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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
9frc Gfibc paa Mmerifarutcn. Ser

9fpe Gfibc paa Mmerifarutcn. Der
bar lenge pnret Sale ON at tage
Set Gorene0e 9amplfibslellfab"
galnle Sfibe u0 al Seem Oorf 9futeu,
vSfanb. .=Nlmerifolinjen", og laoe
bpgJe to eller tire npe 6fibe til oer1ne
9fute / 2igbeb meb uSscor H., r6el=
Zig Slau" og uunite0 States", lfri-
Ter v1annebrog" af Z. September.
uNorge"s 6orlis bar m fremlfpnoet
6isie Maner. Set bar 10 np6pen6igt
at ipge @rltatni11g til 9futen for set
tabte Sfib. 8eltDrellen er blepet
enig ON at laoe anlfoffe to npe @fibe
til &uten, og naor 6isie Sfibe er fer-
6ige, fal Sc 6a oflaie uSSslan6" o9
u@efla", iom ontagelig bil blioe be-
nptte6e anoen Gart. Sioen er ier-
. Zig gunitig for 8eitillinger paa gep-
bpgninger, ibet 8riien paa @fibe for
Sioen er meget lab. 8eltprelien bar
benpen6t Jig til 8urmeiiter & @ain
iamt til Stepbens & Con @las=
eotp og ugulfan" / Stettin og beoet
6isie @erfter ON at gipe Oberilag
poo Sc to Sfibe. Set bliper altiaa
bisie tire Gnrfter, Ser fonmer til at
fonfurrere om 8eitillingen. 9e to
! npe 9fibes @tgrrelie er life en6e1ig
fa1tllaaet, mulig Sc bliper lige iaa
itore iom Oscar IT., u&elltg Slap"
og ul1nite0 Stotes", altlaa 10000
Sons. S alt Tolo 1fal Sc iffe pare
nn6er 5000 Sons, og l1bltprelien
ifo1 itaa fltlOt uo poa &gi6e 1ne6 Sen,
Ser ftn6es ! Sc tire nepnte Seem yorf
@fibe.
9foar 9futenS Materiel er bIebet
forGget meb 6e to 1tDe @fibe, bill
man Ste6et for Sen 11ub9re16e Ia
Cages Gart funne etablere Ell 10 Do=
ges Tart elIer en- Mfgang af tre gfi=
BE I bber &et11tng ON Maaneben, 81
be to rDe gfibe fornmer til at Igbe
Iige iaa burtig ion1 uSscor IL"
SeIItg 9lap" og vl1nite6 States".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

SapancIere Ganaba. St6lte l1ge
anfom ct betp6eligt Mntal iapaneiiife
6orret,1ingsmano til @ana6a for at
l1noeripge 6orboloene oer mes @en-
ipn til Mnligbeoen for cit flor iapa=
ne1iIf sss1oban6ring. Ser paatenfes
oprettet Itore 2a,1osbrugsfolonier /
bpilfe Gulin6er af Sapaneiere ifal
onbringes; 6esu6en ffal Ser 1gges
Mrbej6e for bem paa npe Sernbare=
onlng poa forifiellige 5te6er / 9o=
nirionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
storartet silbno.
Deb ct fpeccieIt Mrronqement meb

Deb ct ipeccielt arrangement n1e6
l1Sgiberne af uSt. Ha11l Dispotcb"
er ri / @ta1tb til at lebere uSt. @aul
Ei6en6e" og Sen 1ngenlige Dis~
patcb" for ct Mar for Blot n 9 o T.
Iar. 8etalingen r1aa erlagges /
Gorfltb.. 9elt er set Sioen at irb=
itribere. Sert6 &enge til, eller
gisr Mor1ep 0p6ren betalbar til
u@ +. oul Eiben6e"
q 6 Il n 10 II g 10 { t ct
ga i ! Brebenun1re al beege @la.
Sc frit pna Gorlangetroe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23


@fiotcrbpanin9en paa @ran6 &ie'p
College 9es Moines, Ben 0onife
&irfes Sfole, er MI unDer Mrbejbe og
bentes at rnre fltlbt f9roig til Sfoles
aorets slabning. Sen b9per Jig al
lereoe goot / &ejret, ng @ullet mellem
Sc to alOre @pgninger pil inart blipe
fp1bt ub. Sontibigt mes slrbeibet
pao Spfprelien of Mibterbpgningen
blipcr tillige Sc TO nlbre 8Dgni11ger
lotte / tilberlig Star6. @erellerne
foor mt Sapetpopir, og Sraperfet
bliper molet eller nliet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

Sraftatcn mellem Sibct og Gng-
Lamb, ser iem on1tolt it6lte l1ge MI er
afiluttet, er af en- laaban 8elfaffen-
be6, at ENGLAND / 8trfeligbe6en faar
&roteftorat oper 2on6et. Set beiten1-
nter iaale6es> at i11gen n6enlan6lf
Mogt fon befatte fig meo 2on6ets
Mffnrer eller Ieie 2an6 al 6en tibe-
tonife &egiering u6en @nglan6s
Samtpffe, beller life anlegge 8eje,
8nner eller Selgroflinier. Sibet ifaI
betole @nglan6 en- Sfooeserltotning
paa 21z Million Dollars, at betule
/ tire Mor, og in6til 6enne Gum er
betolt, ifal @nglon6 bape Met til at
babe Gropper @bumbi Dalen. @n6-
pi6ere ifaI Sibetanerne aabne tre
Marfe6spla6ier in6en 9figets @ren-
ier for &on6el mellem engelf Sn-
6ien og Sibet, og ol1e 6e Ger6iels.
beie giennem 2an6et, iom @nglanb
far oobnet, lfol ltao aaben for Srafi=
fen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
y$lpantcn" CT 9lupnet puo Ell 1,p'

u$lpantcn" er 9lupnet poo eli l,D
bonlf Sr,ri1t= og a,u1ltnerforenina,
iom iflg. v9lorbl." CT bomnet / be1
bonlfe &oloni 9leip Dorf. 9en itif=
tebes li0ite 9erbog / &,1nitlnoler Sbo=
mas Seniens Sjem pg Trit5 Scbu>
mann ltpb Ia00er til SEN npe 6or<
ening, bpilfen fun <nltnere Sour
nalilter, iomt erbper, Ser bruger eli
9lpont iom Ggrftpj, fan optages.
SSoreningen pil boloe fine MpOer
&eltollrotioner og Gaieer al forlfiel=
lige Notionoliteter, bpor 0ens @1e0=
lemmer pil ltl1bere forlfiellige 2an<
6es &ogeflrnlt og onbre S96pnner og
Sfiffe. Set er fer 9iannet Suriit=
fore,1inger fonmer i11b, ibet Gorel1in=
gen ltobig pil bore ION tbe rnn".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

Gtreifcm / 8ommlbsfabrifernc i
Sail &iper, Mais., Ser begpnbte lt6it
/ sssuIi, ct el10na1 lige langt fra lin Mf-
illtt1ir1g. Ser er 10000 Murt6 og
&pinoer l16e paa Streife, og mango
al oe1n bar begpnot at reile fra 8pen>
0a Strejfefonbet allere6e er iprtnbet
itarft i116, og 8interen 119rmer fig.
Melleejerne erflnrer, at Ser fife fan
bore Sale ON at begpn6e Mrbei6et,
fgr Mrbei6erne gaar in6 paa 26n=
neoipttelie af 121z 8rocent. S 6a-
briferne er anbragt en- @apttal of 81
MiIliol1er Collars ion1 for Gioen
.er al6eles ubirfion1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
Gfanbinapiif @pipital I San isran,

*""~'*'""'l~ sI"if'~"~ W." y ~""
cisco. 9r. $. 8. 2orert5en tager /
ct al u9ten"s li0lte 9ennre Sr0et for
Sprettelie of ct @olpital al 0enne
slrt San 6ro11cisco. @an pnapiler,
at Spiferne og 6ranlfnen0ene ser /
9pen fat laaoanne @oipitaler, lige=
leoes mango &irfeiamfun0, og 81
bDer al Sc tire gfationer er go0t orgl=
niiere6e, bar representative Toreni,1=
ger og teller form1enoe og forn1ao<
en0e M9n6, bur0e Sagen pnre lei
or0net. st iaa6ant 5oretage16e biz
Sc, ifriper Doftoren, life bore uoper=
fommeIigt, tbt me6 fem eller ii ST.
ii:1o Collars fl1n6e man go6t i1orette
ct trggeligt &oipital. Det biloe
relnlig life p9re ne6ben6igt itrafs at
bngge eeet &us; tbt fer fin6es mat
ge henitgtsmesitge 8pgntnger, iom
ton leles og inorettes til 9o1pttal to.
en- meget rin1elig Gum. Senere lun.
6e man, ON man 6nife6e Set, ielb
bpgge. Sg set er netop paa 6enne
Maa6e, at Sc flelte al 6e 6erperen6e
&oipitaler begpn6te oeres @irfiom=
be6. v8ien" tilfbier, at Doniferne
fer me6 2etbe6 fun6e faa en- iaa6an
Snititution til at betale fig. Sg bab-
oe mon fGrlt @olpttalet, fun6e mal1
maaife in6rette cit &art 6eraf til sri,
oeroomsbien1, ct @iem for gamle
oanffe W3en6 og @bin6er, iaale6e5
iom Sanfen er / Saflan6, bbor en-
0e1 2an6smenb bor traa6t iammel1
for at 6rdfte Oprettelien af ct Stem
for ganle, arbei6su6pgtige 9anos.
m9n6.
I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
9anife iSulfetinasmGnb / GGieaau,

>"Hi1' C"@As*'AS"ANN"o Sv'euS""
Siblte N}onOog oflo90e Sc to 0unlfe
TplfetingSllrnO, &pnn1ouDpr @lub=
iue pg @erreosfngeo @robbe, Ser far
rcprricntcret sen oonlfe 93igsoogs
Tre0sgrl1ppc paa sen il1terparlelnel1=
torilfe &ongres @olbingtpll ct fort
9elpg Gbicago, bpor SC bar &oniul
6. $. @anions @iaiter. Sc beiggte
81. Il. 9tncoln &arf og beunore6e s.
6. Mn6erle>1 5totue11. So1mne 9lfte1
rejlte Sc 9lf paa til Detroit, @iagaro
Sails og @olbington og Sen 80. Sc.
refer Sc tilboge til 9onmorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

Gn nD Screening er 0onnet i10en=
for 8etblebems Menigbe6 / Ge6ar
Sails, sSa., 1ne06eler vDan1epirfe"
Sens 6ormoal ct vat frenme &jpr-
ligbeO og &ien0lfab til 9anlf Man0s=
lip bla11ot hinge og gamle, ian1t Gor=
ltaaelle of, bba6 ser er ifipnt / 0fen=
nelfelipet poa a1le Smraa6er. Sill
Spnaaelle al 6ette Sormoal pil Soc
enineen benptte Zig al uGore0rag, ,Sp=
lGs!1tng pg Song poo Mo0ersmoo=
let, Mfte1mr1oerbolbninger, ieIfobeli=
&C Samme1tfomlter pg 2egensppel=
ler, ialnt laa pi0t muligt beffe Sn,
teresien for at ltgtte 0onif Sfolegjer=
ming blan0t @6rnene og Sc hinge.
@nopibere idrge for llobre0elle al
goo 6anlf 9iteratrr blal1bt Me0leln=
merue peo Sprettelie al en 8oglan1=
ling pg poo an6el Maa6e."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
&rims @eprs al @refcnlanb, Sen

1~s"~ S<"~S VI S~s>~S"s""""f oS's
6onife &onges Senneign, ser en-
&9ffe Mar bar u!@gjfomisigr" poa
i9en &reta paa Sc ebrop9ilfe Mag-
ters @egne, er benne Gi6 pna &un6=
rejie til Sc ebropeilfe Softer for ON
n1uligt at u6pirfe, at faa blibe an.
nefteret til @r9fenlon6. Som Be-
fjen6t tilb6rer 2en Sprfiet, men paa
@rl1no af 6e Obergreb, 6e tDrfiife
gmbe6sm9n6 begif moo 8efolfnin-
gen iotte Stormagterne Sen nn6er
6eres egen ierlige @aretegt og ober.
LOS Nrins @eorg Mbmintitrattonen.
Hrinien gnifer MI at fratre6e 6enne
|Stilling, men forin6en ban tager Mf-
fe6 gnifer ban at ie gems Gremtio
iifret 1on1 en- GREET 8robins. Ser er
6og ingen flor son6ipn1igbe6 for at
ban bill ie iii, 9nife. opfpl6t 6a ben
rnsiiife &eiier neppe poa bette Sios-
pnnft bill goo in6 paa en- Sr6ning,
Ser / bbi @ra6 bil6e bare gprfiet
ino6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
9eurbmanbcn Grit 8. .. Gbbulm

@prbmanbcn Grif 8. >. Gbbplm,
@obe0le0er af Morf Gro1s 2eatber
GOODS Company / 2on0on meo 6or=
retningsaf0elinger / Seem Dorf og /
8olton, forl1lpffe0e paa Ell l,bpggelig
Maooe, i6et bon blep brebt beo
2arcbmonfb, g. g., Sept. s., i0et
bon faiteoe Jig ne0 eller fal6t / @e<
ipimelie paa Sfinnerne foran ct
Sren. @6bolm, iom bar 81 slar
gammel, bgrte biemme / &riltiania,
9eorge, og bar peret berober / 90
gar. San bar boet 2arebmont be
3 liolte slor. @bts ber foreligger ct
Selbmorb, 1noa set bore n6fert INT:
Ser ct @anbt6anfal6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

Gn Mruing til sSStaliens Srone fp6>
tee iiolte l1ge, bporoper Ser er ltor
@lgDe / &ongeriget, Dbor man frDg=
te6e, at alle &ongeparrets 89rn full
Sc blebet HriniesIer. Den npfd6te
&ronprin5 fit itrafs til6elt Gite1en
Erins al Bie6mont Gte6et for iom
SilfGl6et bar bnret me6 ti6ligere
&ronprinler HrinS of &on; Set ol:>
ices for meget flog &plitif al &on-
gen fife at gipc &rol1prinien 6ette li0,
1te Mobn, 81 Sorbo16et mellem Sta>
tel1 og &irfen, lo1n life far brret
Set beolte 1t6en &irfe1tate1 bleb in6=
oraget timber &ongeriget sStolien>
netop ct pe6 at be6re Jig li6t, i0et
Sen nDe Hobe iDnes minbre uforlon,
Zig oher Eabet al &apel ltoIens perbs=
liae Mogt ems Bans Gorgenger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

r2cna", Sen rl.siiife &ielpefrp6<
fer, Ser forIe6en Tom i16 til Son
Srancisco for at b1ibe lat lg6Dgtig
Gtan6, bil iom meb6elt / ii61te l1ge,
bIipe afpebnet og moa afbente @ri=
gems @1ntning Gan Sranctsco;
latnn1e Ste6 bil rtneltgbis 6e11s bere
8eiet11ing blibe tbnnget til at af,
bente sSrebIntningen, 0a Ser ingen
&imeligbeo ct for, at sSSapon bill till
lo6e, at Set biemien6es. Otter al
&imeligbe6 er Ser flere rltsliife
@inlpefrpiere, eller maaife en6og re-
gulere &rp6iere> / Sarpon6et / Sen
noro1ige Del al @tillebopet;; Sc er
enten &elterne al en- af SSapaneIerne
oprebet rusliff Slaabeofbeling eller De
er nbie116t for at opInappe 5fibe, Der
f6rer &ontraban6e fra 9lmerifa til
SSapan. Mntagelien af, at iaa6anne
Sfibe er paa @ejlrnten mellem Slime
rifa og sSapan gi6r, at Sragttrafifen
ober Sceonet er oftaget 1terft. Otter
al 5an6ipnltgbe6 er 6e andre rtsii-
lfe Sfibe / Bocific Sceanet, Ser Ell
lat til en- iaa6an Eienelte, / 1ige iao
l1igopetig Stonb iom u92ena" og bill
blibe tbl1nget til at idge amerifanife
Sabne in6en lang Si0 og be pi1 So
It1g6e iamme Sfi9bne iorn u22ena".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

!6r. Saeub q. &iis og @ultr,, reilte
Scr, Z. September fra &jphenbopn til
Seem Dprf. 9agen fpr lin Mfreile
holbe ban Nluoiens bos Song Gbri=
ition, Ser 1mberbolOt Jig lGnge meo
@r. Miis ON omerifonlfe 6orbplo %
om Gonife slmerifo Song Gbrt=
titan l1btrpfte fine melt penlfabelige
6elelier pperior &reiioe,tt &ooiepelt,
til bpem ban bo0 Sacob g. &iis
bringe III, bjnrteliglte Silie11, faa=
pellom ogloa til 9oniferne I Sine
rita.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

6tnleb @aboers, 8enners og 8e-
fienetes Oprunrflonrbeb paa st
Saul Sioen6e" % ftaf 8laSet en- nb
mont1ent blarth 5enr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
6Drit Scrbcrt 8ismarcf opb. @gn=


Sag Weorgen 6g0e sSernfanslerens
nlblte Sen, GDrit &erbert 8ismarcf>
Ser iom omtalt fi6lte l1ge langere
Sis far bnret lpg. @aus Sober, SEN
gamle 9figsfanSler, bap6e oporaget
Sgnnen me6 set igr1ige Gormoo1
at Fan iful6e fortiette 6o6erens 9lr-
bei6e; 1nen S6nnens Snoflp6elie bor
pGret / ita6ig Mftagen, iioen Gaberen
bleb tbun9et n6 af set offentlige 2ib.
S Sc 1i0ite Mar of Gaoerens &erre~
6emme bar fan l16enrigsminiiter,
men 6erefter bar ban maatte n6ies
me6 at bore &igs6ogsmanb, og Sci
ier Gi1belm far ol6rig beret ban
ierlig bebaagen. @n 8ortfpreliesbt<
ltorie af en- Briniesie of &uiet &at5>
:fell, ser e>r6te me6, at bon forlo6
be1t6e paa 6a6erens 8efaling, tiente
til at ne6iette bam set offenlige
On1bpmn1e. Sons Gitel og Sormue
goor MI oper til en- z Mur gammel
Sgn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

9mfbpborerne, ben fanotilfe rusli=
lfe Seft / Canada, iom for ct Gar
Mor 1i0en foretog en- lang Marlcb for
at 1c0e efter Mesiios, og iom neo
@o9t naotte t0inges til6oge til 6ere5
&olo11i> far otter begipet Jig paa @ans
Bring famine 9grir6e. &c Dopbe
bert Sale ON en- 9lejie, lom Gono6o5
Gicefonge, 2or6 Minton, foretog ira
9otleforo til Sosfatoon, og 9elfri=
pelien al Sen &ragt, Set n6fol6e0es
pe0 6eltne &ejie, bi6ragte Dem Sen
Tpreltilling, at SEN lnnge pe11te0e
Mesiios MI bar 9(nmaricb; Sc 6rog
oo u6 Slot og Tplge for at n1d0e
bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
RIandt rand$m&nQ / H1nerika.
tsmaains
(1utere.sante, smaatins fra mango Kilder.j

Nr. slrel %ranicu, eli Spn al tio=
lioere oo1If Snoc1rigSn1inilter, &C.
bcineetot5raoo @ronlicn, ol1fom for
rioe Spnoog til 9iep Dorf, bpor ban
pil toge 11ooigt Spbol0. ST. 9ram=
lcn bar tilbroat Sc iiolte s(or &oris,
bppr ban bor ltllberet TorlifringspG=
tenet; eftcr ct lille fjorten Cages
9Sulterlun / Gonnorf reilte bon til
9eclp Dorf for fer at tiltrnbe Ell
Elobs Ell itgrre Jnriifringson~
ltolt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

Sapancicrnc / Manebnriet begpr>
Der allerebe at opf6re Jig lom 2anz
sets @errer. Sc i110fGrer Set iopa=
neliife Sfatteipltem bpor Sc fommer
frcn og betaler Sen Matltrolforplei=
ming, Sc fjpber al 8efolfnin9er me0
goter pao &egieringen / Gofio. Sc
bor beorbret @uberngren al Mnf6en
at ltanbie Spfrebl1ing al Salt= og
Gbmmerifat, ba 6enne fol on16onnes
efter japoneiif Mgnlter. @fterbao11=
ben ion SapaneIerne bliber mere
ieirrige, lappes Gilciplinen, iaole6es
at Moncburerne life er inrlig begeiIt,
reoe oper 6eres @tommefr9n6ers
SSn6trGngen 2an0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
med Post % Cele9raf.
(Hllevesne fra.)

2cu rcpnblifanifc Statsfonpcntiun
/ gtc,u 0prf 1olninereoe lioite Sors=
Sag 6ranf 8. @iggin5 al Gbattoro=
gus til Yartiets @l1pern9rfon6ibot.
Tprbl1n0sienotor Elott, Ser lo11ge
Si0tr bor brret 2e0er al SEN politi<
lfe @alftne Seem Oorf> mo6orbejDe=
Sc me6 ltor Sper @iggins 9fon1ino~
tio11 pg pn1febe Sen n1pnre>10e gice-
guperndr, 8oo0ruff. non1ineret.
Elott bar 6erbe0 list ct meget fpIe=
.(igt 9eeoerlog, lom Set 1nin01te for
9jcbliffet fiGrner barn fra 2e0eIl len
al Set repl1blifanffe Horti / @tate11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

Gn Gpctalii it=&eppltc ct llbbru0 /
Stolien. gn @enerolltrejfc, bDor=
mes Scr far puret truet / lnngere
Si0> er begpn6t poo flere Gte0er,
nobnlig Sen nor6lige Del al 2on0et.
S @enua far ser bnret flere Sorn-.
menitg0 mellem 5trejferne pg @iili>
tnrst> ligele6es Milono, bborfra en-
Deprttation er ofgaaet til Gom for at
proteltere bos 9fegjeringe11 MOO at
grbei0erne angribes af @ol6aterne.
Gn 1ne9ti9 Storn roie6e li6lte
Sorsoog Scat oper Seem Dorf og Ont
egn og mgrfe0es langs 1elten beIe
Mtlonterbapsfpltcn. S 9felp Dorf
bar Sen leOlaget al 11maa6elige &eg11<
ifDl, Ser forbon6le0e @o0er11e til ri=
pen0e Str6mme.. 9ll Srofif poa
Sporbognslinierne og poa &pibaner=
ne itanoie6e, og Gulin6er al 9fu6er
fnultes al 6en po16lomme &in6> Ser
blnlte 80 D2il / Minuttet. Oglaa I
SerieD Gitp lfete ser oblfillig 9fooe
be6 Stormen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

Strejfe paa l1bitillinsen. Sra st.
2ouis me66eles, at $50 9S,10ianere,
@oipboDs og Sol6oter, ser far DoDt
Mninttelle / set ltore nwil0 @elt
Sbolp" poa uEbe Btfe", bar giort
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

Sgiaa Sssapaneierne bar betD6elige
Gorfarfninger 1iggen6e / set ip6git-
Iige Moncbnriet, re6e til at ftg6e til
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The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
A Treat in Music

The Orphens Concert company of
Australia returning from Chicago to
the Pacific coast enroute to Australia
have been secured by a committee of
St Stephens Catholic church to appear
at the Opera house next Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. Bernhard Walther, the greatest
violinist of the age, heads the compa-
ny and is supported by the best talent
in Australia. Their great success in
Chicago. Cincinnati and Kansas City
is spoken of in the highest terms by
all the musical critics in those cities
and their appearance was in the ma
ture of an ovation. The fame of
Glenwood Springs appealed so strong
ly to the members of this organization
that the management was prevailed
upon to give the company an outing
here by cancelling an eastern date an1
on this account only was their appear
ance here made possible, Opera
House, Monday evening, April %.
Tickets at Parkison s.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
Parks Has a Birthday

Miss Williams gave birthday par
ty Monday evening for Mr.. g. c..
Parks to which number of friends
were invited and most pleasant eve
uing spent. The guests were placed
around six tables and showed their
skill at whist, Mesdames Everett
and Parkison winning the prizes fol
the ladies and Messrs. Wallace and
Crocker won the prizes given for the
fortunate ones among the gentle
men players.
After the games the guests were re-
freshed with most tempting lunch,
Mr.. Parks with his customary gal
lantry presented each lady with a
dozen beautiful carnations.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudasill, Taylor, Bisbee, Parkison,
Everett, Mesdames Phillip, Crook,
Schwarz, Estey, and Moore, Misses
Dildine and Lord and Messrs. Parks,
Thorson, Wallace, Crocker, Shumate
and Chas. Taylor All were united
in wishing Mr. Parks many more
pleasant birthdays.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
BASALT BUBBLES.

Miss Robinson spent Saturday and
Sunday in Glenwood Springs.
Miss Cora McGonigal of Leadville
spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles Nell
son.
Messrs. Newton Barnes and Marvin
Sloss spent Sunday in Glenwood
Springs.
Mrs. Elsie Gay of Carbondale spent
several days visiting relatives here
last week.
Lester Sweet returned Tuesday
night from trip through Kansas and
Nebraska.
Misses May and Nora Lydick spent
SATURDAY in Aspen on both business
and pleasure.
Will Tierney from Leadville was
shaking hands with his many friends
here on Monday.
Mr. ana mrb. ". NelsOu ana MrS.
James Mallon left Monday morning
for Princeton, California, They will
locate there as Mr.. Mallon has ppr-
chased land.
Joseph veVerka. cashier at the
Midland Office, has taken short va
cation. He will visit Denver, Fort
Collins. Sterling and other points be-
fore he returns.
Last Friday was Arbor Day and it
was observed by our schools in the
morning by the planting Of trees and
plants. In the afternoon large
number Of the teachers and pupils
went on a picnic.
The entertainment given Tuesday
evening at the Odd Fellows hall was
a genuine success. both socially and
financially. All the numbers on the
program were we'll rendered. especi
ally the lily drill by the twelve little
girls.
The Glenwood post., 1904-04-23
ANTLERs ANTICS.

A light snow fell last Thursday
night.
Spring work is we'll advanced in the
valley but the season is not unusually
advanced.
A large force is at work clearing
the Cactus Valley ditch and water
will be down in week.
Very little planting will be done on
the mesa this year. They will wait
another season and have the reservoir
to draw from.
John Fuller has moved to the Clark
ranch and Ed. Raynard has purchased
the house and ten acres of land adjoin-
ing formerly occupied by Mr. Fuller.
A large force of men and teams be-
gin work on the reservoir Monday.
1t looks like 'go'' this time. 1t is
the intention of the present board of
directors either to have a reservoir or
know the reason why, which is the
right thing to do
Mrs. Richard Prendergast died very
suddenly Tuesday morning about two
O'Clock, the immediate cause of death
being heart failure. She had been
i'll for some time but was considered
out of danger until the final attack
when she died before medical aid
could reach her. A very large pro-
cession attended the remains to the
last resting place in Rifle cemetery,
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CARDIFF CINDERS.

Mrs. Dearing was Glenwo ood Wis
itor Tuesday.
Miss Anna Sundmacher is on tn,
sick list this week
Chester Hudson of Spring Gulcf
was Cardiff visitor Sunday
Otho Swearingen is building a new
log dwelling on his ranch near Car
diff.
Mrs. J. I. May went to Basalt Sat
urday morning for few days visit
with relatives and friends
Mrs. r. Hollingsworth, who has
been visiting relatives at Basalt, re-
turned home Friday morning.
Mrs. Charles Rhyme and three
youngest daughters of Bryant visited
at the Dearing ranch Saturday and
Sunday.
A number of the farmers of Four.
Mile are turning some of their mead.
ow land up side down and are going
to try their luck with spuds thi.
year.
Mr.. Reubendale an old resident OF
Cardiff, is again in our little city and
has accepted the position of agent al
the depot for the Colorado Midland
Railroad company.