges
9rief @pgning / 3S1-3S3 SSocflp,
Street for $4,000. (Gctte er ilere
Eenge enO ri far, buffet slbormell=
terne pcnli9t beces at notere lig). San
oil lelp 1ipre @rl1g al @pgninge11
laar Sc mlunrenoe 9ejere flptte 1,o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Gn ing Manb pes Nopn S. 6.
Snanion ser Mminoeliebeo boer
poa 81. al 3. og &obert Streets OPP
boloer Jig TIT poo Mrbei6sbuiet, bpor
bon blep ien0t at CONNER &ine for
at bope ilaaet fin Sgiter. Set bar
ltpgt, Sobn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16
9ejligt 8ruberifab.

9ejligt 8rubcrifab. SSobn o9
@ortlep 3epine er 8rp6re of Mopn,
men set ipnes at bore alt. Sobn
gift iorleoen Mften ino til @ortleps
for, ipm BON iogbe, at rifle cit Gigo=
ret. 9ortlep 6lep preo % fif Su6n
orrelteret. 9h1 er bon / Mrbejnsbulct
for 80 Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

9aarlis @nfommelie. $. s. Mrm-
ltrong bar onfloget for at bope foltct
EFT Sten igjennem e1 &inouesru6e i
@m. C'9fetlls Saloon poo &obert
Street Senoog Mften. @on fru1be
life erinore set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Gn Gporpo9nsfonomftbr, s. S.
Eatterion, forlpgte at iette Ell Mon6
neo Scam &enry Moble al Ell &ogn
pco Sbiro o. @abaiba 5treet. Set
blep til ct %oroentlig Slogsmaal og
Notrolmono Molmq1iit font &atter=
ion tilbiGlp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Gn 9ibibeubc at 1922 8rocent er
erfleret at 9eortbmeitern Sruit So.
lom &eceiper for ct. Saul Gruit 60.
Ser iiges at bele @iel6en bill blipe be-
talt f1l6tu6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

@ror &c &uinbcr bpg CT 9ube! Mi=
cbocl 0cpitt por orre lteret for at bo=
be bonfet Mrs. 9epitt, mer brnn be-
pirfeoe bans 2pslo0eli e moo at BON
nnoertegneoe ct 6re6s 9on0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Stebe 8rooD figrte bort mes en-
&elt og 8uggp t~ilbbren6e 81. g. @eil=
Ter. San por meget uforiigtig, bIep
foltet uo % beifaoiget, iaa at ban far
moottet opboloe Jig paa &oipitalet
for oper en- nge. &etten ipntes iono=
lpnltgDis at bette bapoe beret Strof
moi, iaa ban bleb Loot fri imoo at
ban unoertegne6e ct 6re6s 8ono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

@leniuoob Giife On9leri blep aob=
net / Sirs0o9s ng Ell Millton 9gg
plontet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

mumnenter, ser itaor tilreit me6
&ontingentet, onmo6es ON penliglt
at fomme in6 % betole. @ontoret
ct aobent bele 9age1 og ON 2br6a>
gene til 81. 8 Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

&nuhc baue tjent bcn mango @an=
&c ober. Sliper M}uion fit 80 Gage
/ Mrbej0sbuiet for at bope toget cit
Sperfraffe fra 8. M%brabomiot, 81 @.
Sbirn @tret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Gn blinb @ianoitcmmcr, s. g..
@leaion, folM ne0 / ct Sui / SIDE
malfe1 paa @alt Sepentb Street n9r
8roobmaD. @ogle lmoa 5frommer,
bet oar bele 5fa6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

We'd Kj9b eller Reparation af Uhre
beseg den velkjendte Juveler Simon
Nelson, 200 s. 7th St., st. Paul.
Set gamle &uitfontor er mi taget !
8eiiboelie at &egjeringets Sngenter-
forps.
Stat &olleftionerne / Mamiep
County for Sftober Moone6 beleb Zig
til $632, 1888. Mf bette tilfaloer
$5S,318.36 Stote1.
@ent % lGielist ct bpa6 ri forisger
at giere bette @Ia6. Som Da1 bi9lpe
% paa 1ogen Moa6e iaa ie tnbom til
% eller frib % til.
Statens @ntomolosiits Snbberet-
ming for Mor 1904 er I'LL neiten feet
|oig til l166eling. Gen inoebolber Mf=
ban6linger ON ben besiiite S1ue,
|S11oIcr oip. 6armcre, leno efter ben.
9en CT fri.
Hengeue bar Der. County &usierer
Met5oorf blep ooerroifet iiblte 1ors=
Dog So Court Glerf @ogers og Count
tp Mlbitor &rob1mer pfuoielig tn6<
fonot Jig % begpn6te at eftertelle
&asien. @ab olti6 Die poo 2ampen.
Sobm CRETE ct / Mrreiten anfla9et
for at bope labet og u0gipet falife SIS
StDffer. Sc bab6e &1angen, men
lite &egten. Grelte, ser er en- Mr-
|bejosmono, er lanoipnligpis oog ielp
finn ct &erftpi.
! nSibenbe" ib9er Mbonnentcr % for
at faa benz ere III pillige til at eibe
me9ct 9obe &remicr. @pab flyer Sc
o,n CT 8ug ium Sanft Sans Set al
&jellano? @llcr 2obien % hans ST.
itra al Sic? Gllcr @pcroa9smenne=
ifcr af 9illina? Gl(er Nprbtif Epl=
feian9bue?
Gllcr Sc fam faa ct ambet 8lab
mcb paa &jpbet, entcn Sic @oman's
@asasime, ct itort Maanebsblab al
Sntcresic for &pinbcr; Sic Chicago
@ecflp Snter Ocean, inbebolbenbe
ale 1tsens Mpbeocr fur,bcm megct
anbet at Srtcresic, (Tor bette ntaa
Dog bctales ) Gcnts cfstra); Slln-
itreret Tamilie S%onrmal, @aancbs=
blab for 2iteratnr, @%fambimapiif Sur
mer Somrmal, ct itort tt9eblab for
5armere. Gller, um S pil, ct cnselif
Tarmcrblab uSbe Mmeriea1 Tarmer".
2Gs o9iaa bore anbrc Silbmb. paa
andre Stcbcr / &labct.
Seeonb @arb Iolfelte bil III, og=
loa boDe Ell offentltg 2egepla6s.
g. Maions Sag in1oo @osfompag=
MET for So Gents ct ttlbogefolot.
Ger CT upcr 25,440 &prm / ct.
&auls offentlige 5foler for ,lurpn=
ren0e.
Gen bpibc &lagc ct I'LL n1eget Sis
fl1teret fer / @pen, iier blonot &c.
9erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

81. Sba9e foroemmer SEN Moa6e,
bporpaa Sngenier &un6letts Men6
gjer lit Mrbejbe. @an flyer: Set
nilSe bore ct tulinoe @anee beore at
laoe Snabiet forblibe poo @ooerne
emo at faite set r11n6t paa en- ioa6on
Mfoooe, lom TIT gjdres. Maifinerne
to9er OPP Snapiet og falter Set / 6olfs
Mnligter. Set er life @o6e=Menqig.
ring. Set er fun at fate set run6t
og looe oct faloe poo ct MT Ste6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

@aneuef Sfulen ifal foritprres meo
4 Gerelier, m1ligpis s bbis 5fole<
fomtsiiol1en finder at Sc fan gjpre set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Sttlsmisier bebil9ct: Mnno @icc
fra Souls @ice, Benjamin 81. 8arfer
fra @tbel Starter og CHARLES 8orten
fra 6lorence &orten. Mrs. Barter
bar at oe v6lDttenoe" = flDtteoe Is
8onge / ct Mar, og oct ipntes ben=
oes &erre og Meiter bar liot for me-
get. Mrs. &orten iogbes at pnre
f%orflpjen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

q. .. Subniun, hoenoe / 1926 6.
Sentb Street, blep anfloget al lin
Some for 6reOsforltprrelie. SON ilop
be0 at gipe ct 6rc6s @pnb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

@pts Martin pil bore en-
goo Grcna for 30 Go9e ioo
oil bon ilippe <n1co eli lille
0:tl1lft. Gette lopeoc Mortin 5o>uen,
PAS %. ltniperiitp Mpenue, ser bar
orreiteret, mnflaget for at bope iolgt
beruien0e 9riffe u6en 2iceni e. Set
er life ferlte Gang ban bar peret til
tolt for Ell lignen6e 6orbrp6elie, men
ban bar olti0 ill1ppet go6t fra set!