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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-10-27

Unless the Democrats turn out on
Eosembs. 8 there is grave danger of
IN attsmpt being made to reduce the
number of our representatives in
congress. Then. too, with a Re-
publican candidate in nearly every
district there will be numerous con-
tests which may result in the Dem
ocratic congressman being unseated
unless they are elected by over
whelming majorities. Surely it is
asking little enough of the voters of
our State to 60 to the polls and sup
port the nominees to the party 10
whom they stand pledged already.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-10-27

The recent fighting between the
Russians and the Japanese will 60
down in history among the most
sanguinsry conflicts on record. The
total number of men kill led on both
sides are said to approximate one
hundred thousand. Whatever else
may Be said of the two adversaries
there is certainly no discount on
their heroic endurance and reckless
bravery. When she end comes, as it
soon must, the two nations will
have q wholesome respect for each
other.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-10-27

Gle eight, of the Constitution, relating
to municipal corporations and police
regulations, No."
Approved the 18th day Of February.
A. ID. 1904.
Polls at each voting place will be
opened ut seven O'Clock 4. IN. and
closed at four o'clock p. In.
The following named persons have
been appointed Managers 0f Election
for State and County officers to wit:
TRIO-J. B. McCants, J. W. Moore,
| j. =. Moore.
EARLS-G. W. Camlin. Albert
lla<elden, w. r. Camlin.
SUTrON-A. w. Chandler, W. d.
Burdick, II. E. AlsbroOks.
GOURDINS-A. n. Gamble, j. s.
Brunson, D. o. Gamble.
Greelyville-J. W. Gamble. G. G..
Gist, Z. r. LeSrsne.
SALTERS-V. E. Lifrage, "A. r..
Mosely. A. Spiyey.
KINGSTREE-H. o. Britton, j. G.
McC ntchen, J. B. Gamble.
CEDAR SWAMP-J: 4. { handler,
H. l.. Gray>On. A. B. Burrows.
| CADESR. F. Epps, Il. P. Fillmore,
BLACK MINGo-J. G. Nesmith,
R. w. Marshall. B. l.. Nesmith.
ALTMAN'S STORED w. Alt
man, :. D. Hanna, E F. Prosser.
MCALLISTER'S MILL-M. V.
Ward. A w. Rodgers. jeff. Mathews.
HEBRON CHURCH-H. A. KEN
nedy, D. H. Smith. H. J. Burgess.
| ISDIANTOWN-H. w. Nelson,
w. R. Graham. A. p. Wilson.
LAKE CITY j. j. Matthews, John
Rollins. H. E. Goodwin.
MUDDY CREEK-N. NJ. Venters,
L. L. Ard. J. d. Haselden.
SCRANTON-R E. Mcknight, A.
M. Cook, P. D. Cockfield.
PROSPECT CHURCH,. NJ Fad
oy, r. E. Humph reys, Walter POston .
BLOOMINGVALE.--R. w. Smith
J. NJ. McC onnell. S. T. Russell, Jr.
On the day of election the nanagers
must organize by the election of a
Chairman and y Clerk if necessary. The
{ hartman elected is empowered to sd-
| minister Oalhs.
| The managers have the power to fill
any vacancy and II none of the Man
ayers attend. the citizens can NJ point
from among the qualified voters the
Managers. who, alter being sworn, Can
conduc. the election
At the close Cf the election the Man
ayers and Clerk must proceed publicly
to open the ballot boxes and count the
ballots therein, and continue without
adjournment until the same Ia com
pleted, and make state ment OF the
result for each office and for each
amendment to tie Constitution and
sign tie same.
Within three days thereafter, the
Chairman Of the Board, Or some one
designated by the Board, must deliver
TO the Commissioners OF Election the
poll list, the boxes containing the bal
lots and written statements Of the re-
suit Of the election.
One Of the above-named Managers
for each precinct must call upon the
Board OF Commissioners. at the Court
HouseSaturday Nov. 5,l904, to receive
ballot boxes, poll lists and instructions
and to qualify.
w. w. Kennedy.
L.. A. Moore.
| S. G. ncDUnald.
Commissioners State and County Elec.
| tons.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE IN CON
GRESS AND ELECTORS OF
PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT

| GRESS AND ELECTORS OF
PRESIDENTANDV VICE
PRESIDENT.
State Of South Carolina.
County Of williamsburg.
Notice is hereby given that An elec
ton will be held ut the several precinct,
established by law in williamsburg
County, OF Tuesday, November 3, A.
u. 1904, for Member Of Congress from
the Sixth Congressional District and
lOr Presidential Electors, pursuant to
the Constitution Ind the laws Of the
state Of South Carolina.
Polls at each voting place will be
opened at seven O'Clock a. M. and
closed at four o'clock p. IN.
The following named persons have
been appointed Managers tU conduct
said election. to wit:
TRIO: l.. Burkett. S. E. McCol-
lough. X. J. Morris.
EARLS: J. l.. Blakeley, E. G. Dun
lop, w. j Dunlop.
SUTTONS: 5. b Gordon. B. L. Cor
don. 5. A. Michau.
GOUKDiNS: A. Nettles, S. Z.
Mcdonald, w. M. Browder.
GREELYVILLE: w. T.. Tutle, A.
McD. Burgess, IS. V. Taylor.
SALrERS: J E. Davis, S. D. Hc-
Kay Willie S. Shaw.
KINCSTREE: j. NJ Martin, J. j.
Steele G. = Nelson.
CEDAR SWAMP: S. D. Cunning
ham, W. 5. Brockintou. B. N. Stuckey.
CADES: w. J. Smiley. j. }. Epps,
BLACK niNGO: r. j. Nes,nith. j.
NJ. Cook, j. P. Eaddy.
ALTMAN'S STORES l. Altman,
J. X. Cox, J. Z. Stone.
McALLISTER'S MILL: H. J..
Whitlock, Hillary Baldwin, Henry
HEBRON CHURCH: R. c. McEl-
veen, G. l.. Burgess, r. B. Smith.
INDIANTOWN: Julian Wilson, r.
J, Brown, c G.. Daniels.
LAKE CITY: Moultrie Truluck, j.
M Kennedy, H. C.. God win
MUDDY CREEK; H. Chapman,
r. cannon, Geo. w Davis.
SCRANTON: j. G. Moore, j. M.
CAUSE, u. w. James.
PROSPECTCHURC II: j w Brown
John Tllton, L B Gaskils.
BLOOMINGVALE: w Gor'lon
Car tley, r D Query, VIM. Phi Hips.
On the day Of the election the Man
ayers must organize by the election OF
chairman; clerk may be named If
necessary. The chairman elected Is
empowered to administer oaths 10 the
other Managers and clerk. -,
The Managers have the power to f1ll
any vacancy, and If none Of the Man
ayers attend. the citizens can appoint
Managers from .ong the qualified
voters, who. after being sworn can con
duct the election.
At the close of the election the Man
ayers must proceed publicly to open
the ballot boxes and count the ballots
therein, and continue without adjourn
nent until the same is completed, and
make a statement Of the result thereof
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-10-27

A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing
to Amend Section Z, Article VIII, OF
the Constitution, Relating to NUM-
cipial Bonded Indebtedness
Section /. Be it resolved by the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of South
Carolina, That the following amend
ment 70 Section Z, Article VIII, of the
Constitution be agreed to: Aud as the
end thereof the following words: Pro-
vided. further, That the Limitations
imposed bv this Section and by Sectign
5, Article X, of this Constitution, shall
not apply to bonded Indebtedness in
CURED bv the city of Greenville, but
said city of Greenville may increase
Its bonded Indebtedness n the manner
provided in said Section Uf said Article
to an an amount not exceeding fifteen
per cent. Of The value Of the taxable
property therein. where the proceeds
Of said bonds are applied solely 10 the
payment Of past Indebtedness, to ex-
penSeS and liabilities incurred or to be
incurred in the improvements of streets
and sidewalks, and fnr providing sew
erage for said city, or any part thereof.
for purchasing, establishing owning or
operating waterworkS or electric light
plants
Sec. 2. But the question of adopt
ing this amendment shall be submitted
at the next general election to the elec-
tors as follows: Those in favor of the
amendment shall deposit a ballot with
the following words plainly printed or
written thereon: Constitutional
amendment Of Section seven, Of Arti-
Gle eight. of the Constitution, relating
to municipal corporations and police
regulations, Yes" those opposed to
said amendment shall cast ballot
with the following words plainly prin-
ted or written thereon: Constitution.
al amendment OF Section seven Arti-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-10-27

In Saluda cou'aty, a white man.
Clarence Thrailkill, has been con-
victed of mauslaughter. If the YER.
DICT stands it is to be hoped that in
this case the law will be allowed to
take its course, for the crime, if we
fenenber Alright. was a brutal one
md Thoroughly deserving of punish.
nsnt.
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and sign the same.
Within three days thereafter, the
Chairman of the Board, or some one
designated by the Board, must deliver
TO the Commissioners Of Federal Fec
tions the poll list. the boxes contain
ing the ballots, and signed statements
OF the result Of the election.
One Of the abCve-named Managers
for each precinct must call upon the
Board of Commissioners, AZ the Court
House Saturday. Nov s 1904, tn receive
ballot boxes, poll lists and instructions
and to qualify.
W. F. Kennedy,
J. P. EnpS,
E F. PrOsser.
Commissioners If Federal Elections.
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Il would be interesting to know if
any effort has ever been made BY the
anthorities in Colleton county to re.
capture Adams, the condemned mur-
aersr. who some months ago escaped
from jail Just on The eve of the day
.set for his execution.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-10-27

The betting odds are now said to
Be three 10 one in Roosevelt's favor
with few Democratic ta kers. And
yet the way Tom Tsggart figures the
result it looks like 'seasy money
With no odds at all.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-10-27

There isno husband as good
as the one just buried by the
widow.
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THURSDAY OCT. 27. 1904.

And Port Arthur has not fallen
pss.
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JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend the Constitu.
ton 80 as to Permit the General Assembly to En-
act Local and Special Laws on the Subject Of
Laying Out. Opening, Altering, and Working
Roads and Highways, and as to the Age AZ
Which Citizens Shall be Subject to Road or
Other Public Duty.
Section /. Be 1t Resolved by the General As.
sembly Of the State OF South Carolina, That the
following amendment to the Constitution be
agreed to, and that the two questions involved in
such amendment be submitted separately at the
next general election to the electors qualified TO
vote for members Of the House Of Representatives.
viz: that there shall be added to the Constitution
the following additional Article, to be numbered
properly in the consecutive order Of Its adoption.
to be designated as Article of Amendments to
the Constitution which shall read as follows:
article Of Amendments to the Constitution. 4"
Section 1. The General assembly Of this State
may enact local or special laws concerning the
laying out, opening, altering or working roads or
highways, and concerning the providing for the
age at which citizens shall be subject to road duty
and concerning drainage.
Section 2. That subdivision II and Subdivision
TX of Section "a, Of Article III, of the Constitu-
ton, are hereby repealed.
Approved the 18th day of February, A. D. 1904.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

STATE OFFICERS. AND AMEND
MENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11
Gjcnbomnclis @omnambmlisme.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" (Seliingfors)
ffrioer: &eit dppe ct af Ginlanbs
leor6eitlige Sogne - &autabonra =
forefon1a11er ct eien6ommeltgt EiIfeI>
6e al pipfologiif &ppnoie, fom not
tortiente ert nbiagtig l1noeriggeIie
fro ct nt6enifabeligt .@tonopatnft.
Set er en- Mlmu1efpi,t6e, ion1 Iige f.
Sen fit nte,t6e 9lor / bebi6ltles euer
bbpnotiff Suitan6 1oer morgen beb
6emtt6en bbit og tp6elig pra6iter
ober e1t eller an6en 8beltefit. De11.
ne Sefit er bper Dag forffieItg,
bp:lfet gibr, at bette Silfelte lite
fan forflares &d6 en liel6et1t u6ntf<
let &utommelie, ei beller tan set
fin6e fin Gorflaring beb ibrig ST.
bellesning. @en6es SmgibeIier ers
flerer 11enuig, at bun fun me9et
iiel6er1t 1eier I 8tbeIen, og efter
bba6 FUN ielb paa1taor, fan fun /
paogen &iIitar1 al6eles lite mi1rbes,
bpo6 bun bar iogt lin &Dp1toie. =
@ognets &rnlt, ser flere @ange 5ar
beret til 6te6e pe6 be16es 8ibelfor>
tolfning, erflerer, at oe er ii9l1ent
go6t offatte6e og npie Tutter fig til
8belens Sr6. @e11oeS 92pgte bar
fpreot fig bioenomr, og 1i6ite Sule<
nrorgen begpn6te 6olf ollereoe at
inofin6e fig &l. 2 ON geatten, og ga
bu1r en6erig be6 Semti6en fa16t /
@pbn> bar bele @tuen og @aar6s=
p1o6ien a16enfor fDlot af an69gtige
Shbdrere. S fin iomna1nbuliffe Sil=
itan6 ,gigr bun unoerti6en en- 8ebe>
gelle, ien1 ONT bnn ber6te ct 8la6 /
Ell 8og, og bun ifal ogloa babe 1T
ret, at FUN ollere6e por fon1nen
langt i116 @ogen, men at Ser alli-
gebel bar a11eget tilbage en6nu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11
Gn canabiif &rigsflaaS'c.

cana6iife &arlonpent, fom lamles
0enne l1ge, bil tage UNDER Oberbeiel=
le Sprettelfe af en &rigsflaa6e for
9onlinioner. &egieringen bar ont
gaaebes a1le6 B1aner Sen &etning
mango Mar, men Sc bar ol6rig baret
offen1igt paa Sale | &arlamentet.
Canada ejer allere5e l1l1 en Slaa6e,
Ser beitaar al 16 9onplfibe og ct
lige ioa itort 9lntal Seilf1ttere, ser
anben6es 9olo- og 6DrpeienetS
5iene1te, n1en 6e bil life bore al no
gen 8etDol1i1ng til &rigsbrug. Man
bill 1a1 igge 8epilling til &igb al
fu1ot l;6rl1ite6e &rigsfibe. Sra
6runf= =@ana6iernes 9i6e benteS Ell
ltprf Neobfa1r6 moo 8lanen; Be bill
/ be,11te fl1n fe ct 8iorag til eng
lambs Gloa6eitprfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11
@iscpnitns &apitulim,1t.

@isconiins &apitplinm. Gu
'berugr Ga Gollette bor 1,6lte6t en-
Broflanrotio1t if6lge bbilfen Der lite
oil 61ibe iamnenfal6t nogen @fstra=
fesiion of @tatsIegisIaturen for at
toge @eitennnelfe ON, bbilfe @fri6t
Der ital toges / 9ln1e6ning al @api>
toilets 8rar16. @uberngren bill be-
pr6re u6betalt al Stotsmi6lerne
$685. 900 fiji @eporotton al Sen Del al
SEN bren6te 8pg11ing, ser far taget
n1in6it @fa6e, iamt $4,000 til l16,
|itpr al. @ontorer;; ini6lerti6 bil ser
blipe n6arbeioet @laner til en- nD
8pgning, ser bil bltbe forelogt Ben
regl1lere 2egisIatur, og 6isie Maner
|be11tes at billie me6fgre en- l16gift al
Is Millioner Dollars, bbis oe bebto.
ges. Set er Sen itgrlte 8ebtllin9
nogen of Statens @uperngrer ert6nu
bor bopet at gipe u6e11= 2egislatu>
rens @oofien6elie; men Ga Gullette
bnb6er, at @totens 9lsiuronceIob be,
retttger 9om til at onbile 8engene
u6betolt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

Torbitrelle bla1t6t Sc mere rooifole
ortirneolemmer. s @pi6=
fen for 6enn |f1ar Sens @nif, sen
gonle Grferabifolcr, 6ogtlnolu1,
S1gpor Sculen fra 8orlrbolm og et
Yor ouorc, og 0creS Eropper liges
at nrpuItre iolt} 1870 Mono;
telnrefig npjes Sillll1tling til Sem
ltoor cit Tlpi of &efornpartiet, ser
(eoes al <lt,tSininiIter Gbriltenlen,
og 6isle to Mf0elinger truer neo at
tre6e u6 al &artiet og 6a11ne ct npt
9Sarti, life Ell 1tD. @rlrppe in0en set
golnle feforlnparti ne> ct felt npi
Yorti Dpis @obe0upgabe Set ifl,l6e
.blipe at frn1pe moo Militnrbepillin=
9erne.
Set bliber dltido ON &rigsmi,1i=
iter @fo0len at s6et forpente0e @lag
bil fonnn1e til at foo. @an er efter
aft at opnlne cn Grlig TorlDarsben>
:cg fan far ,gientagen0e l6talt,
at Dpis fan iffe faar 6e 8ebilli11ger
til 6orlparct, lonr ban anler for ne6=
ben6ige for at gjgre oet effeftipt, bil
fam treffe fig tilbage. Ser bor be-
ret Sale ON bGan0t 6e ra6ifole 9fe=
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at gibe Do1n ct
@}istilli0snotlrnn; men ifer bette, bill
bele Mini1teriet toge iin Mfife6. Ser
ifal 0pg fun pGre. ringe San6iDnlig<
beG for gpcrfen ltoget Mistilli6spo=
tim cllcr roget Mniitcrififte.
9et1e er @ortbeb Dba6 Sc 6anife
Slo6e op til 6elt ii0ltc l1ge / forrtgc
Moone0 n1e60efer ONT &rigens ssSl1b-
flp0elie poa Sc mnife 6orbol6. @f=
ter Selesran1net al 5. Morts at
oglnnc mao Set fol1toges, at ser er
fon1met SO sinoene igien og at
&rigsninilterenS. 6orbol6sre9ler er
blepet go0fjenoteIaf ct Glertal al
Jolfetitget; i-bpeM 6al0 me60eleS
Ser intet ONT, at 8egieringen 9ar t..
get fin slfife6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11
Mfbpb gammel @mlbsraper.

Mfbp6 gammel @mlb9raber. @n
70 Mar gontmel Danffer beo geapn
&ons 8eter1en er ofgaaet be6 96oen
/ &e66ing, Sal. @on har @dn al
@usmatt6 @eter @onlen I 9fDifopen
be6 Mi66elfart paa SDen. S 1866
reiite bon til @merifa og opbol6t fig
/ Smaba og nogle onSre Steber iamt
orbei6e6e en- Si6 @ulminerne
&enniplpania. S Mi6ten af 70'erne
fom ban til CALIFORNIA. og flog fig
ne6 paa San6 6lat iom @nl6graber.
Com iaa6an bar ban en- af 6e ii6ite
v@obtfanere" til at forlbare @uI6=
graberens ti6ligere uomtptlte6e &et-
tigbe6er oberfor Set megtige sSer1tba=
nefompagnt, ser mi, 0a laa go6t fon1
olle @ul6grabere par n6opce, gior6e
6or6ring paa ali Ssernbane=2an6et /
set r1inerollfe &elte. Set er tbibI=
ion1t, onr @ans Beterien en6nu bor
nogen nern1ere @lngtning / @on=
mart, bpem bette 9g0sfal6 bil0e in
tercsiere San bap6e, io1n iao
mango a1ore banife gpentprere, for
Iertgft opbdrt at forrefpon6ere rleo
fine Slngtninge, ifriber a8ien1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11
med Post % Ce|egraf.
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Selui3tu1ur, Mpntama, Sen cel1=
trale 9el al StotelL CT / CT iprge=
Zig Torfatning. Spen far / mere erD
tie Tiger pGrct fulOltunOig oflfooret
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ltrufni1gen, loln f9rer til Sen, ct al
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

@elbise Greriebranbe raie6e ii6,
lte l1ge / 9flaboana rg Nebraffa. S
Ofiabonna er Sfa6en n1e9et betp6e,
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100000, biit1tof longt mere. Gam,
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bar foraariaget @ta6e paa Sc @te,
Ser, ser lite blep bergrte al sSl6en.
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iD6beltlige 9el of Serritoriet. 81
BEN begDn6te be6 @icbita 8iergene
paa en- MiliterreIerbation og ipre6>
te fig 6erfra til set 1ettle6e 2an6.
gin6en foron6re6e 9fetning, og / Ell
9ieblif 1tr6g Glammerne milebi6t oe
fortere6e alt paa fin Sci, me6ens
&egmasierne forene6e fig me0 set al
@tn6en piife6e @an6; @ettlerne for
lo6 6ereS @iem efter at 9abe ilup,
pet @peget lbs, og alle idgte 6relie
|be0 Slugt> men Ser bar mango iom
life ftn6e fomme bort fra Slam
merne og moatte la6e fit 2ib. &i6,
til er fun tire Sig gienfie1r6te> met1
Fere pi6es al bore ion1fo11r11e. ST.
ter at sSl6en bobbe bren6t fig ielt
n6, nraatte &un6re6er al Mennefe1
obernatte paa Sen oabne Yr9rie
u6en Gg6e og n1e0 fpariom &le0:
ming. 8pen @obart, &iopa Goun,
tD, bar poa ct b9ngen6e @aar nGl
brnu6t og frellteS fun De6 8efolf.
ningens nalten opermeaneifeli9e Mn.
''ftrangelier.
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syprit Grpspcr upn Mrensbcrq, c

VDrit Erpspcr npn Nrensbcrg, en-
tDlf officer, ser gior0e Sjerelte Sc
tpife @eli06eller / Spobeit slfrifa,
er 0i5le Gage erflnrct DanpitttJ al
Ell &olnisiton al 2nger. San for
ppeOc 1n0er i'm Sjenelte slfrifa ioo
frpgtelige @ruioll6eber moo Sn6fp0=
te, at 9on blep folot ti!boge til Spif=
la1l0, 1tillet for en- &rigSret pg 0dn1t
T til Is 9lars Te1tning. 9lt fan TIT
bleb erflGret for 1in6slpg bi0r9rer
fra, at Sen Oeao0e> poo bbilfen Do1t
brGbte ct al fine Dire, Ell Sn0fa0t,
Ser nristGnfteS for at npre britilf
Spton, bar laa raffineret nmenne1fe=
ltg, at Ell 0ear6 n1e0 frl6 6prnnft
fife fl1n6e antageS at billie babe BE-
or0ret Sen. Sc tDife Sociori1itter erz e.
flerer, at 0enne Sog pil bjelpe 6e=
res 9l9itation megtigt; en- al 2e0er-
ne pao1taor, at SEN bil ifoffe Dons
Borti 10000 Ste11mner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

Sames q. Smttb, CIT 16 s(or CANT
mel 5en al Dor 2an6sn1on0 g. S.
Sanitb / Mooiion,@ @efretnr for
llaibnngig @fa116inopiif s(rbejoer-
forel1il1g CT liOit forrige Maone0
funmet llpffeli1t al Gage pcs at
blipe nperfjprt al ct Eoslogertrrn
nGr Chippewa Sails, @is. San
Dor 1n0erpejs til @alt Gloire fra
@eunet GiOing, bpor fam far orbei>
Set / &inter, for at m6Oes meO fine
Tornl0re, Scr 1etop ltoor / @egreb
me0 at f(gtte fra @eobilon til @o1
Claire. 9o Ga0eren nro6tpg Sen
iprgelige sfe66elelle> reilte bon
itrofs til @a6iion for at me6oele fin
&ultrt 6eres pl0lte Gpns Gp6;
bum lioer al &jertelpagbe6, og Set
befrp9tes, at Gfterretnin9er bil foo
1fabelige Tblger for be,16e. 9en un=
&c @mitb, ser bar fpbt / @onmorf /
Sanuor 1883, por en- 6pgtig og frem-
a6itrpben6e 11ng Mac6; ban baboe /
@inter giort Siene1te iom "Sime-
feeper" en- Sgmmerleir.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

&aitor Saralb Scnicm, ti0li9ere
&e6aftgr al vDanferen", >, 2erer pes
9lnsgor College, &utcbinion, Weinn,
og &rgit 8lair> Meb., og ion for
ct slars Sis ii6en reiite tilboge til
9umnarf, er blebet &e6aftgr for
~&rilteligt Golfebla6", &igbenbabn,
1om ban g,rifer ifal bltbe ct Splps=
ningsbla6 angaae116e 6o,oif=ameri~
tonife @irfeforbol6. &oitor Senien
bor ogloa bgret nebnt Io1n ebe11tuel
&e6aftgr for sen sS1t6re Misiions
9agbla6 u&riteligt @agbld6" bbiS
nubgren6e &e6aftbr, 9Defi9r, fur
faaet Ereltefal6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

@prec % Nmerifa. Dr. &erman
6ieI6e, Mercrombie, g. Sat, ser
8inter opboloer fig / fit Ge6relan6
Mor9e, bor unoer tit Spbol6 ser u6=
fsrt ct go6t Mrbei6e for at retle6e Fl,
ne 2on6smen6 1ne6 6enipn til @or6,
men6enes SorBolo og Chilling fer |
2on6et. gn Meng6e of be ,torife
8la6e in6ebol6er 9lrtifler, oels ifrep=
ne of 81: Gieloe, oel3 inipirereoe al
bam, bbort ser re6agieres for 6et
itore Mrbei6e, geor6nre,16ene bar It's
rettet fer og Sc ssS11ltitutioner, Sc bar
itillet paa 8enene og ppretbolber.
@on forteller om Sen norife 8resie,
Strife og Toreninger og opfororer til
iterre Samarbejbe 1nellen Mo6er=
lon6et og Sc n6oan6re6e 9eorbmen6
i 6renttiDe11. l16en Spibl Dil bette
fore ill., at 9eorbmenbene / g5orge bil
foa beore Sorltaaelle al, boilfen 8e=
tD6nilrg beres 2on1sm9n6 bar 6abt
for 4ulturen ber 2o1t6et. 81 full
Sc blot gn1fe, at en .9anif=9lmertfo=
ner bil6e u0rette 6et famine for fine
2an6smen6 berobre, fom Dr. 6iel=
6e 9ar giort for Morff 9lnrerifaner=
ne i Ginter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

Gpuncr al Mur9c,en Organization,
Ser blon0t 9eprblnpl10e1c fer Gait
Set pmtrcnt iporcr iii Doo0 9oulf
0erlunlfllllb CT blollbt SC 0onlfe
og Spcnlfe Srp0erno blon0t Spe11=
lferne, nJ lom tGller % 2pger rlu10t
cln 9eprOpelten, fer fra 0enne
@eaoneO begpn0t lt0gipelie al tit eget
Srgall u9pllner al 9eorge", Ser IT'S
goor bper @faane0 og re0igcres of
&orl g. &rie0t, Minlteopolis, Minn.
Srgoniiotionens @obe6prGl li0el1t CT
M0pofat S(ntbonp s. @rgtte, Minne,
apblis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-11

6enle6 gaaboerg, @enners og Sc.
fier6tes OpnnGrffontbe0 pna r@t
Saul Ei6en6e" % ifuf @lo6et e1, nj
.Mbo1nent blnnM Dem