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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
CIGARETTE SMOKING
BY SMALL BOYS
Police Determined to Put a Stop to the
Practice. Boys Caught Smok-
ing Are Being Questioned
Closely.

Fhe police department Of this city is
making a raid these days on the small
boys who smoke cigarettes, pursuant to
the instructions given by the city eoun-
ell a short time ago Efforts are being
made To find out where the youths are
getting the cigarettes, and every minor
seen indulging is closely questioned.
Last night two boys were taken to the
police station, and the night before two
others were put through a rigid exam
nation to attempt TO find out what
dealers are violating the law which for
bids the sale Of cigarettes to persons un.
der p years Of age. The boys ques
toned declared that they bought the to-
bacco il packages and then went home
and made the cigarettes.
The police are determined to stop the
use Of cigarettes by minors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
A CLASS REUNION.
Class Of 1904 Of Spaulding High School
Had a Splendid Time.


The class Of 1904 Of Spauldino righ
School held reunion at Marsh6eld lasf
evening. The young people left Barre
"a $3.50 in Papin's -four horse team and
upon arriving at the Spencer House Is
Marshfeld they were served with an
excellent oyster supper, after which thew
adjourned to 'The Hall" where dancing
was enjoyed for a few hours and sbayfs
ly after midnight they started on their
return TO this city. The affair Was )
most enjoyable one for all. The whole
class was present with the exception If
three members, Misses Calder and Hunt
er, and Frank Cutler, who were out ~
town. WY =
Inc party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Morse and those particinaf.
ing were G, Newell Barber (Norwicb
University, Harry II. Jackson lYale
University, Thurman w. Dix (I-niver.
Isity of NermontJ, Ray i. Cutts frrni.
yersity OF Vermont), Albert Freeman
Martin +. Sargent University Of Yer.
mont, medical Department.. j. Fll;at
stoughton, James r. Darling. Misses (ll.
I'VE Williams, Ula A. McWhorter al.
bany Business CoIlege), Abbie Webster
Albany Business College), Carrie Remis
Boston University, Grace Barney
Mary Mcdonald, Addie Averill. Pinkie
Lewis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
PUBLIC HEALTH MEETINGS.
Will Be Held In All the Counties Of the
State This Year.

Burlington, Dec, s1.-Ihe members Of
the State tuberculosis commission, DR..
D. d. Grout, DR.. L. r. Campbell, DR.. W.
N. Bryant DIR. S. +. Darling and Henry
Ballard, met last night at the Van Ness
House and made plans for the work
to be done during the year 1905.
Immediately after the holidays the
board will begin its series Of meetings
in each county in the state. A member
Of the board will speak in at least one
town in each county. The assignment
of counties was made last night as fol,
lows; DR.. Grout, Washington, Lamoille
and Orange; Dr. Campbell, Windham
and Bennington; DR.. Bryant, Windsor,
Rutland and Addison; Dr. Darling, Cal.
edonia, Essex and Orleans; Mr.. Bal
lard, Chittenden, Franklin and Grand
Isle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
SARAH M. THOMPSON.
Sister Of Mrs. c. G. Ransdell Of Barre
Died at Waitsfeld Today

Sarah M. Thompson, sister of Mrs.
c. c. Ramsdell Of this city, died this
morning at her home in Waitsfeld, af-
ter weeks illness with pneumonia. Be.
sides the sister in Barre there are three
other sisters, one brother and the moth
er. The father was buried Thanksgiv.
ing day. The deceased was 5s years Of
age. For 3s years or more she was a
teacher in the schools Of Waitsfield and
Moretown.
The funeral viii be held Monday al.
ternoon at ? O'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
ACTIVITY AT vLADIvosToK.
Hustling to Complete Ord Dock Before
Arrival of Second Division.

Che Foo, Dec. 31.--The British steamer
Canton, just arrived from Vladiyostok,
reports great activity there ia navy cir
eles, every effort being made TO complete
the dry dock before the arrival Of the
second vision Of the Pacific squadron
Many mines have been removed be-
canse the harbor will soon be closed
with ice. The cruisers now in port never
leave the harbor A passage through the
ice will have to be made when Admiral
SiSrydlof attempts join Admiral Rojest-
vensky.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
INSANITY MAY BE DEFENCE.
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick Has Been Exam
ined by Physician.

Cleveland, Dec 3i.-Bertillon meas
urements were taken Of Mrs. Cassie L.
Chadwick yesterday. When Nine. De-
We're was arrested in Lucas county Is
years ago she was subjected to the same
measurements and those records are on
file. The measurements Of Mrs. Chad
wick viii be compared with the Devere
record.
Several developments in the case seem
to indicate insanity as her defense.
It was learned that DR.. H. G. Eyman,
superintendent Of the Massillon State
hospital for the Insane, made an exam
ination Of the woman last Tuesday. DIR.
Eyman's visit was kept secret at the
time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
TOOK THREE STRAIGHT.
But calumets' Victory May Be valueIess
in the Standing.

The Calumets bowling team Of this
city added another victory 70 their al.
ready long list of sweeps last evening
when they defeated the Capitals at the
Baseomb alleys in Montpelier b. the
score Of 2465 to 2232, the Barre team
taking all three strings. Averill ma
Walsh won the highest three string total
each making $40, while AyeriII got M
highest single string, it being eos.
II Is not known vet whether or moi
TINS games scores win count in the
league standing, as the league may dis.
band. The scores were:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
Japan's Naval Hero Is a
Modest Man
IN TOXIC ON BUSINESS
Says That He Win Spend His Time in
Mapping Out Plans Of Cam
paign With the
Emperor.

Toxic, Dec. sl.--Admiral Togo has de-
clined the offer Of reception in his
honor BY the municipality, pleading that
he is too busy to attend to it. He
intends to devote his time in Toxic to
conferences with the naval general staff
The admiral today attended the funeral
services Of the officers and men killed
at Port Arthur He read the euIogy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
DEATH FROM PNEUMONIA.
Flora Ryan Died Last Night After a
Two Weeks Illness.

Miss Flora Ryan, aged % years,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ryan
of Granite street, died at 10 o'clock last
evening after a two weeks illness with
pneumonia. She Is survived by her
parents, three sisters and brother.
The funeral will be held from st. Moni-
cas- church at $3.50 o'clock Monday
morning and the body will be taken to
st. Johnsbury for burial,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
AMBASSADOR PORTER 10 RESIGN.
United States Representative at Paris
viii Return to this Country.

Paris, Dec. 81. The American EN-.
bassy confirms the report that Amhas-
sador Porter has asked to he relieved of
his duties, Ii is his intention to re-
turn to New York, where he may be
with his children and attend to his per
sonal interests. Having spent IS years
in the service Of the government, in
Guiding eight years that he was in
charge Of the Paris embassy, he Is now
anxious to secure period Of repose in
his own country
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
REPRIEvE WANTED.
CleTgymen Circulating a Petition for
Mrs. Rogers, Murderess.

Windsor, Dec 31--A petition is be.
ing circulated by several clergymen Of
the state asking Gov. Charles j. Bell
to grant reprieve to Mrs. Mary Rogers,
condemned to be executed here Feb. 3
for the murder Of her husband. 1t is
understood that if the execution is car
ried out on that day that Mrs. Rogers
will be hanged in the afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
NO PAPER MONDAY.

As Monday will be observed in Barre
as New Years day, with general sus
pension Of business, no paper will be
issued from the Times office. Tuesdays
issue will contain full reports OF the
doings of the day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
PUT cAsKET THROUGH WINDOW.
And Then Casing in Rutland Had to Be
Cut Down.

Rutland, Dec. 31.--The funeral OF Mrs.
William 3. Lique, largest woman in Yer
mont, was held this morning from the
Church Of the Sacred Heart of Mary,
but it came near being postponed when
the casket was taken into the church
edgewise barely going through the door
then; but when they tried to take IL
out this morning, it was found that it
would not 90 through any door. Various
windows were tried unsuccessfully, and
finally window as taken ont and part
.of the casing on each side ent away
The casket was then gotten through
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
SHOT AT PROSECUTORS.
Illinois Workman Was Doing More
Work Than other Employees.

liin0ls workman was Dong more
Work Than other Employees.
Indiana Harbor, H., Dec. st.-Four
men were shot and slightly injured by
Frederick Kroner, an employee of the
American Steel Il Wire company last
night
Kroner, who Is an expert workman,
has been OF late doing extra work and
his fellow workmen demanded that he
perform no more than the rest Of them.
lie refused TO do as they wished, and
last night when q number or the em-
ployees were standing on the depot plat
form In Indiana Harbor, some of them
attacked Kroner. He drew revolver
and commenced to shoot indiscriminate-
ly, wounding four men. Kroner was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
CENTRAL VERMONT WRECK.
Twenty Passengers Injured at Cranky,
Quebec, Yesterday

Grady, Que, Dec 31.--A Central Yer
mont mixed train was wrecked yester-
day two miles east of here by the break
nie Of truck on the last passenger
coach The coach was overturned and
DRAGGED several rods. Twenty passen-
GERS we're injured, but the only serious
ease is that OF seven-y year-old child
named Robierre, Of Grady, who has a
fractured skull.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
WAS DISCHARGED
No Evidence Against viii Eastman in
Norwich Shooting Case,

Norwich, Dec. S1.--Will Eastman, on
charge of assault with intent TO kill,
was brought before Deputy Darrah yes
terday. Gilbert A. Davis Of Windsor
appeared for the defense and Attorney
David pingree for the state, in the abb
sence of State Attorney Baehallor. East
man was discharged BY the court there
being no evidence to prove the charges
against him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
sEvAsroPoL FINISHED.
Big Storms Have Concluded Work Of
Japanese Shots.

Rome, Dec. 3l.-The Italian navy de.
partment has received a telegram from
Che Foo announcing that heavy
storm at Port Arthnr has completed the
destruction Of the Russian battleship
seyastopol Other damaged Russian
warships also suffered severely.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

Sheriff Henry S. Peck Of White River
Junction received from Boston December
26 an anonymous letter in feminine
hand. ii which the writer expressed a
hope that he would drop dead before
the time set for Mrs. Rogers execution,
and that after death he might go to
the lower regions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
NO MORE SCARLET FEVER.
Montpelier Public Schools Will Reopen
Next Thursday.

Montpelier, Dec. ST. The city schools
viii reopen Thursday, january s..
There are no new cases of scarlet fever
reported and Miss Carrie Wiley, one OF
the teachers, who has been iii, is much
improved.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
Big Damages for False Arrest.

Woodstock, Dec. 31.--A verdict for
the plaintiff to receive $1,000 damages
for false arrest in the case Of Balch
vs.. Whelden. IN the case Of state vs..
Corey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
BILLS ALLOWED.

70 FNtNEA = IN1s9N'F IT Y w
County Courts.
State Auditor Horace +. Graham has
allowed the following bills IN Washing
ton county, Frank H. Tracey, court
expenses, SIS; o. H. Smith, justice,
Slo4.39; H. c. Shurtleif, justice, s17.64;
A. G. Diekey, justice, S1s.64; J. X.
Fullerton, justice, S37.53; N. W. Miles,
Justice, S24.99.
The accounts Of the Montpelier city
court were Strengthened out yesterday
afternoon so that the claims viii be
entered and certified to.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
LUTHERAN LADIES'
RE1 WING
TIL wore unge, lutherske Pieer.

TIL wore unge, lutherske Piger.
Mango af eder ska1 vel til Hgsten gaa paa
en- h0jere SkOle. Dette err ct meget vigtigt
Skridt / elders Liv Her er den stprste Forsig-
tighed p~aakravet. Hvilken Skole b8r du vel
&c? For 1utherske Kristne err der kun ct Svar
herpaa, nemlig dette: kun paa den Sko1e Dor
jeg gaa hvor sand kristendom RAIDER i ct os
alt. Du ska1jo bygge, like blot for Diet Liy
som nu er, men ogsaa for Diet som kommer
etter dette. Brug wore egne Skolerl Den un
dervisn1ng / verdslige Fag, som nu bydes we'd
wore Skoler, er faldt faa god som we'd de Am e.
rikanske Skoler, og desuden saa faar 10 VOL re
Clever, we'd Siden af alt dette, ogsaa Under
visning | Diet vigtigste af alt, nem1ig sand
kristendom. Dette b1r I, kjere Foraldre,
bet9nke naar I sende edes Born paa Skole
Lad mig faa anbefale Pigeskolen Red Wing
Mimi. Dette err netop en- saadan Ansta1t som
lutherske kIistne b0r benytte.
Sidste Aar havde vi 1852 Clever, og II Lac
rere. Eleyerne har Valget mel1em fplgende
kurser: Preparatory, Seminary, Classical,
Normal, Business. Art, Domestic Economy,
Conservatory Of Music, Elecution.
Der legges Wind paa kun at have saadanne
Larere, som har den forn1dne Kundskab, og
tillige den rette Erkjendelse af sand Kristen
DOM. Wore 1iterare Kurser anbefa1es paa
Diet bedste, og wort Conservatory of Music
har 10 allerede vundet sig ct Navn.
bet n9ste Skoleaar begynder den 6te Sept.
1904. Send efter den nye Kata1og. lien
faces frit. Husk ogsaa at Diet er bedst at
melde sig smart.
H. ALLEN. Rcd WinG, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
Birch Greek
N0RSk SETTLEMENT
SvENRK 2ErTlEMENT

Dette er Navnet paa ct af de bedst ord
nede Townships i Pine County. Belig-
gende halvvejs mellem St. Paul, Mime
apolis og Duluth har Diet omtrent 400 Be-
boere, en- svensk lutheransk og en- norsk
lutheransk Kirke. Kun 6 til 10 Mil til
JBrnbane. vi kan s@lge godt Land for
fra SO til $12 per Acre. Billet for halv
Pris hver Dag for hvem der vii under.
sege Landet. Skriv efter Kort, som wiser
Beboernes Navne. Omtal Birch Creek
Settlement og dette Blad. Adresser:
FARMERS LAND & CATTLE co.,
Globe Building, St. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
@nbstieneiter / ct. SAUL.
9en bamif=norffe @Dlsat9a Strife, 1876

Seu 0aHIl=HUfFe 0Dl90lDa Nule,lSO
Sbomos ct, ner Como Mpe.
@n6stieneite bber @g116ag 6pr=
mi66og SCI. 1890. @pn6agsfole
ST. 1910. 1ng0omsmp6e 81.
$50. MftentieneIte 81. 7.30. Sp=
bpggeliesmb6e 0ns6ag Mften ST..
8. Mnoreas g. Gpcbien, 8rG1t,
914 &o1t6o ct.
8relten treffes / &irfenS @tu>
6ereberelie bper 6ormi6oog fra
81. 1912 og bper 9lften fra &.
6.30-7.30.
9anif ebang.=Int1. ct. @tepbans
Strife, @jbrnet al Orleans og Ste-
benS @treet. @l16stienei tie bber
@6n6ag Gormiobog SCI. II. @9n-
6%aesitole &I. 9. S. 81. Mn6erien
Br9lt. 8opel: 118 Sing ct.
&orb Treliers norif=lntberffe Me=
1tgbeb. @a10stienelte bber @gn=
Bog 6orm. SCI. 1890 og often SCI.
7.30 / &apellet paa Sale Ct, 1aer
@berburne Mpe. @pnoagsffoIe
81. 12-1. M1e @fanoinaper
biRrtelig belfomne. Mep. s.. 8.
2ourbammer, 1872 @berbnrne
Mbe.
@mannels norif=lmtberife Menigbeb
(&ouges @pno6e) boloer @uostje~
neite bper Senong Sormiooag SCI.
1890 og Sgn6ag Mften SCI. 7.30 /
&trfen paa &idrnet al Canada og
ID. @treets. SenoagsItoIe fra
&1. 12 til 1. Baitor SIR. .. 8ro=
ba,,g, 298 @iIlians ct Mle er
belfomne til @u6Stieneiterne og
@gnbagsifolen.
Den. m~orf=Samife 8aptiitfirfe, !Sigr.
net of Mffor6 og @oo6brtbge @B.
@u6stieneite bber @pnoag SCI.
1890 6orm. og 7.30 Mften. 81.
$50 ~nng6omsmg6e. Sors6og Mf-
ten 81. 8 @gnnempoe. Sen 1rorif-
oanife 8aptiitmenigbe6s ting
bomSforening mgber / tit 2ofale
bper @en6ag SCI. $50 @fterm. 81.
Mi1for6 og @oc6bri6ge cts.
Gang og Meuiif al Il. S. @angfor.
Mlle @fan6tnaber bjertelig BEL
fnmmen.
Srefolbisbebs norife eb. 1ntb. Mcnis-
beb at Sen 8orenebe Strife. CUBS
tleneite @Gnbag T%ormiobag 81.
1890 ogj Mften @I. 7.3O. @en-
6agsifole &I. IL til 1 i2ofaIet paa
&ibrnet at @berburne ct. og Tor-
rington Mbe. so. 5eterIie,
&reit, 407 Gborles ct
Den norif=banife Met6pbitfirfe, 81.
al 8rooomap & 10. ct. CUBS
tjeneite Sorm. SCI. 1890. Mften
7.45. hinge Srlfs gptportb 2igo:
Ssnoag Mften 81. 6.45 og liternrt
Mfpoe 2. og 4. Girsoag / Maone- !
ben. 8gnnemgoe bber 0ns6og
Mften &[. 8. S. g.. Sofobien, Ba-
itor, 289 10. @treet.
morif eb. 1mt9. Meniagc6,
81. at Canada og 13. @ts., boloer
@n6Stieneite bper @gn6og Borm.
SCI. 1920 og Mften SCI. 7.3O. @gn<
oogsifolen md6er &l. 8 Jorm.
S &apellet poa .@iprnet al Mea-
11eD og Carl @ts., CT Ser @gn-
oagsffole boer @en0ag gftermio-
bag 81. 8 % @uostieneite @. TX
Mften.
S @opellet poa 81. al ct. Ml=
bans og 9berburne @ts., er ser
S6magSitole bber gen6ag Otter
mooag /. Sc a. 9 % @l0stieneik s..
80 aften. Asbontas Milsion, 3d.
ifor, Cor. 6uIler & Marion cts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
for iioite nse, Op til ben 10. Srli.

for iioite use, op til ben 10. Suli.
MebbeIt al
gbaS. @.2ewts d Co.. @%RtnueabuIts, ~qtnn
Soeoemarferet er uroligt, men
meo goo @fteripprgiel paa alle ipoge
Sumter. Oct beberifes en6nu al
Geirforbol6ene. l16lan6ets Marfe6er
bar | 6e ii6lte Gage bilt me:e Sat-
be6 og bill n6en Goibl inort fomme i
No. Otter al San6ipnltgbe6 bill u.s.
lon6et Bette Mar beb6be enbber @u.
al &be6e, lom Sc Sorene0e Gtoter
bar at un6pere. @ne0e=, Mojs= oq
Sabre Marfe6erne er n1eget v@nI>
liib".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

&an: vSborfor bar gu BOG
albrig praienteret mig for sin Mo-
6er, &i9re?"
Sun: rMei; for bun er gnfe og.
leg bar alIereoe miitet to @iareiter
forgnfers SfpI6f.n ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

Mr. pg Mrs. &asmus &anicu Far
nolenot Snnbpoelier til beres Iot=
ter, Mils Trances' @rpllup meo 9fr.
@llliom 5. slrbes, Snsoag oen g..
Slli. 9rplluppct timber Stco
@rl1oeus @jen1, 652 9rooomay.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

Mar 9%apanifps Stem, IS Sglebort
ct, blep Sorsoag / liolte l1ge 0elpis
poelogt al Sloebrono, meoens 1olni-
lien bar %fropgre1Oe, % for Ell SiO
bar De n9rliggenbe @l1ie uoiot for at
blipe ontunot, men 9ronomono lfabet
lotte ltrafs pes 0eres Nnfomlt @ono=
1troolen poo Sem pg reOOeoe Sem lau=
leoes. Sfooen poo 9oponifys @us
onllaaes til $1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

Sioite Spnoae Gftcrmiooas neo=
loeoe grfcbiifcp Srelano @jprneitc=
men til eli IN So9neltole fpr ct.
Suites Strife poo ct. st11tho1ap Sill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

S,ucn Mmlgrc,u, / lin Sis Ell pro-
mil1el1t lpful Eolitifer, fnn0tes itoitc
Mol1oog Mprgen tibligt bpo u1ber
Mice ct. Sroel1. SEQ Sen ties flt1o=
lie Nb0uftiou bite set Jig, at @ollen
por brGffet. S Sc libite fire Mar
bonoe Mulgrem rpret an lat lom lpe=
ciel &ogtmo11b / Greet Mortbern
Sern6oneprrflteb. SONS @uitrl1
bapbe pnret bos bam ON Mfteneu til
81. II, og Set ipnes, JONI ON Ml,l=
grem, ioet fan ifilOtes fra ben0e %
gift l1eb as @offen til Sporet, er fal=
SEN / Mprfet. @or1 bar 49 Mor
aolnmel og 6oe0e me0 lin @ultru pg
Cater / 100 @6nunb ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

6. q. Mclipn, 442 Slipe Street,
0rl,fneoe Spnoag Morgen / 6orelt
Safe. Melion og fans to Sgnner,
Nrth1r on Carl, pg to &enner rejlte
til 6orelt Safe 2gr6og Mften og be-
gpnote at fife ST. 3 ON Morgenel,.
@e6 6 Si0en fal0t Spnnerne iipbn
UNDER ct Srn. Gfterot Melion og
bon5 &enner bobbe fiifet ct Har Si-
mers Sis, beitemte Sc Jig for at toge
ct @o6. Sc bop6e beret / @an6et
Ell fort St1n0, ga Mel1on ianf. 90.
S. Smeenep 6uffeoe efter bom og
fonot bom efter femten Minutters
6orleb liO0en6e fa1t / en- Mosie @ip.
San blep bragt ilan0, og alt mrligt
blep 9jort for at bringe bam tillipe.
@an bar en- flint Sbpmmer. @elion
bar 81 gar gammel, bar fe6t / 5pe=
rige og bap6e boet / ct. SAUL I tpbe
Mar. San tilbgrte Sne6fernes 6ag=
forening. San efterla6er Jig @nfe
og lefs 8grn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

Stplgc st. Saul 9ispateb ifal Ell
oor1lf Some forleoen bupe be1pe1ot
Zig til 9%prgermeltcre1 meO @pn ON at
ban plloe bepirfe ben0es o. benoes
to Spr1s @iemlenoeli til 3on=
mart, ga bum leo al @iernpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

&atbpltfernes rationale &pinoeor=
gamiiattpn boloer / oe1l1e ltge 6c1s
&onpel,tion Der / @pen. 6orbun0lin=
gerne fil1Oe Steb / Peoples Gburcb.
Toreni1gel1 tuller $4,000 Me0len=
nter. Sun bpert treble Mur bplOer
Soreningen &or1nention.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22
Charles 6. sebaitian, 926 So

ef.si. s.E- 49, -sta- rs g .-#
Charles 6. eebaaian, 92e @off
Mpe., Qer arbei0eoe for Molermelter
Sbollert paa &pan @otel, fa1ot iioite
Sreoag @ftermio6og neo fra ct @til=
loog og fog fig libel poo @teoet. Sc
baItian biloe tre6e fra Stilla6iet, Ser
bang ! 8lngt me6 fier6e @tages 8in-
bner, % ober paas en- Ml1rgelimg,
bporpeo ban fom til at ifubbe StHi-
laoiet uoefra Ma1ren ferenb ban bob
De fact Jo6feite. gm onoen Ma=
Ter, Der arbejoeoe ia1nmen meo bam,
bibite life ON mlpffen, fpr Gan berte
Sfrig ira @a0er,. Den SornlDffeoe
bar 40 aar eammel % TIFF Of 500
lei.
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st Mntumubil tilbprenbe German
y. &eicbpp, 1913 Gbejtnut st., blep
liOlte Monoog Mor9en p0elugt al
.Slo / Nurbeoen al Meicbolps Stem.
Mr. Meicbnlp bop0e beniot Molfi11eu
poo ell tom Got peb Siben al lit
@11S ng bopoe ili110c at fjpre Ell Sur,
men bn ban fon1 tilboge, fon6t ban
sen / Tlonmer. Moifinelt, Ser bar
I'M og bopoe foltet $500, pbelogoes
tptuIt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-22

Tra''f >. Curling, en- 5e(egrofilt,
~miolertioigt uoen Mniettelie, begif
11o1te 2proog Morgen Selpmor0 neoe
/ &ice Narf peo at toge en- Dolis
Sal1oannm. S bans 9omme ianotes
ct Telegram fra en- 8ro0er / ssones,
billie, isis, bpori oenne un6errette0e
BAN ON at Fan life bar ilton6 til at
poe BAN nogen Eengeunberitpttelle.
9ette bar mo6toget iomme Morgen,
og Set formooes, at Bette far peret
Morlagen til Selpmoroet.
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9rmfmet / Climb.

9r,1fmct / 9pnb, Soiepb @erm-
luno, Is Mar gammel, 645 2amlon
@treet, or11fne0e @gnoag Mfes / Ell
@r9ft / Menbe0en al &ouno Safe,
SON bar mes no9le &ameroter gaaet
til Sgen for at lbgmme. Sc bap6e
labet ct Springbret og more6e fig
me0 at 6Dffe / &an0et. @ermlunb
bar fife laa flint til at ipgmme lom
&umeraterne og iite6etfor at bpffe
fra 8rettet gift ban no. @n @reft
tpbe 500 bre6 ,grabes mellem &onn6
Safe og Safe Nbalen. Det bar fer
9rengene bo6e6e. @onoet er plum
ret, og 8unben er Ser. &ameroterne
gioroe Scar al @ermll1n6, for6i
BON fife tur0e 66ffe fra gpringbrat-
tel. 9ette ppirrebe 8ermlun0;
men ilteoetfor at 6Dffe, iom &amera=
terne gior6e, iprang. ban ub og ianf
ne6 9pn6et. &11n Iiot al &opeoet
fun6e fees. San Igfte6e &aanoen til
Seg1 paa, at ban bar be6 at omfom=
me. &ameraterne ldb ilan6 90 roob-
te ON Siplp. g}elS DobI og Martin
Monrno So, hnHnSn I MmrhoSnn ;InSn
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Ora Dorentm8erne.
(geb 6. Rofenmeier.)

Soreningen r9anmarfs Spn11er"
bar arrangeret cit nofl1egt for Me6-
lemner meo 9amer til silper Safe,
f%eritfommenoe Sgnoag.
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Iutboritctcrnc / @aibineton ifor
efter TorlpOen0e omgooes nreo 8lo=
11er ONT at o1legge ct Militnrfunq=
lei Sort snelling. &ongresmono
@teben5 mo0or6ei6er imiolerti6 al
olle &refter 6e11ne 8lon, og set liges,
at General Gbaffee, ser for 11plig BE-
ig9te 6ortet, ligele0es ifol bope meg
tet at onbefole set. Scr. stebens
n1e11er, at set nllperen6e @l1orbbonle,
Ser RUNNER 60 Mono, Dil bore fort
nof for lofole 8ebop> felp or1, bpaO
mart bill ife, @arniionen foreges til
1000 Mor6.