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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
RACE ISSUE IN THE HOUSE
Mr.. CLEVELANQ'S DENIAL.
HearSt's Boom Gets a Rude jolt
from Bartlett, of Georgia.

Washington ArriI 12-The race question again
Injected into the proceedings OF the House Oh
Representatives to-day, when Mr.. Scott, OF kansas
delivered a long address, in which he referred to MS
previous statement that 1t was current in Kansas
that ex-President Cleveland had entertained at
dinner c. II J. Taylor. Kansas negro pohuclan
He read several letters from Kansas citizens say
ing that it had been Taylor's boast that ne hao
received such social attention from Mr.. Cleveland
He also said that Mr.. Cleveland, while Governor
Of New-York had signed a bill providing for mixed
schools.
In q spirited reply, Mr.. Williams. of Mississippi
the minority leader. defended the attitude OF the
South toward the negro, and said that discussion
OF the race question by the Republicans was an
old game for the Republican party. when 1t found
itself confronted with issues that threatened lts
SUPREMACY to begin wave the bloody shirt
Mr. Bartlett offered the following letter from
ex-President Cleveland in reply to one from him.
self:
Princeton. n. j., March 4 1904.
Hon Charles L Bartlett WA 7soss1e5 a. number
of inquiries, similar to yours touching my invita-
Sn nc F rSo DSg oTsrno to Of
viding for mixed schools. -
believed W no or had ny reason believe: either Of
the df WnS1 a ae m absoneR false any
cannot AFFORD to devote great deal Of time to
20 sqSR e2eR pRase Of @ Subject
for all 1t so happens that have never Min, ny
lunChed, SupDed, or invited 10 q WeuullI5 re-
ception any Colored man. woman or child II,
however, I had decided TO do any OF these things,
the fear of Mr. Watson any one else would not
have prevented me. When was Governor a
movement was made in the legislature to Abolish
separate colored schools in New-York City. OPP
posed the measure and it failed. do not find
that l interposed q Veto and have forgotten the
course the matter took; but know that what
ever I did, was in favor Of maintaining separate
colored schools instead of having them mixed.
Yours very truly, GROVER CLEVELANO.
After the reading of the letter Mr.. Bartlett said
that whenever Mr.. Cleveland's name was sug-
gested as a possible candidate OF the Democrats
for President the Republicans seemed to get ex-
cited and afraid Mr. Bartlett added; Il know he
will not be nominated. 1 know, too. that he does
not desire TO be nominated He said he also
knew that the Democratic party would nominal 9
some one who true Democrat, and he added
with some deliberation, the whole country knows.
He is Judge Parker. of New-XOrk" The Demo-
Gratis applauded
Mr.. Lacey Uowa) asked Mr.. Bartlett II he was
not dscourteouS to his two colleagues. Williams,
OF Mississippi, and Hearst of New-YOrk
81 withdraw in the interest of party harmony.
calculated Mr.. Williams. amid laugh. Mr. Hearst
not in his seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
FINDINGS OF COMMITTEE.

After careful consideration o. all cases specified
4 he report Numbered 80 CHE report Of the
oers OF Congress' go far as they relate TO present
Tie committee assume to Re the limit Of their jG-
slsdietion they have unanimously reached the con-
cusiOn that nothing has RpVSered IN connection
with said cases THAI would justify the finding that
Troased financially the slightest degree. or that
any member Tas guilty OF improper conduct IN
an connection with any of said cases anything that
duty according TO long established custom
Having reached this conclusion the committee
would be well 10 make as formal as may be and
20 restrain within the narrowest possible limits
ofsces end the details OF other executive matters
snd that tie severance OF members from work OF
that character would augment the efficiency OF the
con 70 the TACT that tbs inquiry has 6oo Upon
the House suddenly and without any notice to its
10 the light with that department Of the govern
innate In no Instance IS It likely that they ex-
pected the letters which they wrote would be pub
variety OF circumstances; in haste and some doubt
lsss by the private secretary OF member some OF
10 REPREsENTATTvE BEsAuRCHED.
Ttir 10 the credit OF the membership OF the House
that correspondence OF this character thus collect
SSa cfs-acter TTndoubtedv there are letters yric5
were csrelessly written, The action I'm cases
some Instances IN letters from the executive OH
Ger. that what was zone W., was cone as favor TO
ser Is nothing IN any OF the cases considered that
rejects upon the integrity Of the membership Of
zhe House OF Representatives
Before reaching the conclusion given. the repor;
rocites q history OF the compilation and publication
OF the report duplicating members. Its inception
90 Ear as the clerk hire cases concerned the
oomrufttee states was with Fourth Assistant Post
master General BristOw. who ordered compilation
Of all cases where members has made recommends
sions regarding clerk hire FOR the purpose OF Sc
curing evidence Justify the assertion in his re
port on the PostOlce investigation that "a hundred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
SIG. H. RoseNsLATT's NEW OFFICES

Sig H. Rosenblatt. who was formerly and down
to November last. associated with Zimmerman <
FOrshay, has now established himself in the Forty
Two broadway Building. where he viii. as here
tofore, carry on the business Of banker and broker
in connection with his Stock Exchange rneubersbin
lie has leased commodious suite OF Offices on tia
seventh floor. very pleasantly situated each room
having windows on Broadway. and Overlooking the
North River. Nothing that a long eNneriaUce - -
suggest Is lacking TO make complete equipment 81
cohVenlences Tor handling large and CROWN,
miscellaneous investment business Not ONLY ,loas
Mr. Rosenblatt handle domestic stocks in the or
ClnaIy way on the nOOr % the Exchange hut he a.
Ia close and constant touch with the princfrsi
monetary centres OF the world. American Raifroad
as Well as mexican government bonds ana otbsr
loISlsn government bonds AID general securities ne
o ,Ii, " reeutrly and possesses exceptional ia
Tor his clients. - 49, 80 "~fa"'aSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
SENATE MAY USE PROBE.
Republican Leaders Considering a
Postal Investigation.
[FRox THE TRIBUNE BUREAU

Washington, April 12-Republlcan leaders in
the Senate are seriously considering the advisa-
bility of authorizing a Congress investigation
Of the Postoffice Department. While they are
convinced that the investigation of last summer
was thorough in every particular. and that no
further malfeasance can be brought to light, it
is possible that they may concede to the de-
mands OF the Democrats simply TO demonstrate
to the country at large how thoroughly every
vestige Of dishonesty has been eliminated by
the careful work of Fourth Assistant Postmas-
ter General Bristow and his corps OF inspectors
The fact that such an investigation is super
huous so far as the welfare of the Postofice De-
partment is concerned has been abundantly
demonstrated in the debates various resolU-
lions and on the Postofflce Appropriation bill;
but with view TO making assurance doubiy
sure such an investigation may be undertaken
With this idea in view. and with the desire TO
facilitate the passage OF the Postofice Appro-
priation bill to-day, the Senate, by strict party
vote laid the emasculated Gorman-Culbersoa
resolution on the ia BILE, but told the Democrats
that they might be willing to consider the pro-
posed investigation solely on its merits later.
Mr. Lodge. who moved to lay the resolution on
the table, said for the majority: In our own
way, In our own time and when we think proper.
we viii provide for an investigation, but we VIII
not make such provision on an appropriation
bill"
The Senate passed the Postofflce Appro-
priation bill atter a session enlivened, by a
sharp colloquy between Senators Teller and
Hopkins, growing out Of the reading by Mr..
Teller OF a letter written by the late General
IL II. Thomas. of Chicago, attacking the civil
service administration of the Treasury Depart
ment Mr.. Hopkins took exception to the quot
ing of the letter, and said that the Colorado
Senator would be willing 10 accept authority
from the Sums" whereupon Mr. Teller declared
Mr.. Hopkins's reference TO the slums TO be In
sulting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
KAISER STARTS FOR SYRACUSE
German EmperOr's Yacht Escorted from
Valetta by British DestrOyers.

Malta April 12-The German imperial yschs
HohenzoIIern with Emperor William on board
sailed at 11:30 O'Clock tonight. escorted by houua
OF torpedo boat destrOyers for Syracuse where ths
Emperor will remain three days. As the Hoheu-
zollern departed there a display OF rockets
from CorradinO Heights. the feet was Illuminated
and the batteries fred sautes. There was a larga.
cheering crowd on the bastiOns.
The day was spent IN the exchange OF hospltali.
ties and Emperor william planted tree 70 com.
mernOrats his visit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
NO BEAVERS TRIAL BEFORE OCTOBER

Because Of delay IN the legal procedure, Colonel
William j. Youngs United States District At
torney, thinks It will DO impossible TO bring TO
trial George W. Beavers befors next October.
While the Supreme Court has held that Beavers
must go to Brooklyn. there is likely TO be delay
I'm getting the mandate OF the Supreme Court filed
here and the habeas corpus proceedings instituted
by Beayerss counsel vacated " lillian NJ sea-
bury who has had charge OF the case for the con-
vcted postoftce official IS in Washington obtaining
light on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
GERMANY's GREAT CANAL PLANS.
Bills Providing for Expenditure Of $780,
100000 introduced in Diet.

Berlin. April 12.-Bilis presented to the Prussian
Diet propose the expenditure OF $l000O0o0O on new
waterways. which include Dcrtmund-Rhige canal.
q ship canal from Dortmund TO Ems, a canal az
BevergeTn to Hanover, thus establishing water
communication between the Rhine and Hanover
and canal from Berlin 10 Stettn. available for
large -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13

VALET WITH PAST
good service be secured by advertising
among the .II.tle Ads OF the Peon'e-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
MINORITY RAPs MR.. BRIsrow.

The first letter from Mr.. Heath Was marked
personal and in advance OF any report fixed
the day when an increase would go into effect
When Mr.. Bristow signed his report last October
The knew that for several years the postmaster at
Erie ha1 been receiving an Illegal allowance. and
he knew that this nlegality begun as a per
sonal favor TO himself.
or the Kingman (Kan) case the minority say:
II he had knowledge however acquired that tho
,,1etraaster NJ KIlglon YES tncaaliv -e-ei,fr >
government funds Mr.. Bristow Is mistaken in his
ST3sevV that he was bound initiate an invesfi
eaten II Is intoe-able 10 assert that crime being
Sugsestec the Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

F!. W5.&JHfF III Izy~nssfTsesS .%T.rs ErN&a"f
&rait, iamt Ell Sproe og ct Gaar,
en- &amel % en- 6prite paa ct bDiot
Mul0pr; ingen al bisie Dpr bprer
imi0lerti0 biemm1e / Sapan.
S Sapan er ser blepet n6giDet tire
9in0, iom i%n0e6ol0er rjin bai" eller
voen bellige Slti0s bemmelige
Sfrifttref". Sfriiten / fprlte 8ino
.lig11er Sfrifttegnere paa Sinai
8jerg, bporaf man ellers fife timber
Spor / nogen al Sc lepel16e eller
od0e Sprog. Sapaneierne flyer, at
*Sfrifttegnene fommer fra @u0.
Sfrifttegnene / a1t6et 8in6 ligner Sc
peritife, og / treble 8in6 6e Segn,
Ser brugtes / Minipe % Babylon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

- Marf Tpain fan ON tort Ti6
feire lin 20 Mors 6d6iels6ag, og man
Tan 6erfor life un6res ODER, at ban
MI tager &la0s / T%iloiofernes @effe
SIT ban imi6lertt6 ogiaa / fin 6ilo.
iofi piier fig iom en- flor @f9lm,
fremgaar al fglgen6e nbtaIeller al
bam:
Ser er lite meget, Ser er iaa uIt.
oeltgt % Rrgerligt fom ct gobt @fs.
empel, cg ser er intet, ser mere
trenger til at reformeres ems on6re
Menneifers @p6boner.
2ibet betp6er 2ioeIie. @elpe &u.
morets @iIbe er lite @Ip6e, men
Smerte. 9erfor er Ser inger &u.
NOR / &immelen.
81 @~l1lt1rmenneifer beii66er tie
llpnroerlige @ober: EaIefribe6,
@amoittigbeosfribeb og - Mogffat
NOT til lite at benptte os at Be to Sri.
be6er.
SAB % bore tafnemIige mob Gum.
rionerne. SDis Sc life etgiitereoe
tom bi floge aIorig fremao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08
@rofesipren paa &ejie.

Brofeslor &uoolf Meti5ner peo
llniperiitetet / @dttingen fful6e 6en
"a. Mai babe 8rpllup / @ien mes
en- ing, 23aarig 9ame, 9atter at en-
9oftor S. &rofesioren, Der er en-
Mano paa 46 Mar,fi it imiolerti6 / 1i6-
1te 9jebltf acknowledgement; ban
mente, at Ml6ersforlfellen mellem
9am og bans 9ru6 bar for flor, til
at 9Ggteifabet fun6e blipe Ipffeligt.
&an u6ebleb 6erfor ganife rolig fra
@ielle11, og SEN arme 8ruo maatte
pen0e bjem, uoen at bore bleben
ime0et I &pmens 2enfer. Sun OPP
ipgte ielbfdlgelig itrafs lin &rofes.
for, men Set bite Jig mart at 6enne
bopoe forlaot @ien> og Sngen bis
1te, bDorben fan Dar rejlt. Ser bleD
mu ien0t Selegrammer afiteo / ollie
&etninger, og mart fprte ct Spor
til Earis. 6rpfen S. og ben0es @eo=
ltenro6er reilte iua / forrige l1ge til
oenne 9p for ser at anitille ngrmere
llnoerlggelier. 29nge forblep 6eres
g%nltrangelier for at finbe 6en 6or-
im11tOne reiultatl6ie, men | @pnbags
Sites, oo Sc ipaoiereoe paa 8oule-
por6erne, 1au Sc bam iib0e paa en-
8enf, beniunfen / 6pb @ftertanfe.
9a Brofesioren fit 9ie paa 6em, blep
ban ligbleg og rpiteoe oper bele &rop-
pen. Men inart fatte0e ban fig, og
bet bleb bam um11ligt at mo6itaa Sen
unge Giges 8pnner. San fulgtes
mes Damerne og erflGre6e fig rebe
til at gifte fig mes Grpfen S., bpis
bun felt 90 bol6ent bil0e ifenfe bam
fin Gilgtbelie. Denne fit ban, og ollie
ire begab fig MI FEN paa ben narme.
fte REORGANIZATION for at telegrafe re
biem til @ien, at SIT Dor / Or6en,
og @ielien ftul6e finoe @teo en- al
oe f6rIte Dage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08
Horre(ponoanCe.
Sra @ntebinion, Minn.

@ltcbinion bar MI ogiaa ct uDanlf
Splterl Jam funo". Geo 6ets iibjtc
Me6e oalgtes Msrs. Martin &ol,l=
fen iom 9elegat til Samfunoets
&onpention, % Mrs. 90. SEMEN iom
Steofortre6er.
8. 8. Mielien far 1olgt lit @us /
9pen og bar fight i'm ganle 20
s(cres 8loos igien.
Spnoagen Sen 3. Suli bar Hicntc=
Sag for Sc l11ge 9anIfere. Gen for
encbe Strife bopoc SpnbagIfole &ic-
mic pes Safe Morton, Sen banife Sir
fes l1ng6omsforening bap6e Set / S.
8. &cteriens @rope. Sa! - natur=
ltgpis regne0e Set.
Sruitees for Mnsgor College bap0e
Meoe fer / 8pen / 6re0ags, formo=
oentlig for at lie ON Mftierne par /
Stigning.
Miels &eterien og 80. 6. Meller
bar / Sron &iper, @is., / forrige
ltge.
Miis @ariane Miffelie len bab6e @e-
ieg til fieroe Sult al Mtnneapolis
&eninoer.
Miis 0agmar &or11 bar biemme
fra minneapolis og 6eltog / ling
bomsforenin9ens S%fopfelt.
@l1tcbinion er ltille og rolig t6og,
4. Sltli. 8eboerne, Set bill lige laa
mango ion1 fun6e faa @elte og @ogn,
far forlobt 8pen. Sfp6ntng og
&rl10trag bar p9ret bert % Jet bele
Dagen - bpormange &usiere %
Supaneiere ser er folone pi6es life
en0n1.
Sen itore l1lpffe, rMorge"s l1n=
oergang, paa Ntlanterbapet mes ODER
700 Sfon6inoper er 10 ogioo noaet
bertil.
Mlting itnor ltraolen6e poa Mar=
ferne beromfring og looer en- rig
@plt.
Spren &eterlen er MI tilbo9e fra
bans @isconiin Sur, iom fan mente
ifltloe bore go6t for bans lpoge &rop
Hpl1l og &orl Stenberg bar blon6t
pores" @elpgenoe fra Sc ltore 9per.
Sprgen Sui CT fer pno ggnen /
0iSlc Sage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

Set ipenife 9abernafel Der ! 8pen.
8rogrammet bar peientlig BET lam-
me; 8jprnborgarnes Maricb 1om
forgjupes blep %forlangt pe0 Sen fer.
lte aoncert, blep lunget / Sobernaf-
let.
Gpn0ag often lang 2unoenierne /
9ul1tb, og MI ga 1ette ifripes, gaar
&ei1en p1tpaa. Bor Sat % bore
be6lte 9n1fer fglge Dem.
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&rep fra Mc,u @urf, sunni 1904.

~9onia" bop6e 2droog SEN 4.
SUM- fin fer1te l10flugt, til Sort
@omilton &opillion ner Sort @o,nil<
toni. Ser bar goot beipgt. &egleba=
l1el1 gjor6e nomGrfet 6orretning, lelp
9omerne rl1lle6e meget iprtgt. Ser
rl1lle0es til SEN ltore Me0uille /
Gnrm al 6 HrGmier, lite &remie
bar CIT imuf fineitf &aie til en- @er6i
al ca. s Dollars. S 9anieialen>
bpor @r. 9. @oncfe b%eigrgeoe Mrit=
fen, bab6e man, iom rimeligt er,
troplt me6 @entdiet. @i Jas og NOS
til ct @las fol6t 81, @Dnet al Sc
l1nge &ar, iom mes barme, itraalenoe
Mniigter ipGbe6e forbi; for &errer<
mes bleb hi lterft minoet ON l1rte=
frGmmerl pen6e cit Spn6ag paa
u@rG6oerner / @rGn6alsbniet pe6
Gbor(ottenllnb; FIN bleb @ille6et
br110t bpergang en uomertfantleret"
2onosman6 mes 6itto 2on6smon0tn=
Sc fom forbi, gaaen0e en- 9ans a Ia
@lttcbee &l1tcbee. @n ga11lfe ieregen
Maa6e at uoanie" paa. Sbporpel
uSlttcbee &l1tcbee", bilt11of paa ggDp=
tiff, betp0er Maoe0ans, iaa a6ifiller
SEN fer omtalte 9oni emetbo6e fig 6og
cit Del fra bin, i6et Mabeprionin=
gerre erltottes al imaa 5t6epri0nin-
ger al 9fpggen og oennes 6orlgngel<
lie. 6do6erne l1abes paa ful6e 5la=
ser n6en Spor al Soft = / 6obbelt
6oritono - fen o6 @ulpet. Mnitgtet
boloes n%6trpfslelt, n9rmeit ligegpl=
sig. @n m%erfpGr0ig @o6ietning til
sen bel1nbrtngsper6ige g%rati6ie Dams
man ier @6rnene uofpre pua @a6en,
til Stalienerens 2irefasie. &aa Gee
men optraa6te ST.. @ngelien meo ct
&ar gemptlige 5ange, % ienere EN-
urigtig @fueiptller %biemmefra". SIR.
@ois Mielie1 me6 ct &ar meget
gamle Sange, iom tro6s Moeren mo-
re6e olligepel. Set ipnes for &elten
iom ON rgf1eipillerne %biemmefra"
life bar on6et ems elogamle eager
at bite op. @oo bloc bba6 D'brr.
6iel0itrl1p og Gre6. Senien bar tenft
fig at bore go6t NOT for %, raar Sc
MI fommer til neite Mar. Sfi9nt for
sen ii6ites @e6fommen6e frDgter hi
lite.
Den gamle befien6te @ertsbusbol-
Ser Saul Scbo11b, r&pmpen" iom
Sobn @olf altt6 faIote bam, bar | 6e
|iioite Nar Mar ififtet 8opel temme-
Zig ofte. M1 er ban lanoet paa fin
gamle &laos / 1915 ct, 8rooflpn,
bbor ban forl16en 8ebertning bar en-,
life ganife lille, Danieial, iom be-
|iggtes melt at Simmer % Morife,
minoit af 9anffe. Torleoen Dag blet
5cboup anbo16t % anflaget for al
Doloe .l1anitenoigt GUS. glnboIoel=
len par BOG fun Of tort garigbeo bon
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

- 81 Mano blep %alporlig, mna1 e
6p>elig foe te0e / ct Sammenltd0 paa
minneapolis & ct. 2outs @onen ON,
firing Ell Mi( uoenfor Gbnsfa. GrosbD
Giegerfnl Is, ser boer I grcellior, mi.
lte6e begge Sen. @enrp @ngbit al
minneapolis blep ogiaa baarot foe,
ftet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

TribebsSa9en iorleb iaar lom ollie
an6re Mar mes en- uenoelig Sfp6en
og &nnl6en. Com altid bar Der
o6ifillige l11pffestilfeloe iom 6g1ge
af uforiigtig Smgang me6 6prpgr,
fert og Sfp0eoaaben, og set mnrfe,
ligite er, at life langt flere SEN neite
Sag gaar ON me0 %forbun6et @ope0.
Men fer giel6er Set, at 2pffen er
9aarernes Sen. Soa bi0t bi6es er
bele 9pens 8efolfning 1luppet uo al
8egeiitringen me6 2tpet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

@ortbington afbol0tes li0lte l1ge
ct &arneoal, ser par / alle Man0er
%bellpffet. Ser bar / 6or6in6elie m6
Bette EN- goot beibgt uStreetfair",
Soft fra Set ip6lige Minneiota og set
%nor6lige Soma fom til / ltore Starer,
og nopnlig poo Acknowledgment bar
8eipget longt lt6rre e11o mani 6npoe
tl1r6et baobe.
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minneapolis.
&pitfontorets @egnifaber for Sc

&pitfonturets &e9nifaber for set
nplig en6te 6ilfalaar bier en- meget
6etpbelig Sremgang fra li6ite Mar.
Dette giel6er baa6e for nofommen=
Sc og u6gaaen6e &oit. S 9eparte=
mentet for regiitrere6e @rebe par ser
en- Sttgntng / Smietningen al %
8rocent fra 1t6lte Mar. Den iamleoe
5tigning for alle Departementer bar
ID Hrocent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08
n1innelota.

- 6orilaget ON at inforporere 8e-
mioji lom 9p blep ne61temt peo ct
Specialpalg liblte l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08

Sammeuli9n Bette 8Ia6, bets Sno.
bolb, ubipreIie, Bris og Hremier,
me6 an6re 8lo6e / famine @prog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08
/" 81 9pbbel, 9femma11.


Spm man oil ie giper o5lfillige at
Sc lpfale Mfoelingers Nopne Ell ret
aoo Ioreltilling ON, fra bpilfen ggn
Gounorf 6lertollet al Meolemmer=
ne ltam11er.
Hlooien tilloSer % life at fortelle
ollie Sc intersionte % forndieliee
Sing ST.. Socoblen meobelte % ON
California. Men nj fif set beltente
SSn6trpf at noor ban fur punoet Sen.
nc Stat iao fjnr, loa er Set fife roe11
@rluno. 50 Sc al bore 9a1oSmeno,
Ser far bpggct @iem uoe paa Eaci-
fie &piten, far life olene pltn0et ct
lpffeligt Sos / 9ipcts ltore 9otteri,
met far tillige nco Deres @jerning
% Sirfc giort Gcrcs gan1le 6Gore=
Ial,o Sore og bor / rigt Moal bi0ra=
get til at gibre Stoten til bpa6 Sen
er, ct Ifjdnt Stpffe &ara0is paa
Sor0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-08
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11gifte Irbejberc ontoges life mere
I @pens Sieneite, iaa la11ge Ser er
Samiliefe0re at fao, og ser er ion1
&egel inge11 Mangel pao iaa6anne.
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ii0ite l1ge, .og Sc l1gifte, iom berbe0
blep brg0leie> bor iioen 0a beret ON
Jig for at fon Ell uSob". 9ette er
imi0lerti6 / mango Silfnloe mislpf=
fe0es for Sem, og flere al Sem Der
Jet Jig nd0iagebe til at be11pen0e Jig til
6ottigpni enet nn1 l1n0eritGttelie, 81
Sc oilers pilbe fomme til at lutte.
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