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The colored American., 1904-09-17

the law and the criminals were
imprisoned for 40 years each.
The Governor and officials are
to be congratulated by all law
abiding people for upholding the
law even if it did take an armed
cavalry to carry out its demands.
I've a gleam of hope that lynch
law has had its day in our South
land. Governors and high Off
ciaIs are beginning to speak
against it and act accordingly.
The Negroes are beginning to
leave the South in large num-
bers; mills and cotton fields are
becoming depleted for lack of
Negro labor, and they are going to
towns and cities-cOming North.
The feeling of danger amid mob
murders is spreading rapidly
among they, many are selling out
their homes at great sacrifices and
going elsewhere.
The thinking people and those
who have large interests there can
not let this continue much longer.
They see this would mean indus
trial disaster to the South. and
unless this condition of unrest
and unsafety is stopped, deplOr-
able state of things is bound to
follow. A Negroes life in some
places. is not regarded any more
than a dying mouse in the claws
of a cat.
Nor can it be denied that the
Outrages in the past few months
assumed more horrible charac-
ter and been occasiOned by much
less serious Offenses than former
". Let me cite you one or two
instances:
\ cOlOred man not long ago,
was accused of murder. He es-
capped and his wife fed with him
into the dismal swamps of LOuisi-
ana. Both were subjected to sav-
age treatment, manned, killed
and burned at the stake.
A still more striking evidence
of the brutal spirit of lynching by
whites: Two Negroes were lynch
ed who had lynched two men of
their own race. Surely this dis
regard of law can not long con
tinue without serious cOnse-
quences.
1t is also charged that the col
ored people, in trying to protect
the victim of mob violence are
condoning the crime. We deny
this fatty, but simply ask that the
law be carried out and the ends
of Justice met; that the criminal
be proved guilty of the Offense
and punished accordingly
We do not desire to cOndone,
palliate or protect any criminal,
let his crime be what it may We
hold if it is right to lynch the
coIored man for assault on wo-
The colored American., 1904-09-17
THE CRIME OF LYNCHING.
Continued from page ,.

Spanish yoke of oppression. Very
recently the Russians tyrannized
and slaughtered hundreds O6
Jews arOusing American sympa-
thy. There is room at home for
the American people to begin this
humane work great questions are
to be settled; evils to be correct
ed; wrongs to be righted, before
they can clean out the back yards
Of other people.
The primary cause of this mob
violence visited upon us is at
tribUted to the implacable race
hatred that has become intensi-
fed by the repetition of assaults
by the lowest, meanest, and most
degraded class of the cOlOred peO-
ple-Only degree removed from
the brute L is unjust that we
must suffer and bow our heads
in shame because of these devils
in human shape.
| doubt very much if we are as
we'll off politically to-day as we
were twenty years or even ten
years ago Let lis see briefly:
Civil rights bill declared uncOn-
stitutiOnal; disfranchisement in
nearly every Southern State; not
a single cOlOred man in Congress
to-day; public sentiment poison
ed and inflated against US;
wounded in the homes of our
friends; slain in nearly every
county; snubbed in every place,
and despised by every race. We
must wake up from our lethargic
sleep; put away obsolete ideas;
get living thoughts for the pres
ent; cut loose from hindrances
and view our situation as it really
is.
Where are the statesmen of to-
day? We have lost such men as
Sumner. Garrison, Phillips, Love,
JOY, Douglass and others who
dared to speak and contend for
the right.
The citizens of all well-Organ-
ized republican forms of govern
ment owe an allegiance and they
in turn expect protection and
must be protected in life, liberty
prosperity and the pursuit of hap
piness.
No nation is truly great that
discriminates and Oppresses one
class of its citizens. ''NO chain
is stronger than its weakest link"
Surely we are a part and parcel
of the people of this great cOun-
try and can rightfully demand
that we be protected even as other
citizens. and this guarantee
should bring equal and impartial
punishment to all offenders of the
law.
There was a time when mob
violence was praticed in the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30

peo Daneboo &piifole, piloe bog belit
lige, at Sproget, 5. c. Oroet iful0c
bore Wioocl. Ge6 Srocts Magt ifal
DC l1nge pin0es, og 0erfor maa bore
Spiifolcr bore Sr0ets Sfoler. Sr6et
l1oa / Sem fon1me til at lpoe, iaa Sc
111lge LITTER, og Set 6anife Manoslip
moa meoe 0em meo cit iaa6an Mogt>
at Sc beier Jig for Oct.
S 2pbet at Teit0agen inoleb flerc
Selegrommer, % mango &%ennebrepe
mes Sc be6lte Siliener og 2pfpnifnin=
ger bleb mo6togne og opleite. Sors=
Sag Mften forlo0 Sc fle1te at @ielter=
tie % for at gaa bber til tit.
&aitor 8rocfmeper> Smobo, ser
bar Sen ii6ite Taler / &effer, fit %
rimeligbis life f%ortolt alt ban gnife<
Sc u16er Soften, bporfor fan blep til
boge og bolot ct lengere, yoot Sore
orog Gre0ag Morgen. Derme0 par
loa ogiaa Soften felt forbi, og @leper=
ne lpgte 0eres 8Grelier for at te11fe
pioerc ODER, bpa6 Sc boboe bert, og
for at gjenoptage Set ofbr11ote Sir
bei0c.
e. n r. n n
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g e n t 0 + b a t.

9et trGffcr op til Ell liblig 2egis=
l%aturiamling, og nopr1lig er Ser OPP
iamlet cit Mosie Gleftricitet / &alget
al cit Torbrnos lerator. Oct begpn<
Ser allereoc at il1le | 2lften meo Sc
ifploninger ONT 9eltiffelie for Stem=
mer, mere eller. mtl10re ~forblomme0e,
men oog tp6elige NOT til at iGtte onot
9lo0, % @upernpr San Sant bar
erflrret, at ban pil tugc &ompcn op
mco 6orblnoslcnotor Glupp og ip9e
at foltc bunt. 9onmer @tlfillms
&onoioatl1r, ion1 for nogle Tiger it0c,1
om1toltes mes itorc 6orbcr1tningcr,
ipinoer lige oDerfor @ltpcr1pr San
5onts in0 til cit rem ltbctpocligbe6,
% Ser bill iiffert lpoe ct mGgtigt
8rog lto oper Staten fra ct. SAUL,
,1aor 0'@rr Glapp og San Sant ON
fort Sis lpber Yun6erne moo btnon=
sen.
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= Morf Gnain fortalte nplty / ct
Selfab, boorleoes ban tiente fine fpr.
tie fem Collars. Seq buffer set tD,
iag6e ban, rog leg bar ofte
leet af set 1i6en."
IS S min 8arnoom git leg paa ct;
Stole, bpor Spanlfrpret bleo flttttg
benpttet. Set bar 81. a. itrpngt for.
buot at ifjare / @ultere, og Straffen
berfor bar enten offemtltg &rpgI el-
Ter en- Mulft paa fem Dollars. Seq
%opertraaote engartg Borbuoet og Fl!
Bolget mellem 6e to @traffe. Seq
betroeoe mig til min Saber, og oa
ban fanot, at set bil6e p9re Ell oItfor
ltor sfam for mig at bltpe ~offentlig
ontraffet, COB bon mig De fem Sol.
lars. S ben &eriooe al nit 2tp Dar
fem Collars en- bel Bor.
niue, meoens en- Dragt 8rpgl lite
.baboe faa itort at iige, % iaa r,aa
la, paa ben maobe tieute les oltfaa
mine f6rie fem DoYors.s s
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SUN baocr Manofolf.
6 @lep b.

Sum booer Spnet al os. Og ri,
lom troe0e, at / Sen mon0lige @ren
al Mcnl1el fet bopoe 5fabningen naoct
Tltlofonnmenbe6! ST. lom troeoe> at
Geroen fife fun0c beltoo 1toen os!
ut &pinoen fife flt110c lepe 1,6en os!
Set CT CIT WiiS SSacfl jon, Ser Dor npr
0ills6oro, Sn0iano, iom bar toget
@looet fra Mltn0en og lo6ct Soft BIZ
&C. at / ben0es Dj1e CT Monofolfeue
cit ioooon neutrality-suspicious., at BUN
iftc c1gong oil f1ll1l1c toule at bopc
Dem nrrp0ren0c ncO ben0cs 9caro=
nelle. glt Mrbei0e pe6 @rouetr, ser
/ Megclcn rofpres al Monof plf, bill,
11oor bum lfol luggcS / Soro> babe
at l0fdrc5 al &pi11oer. Sc lfo( bore
&ilten, Sc ifol foltc Soro poo. ga,
gjcrnc for os. &i cr g(o0 nof pe6
at llippe. Mfen Set f%orefon1n1er %
Dog, iom ON &piu6en bl1r0e bore list
tofnemnelig for bDo0 hi Mrno bar
glort for 6enoe. 69rlt flap !Solbcrg
be11oe ino / @immelen. @Qn1fe pilt
bar BON paa cit Wao6e np0t til at
glprc Set, 0o bans forrige Yroflama=
ton ON, at &pin6erne fife frnoe TIL
ltcoes Noga1g til @immelen, brogte
bele set f%pin0elige &jpn op / &ornilf
ir1oo bam og itnngte "Opens @rtle for
bom. Nen ban gior6e set 0og, go6=
pillig ellcr mo0pillig> og lioe1 Sen
St0 far hi gjort mere og mere for
benoe. 81 far gipet benoe 2op til
lelp at iige So eller 9fei (belit So)
11oor III onmo6er ON be>16es @aol1o,
ri bur gipet 6enoe Sob til ielp at Gle
Bo0s; III far gipet ben6e 2op til at
petalc Stdtter; Ut bar g1Det benOe Sob
til at tale I Soriomlinger; hi far gi=
bet benoe 2op til at femme beo Of
fel1tligc galg (for 5folefommisiionn=
rer); ri far 9ipet benoe 2op til at
beoe os ON Eenge, be0e os ON
bpao Ser tiltrenges for @nsbolonin=
gen; b1tn far 2oD til at foge og ltelle
for % og ipsle om os; 11aar hi eripge,
bar bum Sou til at pleie os; naor ri
fomner biem trette og %fanbnnoe
or11f1e, og fife bar a16et ems 5fjeno
for benoe> iaa bar bum Sob til at
bore m1nter og glo6 og looleoes OPP
frilfe bort &1n1pr. Og alligepel, TIL
troos for alt, bba0 hi far gjort for
ben0e, iaa er ser cnonu en- @pir0e,
Der e1oog ba6er %. Moar mon ri
bill blipe paaifjgnnet?
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Cos Geo UoFtoj.

Sen rlesliife 8ille0bugger Gins
burg, iom for fort Sis iioen bor az
lagt @rep SEQ Solitot ct 8e16g pao
S~oi5naja=3oljana> fortgller enfelte
Smaotref fra SEN gamle 9tgters
oo9ligc 2ip, iom fan bore AT olmin=
belig Snteres ie.
Sro0s lin. bpje Ml6er forbes Sol
ltoi u6e ofte tire Ill fire elmer itrnf,
lelp ON 2uften er temmeltg felig.
On 9og gift ban no at ipaoiere. Set
bar meget folbt, og for at par,ne fig
begDn6te Solltot at Lobe; ban l6b iom
cit Ongling en- lang Stun6, in6til
ban baD6e fooet @orme I 2egemet
igien. @per Sag RIDER 9igteren 2
elmer. 6or Gioen orbej6cr Soil toi
poa en- &alenoer> iom pil f1oeboIoe
StsoomSor6 al en &nffe beremte
SGnfere, og 6esu6en beifiefftger ban
Jig meget me6 religibie Spergsmaal.
Sor @rigen / @itaiien in%teresierer
Eolitoi fig fife lengere. uSSeg BE-
griber life, bborle0es iaa0mrne Mffp<
eltgbe6er Tan oGffe Snteresfe," fagoe
'ban. ~S6ag me6oeles ser, at iaa oe
ioa mango Saponeiere> og imorgen>
at laa og iaa mango <sfere er bIe>
bet 6rebt. @r Set 6a life afifpeIigt?"
Og 6erfor tales Ser life ON &rigen /
Eolitos M%erperelie. Sons egen
6omilie fienoer 10 bans Mnifuelier /
loo Sen eenoe og reipefterer bem> og
@jeiter fommer Ser 111t life mango al
til Soi5naia=Boliana, faa oct bol6er
ingen 8anifeligbe6 at un6gaa oct
fil6ne Gbema.
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g a r item Jore.

g a ten Jore c.
&egjeringen beo nof bba6 SEN gier,
noar ocn / oisie Gage bar begpn6t
SagsanlGg moo Bapirtrniten. Den
pe6, at ifol &anlpen mos Sru1ts %
&orporotioner lpffes> n1oa Sen bope
9la6ene poo fin SIDE og for at naa
octte fan Sen intet be6re gibre, eno
at lo0e 8lo0ene np0e Sen f9rite SSor=
SCI al &cn peo at 1faffe Sem bill
ligcre &apir. Set CT maalfe ct Sil=
fGl6e, men Set ltgner paafal6en6e cit
Sonfe> at Fapirtrulte item bliber set fpr=
ite Offer for &orstoget moo Srl1ltene.
Oct CT General &aper 60. / @bicago,
fom / 6orbinoelie me6 "a on6re @a=
pirfabrifantcr bar 6annet en- @ombi~
nation, ser bar lat &riien poo olmin=
0eligt Naptr laale6es OPP, at Sen MI er
so &rocent beiere ems 6o Eruiten
%oanneoes. Set er bette l1peien Ste
gieringen agter at ltan6ie og bar
bragt @berman Mnti-Eruit 2open /
Mnpen6elie til en- &etslog mos Gru-
item, Ser ifal fires for 6orbunosret-
ten / 81. Saul.
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uornuftig Sant
Claus,

81 bor alorig DGret / Spmpatbi
mes oisie gommelfloge Glrm1lere,
Ser bpert Mar logger Santn Glaus
Mptben for @oo og ptl bope 8prnene
giort fornuftige fpr Si0cn. 2a0 Sem
orpnmc / 6reo ON bam iao lrnge Sc
fan. Men CIT an0cn Sing or Set, at
Sunto Glo11s / Iarencs 2pb bltr6e
blipc forn1ftigerc mes i'm ltoruit=
ming; Sen Satoragt lom ban glar ef~
ter Star mpocr op meo, CT alt for
branoforlig til at 6en bltr0c toales
lr,rger. ct SltletrG u0cl1 Sltlelps
piloe ielpfplgelig bore cit utnr1felig
2plcne fan life u110prrcs. Ser
CT ser for il1gcn ou0en ll6rci ems at
Santa Glal1s naau m1lrgge CIT mil1=
ore branofarlig 9rngt chs SEN fan
bi0til bar %frerultillet Jig i. Sgioa ioor
CT Ser tolrige Me0oeleller pm Gonto
Claus @ro10c, og set CT poo b6i Si0,
at trnfionlu1c Iorrlorc tootoler
bans 2ctlil1oigbc0, life ole1e for bans
cgel1, men oglua % nopnltg - for
ocres @orns Sfpl0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30

piloe bore Ell 20 Goos eller 80 To0s
Slllefonol oper &opet. Stl Senne
btloe fun uofrebes Ell erfelt 5luie
neo Moraf(ores og CT lignenoe peo
@obio> og @an0reierpoiret peo Can't
boa ptl6e pgiaa bltpe np0pen6igt for
oenne Ylal1.
9en &lan> Ser lpncs at omfattes
meo Sen ltsrlte 6orfinrligbeo / &ap-
porte1l, og iom bel ogiaa bliper Sen,
Der fon1mer til at gaa al mes Seiren,
CT oog oer1> ser giper en- &anal I gfi=
peau mes &apets 0perflaoe. gn ioa=
oan &anal bil6e uofrepe en- 9nln=
ming moo Gi6eban6et pes Moroflo=
res paa Rocific @i6en. Set maa /
oenne 6orbinoelie foritaaes, at ielp
ON &apets @ienneminitsbpioe er ems
paa Pociftc= og NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iaa refer Sioepon6ct / Savanna 8ltg=
ten Jig 10 sos ODER 6ogligt @al1oe og
foloer 10 SOB UNDER Bette, met peo
Colon, paa Mtlonterbapsfpltcn, CT
6orifiellen paa Gi0epanosbdioc1
mtn6re ems 9 500. @pgningelt al
DGmningen.p e6 @amboo me6 Sc for
ne6ne Mflebsfonaler, iom openfor
omtalt, bil0e blibe sen famine pe0
cit MtDeau &onol jom pco en- &auol
80 eller 60 500 oper &opflaoen.
@e0 @pgningen al @omboo 0Gm=
ningen pil6e Ser fires rigelig &ano=
foripning for bele &o,1allinie,1, ino-
befattet 8pernc Colon pg SAVANNA,
DDorboS Ser btl6c blipe &an0fruft for
MnlGg af Ell eleftriif &roftitotion, Ser
piloe gipe rigelig 0ripfraft for @a=
mama 8arcn pg for alt Set Mulfineri,
lom benpttes beo Mnlngget at &onn=
len. Del pil0c bore un1tre11t 9 Mur,
at bpgge CT laa0ol1 9GmninA o1 Mn=
lrgson1fol :1i1gerne for 9Gmni11gell
% Nflp6el.e pil0e b(ipe m1ellem Is OF
16 Millioncr, Dollars, beri life nc0=
rcgret &rcftltotio1crl.
Hanou1Gtonge1 gjclu1cnllpbcs, iom
fpr uupl1t, poalungS al ct @pj0e0rog
cller @jcrIrgA bpiS Gdjeltc Nllnft er
omtr. IL SPITE fra Nocific &pltc,1 %
35 M}ilc fri Mtlouterbopet. SIT fnn6c
6en beolte Suite for &analen giernem
0ette @bi0l0rog 1tofrGper en meget
ombpggelig og gr1tn0ig ltnoeribgelie
life olene Ct Sperfla6en, men ogiaa
at l1n6erlagene.
&a1alen fplger GbogreS Dalen til
@amboa, og berefter ct Gillpb til
Gbogres, falbet Sbispo, op til Guile
bra &6ioen. 9erfro fGlger Sen &io
@ron0e 9oltn mes til SAVANNA Bug
ten. $oppen al @ulebra bar oprin=
6elig 800 500 oper Sapflaoen ogg er
Set labelte &unft poa BeIe Hanomo=
Snnoens 2rno0e.
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S crrcns Spn % 6
n n, q n |, n ~

&i ler AT 9ogblooene, at Nler. @p=
gelono, io1n er YrGii0el1t al uNotip=
nal Gltrfc u Nslociotion", orbciocr
lturft paa at fuu SC forlfjelligc
Gommere / 2ol10ct til at 0pl1rne cl1=
bper 9rcng eller &ige> Scr blipcr
hrogt fpr Sem, til at gientuge Ser
rens @on. Gn CONNER, Stubs al
Sn0ionuppliS, bar ullerc0c lopct at
efterfommc Enl fet, % Mr. Sogc=
lon0 baabcr, at Sfiffen pil blipc al
mtnOelig.
Set forefommer % 6og, at Scr.
@ogelano, lom hi bor al @rlu1o til
at antage er ct meget goot Menuc=
ife, ia, uoen megen Spipl, en- Moro,
ser far ofret Jig ielp for Menne=
lfebe0en, life for1taar Sen fnlbe &c.
tponing al 8pnneu. Sfplge 8ibelen,
laa blep 0enne 8en lert % al SEN
itore Meiter &rilt11s, og ligemeget,
enten n1a11 er vSroen0e" eller vGon=
tro", iaa er ser ingen @r1rno til fife
at relpeftere oe11. Seen set, at 0enne
8gn ifal opramies at olle 0isle @o=
oeorenge og &iger, Ser / lit in6erlte
@ierte lagte11s (for at BRUCE ct me-
get milot l%t0trpf), fun CT nnglteligc
efter at blipe feroige me0 Sen belle
9titorie, lao opnooes life SEN forp11=
lfeoe @eniigt, men 8gnnen pa11bel=
liges.
81 iagoe ~e11ten man er Sroenoe
eller 8antro". ST man rSroe116e",
mes bDilfet hi / 6enne Jorbin6eIfe
mener, at mar er ct go6t @irfemeo=
lem, iaa bar man ingen 9fet til ioolc=
oeS at ~panbellige 8pnnert. Ct man
"8antro", mes bpilfet hi / 6enne SSor=
bin0elle mencr, at man 1taar u0e1=
for &trfen, laa bar man beller ingen
&et til at gjere Set. Mor far finn
Sob til at bepe Jig oper Set, iom mon
neo tffe ct ianot, og bpormonge er
Ser, iaa fan iige, at Sc pe6 noget ON
oette? 8e6 at 1tu6ere Sc forlfiellige
&eligioner, fife Blot flpgtig gjen=
11eml9ie en- enii6tg &ritif al en-, ser
tffe engong bar ifienfet bisie
SpergSmaal nogen alporlig Sanfe,
lda pil man npobenoigpis fomme til
oen 5lutning, at Ser er 11oget mere
I &eltgtonen ems almin6elig ontaget,
iomt at 8gnnen bar en- %forunoerlia
Magt, lite olene paa @run6 al Sen
Sanfe, Der er lagt / 6en, men ogiao
pao @rnno al Sr6lp6en. Set er Ser
for at man / Sc fatbollfe @irfer BE-
nptter set latinife 5prog til Mesler.
Man beb9ber lite at bore ortbo6oa
v%rettroenoe" for at f1nne lie set go6e
be6 @gnnen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30

Sab fra @illamsbmrg 8roeu
@ctp 0orf. CHARLES Gummerfielo, en-
Sitter, folot I forrige l1ge fra Sen npe
8ro ODER @ait @tper / SEEM gorf, @il.
liomsbnrgbroen; Saloet bar 1877 500,
inoen ban naoe6e Ban61forpen.
Monoifabet | en- forbipos lerenoe 8ug=
1erbaao lao bam fol6e og iamleoe bom
op, ttliDnela6en6e ubeifaoiget, bbor,
paa ban fgrtes til @oipitalet. San
forteller at babe fblt en- big ubeboge,
Zig 1btmlen6e 6%ornemmelie I Sol6et,
eller feileoe ban ingen Sing og bar
friif iom en- Silt umi06elbort oercf.
ter. Sire andre Menneifer er enten
iprnnget u6 fra eller fal6et fra @iI.
liamSburgbroen, men ingen al Sem
bar oberlebet Gol6et.
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: Sra Dulutb meooeles, at @i]

Sra Da1lutb meooeles, at Gill
bert Melion, 1877 SO. ape. So. al
@eit Datlutb, 6orman6 for @auen-
Ser Soib ano Door Company forle.
SEN blep oberfiert at en- @angerma,
time paa Mortbern Buctficbanen. &on
laa paa Sporet % bleb brebt, inooer,
Maffinen h1r6e itoppes. &m efter.
laoer en- gnfe % GattiIie al Dotsne
.8Srn.
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Dette Stars @orstoq for esni

Gette Mars &orstog for Sn6-
iamlin9en al &un6eofgiften / @ino=
no er mn enot og bar baft til @eiul-
tat, at Der er in6fommet 1915 for
&unoetegn a ST. Stpffet, % at tpbe
8erioner er i66mt bber en- 8g6e for
$3.50 for ltn6lo6elien at at onffaffe
&unoetega. Ser bar 1877 8erioner,
Der enten DrRbte bereS &un6e elIer
len6te benz no at 8pen, heller ems at
betaIe for Beg11et.
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6l&deIl9t rlytaar!


81 bcoer bore 2Glcre giennem Oct
5ibite Hulner al 8looet / Nlarct 1901
mpDto9c Dor birrteligite Sof for Set
oor1le Mor % Enlfet ON 9el0, 2Dffc
90 Scljigrell e / Set Mor, iorn 11lt ltl1n=
ser til. Ger CT fra allie Si0er pil oS
1ao n1egcu &elpilie og SSmo6efommer<
hee fra npr 2ri efrcos run6t ont !
Nn1crifu, at hi fpler ps ppcrbepilt ON,
at bore ScltrrbeIie r for at gipe 0en
en- eoo % ilu1o 2rsni11g / bpert 6alo
/ nnaell Moo0e CT lpffe0es os; %
sloar hi I'LL goar il1o / Set >1ye Nor,
heber hi pore &e11ncr trin0t ON Gait
Sc, buer c fter i'm Gp11e, birlpe ps mes
bort Arhejoe, l%ooleocs, at hi mere %
mere fun naa frem mos bort Maal:
at hlipe CIT 8lt0bringer mellem bore
2anbsmrn0 berobre, % mellem Sent
og Oct 2on6 binii0es Sceal1et, lom III
forloo, men Iom hi 0og oltio gent
n1cr i bort @jurte iom bort egentlige
Sien1lol,o.
Ct glaos 2elere far mango Mio=
Ser, hporpc0 Sc fan ltptte l%16giperne
og Saskatchewan al 8looet. SPIRIT %
fren1meit /, tpr hi bel iige, reg11er 6isie
paa Sen finoncielle 5tptte, iom / en-
big 6nrltal10 er 2pfteltangen / etbpert
ssoretogen6e, oglou / 8la0forretnin=
gen. Geo S110l en6eli len al forfal6ent
Abonaemcnt og S ornpelle al set uo=
lsbne, beo at apmlt11tre Maboer 90
Sen1er til at tnoienoe Segning al
mt announcement, lettes hi / Stau6
til itooig at forbe0re 8lo6et ioQ Del
bpao Snobolo iom l16itpr ongoor.
Men oalaa paa andre Moaoer fan
Dor 9pi efre6s bielpe os. Morgt og
megct> ofte at @etp6ning, foregoar
melleln bore 2an6smpno beroprc,
iom bur0e fien6es bi6en ON, men lom
alrig fomn1er lo ODER en- lofal @re6s,
,Grmc|t bel at 8elfeoenbeosbenlpn.
Mangen @nfeltmon6 goor / 5tilbe6
og grubler ODER Spergsmoal, 1oa1
fortieute at iettes UNDER offentIiq De:
bat, % iom 6erpe6 funoe flarg;ore
Sonfen og 6orltaaellen og fren;nle
@nmfun6sfplellen og Sen in6bnrbcs
Jorltaaeli lie bort Soft. Gi
Sta1oinaper inotager en- 5erltillinq;
Ri tilb6rer pao en- Maa6e to SoIf. ca
hi bar boaoe @pner og 9pgtigbeo til
ct fploeitgjere Sc &rop, iom bernie
Srrltillin9 logger poo %, naar Sc
fo'nmpr til G. ltoa for os / set rct1c
2gs. Eresien er 6en rette Mellem=
1''ano mellem De forifiellige Muifu=
elier, og Sen er fulot ptllig til at pere
xalsmon6 og 8erer for 6is]e, naor
be trem1pttes / en- 1gmmeliq Torm.
2do os pnite, at 1905 mac blipe
ct rigt Mor, life olene / materiel, me,,
o9laa / aanoelig &enieenbe, at
ni S%tanotnaber mao blibe mere oo
mere foritaaenoe oberfor Sen Opgabe
hi bar: me6 Dor itore % rige @lpqts.
aro at bore @ten til sen itore Golfe-
bbeniag iom refer fig fer / 2on6et
taateoes, at ben fan faa @rng ogioo
al oet arbeioe, iom hi bar ,1ofbrt
ON emo / 8eifeoenbeo og / set @moa
chr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-30

~S' w OOU uUel
9opflaoen, be6 @at11n, 8 MiIe fra
Colon, meo 2 80 So6s @luler pao
famine 5te6.
Gil mon benDtte &lanet ON en- 60
5ooS 5luiefanal ODER &apet, bliper
man npoiaget til at bpggge ct Meler-
boir beo @amboa, for at opio1nle til
itreffeligt @an6 / SEN poa6e @e1on
til at bol6e @an0et / BEN forng6ne
9pioe &analen bele Maret igien=
mem. 8pgning at en- Demning for ct
iaaoant &eierboir beo @amboa bill
De ligele6es gipe @ontroI ODER @bo,
greS 6lo6en; BOG biIbe set bIipe MO-
benoigt at anlegge ct @ifferbeosaf,
leb for 6lo0en / 6orm at en- 8 MiIe
lang 9unnel giennem &gioerpggen,
iom goar paa langs giennem 2an6,
tangen. iaale6es at set oberflg6tqe
8ano fra gbagreS GIoben fun6e no.
tgmmeS ! Sltan Dta5 SIo6ens @iI6er;
eller, bbis man ptloe berptte BEN an.
ben at De to 8laner for en- so Soos
Slniefanal, Tan man grabe en- a MiIe
lang Grnnel giennem @an6fieIle1
mellem @bagres % @%untoctlIo, en- al
Gbagres 8iflooer, Der uomunoer
ben langere neoe &opeofIooens 2gb
Den treble BIan urber Dperbeieli,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-11
PERSONALS.

Dr. " E. Turner is at Buffalo Lithia
Springs.
Mr.. ]. P. Joyner spent yesterday in
HiIlsboro.
Mr.. John G. Allen arrived yesterday
in the city.
Mr.. Elias left yesterday morning for
New York.
Mr.. James H. Pou went to Balti-
more yesterday on business.
Mr.. S. p. Johnson went to Cary yes
terday to spend a few days.
Mr.. Joseph Ellington, of Wilson
Mills. is here for a day or two.
Mr.. w. B. Barrow. the contractor.
went to Greensboro yesterday.
Mr.. r. b. Arendell spent yesterday
in HilIsboro and returned last evening
The condition of Mr.. j. p. AIRING
ton continues grave. He is still un-
conscious.
Editor Pat MCGOWAN left yesterday
for Wilmington in the interest of the
Harbinoer.
Col. p. NJ. Pearsall left this morn
ing for Morehead City. He will return
to the city Saturday.
Prof. S. M Smith, Secretary of the
State Sunday School Convention, went
to Durham yesterday.
DIR. sherman b. Justice, of Ruther-
fordton, who has been visiting friends
here, returned yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Allen has gone to Boston to
spend few days. He expects to re-
turn on Monday, 22nd. instant.
B. r. Adams. the clever salesman OF
Len. H. Adams, has returned TO the
city and is again at his post of duty
Sergt. Pike and wife went to More
head City yesterday. Sergt. Pike is the
Oldest man in the Raleigh Light In
fantry.
Messrs. A. 3. Andrews, Jr., and r
III. Bradley left for New Bern yester-
day morning to attend the funeral OF
Mr. Ulrich the late Grand Commands
of the Knights Templar of NORTH
Carolina.
Governor Chas. B. Aycock left yes.
terday for HilIsboro, where he spoke
before the Farmers Alliance. He re-
turned last afternoon and Will leave to.
day on the excursion to Chalybeate
where he will speak in the interest Of
special school tax.