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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-11-05
The DENHorF VOICE.

Ralph Rudisill threshed eighteen
bushels of fax off every acre he
had sowed-his flax was docked
only one per cent.
We received a litter from James
Johns, of Portland, Ore, thisweek.
and from the tone of the missive
we infer that he is enjoying his
usual robust HEALTHY 1
Mr. Ployhar reluAA fromWash.
ington last week, where he had
been for the past eight months
He says Washington is a great
state for fruit growing, and as evil
dence of the fact he brought back
apples that weighed Il pounds.
A subscription paper is being
circulated here to secure funds with
which to build a Catholic church.
The citizens have donated quite
literally and the church will be
started this fall. The list will ap-
pear next week.
The most destructive prairie fire
Mclean county has eve- expert
enced, passed over the east end of
the county last Saturday and Sun.
day. The "head FIRE" travelled at
the rate of forty miles an hour AMI
to check the conAagration was out
of the question.
Dave Reelef fell from a horse
last week at the Keller & Jefries
ranch and severely injured his an
kle. He thought it was no more
than a sprain, but the wound grad
ually became more painful and he
came to town Tuesday for medical
attendance, but as no doctor could
be obtained, he left for Bowden the
next morning.
Hundreds Of dollars worth OF
property, hay and grain was lost,
Below we give a list of those who
lesf property, and its value as near
as we can learn:-Will Oliver, ten
tons of hay; the Honens barn re-
Gently purchased by Reiswig Bros. +;
T. Burris, 40 tons Of hay; Adolph
Krauz, 40 tons of hay and some
straw; R. Fl. johnson, hay, fax and
barn, $500; Jas. Stayton, IS tons
Of hay and all his range; A. B. Lusk,
fax and hay, 5000; Jerry Marvin,
fax, $500; Harry NJ Clusky, hay
apd barn; M. Melville, hay and fax
$500; Peter Benzler, 80 tons hay
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-11-05
To the Voters Of Mclean County:

As the time for election draws
near, it is we'll for all to look tc
their own interests without favors
for anyone. We find that there is
some agitation with regard to NOV.
ing the county seat from Washburn
to Underwood. If we will only ask
ourselves. is it for our interests to
have it moved? We will all say no.
First, it will add needless expense
to our county, which will have to
be paid by higher taxes; second, if
the county should ever be divided
as it is said, we will not be better
off than we are now; third, if the
county is divided and we have a
railway running through here, we
can then get it located where it will
be for the best interests of all in
county. The Underwood people
are pushing this as hard as posi-.
BILE before this end of the county
gets too strong for them, under the
pretext that it is to down "Kine
john" who seems to have great in.
fuence at Washburn. Now, let us
not try to down someone else and
down ourselves instead. Hoping
this will meet with the approval Of
a]lf Regardless Of party, I remain,
yours respectfully. OT1s j. MARKS
in Ryder News.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-11-05
MORE

Wednesday moraing another
train load of ties passed through
Washburn for Underwood for the
extension of the 500, which will
extend next spring. The road is
rushing building material to the
front as fast as cars can be secured
1t is good evidence that the road
will extend in tie spring when
material for the extension is being
placed on the ground and all the
necessary preliminary work being
done this fall. There is more ma
terial on the road awaiting shlb-
ment to Underwood. =
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-11-05
w..bbu,n "A 1elkhsinlz . busy :

washburn way 4erEeainly busy
place, especially Sunday in railway
circles. Three trains on the 500
was required to handle the bust
ness from this point. Business in
the grain line is good and with the
pleasant weather farmers are rush.
ing their grain to market, and the
railroad has to hustle to keep cars
no hand.< ( j
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-11-05

5 :: LOCAL NEWS :: I!
NOTICE.

All legal Notices Must Be Paid for
On Delivery of Afldavits. No deviation
from this Rule.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26


should not b, then make taste % throw
your arm Of protection around hsf aaa
guard The most precious and valuable
treasure you ever aaq, 2 treasure l0f
waien you should thank eTod taae you
arr enabled 70 possess GUIDE asr
Alright IN aer walk tax expression ana
deeorum' y IS alas 100 maca 'as
fault Of the mothers and ta'asr'' :
mothers duly Is not dons when M
simply clotnes DER glrl N as soo1 ana
a. stylish garments as aer oext '00r
neighbors littis girl and sends nef On
70 school sac has a TesPonsioility upon
her shoulders the Importance q Wa'eA
Il : impossible Tor her 10 over estimate.
And tnen the boys should also oe Kept
on the streets AZ night. Iae9 aaSe
no business there Ihese are young
boys attending schools in this city VINO
are inveterate cigarette smokers as well
a users Of tobacco IN other FORMS
whose parents would be shocked beyond
expression i they knew it. There's tae
rub. You have TO watch ths young Fas-
Gals mighty close. They are boys and
boys will be boys.
Al this period OF boys life, Ne
should not be going TO school simply As
a matter Of course. He IS not sent
there for taat purpose, Re IS sent
there, Tor what! 10 prepare him for
the battle OF life which ne must soon
take up, the battle which he must soOn'
.er or later hgnt by himself all alone and
in the face Of unimaginabis obstacles
Fa,ners, waat i your boy doing Has
ae the slightes: idea OF what he intends
to do when he gets out OF school! Is
b. beginning TO pick up Little infOrua'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26
THE CAPITAL QUESTION. AGAIN!

Il, Is once again about time" says
the llorgantown Carouicls. for another
Aviation to put in its appearance for
the removal Of tie STATE capital from
Charleston" Taeu the newsy little
saef bu-,lts along and tells wat a
fine spot there has been cleared SOM
VIA r. among the ALL. near Elkias for
it, location
Cha ksbug was pretty prominent in
The capitalremoyal agitation til, last
time II wa. up aad tie Morgantown
Chronicle can Just put il down Tor a
surety that ClarE-5urg viii be Just a
little more prominent when the mkt
one CONS. up. ClarEsJsrg !. Tor tae
removal Of the state capital IRON
CHARLESTON to ClaIk,barg a. III tue past
FIRST. last and al the time. Whom the
ching come, up again. II II does. Clark
burg will B, found in the front row and
sas VIII STAY in to the death.
ClarNs5urg doc,n't want the capital
FOR What bmsf7 it win derive from II;
there isn't muca 10 b. gotten out OF it,
Clark-burg only wants to act humane
and charitable and not 1t ,ae states
legislators st in a pool OF muddy Kan.
awha water between damp aud mouldy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26
clarksburg, W. Va, Nov &c, 1904
e1R1s ANp RoYs ON ZEE Street

Young girl. from twelve and fourteen
years Of age to eightssu AMI niaateen
years OF age. attiycd IN Trim little tailor
I'd suits and uatty hat. with p'nmp
rosy face. uao ought to BE- hons win
motaer. father and brother. ar. TOO Of
ten seen sauntcrinS around on the
streets Of Clarksburg after the supper
hour without an escort AMI in twos ana
threes. Some Of them are seen walking
along with male escort, who are not
many month, older than they are.
These escorts. TOO. ougat to BE- doing
something besides trotting tae streets
at night, iiIing away their tim whiea
in after years they will only too sadly
realiz. should have been employed more
proftably to Themselves. These boys.
nine out Of every ten, aave a cigarette
between taeir lips, or nasty smelling
PIPE which they handle with the seem
ing air Of habit and long experience in
their use.
But tine young girls. Taare Is some
thing in their 0rigat Young face when
they are seen on these evening stree,
iauuts. that should not be there There
is look that brings twinge to TIE
art. Of tn, older and wiser. There ],
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26

WIN. Tell FLOUR euanntesd Best
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26
powie and whi,k,rs.

Elijah" Dowis has cven ont his
opinion that all good men war waiskers
and that no man can he tmly good wAo
does no, cultivate than. Sounds ike
the propn,t for profit aad a grudg'
against The ancient ami honorable pro
session eli the barbgs.-Pi;ysburg
Tines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26
Editorial
Sparks Y X
5 - - as4aaa9sasss
No. Hobpoblins Attsr An.

A great many West virginian' are
thankful alsO. now that tnsy nave mad
time TO take the second sober th0agat,
that the a.v tar laws Ms NOT such
terrible things as they mad imagined
them to b. little whil' back. II sll
depends upon how you box al a bog
a-boo. whetaer in front Or behind
Charleston Nail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26
Cranks and Marnag..

One OF our contemporaries advises
girl. not to marry crpnn. There ar
some sour old bachelors WAC say that
no man not crank would get married.
-Parkersbmg Sentinel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26
Anarcbi.ts and otaer criminals a

Anarchists and otaer criminals at
the Worlds Fair should bear in mind
that Teddy Roosevelt is pretty handy
vita a gua himself. He mas been out
in tds wild and woody vest where ns
had to lean to use that weapon and II
he only had gun and holster strapped
TO him instead OF body guard Of
hundreds as would be pretty wsl pro.
tected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26
Rsight,d Down

Harper's Weekly remind, Us that De,
mocraey has been buried as dssply b
fore. But there we're never 50 maay
deadweight. on top Of it.-PittSburs
Dispatch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26

Those p.ssiuristie people WAC read
the newspaper reports Of thousands Of
loaded ears Of coal standing around on
tracks should bear in mind that the first
good heavy cold wave has not struck Us
vet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26
Isn't Il q Fact

some women win believe thing in
Roveis that taeir husbands oOuidat
make stick vita aasdaHt.- Galveston
New.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26

Since tas election the railroads Of the
country have increased the number Of
their employees BY twenty thousand.
On vita prosperity!
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26

Now that thu election !, over aad ia.
eontinuaac, Of safe and sound admin
istratiOn is assured tds Wabash rail.
road begins to pusa Things with vim.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26

is dull day wnen the Huntington
papers do not have an account OF a
murder or suicide in that vicinity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26
Aw. Ferpet Il!

Gorernoreleet Douglass, OF Aiassaeau-
sets. believes in pogging away. He is
a shoe manufactmer.-Y Youngstown
Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-11-26

WIN. TELL FLOUR Guaranteed Best.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

9empfraterncs &e1oi6ater for Sea,
tto11al=Sicfeten, Starter og 9opis, fiji
liolte ltge officiel Me6oelelie om Sc
res 9eonlinotion. Me6ens &re1i6e11t,
&anoi6oten be6 6ennc 2eiligbeo frem-
TOM mes l16talelier, ser poerligere
befrafte6e> at fan CT en- nbpreget
@ul66emofrat> loole6eS at bons
Sto1r6punft poa bette Omroa6e er
1aa Hart iom Set fan bere, fit Noti=
ftfotions= =&omit6en ct 1l1i16re go6t
SSnotrDf al Gicepreii6ent- -&anoi6oten,
Senrp g. 9opis. Sen Tom til Sen
Sberbeptsning, at bon er alt for gam,
mel og ibag for en- &anpagne, og at
Ser ct ffet en- betDOelig politiif Sell
be0 at no1ninere bom. Com tioligere
o1ntolt ct Dobis ct go6t 5tDffe oppe
/ 80 9larene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

Ma9iiter Clemens &eterien, ser /
mango Mor bar boet / Seem g)orf og
iommen lneb Sobn @olf bragte
u9eor0lDlet" op til sets anlete jour-
naliltiife Stilling> er afrejlt til 9an<
mari fpr at tilbringe &elten al fiji
2ebeti6 ser, meobeler ugeor6lplet" {.
@erlig bar bans Mrtifler om l16en.
rielfe slffnrer beret fortrinligt affat.
te6e og pibne6e ON flor og grunoig
&ienofab poa bette Smraa6e. S Sc
1enere Mar bar bans fremrpffeoe Ml-
Ser og nebbru6te Selbre0 / betpoelig
@ra6 lagt en- 0emper ober Sen en-,
gang iaa pirfiomne @an6s gltmrens
6e journaliltilfe Salient, og ban bar
maattet lepe ct in0elluttet og tilbage=
truffet 2ib. 01agilter Clemens &e=
terien fortiener en- parm Saf af fine
S0nDs1ngrD DeroDre TOR De11 11nutte
Maobe, bporpaa ban bor bernet ON
lit Ga6relanbs Sore, Minoer oq
Sprog fer 9on6et.
gn 1nir6re &rebs al Danlfe Seen
Dorf babreoe bam fdr bans 9lfrejil
nleb ct Teitmaa1ti0. Ser blep Al
b'Srr. @m. Scott, Brof. @n1. 9abl
og flere u6tolt n1onge og biarteligl
9nifer for Sen gamle Magiitpr, og
fl1Iot MaaI anerfip116tes Ben 8etpb
ming, ban bar babt for Set 6anffl
Manoslib blanot fine 2anbsmeno
Nmerifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
(Hllevesne fra.)

ltoitillinscn / ct. 2omis bentes at
foo Sillooelie til at boloes oobcn ON
Spnoage1l bpilfet life bi6til bor be-
ret SilfGloet paa @run0 al Torbuo
fra &ongresien. 8liber Torbuoet
moo at botoe aabent ONT @pn6ogen
bppet, pel1tes oet> at sl0gangspriIe11
poo oen Dag bliper ne0iot til 25c ell
ler Oct bolpe al Sen almin6elige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
Slaateriltrejfcn. ssngen jpn6erlig

Glagteri ltrejfen. ssSngen lpn6erlig
6oran6ring / 5tillingen er i116truf-
fen. @fapor @arrilon af @btcago
ser bar bleben nebnt 1om Bol6gifts=
BONNER, blep forfa1tet. Dog iDnes
ser MI at bore en- Sen6ens til at an=
n1o6e bam ON at u6nepne Ell &omite,
ion1 ban gior6e UNDER @porpogns-
itreifen, Der iaa ifal foridge at iebne
|@trioigbeberne. sSn1i6lerti0 bar
@Iagterteierne giort 6orldg paa at
faa &etten til at u6Ite6e en- rSSninnc-
tion" i1no6 Chicago 8D for at forbD6e
Qlutboriteterne at forbinbre> at Sffe-
l1nionsarbei6ere faar SnslD tnoen
8Dens @ranbier. Mislpffes bette,
pil glrbei6sgtberne in0logere 6eres
glrbei6ere / Sanmon6, sSnotana.
bporfra Sc iaa ifal transporteres til
gbicago pr. Sog. S Gilfeloe al al
5trejferne topper 6isie Sog, bill oe1
pere bleoen gjort ct 8ruo paa vSSn:
terltate Commerce 2oben, iom er ct
/ feoerol Sob, pg man pil iaale0es pGrt
berettiget til Sialp ira oe feoeral'
Mp1tbigbe0er. S Set Sele ipneS
&an1pen hi bitrere ems nogen1in6e
og rnan fa11 bore 1iffer paa, at inte
noen fon1pIet Me6erlag for en- af Rar
ter1e pil e11oe @tri0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

6efsetrpcm er en6nm life 116rD06et
ber / 2anoet. S Hottspille> Ba., er
en grfe> Wfrs. 2eib, blebet beffplot
for at b9re en- Sets, Ser be6 fine
SrDllefr1nlter bab6e taget 2ibet of ct
af fine NabobGrn, Dbis Mo6er 6eref=
ter lag0e ben6es 6jGpelIfe &unlter
aabne for an0re Mabofoner. SIT bun
lto6 2e6tog mes Sen Slenme trent
gift tp6eligt nof af, at bun bar / 8e>
iiobelie al en- bpio Sun6 og Ell fort
Sat, pg oisie to leoe 9pr pleie6e at
goa u0 iammen om 9lftenen; paa 6is'
ie Sltre omgab Sc Jig me6 ct ubpgge=
ltgt Sosforifpr og fdrte 5omtoler lao
bdjlp6t, at man f1,n6e for1taa bbo6
Sc iag6e. @efsen, Mrs. 2eib, er enc,
It'll life anfloget, en61 1ige brGn6t; Ser
in1oo far FUN taget Offeniipen og bor
lagldgt Moboerne for 8agtolelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

Grtns eller 9srinicsic? Sra Boris
fon1mer Me6belelle ON, at ruslilfe
gepollttionilter> lom opboloer Jig Ser
/ 8Den, far lat Rpgter / S1nl6b ON,
at Set 8arn> ser nplig er fe0t al 6en
rl1slilfe &eilerinoe, let life ct ct
Grengebarn> men en- &ige ligeiom
benbes an6re 4 86rn. Set Drenge.
barn, iom frenbi7tes for &eiieren og
Miniltrene, bar fg6t af en- 8on6efone,
Ser bar imug1et in6 @lottet, og bbts
@e6fomlt benteoes paa famine Et6
iom &eiierinbens. Da &eiierin6ens
8orn biite iig at bore en- 9atter, bleb
@on6efonenS Barn. Ser bar en- @6n,
/ &emmeligbeb forbDtte6e. @rnn6en
til at bette ifete bar, at Der u6en
al SpibI pil6e brnbt en &ebolution
lps, Dbis ser iffe bar blebet fg6t en-
Gronarping. &epolutioniiterne / Bas
ris paoltaar at babe nomlte6eltge 8e.
biier for, at 6enne Sremgangsmaa6e
er brugt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
9}eformer / @mslanb. Set bo

&eformer t &mslanb. 9et bar
ifglge Me66elelie fra 8erlin baft me-
gen Spligt, at Sen 11pe @enera1guper%
NOR for 6inlon0, TDrlt Sbolenlfp, og
&e0aftsren for ct al 6e melt reaftio-
mere 8lo6e / ct. Betersborg, Tprlf
Wfelcberlfp, Ser begge for en- lang
Marreffe mes Sernbaan6 bar 7trpbt
at bol6e enbber Gribe6sptring> lun
bel iom enbber Silfien6egipelle af
rationale Jdlelier / 2an6e, erobreoe
al &uslano, neoe, MI p1ubielig bar
begDn0t at arbej6e for miloere Sp-
tre0en operfor 9efolfningen be er-
obre6e 2an6e. Det paoltaaes, at Oct
er Sbolenifp, Ser bar fdrlt taget Dr-
set for at bite ltdrre Saallombeb
oberfor Mationalitetsf6lelien og Qf
set er oe Silltan6e, ban forefanot {
6inlan6, 6a Fan obertog lit @mbeoe
ser, ion bar faaet bam til at foran-
6re fin 5Dnsmaobe paa 6enne Gag
Me6aH6r Weeicbenifp bar tioligere en
iprig Silbnnger af Sen MI mDrbe6c
Snoenrtgsmii,iiter bon &lebbe og De
| al bon onpen6te l1n6ertrDffell ellesme.
tbober;; men ct al 6e 1iolte M1ntre al
| lit 8Iao tQger bal1 iorigt til 0roe for,
lat Ser ffaI bruges mere lemfploige
'M1etBober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
Malercn 9. 6illig, en- 0ouif &1,njt=

Malercn 9. 6illig, en- 6onF Sum- t.
ner, bor / CONNER u6fgrt forlfjellige
slrbej0er poa Geroensu6ltillingen
ct. 2ol1is. Saole6es far fan fore
ltooet 0eforeringen al Sen ltore, elez
gonte Spiieia1 Gprolean SLIPS tet
peb l1bltillinge11s @ope6i,10gang, og
Set onerfien0es oln1ir6eligt, at 6ette
9eforotionsorbej6e berer til Set
ln1uffelte paa bele u6airen". timber
tit Spbolb / ct. 2ol1is mole0e @r. g.
@illig en- slltertople til SEN npe Sir
fe, lom Sen 0onife Menigbeo ggeb=
tier @rope, t9t be6 ct. 2ouis.
bor lo6et opfgre. Mottbet Ell
Seiu Solntole meb N1ortba og
Moria, og ollie, lom bor let Moleriet,
ct enig ON, at ingen 6anlf Strife
s(merifa pil foa ln1uffere slltertable
ems Sen / @eblter @rope> Weo. Me-
nigbebe1s lt1gbomsforening ba1
Ifjenfet Maleriet til &irfen. @r. g.
@illig ser for Si6en opbol6er Jig
9ltlonttc, 2So., er n06annet be0 Set
6anlfe &unltofobenni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

9furifc Gtnbenterian9crc bill 1nulil
/ Ell ner 6remti0 foretage eu Gourne
t Sc Tor. 5tater. 2un0enl erlongerne
lom CONNER bar beropre> tie11te
100000 &roner pe0 0eres &oncerte1
Der / 2an0et, og Set er 6ette go6e l1o-
bDtte> lom menes at babe fri1tet 9forb=
mel10ene til oglaa at prepe 2pffen
9lmerifu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

Sra &enesncla. Som Set pil err
in0reS ct ct glelp Dorf Spn0ifat @iers
al meget pnr6iful6e 9(sfoltlejer / 8e->
ne5uelo. 9enne 93epu6ltfs &egiering
ligner olle on6re iy6omerifonlfe Re-.
gjeringer beri, at oen foor fine 9o-.
De6in0tngter be0 at u6iuge Srer1n1e4.
0e> Ser i9tter Henge | 2an0ets for..
ifjelltge Goretagen0er. Ga Seem Dorf
SDn0ifatet nGgte0e at lo0e fig blg6e
lenger, lo0 2an0ets Nreli6ent, Co.
ltro, Set lntte 11n0er 9}eceiper og ub>
nppl1te cit af fine 8erner til at beltD..
re @oet. Sen o1nerifanlfe @elan6t
til @ene5uela> 8olpen, bar in1i6lerti0,
MI / Sc Tor. Staters 9eaon forlangt>.
at Sen ober GDn6tfatets Msfaltleier
neoiatte M6miniitration baoes, og at
bette otter faar fine @jen6o1nn1e uble-,
peret til fri 9faa6igbeo. Saa blot biz
6es bor Mr. 8olpen life mootoget 11o-
gen ipeciel sSSnltruftion fra l1oen-
rigs=0epartementet @aibington on1
6enne Gag, men Set ontoges, at ban
otl blibe ltdttet / lin Sptre0en aF
bette.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
blandt rand$m1&nd / Hmerika.
(1..sre..s.te ,~..,,as ira n.asse R,,Ae,

&aitor S. Spreenicn> tioligere
Gorlitom @iinn, far 1m opertoget
Gnbeoct ion1 Hrelt for Sen oan1fe
&irfes Meuig6eo / @eit 9enmorf,
@is.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
Fjortende Aargang.
Wfrs. Tlorcncc May6ricf, 6en me-

Mrs. Tlorcnec May6ricf, Sen me-
get o1ntolte 9lmerifo1rerin0c> ser 11p1ia
blep lg5lo0t ira ely c,tgelif Struffeon-
ltolt, 6bor bln en- long s(orrnffe Dur
liOoet inoelpGrrct, Opnt lfpl6ig / ct
Dooe forgipet i'm Mono >onfom Siirs-
bags til Seem Oorf lne6 e11 bollonoF
Sceonoamper SUN bill nu begyn6e
en- 9fetSlag for at bin6e gje11oonsret
til pproifrl0e Mi1er / Syocn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
Genama pg Gulumbia. Gi( 91elr

Henama pg Colombia. Gil 9ielp
g)orf er i110lgbet pripate Dieo0ele(]er,
gaaenDe lt0 paa, at Sen nDe 9fep11blif
Yonoma bar taget 8eli66elle al etr
breO 2an01trin1nel, Ser tilbprer be1t
colombilfe Hrobins Gouca> og itp6er
1tmio0elbart op til set, Ser bibtil bor
baret betrogtet lon1 Hnnamas ip6lige
@rnl1oleli11ie. @pis bette er 3ilfpl=
0et, far Banoma paa 6enne Moobe
lifret Jig Ell 100 @iile longe apitltref>
ming al Stille6opet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

st MT nurif &lao bill efter iiffert
6nrlpoenoe r9iel1" bcgp110e at lt0=
fpmme Sou Tronciscn omfring
9fibten al September. Slu0et 1tar.
tes ipln ct slftiefpretogenoe, bpilfet
mango al @nel1s oftipe 9ior0meno,
reprnlel1terenOc Sc flelte Samf1n0s=
% grbuerpsflosler, ct il1tereslere0e.
@rpllmp. Yrofcslor Sulius g..
Slipn al @i:cpnlin Statsuniper litet /
Mooilon % s0fiis s(nna Morte 2or=
fen, Secorob, Sa, feireOe furrige ltge
beres @rpllup @rl1oens &iem. @frs.
Slion CT Ell Gotter al Wfr. og @frs.
Spar 2orien / 9ccorab. S lin @iem=
By bar bun ct al Sc be6ite fien0te 1nl,-
lifollfe Solenter, bar foaet en- mege1
ombpg9elig llboonnelle og bor Sc
lenere elor gipet ll110erpis11ing /
Song pg M1lif. l1mi06elbort efter
@rplluppet reilte sggteparret til 6e=
res Stem @fabilon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

8pm,lbsipcfnlatipn. @fter at @pe>
oen Ser ii0ltc llge bar 0ienltan0 foe
en- pol0ldn1 Spefulotton poo @runb
al Sc ug1nltige 9lfgrg6e6eret1inger>
otter ct fommet nogenlun6e til &c.
lDneS Suren at bore fomrnet til Woln.
ul05marfe0et. Set me66eles fra
gfe&p SrleonS, at Nrilen Sirsoags,
lteg $500 pr. Bolle> og poo 8or>1=
n1056grlerne baaDe / Seem Orleans og
9eep gorf berlfe6e ser 6en piloelte
Spbi6lelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26
9anif Sorpcoobaao inmfcn. st

9anif Sorpcoobaao innfcn, Sra
&jp6enbapn telegraferes ii0ite l1ge, at
unoer Sen 0anlfe 9pelieseIfaores
Ma11sbrer I 9reluno lfete Ser at
Sommenltp6. mellcm to Gorpe6oboo=
De, ~Sabbelten" og ustdren" , meo
set &elultat, at u9apbeIten1 gtf till
bunos> meoens uSt6ren" fun tit u6c-
tp6elig @fa0e. Mon6ifabet poo oe,e
forlilte 8aa6 re66e6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

u9eeorab Soften, Set itore norife
Soma 8lo0, feire0e Sen 19. sluguit
80 slors Slbilerm be0 Ell qf 8laoets
Eerlonale orrangeret Selt. Mr. g.
sln1n6len far / alle Sc manee 9lar
Itaaet Spt6ien for 8la6et, iom fra
en ringe 8egpn0elie ct arbei0et op til
at blipe Set melt 11obre0te og in6flp-
0ell,srige norlfe 8lo0 9l1nertfu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-08-26

9cpnbltfen Eanama, Sen npe ll,pe,
rene Stat, giernen hpilfen &ano1na
&onolen ifal grope5, bar foaet Ell
banif @ionb iom i'm 9iepreiel1tant /
Sonmarf. Sans Mopn er $. >. @pl=
lief ng ban bar mango slar pnret
Gireftur for uSbe gnglilb Colonial
@anf" / Hanomo,. pg ban ct en- go0
peri rlonlig Sen al Sen npe &epublifs
ErrliOel1t, Nlrnleneno. &o1tlul @pl=
lief, Ser bar tilbragt iaa marge Mar
al lit Sin / Seltin0ien og Gel1tral=
slmerifa, har pgiaa ti0ligere paa 0isle
~Steoer nnret &onll1l, ne1nlig baa5e
for Sperige og 9eorge, og for Gree
ferlon6. Gor ca. ire Mar iioen traf
@r. @pllicb Jig tilboge fra 6orret-
ningspirflonheben og bolatte Zig i
ajsbenbaon. &onlul @pllicb, ser
bor mango Senner Ser @pen, er bl.
a. ct iprigt og ifattet Me6lem al Set
engellfe Selfob / &ipbenbopn.