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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

of the reforms for which it has long
battled.
The convention was remarkable
gathering. It was noticeable that any
delegate from any delegation could
make molten, every person being
recognized in turn by the chair. This
Is not true OF all national conventions,
{ it being the rule to recognize only
certain delegates as representing GER
tain candidates, the idea being that to
act otherwise would be a waste of
time. But this was not the only re-
markable feature. From the very first
1T WAS seen that the Southern leaders
and not D. B. Fill controlled the con-
ventien. In a way Hill was at the
was necessary for him to consult with
a great many of the Soutnerners.
Quiet Work for Cleveland
"a great amount of quiet work was
done in the early. stages Of the gath
ering favorable to the nomination of
! Grover Cleveland. but the. Southern
delegates would not listen to the
boomers Of the ex-president. When it
was known that the Southerners had
determined to support Parker, and
that he would get practically the en-
tire vote of the delegates from the
solid South it was known that he
would be nominated
Former Senator Tillman, Of South
Carolina, one of the leaders from this
section, struck the keynote of the
Southern delegates in his speech, when
.he said that while he believed in the
issues of 1896 and 1900 he realized that
II, would be. useless at this time to
make a. campaign on such issues and
expect to get rid of the Roosevelt
monarchy
AThe last speech of w. J. Bryan
was the wonder of the convention.
Almost exhausted from his long ex-
ertiens, and hoarse from continuous
speaking, he commanded the atten-
/ ton of every delegate in the eenven-
tion,. and without a protest being
made, he spoke for about forty five
minutes, after a rule had been made
limiting seconding speeches to four
minutes. The utmost quiet prevailed
while he was speaking, and every
word he said could be plainly heard.
To man almost the delegates SYM
pathized with Bryan and believed in
his sincerity, but they had made up
their minds to nominate, Parker and
proceeded to do so. Personally, Bryan
was the most popular man in the con-
Vention, his remarks and motions
commanding the closest attention at
all times.
David B. Hill, the accredited leader
OF the delegates In favor Of conServa-
tive action, was not seen in the con-
esvenuon, allowing his lieutenants to
make the fight on the floor. Among
the delegates We're many men who
have not ATTENDED conventions of late
years. prominent among whom was
Hoke: Smith,, at one time a member of
the Cleveland cabinet.
Good. voices were in demand as
reading clerks and Jones of Rock.
n |, Il
thesSvotes in a manner that could be
heard in all parts of the great hall.
| ItSswas difficult to secure men with
{ voices sufficiently strong to be heard"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
BOARD OF'CONTROL
0VERDRAWN $4,000
County Must Make Up Two Thirds
and City the Remainder

In the report Of the board of control,
having charge of the city and county
hospital, the poor farm and of the
poor, submitted to the board of county
commissioners yesterday it is shown
that this department has during the
past two years overdrawn its account
$4,000
OF this amount the county is ex-
pected to make up $4,000, or two
thirds of the sum, and the city will
pay the balance Of $4,000. This means
that with the increase requested the
board is now asking for S9S, $50 from
the city and county for 1906, as COM
pared with SCI ,37s received in 1904. OF
this the county win pay STA ,000 and the
city S24.666. OF the expenditure $3.50
goes for salaries.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
FRENCH PROMISES
.'.'7 $ ANDERSON A FIGHT
Dunn's Convention Floor Leader Not
Alone in Race for Office

There promises to be warm fight
for the Republican nomination for the
legislature in, the Winona district, e
where w. 3. Anderson, a former mem
Der of the house and one of r. c.
Dunn's floor leaders in the recent state
Republican convention, has filed for
the nomination. George D. French, a
popular. Republican who has decided
not to make another run for register
of deeds of the county, has also filed.
and, there will be pretty fight for the
nomination. Should Anderson be sue
cessful in getting the nomination and
election, 1T is generally understood that
he will enter the speallership contest.
No Democrat has yet fled. though the
district is reasonably close politically.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
MAN REFUSES TO EAT
AND GOES TO ASYLUM
Probate Court Sends Insane stonema-
SON 20 Rochester Hospital

John KjelIberg, stonemason, living
at Ito Lafond street, was yesterday
committed to the insane hospital at
Rochester. KjeIIberg believes that by
divine inspiration he has been COM
maHded to cease eating and working,
this being a preparation for death.
This is his first attack. go
Myra De Lora, the young woman
sent to the city detention hospital three
weeks ago in a demented condi tion., is
SO far recovered that she was yestef-
day turned over by the probate court
to her friends. who promised to care
for her until she has cempletefy< recev-
cred her health.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
Plan to Entertain S. p. Christie

Mr.. S. P Christie, of 459 and 461
Broadway, New York, Eastern repre-
sentative and buyer of Mannheimer
Bros, is now in the city. Manufacturer
Bros. is the only department store in
st. Paul which maintains a New York
office, thus enabling them to keep in
close touch with the market and make
many advantageous purchases. To-
night the buyers of the various depart
ments will entertain Mr. Christie with
a ta11yho ride and supper. The coach
and four will leave the Manufacturer
store at 5: &c. the usual closing hour.
and after drive about the city, in
GLIDING Summit avenue and Como
park, the party will repair to the Com
mercial club where an elaborate sup
per will be served.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
HIGHWAYMAN FINDS A
HAVEN IN MINNEAPOLIS
Chicago Police Capture Bandit Who
Soiourned in Flour City Ten Days

Detective John Kane, of Chicago.
passed through st. Paul yesterday
with Fred Holt, alias Lydell, a no
torious hold-up man, wanted in Chi
cago for shooting a business man of
that city whom he attempted to hold
up last December.
Holt was located at Salem, Or, 10y
the Chicago police department after
a determined search. Holt, it was
learned yesterday, spent ten days at
the Palmer house., Minneapolis, last
April, while the police We're looking
for him. - Z.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
Stops Sunday Might Dances.

Mayor Lyle. of South St Paul. has
stopped the giving of Sunday evening
dances in the pavilion. People living
in the neighborhood complained that
the music and other noises dis
turbed them. and the mayor notified
the proprietor that it would be- nee-.
essary for him to choose a week day
night for the dances.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
LINCOLN Il CLUB OPENS ri
IT'S NEW QUARTERS

The Lincoln. club celebrated. its oc-
cupancy ..of-its new quarters, Rooms. Is.
IA and 90 sEeust block, last night by a
smoker for Esrmenberse A. w. Lyman,
president. Of sthe+ club, presided, and there
were sheFt addresses by G. Makers E
S, Carey and Joseph J. Ermatinger.
The affair was an open meeting and
there: was auitesa large. attendance OF the
club members with few friends.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
VETOES ORDINANCE
YACHTING STREETS
Mayor Holds Lumber Company Should
Give City Bigger Consideration

After listening to arguments In favor
OF the beneffciaries Mayor Smith yes
teraay decided to. veto the ordinance
vaeating the streets passing through
the property of the John Martin Lum-
Der company, Como avenue.
The mayor holds that the lumber
company is not paying sufficient for
the streets vacated when it gives lot
and $40 in cash.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
County Seat Remains at Hastings.

s The South st. Paul council commit
tees having in charge the agitation
favoring the removal Of the Dakota
county seat from Hastings to South
St Paul, has announced through
Chairman George MeFkle that the
question will not be pushed at this
time. It is claimed that the delay is
occasioned by political considera-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
Red Wing Woodmen Come to Town

Several hundred Red Wing Wood
men and their friends came by steam :
boat to St. Paul yesterday on the an
nuaI excursions Of the Red Wing camp.
The return was made in the evening"
after the exeul sionists had spent the
day in seeing the sights in St. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
viii Explain Charge Tomorrow

C. A. Bodweil proprietor of the En-
pire hotel. Rosabel street, and his wife,
arrested yesterday morning for engag-
ing in a fight in their apartments, had
their case set for hearing lns police
court Wednesday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
schliek Draws Long Sentence

Herman Schliek, arrested Sunday
evening for acting in disorderly man
ner. was sentenced to the workhouse
yesterday for ninety days
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
Warburton to Be Tried July 10

Thomas Warburton arrested on a
charge of keeping a blind pig, at Smell
ing and University avenues, will have
jury trial in police court July 10.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
NEWS OF THE CITY

LoseIIe in Critical Condition-Emile
Loiselle, Little Canada boy at the
city hospital, suffering from gunpoW-
der burns, remains in a critical condf-
ton and his recovery is still doubtful.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Steamer Oracle Mower leaves foot, OF
Jackson at $3.50 daily for Fort Smelling.
Soldiers Home. Mipnehaha Falls. ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

New Officers for Snelling-Lieut.
Harry W. McCauley, artillery corps,
Fort Revere, Mass, has been ordered
to join the Tenth battery of field artil-
lery at Fort Smelling. The same bat
terry will receive Lieut. Joseph F.
Barnes, who has recently completed
years course of instruction at the ar
tillery school, Fort Monroe, Va.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Petitions in Bankruptcy-Petitions
in bankruptcy have been filed by
Charles p. Levee, an engineer, and
John F. Murtaugh, clerk, both of St
Paul. Mr.. Levee owes 1888 and pos
sesses 1854. Mr.. Murtaugh reports
debts of S2.56T.27 and assets amounting
to $40. Most of Mr.. Murtaugh's la
bilities We're incurred while he was in
business at Hastings, from 1895 to 1899
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Five Discharged from Bankruptcy
The following persons We're discharged
from bankruptcy yesterday in the
, United States district court: Henry
w. Timme, Thomas J. Lee, c. Edward
Strong. Joseph Bastien Villfott and
John NJ Bach.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Accused Of Defrauding Hotei-G. H.
Hyman, a travelling salesman, was in
the police court yesterday, charged
with attempting to defraud the Aber-
deem hotel out of $100 board BILL He
will have hearing in the police court
next Monday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Judge Fish Back at Desk-Judge
Daniel Fish, the Minneapolis member
of the state statute revision commits
sion, has returned to his Office at the
state capitol, after a months illness.
He had spent the period of his conva-
leScence at Walker.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Oil inspection Still Comes High
Fenten G. Warner, state oil inspector.
has filed with the state auditor state
ment of his receipts and disbursements
for June. The former show a total of
S1,5G2.40. and the disbursements were
$1,7S6.65.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Wants Big Damages of Omaha
Michael H. Lynch has brought suit for
$4,000 against the Omaha road. He
claims that while coupling cars in the
Eagle street yards of the company last
December his right hand was crushed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Charter Commission Meets Wednes-
day-A meeting of the charter commits
sion has been called for Wednesday
evening, when an effort will be made to
secure quorum and reach decision as
to whether work on the amendments
twill be continued during the summer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12
At the dress goods counties

again today Plenty
OF
aster and the any 9n%~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Judge Cuts $1,000 From Verdict
Judge Brill yesterday filed an order
cutting the verdict of w. E. Mott
against the Great Northern from $4,000
to $1,000, the former sum being award
ed by the jury. The court holds that
unless Mott will accept the smaller
amount new trial will be granted.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Civil Service Examinations-Exa
nations were taken yesterday before
the local board of civil service examin-
ers, at the federal building, by twenty
two men and one woman who hope to
be appointed inspectors or clerks in the
customs department.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Thief Fined for Stealing Poor Box
John Graft, arrested last Friday, charg-
ed with stealing a Salvation Army poor
box containing 25 cents from the Loop
saloon. Cedar and Eighth streets, was
fined $25 in the police court yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Capt. Van Deman to Be Umpire
Capt. Ralph H. Van Deman, Twenty
first infantry. will be one of the UNI
pires to serve in Athens county, Ohio,
Aug. 16 to %, during the maneuvers of
the Ohio National guard. He will re-
port in due time to the governor of
Ohio. sss -4. sl.e 1......c;a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

Engineers to Have Excursfon-The six
st. Paul division of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers and their fami-
lies will enjoy steamboat excursion
down the river the forenoon of July Ii,
and in the afternoon the party will go
up the river to Minnehaha Falls and
the soldiers home.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

! Board of Control Visits Red Wing
The state board of control Saturday
made it's regularly monthly visit to the
state industrial school at Red Wing.
The board paroled thirteen boys and
girls from the state institution.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20
Sra uolanoet.
Berlin en- Kiempsffao.

Sioen Spiferne otter arlgen nieo
,Sronfria / 1S70-1 Hog IND paa
1obrifpgien meo belle i'm pioenlfabe'
liae @rmoiebeo oe @nergL bar De
tnife gpcr poret operproentIia, iaa Oct
tuife Riae M or paa 900 Bel til at
funne fdppes meo grglaro. Sopeo'
I.oben Berlin er blct Ell alHmpe %
bar, iom oct lpnes, fleiet forbi leloe
ssoris, Ser IGnge Dor Guropas folfe'
riseIie gp paa 6aitlanoet. Oct esent'
liae Berlin bapoe Den 27oe Nopember
iielge 1olitiets Hapnefortegtelle L.
99S, 436 Snobpe9ere % meo Den le'
mere Silpefst er Snobpggerontalle'
MI Iteget til 2,0Ot, 800. 9ertil fom'
mer 3~oritGoerne. iom bar omfrtnf
10000 Snobpgacre.
Snbbpggerartallet ! Taris mel
6oritGoer bar / 1896 2,536,S34, pf
set err tibet IonSipnlig, at gpen MI e.
Itsrre eno Berlin, ba SolfenGngoer
/ Sronfrige oofser langloi1t, i
eacntIig ilet life, rtaar iremmeoe Sno'
ilpttere regnes ira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20
,Smmiarations . aummisIGr Sar

gent bar Ell Gel, iom oct ipneS for.
trinlige 9larer til at bi6lpe OF oei'
Iebe Snboanbrcre, ps ban isger M
Guugresiens @iiaIb til at iGtte Dem
iaan9. San bill blanot onoet paa
ellis Sslouo oprette ct Bureau, boiS
Suerp oct ifal pGre at giue mitbcntt'
tie SplpSuiu9er meo Senipn til, boao
lloIjQt Ger cr til at erboloe SeifiGiti'
Qelie 9onoet rlmot. ON S%anopriier
DC iorificlige Stater, ON SanoetS
geIiggenbeo % 9eifuiicnbco M. NJ.
Set or bans Wtening at ifaiie Jig oiSle
SpIpSuinqer ira ~officiel Slide, laa
man | bpert Siliploe fan Itolc paa,
at De cr p~aaIioeIige. aommisIpr
Saraent bar meo ggn9itelIe lagt
MGrfe ill, bporlcheS Stem Yorf %
andre Storbper | Giten mere o9 mere
ipI6rS nleo iattige Smmigrantcr; ban
ier bcri Ell ulucrlig 6dre, Iom bnsttglt
uulig Dor afpenOeS, % tror, bet er
paotrGuaenOc ~nsSpenoigt at tagc
Sfri6t til en- mere ligelig 6oroetn9
al observation-disclosures oper Oct
belc 2anO. Bette, Meier ban Dor tie
m0er out fsOcraIe Ic8icrin8S SiI'
inn, ior at ole &ntcrcSiercoe fan npoe
Ell rctiUroig 9cbanNling. Sorgen:
Fer mcget imoO Sen u,ocrtioen an
pcnNtc 6rcm9angSmnooc at aocrtere
europa Tor at ina Snooanbrcre berttI
Qnu0ct. 2rNranorin8cn er itor mol
M. u6cu at nj bebepcr at anitrPngC
rs, Tor At ocu ifaI arta8e GOnu Itsrr'
CimHliioncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20
6ilippincrne.

Cocritfommanocreuoc paa sem IL
liupiuifc : Slljon. @rigobcBencnI
NJ. TonNall, bar iuhRipet lin Mars
p~,rtnjn0. Nan erflTrcr, at tngen
amcrifunit Cfiiccr cler Sol0Ot fan
ticnr lungcrt cno , Mar pao 6ilippi'
ncrnc uocu at ueobrpoe lin 9lISreo
"a maaifc mite 6oritanoen.
AarctS Sob bCbaroIcSe &etternc
S,2O3 Sagcr moo Sol0dter. % Z.
$40 al NiSic blcu 0emte. ut antoI.
let AT ariQSmUrO, ior iorbrpnet ii9,
CT iaa padiuIoeuoc tort, fontmer Ger
al, mcncr @cncraIen, at Sroppcrrt
mcn9lcr AoiprcOeIie % 6orusielie
hoortll f]ouaucr. dt sc bar fauct Der
&ane at Ieic inoieotc til at uOisrt
2~clrGrbei6e. Nh bar ran lat CT
Stoppcr FOR set itoite, o. Dan anbeia,
Ter, at Der ue0 hocr Station bpa9cS c
&ofdIe, buor SoIfete fan more zig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20
Don pIsbpes Moroere.

Saionep, Snoreminiiter b. Ylebpes
Rorber, og bans Meobielper Sufo'
riifp, itiaeoes Den 13be december for
Ietten / ct. Y~etersburg, % Den fer'
ite ircmIoabe life, iom man pentcoe.
oct Soriporsifrift, ban bapoe %forfat'
tet / 59ngIlet, men bolot iIteoet en-
Gale.
9eage Sangerne bar alminoeligt
alpScr, life SGneielsoragt. Soio'
nep moatte itette iig paa en- aiGp
Gre al bans 1Ger og en- Singer bobot
2Gqerne ifaoret bort for at funnt
belle SC Saor, iom ban fit, o. Bonn
ben e~rplooereoe. San por ogiao tenn
melig osp, on carmen al Grplolioner
bapoe ipr9ngt Grenes Srommebin
Ser. 9aa @runo al, at ban or Ell
arebIing, blep ban isrt tilbage II
Spuailct / Giborg, mebens Sefori''fl
blcu inbiat / Yetcr-T aul. 6Gitninge1t
G5arens Raniicit anlebning al
of ban fif Ell Ssn. font til InpenoeIi
peb 0ommenS ailigelie. Sitebefo'
8pngiel poa 2ipstib fit Snionep L
gor, og ~iitcbetior 20 aars Slaper
fit Soforififp 10 Ior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20
TeS 1rlanS.

T~otqtcSbsitcu ing iour fell | oct
ncitliec SrIunS. % @eioIfningen Ii.
ser RsS. : GuIeoniu9 oeraf holot
Set irIf.porIomcntoriife Eorti Robe /
dublin 9orSOog bcu 15be meo Sobn
GebmpnS ipm Sormarb. Wsoet oao-
IeSe Rwicringeu, forSi oen life lager
Sfriot iii at ~forebpggc SOB, ifient
sen goSt bel, at I~oteteSbeiten ofte blt.
TER misIig. iaa oen blrbe bore noe
tribe % fsl8e Sc Nlaner, ion bpppts
or foreiloaet for Ser. "&i forl, tiger
inoen milSe 8aprr," beber set ! Ell AZ
Heiolutionerne, men mn noget at
6citiae for Self, iom GrIig oil tlene
tit @rsS. Yna Seitfpitn al Srlano
bsr Irbeioer paa Sapne % &aier
ricbliffeIie i0tteS / SGrf. lloeding
al Sottepoieter fan life briuge SiGlp
isr nGite Ssit. @u llSocling al go
teter bsr / en-. 9nnoSbel, ion iepnlig
or uSiat for Msispefit life ubiGttes,
til GsScn itoor for Gsrer, men lte
itaom."
SiIiIut SaNIcSe Wsbet Dc iritt
@ooseiCre. forSi sc mes StrenabcS
iuooriper i'm Sor0rente % alt, bouf
Der itaar til 3eit ira tioli@rc aar
Itient geiolfuineen maugler 9toetS
isrite Sornsoenbeoer. Da DC optre
Der / S9IeSifab % fortogcr llSta
Itelier oper en- Iap $40. ipncS De a
bape bannct en- SammenipGrgell
for at fringe De iattiee S~eilpnoinsel
til al fisbe oen SorS. De iioSer paa, ii
bIoSiee Griier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20
Jorofielp?

st Telegram fra Sopeoitaoen |
5eras fortpller ON Ell nnoerlig Na'
turbesipenbeo, iom fonot Steo Den
13be december / Sumble, 20 Dill
noroenior Souitpn, bpor Der er en-
RGffe Sliefiloer. Gampifper ite5
op fra aiIoerne, % ira Reuner | Scr'
Den itrsmmebe Sele, Die % gano.
8Iippeitpffer og Smaaiten faiteoss
beit op | 2uften og bolot paa at regne
neo igjen nGiten Ell Sime. Seileap'
paroter % foitbore Soremaifiner blco
fnuite eller foroprOebe, 90 imaa SrG'
buie poo oct SeiOeorag, bocr Die
fiIoerne Iigger, jebnebes meo Soroen.
Ioale al Stenenc bar iaa itore, al
Be neicbe 100 Ylno. 6agmGno Tiger
at Hpitelim bar sbelagt Slleteltet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20
4eformcr / Husband.

SisIae ct Telegram fra ct. geters.
bura CT ser life lPngere Spil on, at
SnoreminiIter Mirlfps continental
belle al en- 3emitpo.R
o. ocnueS Soreltiainger til G5orer
bill barre Sriigt. Bel fan DC 8rap,
iom Observation-Disclosures fremiatte,
life Iieefrem ip~loeiteisres; Der pil
life blibe noget Stortbing eaer Far.
lament / beiteuropGiif 6oritano; men
GSoren bill ialfalo gipe lit 6olf Ell
Stemme meo / aigisreIien al Gigets
Inliggenber, ibet han ifal babe iitnot
at oprette Ell raobgipenoe S%tpnoerIor'
iamIing, iom I. gr. Gaumarf bapoe
isr Brunbloper al 1913 bleo gipen
ct SorIlag ON at iuoisre NJ iaobor
Scriamling / 3uSlanb bleo aaereot
for 20 Ior fremiat al MI ofosoi
6prit @~oiiItifop, Ser frembolbt, a
nj S~ienoeoele al Sen rusiiife Sefolf
ming enbnu life er MODEM til at no
ppe oImiubelig Strmmeret, men a
man bog / 3emitpc.S nititlrtioner ba'
ct goHt @runoloq, boorpna Der fal
bpqgcS oioere. Mon fan oprctte el
3cmitapa Guma. ct 9onbraob, be
itoacnSc al Observation-Disclosures
iom fan oipe Re9icrin9en SplpSnir1
ger % &irf on, bpilfc Sope Ser trrll
geS.
Set iortpneS, at 6prIt Mirifp c
iSaper al bcnue Tlan og Of Bail
difooS Ssn fol pGrc bnm bebiclpeli
uteo oenS 8icnneniereIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20
Som bet bill crimSrcs, rcttebe Eor

Som bet oil %crinores, rettene 8nri
@oticn, Qopuliitpartiets annoioat til
GrGiiornt peS iiOite @aIg, ct pittert
anareb moo oct 0emofrntiife Earti
ilrar otter @aIget. Nl bar ". 5.
9rpan gipet Spor paa SiItale, ioet
ban i en- artitcI i fit 9lao, "Sbe Cont
mouer", gioer line @rltroc, boorfor
sen 6cmofratiife Organization enonu
CT S%tiuipQen iom &eiormparti fulot
porcr, Sa, boab mere or, De popitli-
itiife Neiormfran fan efter bans Sp'
f1tuing lIcne ife 6pIbeit Jon Ell Del
al set Oenlofrutiife Erogram. Get
cr," iigcr 8rpan, life aIeue ~nnsbpcn.
0i9t at organiicre ct mt Tarti til at
ogiicrc for 6iSie Spergsmaal, men
set piI6c barre ufloat at gjsre oct. It
banne ct Earti cr cit pmnlfelig Sp.
Qape, noact, iont tar lang Iib, % iom
fun fan IaOe iig gisre uuoer en- Griie.
Sum eli Sang, iioen Dor &onititition
bIco peotaget. or ct itort Gorti bleoct
organiicrct, o. set Spsr9SmaaI, iom
Giig0te set rcpublifanife Earti, rar al
iaa umao0cIig Hpffepi6oe, at oct
bragtc 2aroet / eli @orgerfrig." gn.
0naenOe @rparS egen Stillirg beoer
set i Nrtifelcn, blanot onbrt, at oct
or hans Sl1t iremoelcS at biorage,
bpa6 BAN iormoar, til Srenme al alc
opnnucIige Reformer, % ban icr
6remtioen bnabciulot imeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20
Woro / minneapolis.

IiiS Gina Gbriitianion, Gieriroe
al en- 9reismafing .6orretnins / Nin.
nenpolis, blep 3l. 100 ON @ftermio.
Saaen Ben 16oe December ifitot libel
.paa eight Strect melem Sirit ano
Secomo apenues South. Norbereu
bar benSes &i9rcIte. 4. 9. &ihmono,
ser tiSIigcre bopoe gniGttcIie / Soaie
8rain Gompanp. Da han i@, al 81
GEN bar 900, ifiso ban Jig ieIo, ~ oe
to 2ig blcp Iigeenbe oeb Sioen al
binanoen. Seleromnet oplpier, al
8idmcno | Den iibite Sib leS al
SspnIssbeS % Sraf iom en- Soamp.
Sans Senner fnnbt, of ban life po,
riatig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-20

ubusacIiat, at ingcn Dor tpinges Ger
til nnen Geopenoiebeo, ut prre
gonSpuitfsrer ON Siniercn / bort
ssIimat her | @eitcn er insen bebage.
Iig Stiaine. ieIu ON 6clf PLACER
Goitiercren iaa tibet iom mllig, 90
EoitSepartemcnict forIanger Iiseirem
al Spiiooere paa bore Toitruier. at
sc ifal bare ct Sorraao al 5rimIrfer
REQ Saano. Gette er ba ogiaa Oct
minoite. DC fnn eiere for goitfsrer'
mes aomfort.