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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
a Sad Accident.

Last Friday night while going
home from Mineral Point, Hugh f..
Davis met with a painful accident
which will confine him to his home
for long time. He was taking out a
load of groceries and a barrel of oil
for Powell's store. About n mile this
side Of Powell ne upset the sled and
the Darrell OF oil struck him on the
leg, fracturing both bones between
the knee and the ankle. The acct
dent occurred about Z o'clock and he
laid there in the snow for an hour or
more penned down by the heavy bar
rel. He finally managed to get him
self loose and crawled around and
his team and got on one
of his horses and rode to Powell and
telephoned for help. DR.. Vivian was
called, and at present he is doing
as well as could be expected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11

Cabinet Photos SO cts. per dozen
at Lindsey's Art Studio, Mineral
Point. Wv
Henry Cole is back from Mil
waukee and says that Mineral Point
is good enough for him.
The ladies OF the M. f. church
will serve 25e supper on the even
ing of Washington's birthday, Feb.
%. All are cordially invited.
--Fortylpersons subscribed s25 each
last week at Platteville and formed
the German-A mining COM
pany, to drill for ore on land between
the Empire and the Lucky Four.
The Darlington Republican re-
ports that James Cline Of Fayette
delivered to Nick GRADER on Thurs
day Of this week magnificent 1900
pound horse for which he received
the neat sum of 1910.
was played at DR.. Hale's home last
evening between Wasley and Hughes
on the one side and Hales and Van
Matro on the other. The game re-
suited in favor Of the two latter gem
tlemen by large majority. If there
are any experts in the city counting
defeat let them apply to the above
named gentlemen.
| Father Sherman's lecture on So
cialism, given at the city hall Tues
day evening, was largely attended
He is a scholarly, forcible speaker
and went after socialistic advocates
without gloves. This is an import
ant question for Americans to solve
one requiring careful, sober consid-
Grafton. The Tribune il not prepared
to take issue.
| The Masonic party last Friday
evening proved, as generally con.
coded before hand, a leading socia
feature of the year. No better suppei
could possibly be served, and the eli
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
Rev. Bennen May Move.

Last week Manning's Methodist
preacher, A. G. Bennett, received
another one of those tempting calls
to pastorates elsewhere. This time
the call comes from one of the best
cities OF Kansas, a railroad town, in
which the M. f. is the leading de-
nomination, a membership between
400 and 500, fine new parsonage,
etc. The salary offered is $1,000.
Again we express the hope that the
Reverend may see fit to remain in
Manning yet. The work here has
been going on so nicely and the
people taking such unusual interest
in his church, that it would be u
great disappointment and regret if
he and his good wife should leave.
We believe these words express the
sentiment of our citizens. However
we are glad to know that Rev. Ben
nett is sought after by other towns.
His work certainly warrants these
calls to the best churches, If he de-
cides to go he will move in March"
The foregoing is taken from the
Manning Iowa) Monitor, and the
is IA native OF Mineral Point
whom nearly every citizen will re-
member. sold Mineral Point" as
the saying goes, may Justly feel
proud of the sons she has sent forth
to battle with the world In nearly
every section of this busy, bustling
country they can be found well to
the front in positions where brains
and integrity are the prime essen
tials. Good for Alex. Numerous
are his friends here who extend
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
A Life Journey Completed.

Mrs. Esther Maria Cothren, wife OF
the late Judge NJ. M. Cothren, died al
her home in this city Sunday, Feb. 7
1904, aged 70 years and six months
She was daughter Of DR.. Schuyler
Pulford, and was born in New York
and became the wife of Judge Goth.
rem in 1913, since which time she has
ever been resident of Mineral Point
None knew her but to respect her fol-
her gentle and noble womanly traits
She had been in feeble health for sew
eral years and de ath came not unex.
pectedly. Two sons and two daugh'
tiers survive her.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
Married Yesterday.

There was happy time, in which
"A large number participated, yester-
day, the 10th inst at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John James, in the
Welsh Settlement. 1t was the event
of the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Winnie, to Mr.. Frank Jones OF
the same place. Each of the young
couple is sufficiently known by We
scribe to justify the belief that this
is fortunate union for both. That
such will prove the result is the
earnest hope of large circle OF
friends.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
House and Lots for Sale.

In northern part OF city, north OF
park; house OF eight rooms, pantry,
five closets, hardwood floors, china
closet. One barn lSX2S It. and an
other lixlS #. Wood house, all kinds
of fruit; well and cistern. Size OF
lots, 227x238 #. VIII sell altogether
or in part, and If wanted, will sell all
furniture, wood and everything on
the premises with It. Here Is an OPP
Of "a lifetime; don't miss
it. A great bargain If sold soon. For
prices, terms, etc, see j. il. Reynolds
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ii, 1904

tertanment provided strictly by
home talent was in keeping with the
supper. To do justice in the way of
porsonalizing is beyond the power of
our pencil. The dance which fol-
lowed was also of that refined, de-
lightful order.
Mrs, Chris Whitford died at Will
low Springs last Monday afternoon,
Feb. Sth, aged 80 years and seven
months. Last June deceased was OPP
Grated on for cancer TO little or no
benefit. She was good woman in
every sense, and very general is the
regret for her intense sutferings and
death. A husband and four children
survive her, besides three sisters,
Mrs. Thos. Whitford, Mrs. james
Weber and Mrs. VIM. Chesterfield,
and two brothers, James Matthews
and VIM. Matthews, all of whom
Were present at the funeral Wednes.
day,
Don't forget the pantry sale next
Saturday, Feb. IL, given by the
Young Ladies' Society Of the NJ f.
church. Breads, cakes, cookies,
doughnuts, saffron biscuits, baked
beans and candies will be ready for
purchasers. Sale open at eleven
O'Clock in the Miller building, two
doors west of Hornung's store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
FINEST PERFUMES
The Local Field.
Phone 10.


-Correll & Martin for clothing.
IS cents buys Red Trunk and
with it goes good smoke.
We regret to Chronicle that Mr..
j. r. Toay is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Treweek are Wis
iting their daughters in Milwaukee.
Fresh milk COW for sale. Inquire
of Joseph Bray, Mineral Point, Wis,
Miss Mildred Dolphin of Platte
Vile visited friends in our city few
days the past week.
The little son born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Brown on the 2nd inst. died
when but four days old.
Miss Barbara Jeuck came out
from Milwaukee on Saturday last to
spend a few days with relatives.
-Chas. Knight, a university stud
ent, was down to attend the Masonic
party last Friday and remained un-
til Tuesday.
r. J. Penhallegon and J. w. AL
derson are attending a meeting of
the independent telephone compan-
les in Milwaukee.
s.. +. Guttenstein will be in Min
eral Point Oh Saturday of this week
the 18th, to buy horses of all kinds
for the Milwaukee market.
Rev. Geo. Shepard, who will
preach in the 7. NJ. church Sunday
is an able expounder of the word and
an eloquent preacher. Hear him.
Sixty enthusiastic Co-Worker;
branch of the Z. NJ. church, met al
the farm home of Mrs. Mile Bray
one afternoon within the past week
Mrs. G. Spensley has been sum
moned to Pass Christian, Miss, By
the illness Of her mother, Mrs. l.. A
Cobb, who is wintering at that place
Latest reports are favorable.
Gov. LaFollette delivers his lee
ture on Hamlet at the p. NJ. churcl
in this city tomorrow Friday even
ing. The Tribune vouches for its be
ing second 10 no event this season.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
p. N. Church Services.

Thursday, 7:30 p. IN. G. r. Subject
What if Christ Came TO our Town
conducted by Mrs. James.
SUNDAY.
800 a. m. Glass Meeting.
200 p. m. Sabbath School.
300 p. m. Jr. G.. f. in Chapel.
$50 p. m. Young Peoples Meeting
subject, "Confessing Christ" address
by Miss Annie Beaumont.
7:30 p. IN. Preaching by the Rev
Geo. Shepard.
1880 p. IN. Tuesday, Prayer Meeting
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
Marr-HsCher.

On Tuesday Miss Kathryn Fischer
was selected from the A No. class OF
our young ladies by Mr.. Fred Mari
for life partner. 1t was expert
Judgment on Mr.. Marr's part, and all
must congratulate him. While this
much is said commendatory of the
fair bride it is but justice to say that
in Mr.. Mari are the qualities Of in
dustry and manhood 10 insure his
proving a worthy husband.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
REPUBLICANS!

Next Tuesday, Feb. 10th, is
caucus day throughout Iowa
county. This is the first step
towards nominating a candi-
date for Congress. There is
a golden opportunity in sight
to secure the nomination of
an Iowa county man. I his
we all desire, so let us en-
brace it with that spirit OF 10y
atty known only to true Amer
leans. "Home first, the world
afterwards" is the Tribune's
motto, and should be that OF
one and all. See to that every
delegate to the county con-
vention is a worker for our
county's aspirant-
GEO. G. cox.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11
Dairy Board Of Trade.

Tie undersigned having been re-
quested by the patrons of various
cheese factories of this section to fix
day and time to take into considera-
ton the question of organizing a
dairy board of trade for Mineral
Point, notice is hereby given that n
meeting will be held for said purpose
in the city hall, Mineral Point, at |
O'Clock p. m. on Tuesday, February
l6. 1904. A full attendance OF all in
terested in the dairy business is de-
sired. GEORGE &. Cox.
PoSTPoNEn.--Th The above meeting
has been postponed one week, or
until Feb 23d, owing to caucus day
being set for the 10th. G.G.c.
The Cow orkers of the i. Nj.
church of this city will hold n wom-
ans Exchange during the day of
Saturday, Feb. Goth. All kinds of
cooking, articles Of needle work, etc,
will be offered for sale. Further par
ticulars next week.
Pretty Miss Nellie Hnuscomb,
Omaha: ~ owe my good looks and
health to HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Have fully regained my
health" Tea or Tablets. 36cen,s. j.
A. Mcserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11


We wish to announce to our friends
and customers that we now have our
new goods for the coming season.
They are pure woolens, made from
the best wool and silk only, guaran-
teed; and we will give any person
n good suit of clothes free who
can detect any cotton, shodd wool
or mercerized cotton to substitute
silk In our goods. BY making
that TT well, and are stylish,
strong and durable ut moderate
price, we expect to merit Il share Of
your patronage. Please leave your
as early AS possible, as we expect TO
be very busy later on.
Respectfully,
A. +. DRESDEN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11

To the people of Mineral and
vicinity:
We have placed on sale a COM
plete stock Of Wool Dress
Goods, in black, white and
colors. These goods are pur-
chased direct from the manu-
facturer, and are necessarily
big values for prices placed
on them.
While examining the Wool
Dress Goods you can also
have an opportunity to look
through the Spring Line of
Cotton Dress Goods. We have
endeavored to buy the strict
ly new things, and we con-
slider the collection exception
ally strong.
New Dress Trimmings from the
eastern market put in stock
on Tuesday of this week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11

The best Runner Attachment on
the market is made by Fitzgibbons
Bros, Monroe, Wis. Price with
straps, $3.50. Freight paid to Miner
al Point. Try set on your buggy.
Also q stock Of cutters which will be
sold at bargain. Send for catalog.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11

The scratch OF pin may cause
the loss OF limb or even 2eath when
blood poisoning results from the in
Jury All danger of this may be
avoi led, however, by promptly APP
plying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t
is al antiseptic aud quick healing
llnlment 70. cuts, bruises and burns.
For sale at Vivian's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11

Farmers in different sections Of
this state are said to be organizing
for the purpose Of regulating auto
mobile operations. This move for
self-protection seems reasonable, as
il il well known that several serious
accidents have occurred by horses be-
coming frightened and unmanagea-
BILE at the machines, generally run in
q rerltless manner.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-02-11

To the people Of Mineral and
vicinity:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
Stats Mrbe 5 9 Ii :
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State1. Mir1uel ptos M%rbciosfpmis=
inr bar mlig fren1iot ct Torilag, Ser
ON set foll uofprcs / Erufsis iiffert
pl tiGrsse life list til at lple Hro=
bIeltet ON Tsc;S:.::as al menl1el fclig
Nrhciosfroft poa rette Maaoe. Set
er beficl1ot, at Ser poa ma1gioloige
Steocr / 9ou0oii trifterl1e fer fer en-
iar9elig Mongel pau Nrbeiosfraft
ierlig pao Sioer, oo oer1e oller melt
trG1tges; % oog er Ser abiolut ingen
Monsel paa Nrbeiosfraft, naar 2on-
set toges 11l16er ct. Sanfen ON ct al
Stoten leoet slrbei0sbureal1, ioale>
res ionr &omisieren far fremlat SEN,
ipnes at maatte bore en- go0 2ps=
ming al oerne Sanifeligbe6. st laa-
bant Bureau bil0e babe Sc beolte @e=
tingeller for at pi6e go6 8eife0 om>
bpor Ser trGnges Mrbei0ere og bpor
iaa0am1e fan faces, og Set bil0e life
bGre ponifeligt at giere Set til ct ST.
terltats= SsSoretagenOe, bpor 8ureal1er=
ne fltnoe gipe bina,toen %gjeniioig
@iGlp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
@fterlpsmng.

&erpe6 efterlpies Sens @eoerbp
SEMEN, fpGt / ¨um neo 5truer
1877. &ons 6ooer flptte0e fra &um=
lum til @at0ltm / Moret 1891. 0en
gfterlplte tog observation-disclosures
ira Strner &eollfole 1894, 1eile6e IL
BEN iom Sprbp0er, 0og meo enfelte
gfbrDoe1ier, / bbilfe Fan bop0e for
1fjel(ige &la0ier be6 &prtcrorbei6e,
bl. a.. beo 9fonomiet poo Treoens=
borg. Set li01te, bans Slegtninge
bed ON bonn, CT, at bon / Moi 1902
l1noer Strejfen rejite til gnglono icr
at lpge Sure, fo%rmo6entlig poa en-
amertfanIf Camper. !@on bar Me0=
lem al EN- @oo0 Semplor Dr6en.
@ful6e Mogen bloc noget ON SEN
@fterlpites Sfjabne ii0en Bans Sort
rej1e, beoes &~eofommen6e inotren=
genoe ON at ien6e Oplpsning til
~Sore u%0panoreoe 2an6sn1enb"
SOLICIT, 9anmorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
ct IDt Sremti6sbiI
e6e c.

Hrofeslor @ollomap, Gbef for
Observation-Disclosures Bureau
for Elo1rteapl, 5or nplig fremlot SEN
BaaI tono, at Sn6pan6ringen til ST.
erne fra 2an66iltrtfterne err De0 at
opbpre, ON Sen lite ollereoe er ltan6=
let. 6remtioens Tolfe1tremuing pil,
tiger ban, blipe Sen mooiotte Sci fra
Bpen til San0et, og set oil blipe SEN
Hngoom, Ser er fb6t cg til6els OBJ
oroget / 8perne> iom oil brinqe set
merifanlf e 2an6brl1g in6 / sen I'M
tenlipe 9rift, Ser trenges for at set
fan naa i'm fltloe 26niombeo Set
er 8i0enifobe1S @noen6eIle / set
prottiife 2ono6rug, Ser iprlig ifal
frentbrtnge 6enne @trgmfpntrinq,
TIL oerbe6 alene fam alle Sc Sta
ootnsftloer af69ffes, iom sSsor6en
giemmer / fit @fie6. 6or at iIlu=
ftrere Bette forteller ian om Sen r1bp.
re Sortienelte ser fan faces al Sorme
i Staten @aibimgton, Ser for faa
Aor fioen folgtes for forfal6ne Sfot.
ter; MI er Der ttogle at Dem, ser qi-
per oeres giere fra Sc, 0 til IS, 600
9arsinotagt. 81 tgr lite beneqte
8rofesioret1s 8aaitans, 90 ri 6eIer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
90 II II &c ipaI0rift.

Gen Mfgiprelie Ser iibite l1ge blep
t%ruffet peo Chicago Salget mes 9e1=
ipn til Spprgsmaalet ON 8pens
Sperto9clle al Sporpejslpltemet er
mpOt mes ltor Snteresie 9onoet oper,
og meo %betpOelig Spenoing imp0e=
ices Set III, ON Set nil lyffes 8pe,1
at lple Sen Spgaoe lelp at 6ripe
Gporpejsipltemet paa en- tilfre6sitil-
1enoe Maabe. &ent tbeoretil It Jet er
ser intet noturligere> ems at @pe11s
8orgere / Tnllesifab ejer og pe6 Sc
res Mominiitrotion 6riper 8pe11s
9iGlqeniOler; men man Ter iaa ofte,
at Sbeorierne fife iaa let laoer Jig
pruftilere, iarlig un0er laa ltore 6or=
bol0 iom / Ell 9er0ensbp. Gbicagos
Spertagelie al Sporbejene bliper ct
Grepemi0Oel for Son0be6en - eller
bog ltofprligbe6en al Sc locialiiti<
ife Rr%incipper, Ser gaor 116 poo, at
allie offenlige @inlpemi6ler, iier /
transport % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ifol uoelllffenoe 0ripes og fo%ntrolle=
res al Solicit lelD; Set er 8egDn6ell EN-
til lige Net for olle bou0 2ipsbetin=
gel1erne angoar. Men Be onertfan=
Ife StorbDer for bi0til life ofgipet
oet melt lplen0e @fsen1pe( poo, at
beres Administration e. rof Solicit
for Solicit" langt %i11orere er Set moo
lotte Silfnl0et. Eoo Sen an0cn SIDE
or Der @epiler nof fpr, at en- poopas=
lenoe Spaominiltrotion fan tpi11ge
fronebtleeieroe &orporotioner til at
opfploe olle rimelige 6or0ri1ger %
gjere 0eres Nligt. Som logt: olles
9jne bpiler MI paa Chicago; mislpf=
tes bets 6oripg poo lun6 Mnnicipa[=
Drift, otl liffert uSpcrene ifrpmme"
for longe fommen0e Si6er oq / ni6e
&re0le.
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Drepfus.

6rits Sc 3epeltn ifriper / ct Bari-
ierbrep, Ser 81. a. er offentliggiort /
Som un6et":
~2e npe &ienosgierninger> ser er
fornne til Drepf11siogen, beitoor at
1ogle npe Tallfnerier, Ma0eringer,
Bog1tob= og 9ato = 6oron6ringer.
@}en bpem far begaoet fisie Sail fine
rier?
9ette CT netop let ltmulige at of=
gipre. Ct Set Grepfus' @enner / Sc
n1tnilterielle &o11torer> Ser for at foo
NroceSlen repiocret, / ct gunltigt 9ie=
blif bar fabrtferet 0isie ioits 11o1tp=
eo11r C1pe &icnosgjerni11ger)?" offer
Ell 9ofl1menter1e Ggte NOT og far ga
1oa - mon bil inbrgmlne, at Set III
Der tibet lon0lpnligt - SEN 6repfl,s=
penlige 6opuren6e Minilter @oI0ecf=
@ousleou bol0t Yopirerne bemmelige
fcr &rigsrettens 9on1m1ere / Mennes?
@borfor? Tor at ifooe 1repfus, 1om
@oloecf=&o1ta ieo1 netop bopbe lat fig
til Spgone at foo frifl1n0et?
Sele 9reDfus=Mffnren CT ioo i,10-
biflet, iaa toaget> iaa gjennenpnpet
al Ta1i fnerier bao6e fra Sen enc 90
fra zen on0en EortS SIDE, at Ser RI
meligpis ol0rig bill fpmme fl1lot 2Ds
ober Sen. 9en 9ag bil ol0rig op=
rt11oe, lelp om Sogen blep %rebi0eret
De Sneie al @onge, at SEN %offentlige
Mening me6 ful6 Sifferbe0 fan 1,6=
tale tit: ifploig eller 11ifpl0ig.
Sg berfor er ogiaa mi Sen offe1t=
lige Meri1rg trnt. @ompen ltoor
bioiigere ems nogenlin6e ti6Iiqere
mellem Sc to ebtg fjen6tlige Trinci-
per. Men Drepfl1s er iffe ln11qer
StrioenS Haaifu6. Det er, 9eplt=
%teretfomret = fife / Sa1ititspalaet-
Jngtningen finder Steo."
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Sra G%,tglono n~1eoocles, at Ser fra
engelif SIDE CT giort &uslano c:
mnrfeligt Gil6,,0. Set beitoor ! i'll
tet miuorc e,1b ut Ser ifal ouln1eS
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cuoe o%liatilf Serritpriltm % uSSnoflD-
oclie" / iaobont iful bilGgge5 /
Minocligbc0. Set ifol bore Song
golparb, Ser bar foitrct Sonfen, %
bans llocnrigsmimilter, 9or0 2an6s-
0olpne, Scr bor fremf5rt SEN for Sc
rltslilfe M%l,tboritetcr. Oct CT meget
ban feligt at ie, bpoo Set if11loe bore,
Ser plltOielig far fornlaoet Sen britt
lfe 2pue til netpp hi at trnffe 2anl=
melfinoct poa Jig. England bar /
Set Iioite @ltnoreoe Mor ol0riJ bit Jig
tilbpiclig til gftcrgipcnbe0, 11oor Ser
bar Sale ON oiiutiif Serritorilum>
5oo0 Ser 0o ogiuo bar baaret ret 5ooe
Trl1gtcr for Set / @etniug al 2ora=
pin0ing. Netnp for Si0en far Set
bcgpn0t cit 6%remrpfnir1g mos g:orG
fra SEN inoiife @rpnoie, Ser ifee tp,
Ser pao, at set far / Sin6e at npjeS
mes bpoo Set bar, i0et Sberit Dor11:1=
husbands Sogt in6 / Sibet life go6t
fau forltaaes on0erleocs, en6 at eng
lan0 paa @aIDpeien oil imp6cgaa
&11Slan6s StrGben efter at fomme
mes til Sen periiife @apbugt. Sen
6orflari1g lig9er maoife /,
at England p1ifer pao billigite Mao=
Be at faa &1slono til at 6ele Mlie11
mes Zig, efteriom Set far inoiet> at
set life / 2eng6en pi( Ipffes set at
:bol0e 8iernen oppe / Sibirie11s afji=
oes Ggl1e. Ser gooes / England IT'S
fra, at Sapan / 2Gng6en pil blipe Sen
Saben0e / Sen eltoliotilfe &rig, og
11oar oenne CT en6t, pil rusliif l1pi=
oelieslplt iege npe 8nner ipopoo. Set
CT Bette iom Gnglan0 pil prpne at
ofpGrgc pe0 min0elig Sperensfoml It /
Sioc; mllig bill Set lpffes for set.
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s rDgle troffen Gan:
mart.

S Sc 1enere Mor far Sc ioofolote
~Spller" / SEN @ra0 toget Magten /
0onmorf, at Sc far giort 2ioet til
cit 9pr0e for en- flor Sci al 8efolf=
1ringen, lGrlig / @obe6i to6en; jelp u0
/ 2ano6iltrifterne far Sc jtroft 0eres
Sirfiombe0 / cit b9iit generen6e
@roo, Ser er nGroe0 at gjgre 6e Cant
ifes Napn iom iurlig fre6elige 6olf
rent til Sfamme. Boa famine ST
bar Sol0tegt moo &pin6er og Min=
%oreaartge grebet / Sen @ro0 ON lig,
at set for pitt Jig n66pen6igt for
2obgipntngsmagten at tage cit &oono
meo 5pillet og gipe &ettens uoppe-
re ltrengere Mi0ler @en0e ems Sem,
Der bioti( far ltaaet til 6ere5 &ao0ig=
beo. l1o fra 0enne @etragtning er
Oct, at Set %iaafalote ~Brpglelobfor=
flag" CT fremfommet> 1om hi / Sen le=
mere Sio gjentag1e @onge bor om=
tolt blonot bore @pbe0cr fra 6pore=
lonoet. Set er cit Gag, Ser nof er
pnro at lagge Mnrfe til, iurlig naar
11ton leoer / ct Somfuno, bpor Mao=
be0en let foar ltoilog / @plnsbono=
ltnger. Ser fpres / set oon1fe Gam=
tn1'0 oenne Sis cit liplig @omp om
Nrp9leltroffens 8erettigelie; Set bep=
oeS fra mal1ge Si6er, at Sen er in
human, og at Ser intet pi[ op11oaes
oen BEN onoet, ems at 6%orbrp6erne
poer(igere for1ber6es. Sill SEN fgr=
lte Snobenoing fan ipares, at set
9amle Orb ONT at for6ripe Sn6t me6
S11ot, ierlig UNDER Sc 6or6ol6, iom
Erpgleitraffen ifal anoenoes poo, TOR
o11tageS at babe ful6 @ep6. Ser er
1tgen Sotbl ON, at Ser er &arafte=
rer> Der er uimo6ltaaelige for an6re
%Arsnmenter ems forporlig @epielle;
og oct er ieIofplgelig fun i%ao0onne
Sooen ifal arpen0es paa. SIT iao=
oanne iful6e blibe p6erligere forber=
oeoe beo 1enne 5trof er ser inqen
@ru1ro til at tro; berre ems Sc er fan
De iffe go6t bltpe. Seen allie Sill
feloe er Set ber6 at Iagge Mprfe
til, at man ielu / forbolosbis bit fuI=
ttbereoe @amfun6 lite bigger ttlboqe
for at inor6me, at oonoelig 8oo=
birfning life alene er ilton6 til at
faa 8ugt me6 9foabe6en; Guqt moo
Der til, a11benot mes @fignlombeo.
Sen Sio Tan fomme, ga man oo1oo
Der | 2an6et bill fonpme til at toqe
Stanopunf set famine CYPRUS.
mooI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-15
Gn Sn6ianerffarc. Der talte


Gu Snb;anerifarc, Ser taltc 63
Meolemmer, l1n0erpejs fra oeres
Stem 'poo en- &eierbotion nnr @ulb-
billie Neb., til @aibington, 9. g.,
TOR at billie paa G%rniioenten> bar om<
boro I ct Sr9n, ser f%olli0ere0e mes
ct onoet SrGn npr Mopmcoo, ST.,
1t01te nge. Sire of Sem blep 6rabte
og % iaare0e. De bar allie iferte
Snotaneroragten. De tog 5agen me6
1tor Sinosrc, og ga Sc Omfomne par
tratffet frem at &uinerne, iamle0es
De 0per1ebenoe og itemte Dgosian-
gen ober 6eres @omerater.
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