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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
B(ioer Js(ano eneei(k?

Sen islan6ife Mltingsmono Ser
mann Sonasion ffriper / Ei6sfriftet
~@tlanten", at Sslan6 lpber 6are for
at blibe engelf &plont. 0g set fan
fun blipe til @abn for iaapel engelif
lom iSla1of @an6el, for isIan6ife
Sorbol1 | oct bele taget. Sen eneIte
iom taber 11oget> er Donmnrf> iom
bltner ifubbet no at ct Bonbo1> iom
fnnae babe bragt 6or6eIe for begge
Rarter. SSlmo ~er fattigt> % Sc
1ono trenger til @ietp, @apitaI og
arbeibsfraft, lite eiennem Maahega=
Der, men giennem @%amnrbeioe, for6i
Ss(an3 ielo bar iaa meget at poe,
raar BET ferit fomarrer paa 6o6e. 0g
bette bar @nglen6erne meb lit uo-
pregeoe Sanoelsinitintt aIlere6e 1et,
og oe 5ar begpn6t at in6fpre engeIif
&apital 2anoet. Ser ltgger 6aren.
gnglenoerne befarer, 2an6et, lerer
bet iSIanoife Sprog, fieber 2afseIbe,
fieber SSlanos @arer, letter 8efoIf<
ningen | sens 9ibsfamp be6 at fipbe
Sorifen balbtgrret, bpilfet er al Be-
tDoning poo @run6 al Sc fugtige
Somre. gnglen6erne fjeber sSSor6
og nobD6er SSor6lo66er afgtftsfrit til
De, iom op6prfer Gem. @iennem alt
bette fomme SSsSten6erne> felipe Be-
folt1ingen, nermere og 11nrmere til
England, og ti1itoft opitaar set ganife
naturltge 9nife, at 2an6ets @tots-
forbolo tommer UNDER engelif @tpre.
Observation-Disclosures bill affe6e set,
tie 9nife, og @ngIenoerne, iom er
@enoens foritan6igite og bumaneite
Sanoelsfolf, bill lite bere iene til paa
ollie Smraaoer at imgoefomme So
lanoS Srong eg gnifer. Ddnmorf
tan alortg forlange, at SsIanb ifuloe
gtoe @ffa!6 poa Goroele, iom ct on-.
oct 2ano bDoer set. men bette
Samarbeibe fun6e % buroe ifabes
n'ellem Dannearf cg sslan6. Set
er bette, iom en- bel Gel - enon1
Oct iterite @arti ~ paa Sslano pn-
tier: oonf @apital, oonf @nnoifab,
1termeit poo 2anobrugets 0mrao6e,
.hbor Sslano itaar tinoge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
&c q olgarbens Oil

Set 6liper pe0 olle 2%ejligbeoer
bGpOet blal10t Mmerifanerne, at iSri=
ltaternes 8ef olfning life er Mi(itori=
tier. Set bore lom Bet oil mes 0en-
ne Eaaltan0, n1angt og meget tp0er
paa, at Set life er Sc umerifunlfe Gi=
ger olene, Ser fat cit Spagbeo for Sc
blonfe Snapper. Oglaa Me,10ene
lpnes ON at lie Jig ieIp / Sen ltramme
6ratfe me6 Gobel beo 2en0, oq oct
CT 10 6a cgiaa en- fien6t Sag, at 81
ficerspolter1e poa @%ubernprens Stab
berer til Sc melt e%ftertragte6e brg6=
lgle 9berb. Ser er imioIerti6 en-
goo SIDE beo 6enne Sag. Noor set
giploer, er M%merifaneren en- gob, ,6=
boloenoe cg trofait Soloat; oct Iigger
bam / 8lo6et, og 6erfor er set, at
Statsmilitlen Nationalgaroen, bar
afg1pet ct lao ooeror0enltg bar6ifulot
Watertale / bore &'rtge. Mmerifas
itooen6e Seer er f%orboIospis lille, ON
emo fiffert flor NOT til 8ebopet unoer
olmtnoe!ige 6orbolo; me,1 at Sen er
bette, ffplbes booe6iogelig 8efolfnin=
gems patriottife Ian6, reoe iom Den
altt6 er til at meoe UNDER @aaben
}oo inart set bebbbes. Smi6Ierti6
er 8ilien til at gribe til 8aaben ct,
@bnen til paa rette Maobe at fire
bette noget on6et, og bpa6 set Der
fommer iaa meget an pao er,ot Ser er
2eoere, Sfficerer, Ser / 6arens
@tun6 er fompetente til at fgre an:
og | 6enne &etning fan set let tpn<
fes at fomme til at gaa gait; tbi W1i-
lit1ernes Sfficerer er Men6, Der i
6reoens Gi6er 6prfer 6reoens Gus
Ter, og ON mtltter u66anneIie er ser
liel1en Sale. Sci maa 6a beteq=
mes fom ct betp6eltgt 6remifri6t, at
De mlttere 2obe mi er en6re6e ioa=
leoes, at MilttSofficerer Tan faa So
gang til at giennemgaa SCREENS re-
gnlere Oficersfurius poo 6en 8etin-
gelie at 6e mao fblge 6isie fra 8e-
gpnoelie til @n6e. SIT Gibu6et far
meot 3ililutning fees beo1t oeraf at
Der al1ereoe bar mel6t Jig langt flere
Deltogere al 6enne @lasie ems Ser
tan mootages. Denne 0r6nin bill
ntptbliom / bgi @ro6 bore til 5tats-
mtlitiernes 8e65te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

folot UNDER &roningsfeitligbeiern
en- ftrfgr0elig llpffe paa @booinifp-
Sletten uoenfor Moifo1t. Ser bar
poa Sletten opfgrt Ell &effe Sober
bnorfra Ser Ifjnnfe0es Solicit Mob
og 9riffe I g. orens Mopn. gn
%nmoooelig Me'nefemeng6e, op imo6
100000 Herioner bop6e / Mottens
26 lomlet Zig foran 8o6erne, %
Strengthen blep iaa flor, at nelten
5000 Mernelfer bleb fpolt eller
tro1npet til6poe. 5ioen Sen Si0 be-
trrogter &dnoerne pber Dele &uslono
%opertrpif @5oren iom en- @nnbelbets
Mon0 og troer fl1l6t og fait, at &bo<
Din ifp=l1lDffen er Mariaget til, at ban
fife foar 1togen 5eon. 8gn0erne
gj6r life @5oren %anibarlig for Sen
ifrGffelige 8egipenbe6, men Sc poo
ltaor, at Jams Snfel, 5torfprIt Ger:
&c, Mo1fous @eneralg1perner, bar
Mnlboret. @torfpritens 9genabn
blonot 89n6erne er ga ogloa ~@bo=
oinlfp=6Driten" Mt income Sen
&jenosgierning, at Sc rusitlfe 8dn6er
betegner EN- Snfel of @5aren poo
0ena1e Maa6e, er nof til at 1t6eluffe
fra &ralan6 set Gi6sifrift, bbori 6en-
ne Mrtifel ofentltggi6res. Mt on=
TITLE @etragtninger ODER SEN feiier.
1<lige 6amilie er @onlpsning. 6rc
Mrfangel til O6esia fra @looipolt
til @totfbl1nen CT Ser intet> iom &res:
leceni uren er mere benipns1p1t ltrenl
oberfor ems Sffentliggj9relie al no
gen SentD6ning til set rns1iIfe Sci
ierfl1s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
t a t-ernes &reii
0entfan6i6nt.

y ~ ~ - ! ~ u \.
Set moo I'LL oniees for gipet, at
ben @ano er fur1oen, iom Demofro-
terne oil iamles ON / Sen fommen6e
&arrpagne; 8. b. |. lite ollie Demo.
troter; ben ra6ifale Sci af 8orttet
oil m1ltg ~bolte" elIer faite fine
Stemmer bort til andre @an6i6oter,
Der bar eroru1 min6re n0iigt til at
fsre oeres reipeftibe 8artier til SER
emo Gemofraternes bor. set. Com
iaobonlig er set 8artiet / Seem Sort
Stat, ser .bar gibet Sonen an, GA
bette bar be6 6e / Mon6a9s 1te6,
fanone @alg al Gelegoter til @onpen-
tionen ct. 2ouis in1trneret. 6e poIq-
te M9n6 til at folte 6eres 5temmer
for Mlton 9. 8arfer al Seem Sort,
Der allerebe / l9ngere Sis bar bpret
onft for ben acknowledgement Mu-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Sor megen 0 + t a I e.
Ser er &eformatorer ,iom far facet
oe1 Mani altio at tale om Srun=
gen til &efcrm; Sc fan life 1oa Sic
poo en- Sing mellem @imme( oq
Soro, 1.0en at SEN trenger til at la
beg ON. Sffe at Sc altio far SEN
11pe Stngenes Sr6en / fulofpr6tq
@tano til at iatte / @teoet for sen
9anle;; tngrt imo0 er Sc bpppigt
temmelig uflare ODER, bba0 set er Sc
1elo oil; melt an0erleoes faI set
bore, og ser ma bruges itore Orb
for at foa Bette iloaet fat. Set er
MI engong oeres 8o%rretning. Gp,
rinoeltg bar Sc lat us / 2tuet me6
De beoite @eniigter at rette ct eller
anoet, Ser lite Dor lom set bur6e be-
re, og De bar ful10et, at Ser fun6e
1t9es en- Vfasle b%ejtflDben6e og be,
tt1tter1oe cling paa &eformens @on-
to; 1ao er oe blebet oanemesiige Me-
tormmoltiner efterbaan6en> bugger
l6s til bbire og %benitre og la6er
9fa1roen Lobe. MogIe 6plgere foar
De altio; men set er BOG ct spprgs-
maol, ON &eformiogen / fin Qllmin.
oel19beo bor bgrre SLENDER emo Sc
professionally ~&eformifraolere, ser /
&toe og utioe i1aor poo @tortuom-
men.
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Bj6rn(on=Bautaen
Mfilpres / Sarge, q. 9af.,
sen II. @aj.

Com tt6ltgere omtult far ser /
l9ngere Sis al Mor6mpn6 / Mor6=
oelten pgret arbei6et for at foo rejit
cit @al1to for Norges mel It ber9mte
Mor6man0, 8j6rnitjerne 8jprnlon, /
Mmerifas mel mrlfe Stot, Mor6 9o=
fota; Set loa 6o 119r> at Bla6le11,
bpor oenne 8o1ta ifl1l6e itao, mqotte
ngre Sarge, iom er State11s met nor
ife 8p. gn &pmit6 far orbei6et
ibrroigt / lnngere Sis poo at foo
Sugen brogt til l%tofprelle, og SEN er
MT 11aaet ioo bi6t, at Stenen lfol az
ilgres fprltfpmmen0e II. Moi Mor=
ges 6ribeos0og.
Sc 6eitligbe0er> Ser ifol 1ebioge
Mfllpringen pil foa Torm al en- ltor=
llooet ncrif 6plfefeit> ser ifol itrnffe
Jig oDer lbelc to Gage. @omiteens
SefretGr> ST.. 81. 81. Srobaten al
Sarge, mes bpem ri for ct &or Gage
1loen bapOe en- Somtale, me66e(te %,
ct ban ira olle 9ele al Mmerifo bop=
De mootoget @cpile r pao SEN ltore
Snteresle, Mor0mnn0eue bite Sogen.
9l1nore6er al Ntor6mpno ira Mor6=
pelten bill fomme til Soften, enfelt=
nts og mes @fstrotog, ia fra loo
lon3t borttiggenbe Gte6er lom Mos=
locDuletts 90 SEEM Dorf er ol1mel0t
Geltogelie.
Soften begpnoer Mon66g Sen 16.
Moi meo ct Ggte norif 8onoebrpl=
lltp - life en- @fterligning, men Ben
ggte Sing, me0 .uirfeligt 8ruoepar,
Ser fra Sen Sag CT Mon0 og @11ltru
for 9open og for @116 og &permano.
Set bliper en- 6eitligbeo> bpis 2ige
1Gp fpr er let fer i 2onoet: st
mpgtigt 8rlr0etog mes @pttere og
Tplge norif Mational6rogter> 8ru=
ben impffet meo &rone, og Gpille=
ma11oene / Spioicn for Goget; enopi-
0ere to &iegemeltre hpis Mapne hi
fiertoer, men life n1oa rpbe. Og /
8%ruoebuiet bliper ser cit ltorllaoet
Set ON &atten> @allingoaniere %
Eoler / @asiepis.
Mf%1bringen finder steo naite Dag,
Sirsoog Sen II. Mai 6ormiooog @I.
10. Scrub for 6enne bliper Ell flor
EroceSiipn; bpem Ser ifal bolbe Mf-
llpringStalen er el16nu life en6eliq
taltilaaet, men Get bill blipe en- al
2onoetS melt fien0te norife Eolere.
DIN @ftermi6oagen bill ser bIibe
bolot en- flor 6eit, til bpilfen @omi=
teen bar iifret fig iom Golere iaa an
iete Mnn0 iom Mr. McGumber, 6or=
bnr1os1enator fer Nor0 9afota, ser
bill tale ON vGpr6mpn0ene / 5to,
ten, og &ongresman0 @olpor @tee=
nerlun, bpis Gimme bliber uMmerifa
lom &iem for &or6men6ene". Ser
er ltgeleoes @oob ON, at @uperngr
Ga 6olette al @tsconi i'm oil fomme
ttt1teoe og tale ODER: r@isconlin
iom Moromauoenes fgrite &iem Il
Mmerifa".
@jernion 8autaens Mflgring bill
bltoe en- 8egibenbeo, Ser tent bill gaa
Moromenoeae / Mmertfa al Min0e.
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ntagen peo at Der / Rorronen enonl1
fototes en- lille &eit al Sen 9arre6s-
l9f1 lom onl9iber @ru1tlQ6ninaen.

Iu''oleS GU lule Jte1t at 0e1 SRrreOSz
l9f, iom onlgiper @ru6tIooningen,
fra set foregaaenoe @fub, el1er ct
lille &rlrotborn / @lpo, oo SEN npe
&rl%'otlao1ing a%nbragtes i &ononen.
&r1totlooningen i set npere Bag
looeifpts CT / cit 2arreosief. Muar
en- &ano11 ifal la0es, iattes fprit &ro-
%jeftilet i1,o, og 6erefter &rat6tlo0z
ningen, Ser for Ell 10 Gpmmers @o=
non er 800 &0. 4 geffe a 80 @o.
/ bper. S Sc Sage, 6a Sc gamle
glatbore0e 6orlooefanoner bar /
@r1tg, pg Ser bren6tes fort &ru0t,
bleo 8unonen ~biifet" og reniet efter
bbert Sfu0 inoen Sen blep 1obet poo
ny, for at man fun0e bpre ol6eles
ltfter paa, at Ser life par noge11 &eit
al set forrige Sfl1o, iom funoe olt=
tenoe Den nDe @ru6tloontng, Ser
bleb lat in0 / SEN. Men Sbeorten
for set mooerne Sfpts er, at Hrojef=
tilh po5ler laa ol6eles npie / 2ebet,
at Set toger alt mes fig, ser finoes /
Bette, og oerfor lfuI6e Ser ingen ST.
re pare for, at Ser iful6e ligge nogen
&eit og 11lme Ser, iom fl1noe bringe
11ogen 6are for Mntnn6elie al Set
nel tie 5fao. &pnoige 0fficerer paa=
itaoer oog> at 6enne Sbeori life er
fu1ot foitilaaet; Sc onier set life for
belt umnligt, at Ser fl1n0e ltgge Ell
lille glp6enoe &elt bag &rojeftilet.
Gnopioere poapeges set / Mrtifleu,
at &anonen beb bpert 5fub bltper
tgrft opbeoet, og beo gie1tagen og
meget burtig Sfp6en er Set life
l1muligt, at SEN fan ppnao en- iaa b9i
@arme, at 0enne oIene, 116en at no=
gen @leo er for11g6en, er naaet op til
&r116tets acknowledgements.
Me6 &enipn til SEN / uMislouri"
%in6trufne @faploiion be66er Set at
6en mao antoges at bore ifet netop
iom &ru6tlaoningen bogfra er Iagt
in6 / set laafal6te u&ammer" / &a<
norel1, og in0en 2uffemefanismen
enomn funoe a%nbringes for Bette.
Sen &e0e, Ser n6bifle6es al &r116t=
Hammer iom iaole6es frit fog u6 /
Eaniertaarnets Sn0re, bar iaa 11bp=
re, at Sc Smfomne / ct mi er forfl1l=
leDe, og Set iomme far bnret Silfel=
Set me6 Sc Solf, ser bolot Jig / Set
neOen UNDER liggen6e 9o6erlln, ser
fltn bar ifilt fra Toniertoornet mes
cit oaben &iit> giennem bpilfe11
Ilammen i1og ne6 paa Sc ser 1taaen=
Sc 2ubninger at &rl16t, fer6ige til
at beiie op / Soornet.
Set itore Mogaiin, / Dbilfet bele
Sfibets Mmmunition opbepare6es,
itg6te lige op til 2a0erummet> og 3D.
rem mellem 0isie @11m Ito6 aaben.
Com befien6t iprang Ell bebjertet
Nrtilleriit beo Nopn Monion in6 /
Magaiinet> iaa mart ian merfeoe, at
Der por noget gait paa Ser6e og trof
2eren til efter iig. San reooeoe
oerbeo Sfibet, men ian bap6e paa ct
b9ngenoe Saar 11er ielb lat 2ipet
til, ga Magalinet blep fpl6t mes
San0; ban bar bulp 6p6, 0a man fit
bam u6.
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So 9b6sfalS. S Sen norife Solo
nj @an 6rancisco er Ser ifglge
~8ien" Sen ii6ite Gi6 in6truffet to
DeoSfal6 af 6ens mere befien6te
Meolemer. Den enc bar Srn 9o-
rotbea De6efam 8ru1r, en- meget be-
gapet 8ianiitin6e, ser ito6ig me6bir-
fe6e be6 be fan6inabiife &oncerter
6eri 8Den. Sen on6er bar Mr. 6.
Micbelet, en- al 8tonererne inben
sen norife @olont i6et ban tom til
@an Grancisco for 35 aar ii6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

&aeiHefpitens norife @amserfor.
bnnos @eitpreIie bar befluttet> at
5orbunoets aarIige @angeritebne
iaar ifal afbol6es I @eattle, @aib.,
80. Suli til 1. Muguit. Set ben.
tes, at omtrent 200 @angere fra
Hacificitnterne oil 6eltoge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

&enleb @aboers, @enners og Sc.
fierotes Opmerfiombe6 paa ct.
8aul 8ioen6e" og ffaf 8Ia6et en- MI
Monnent bIan6t lem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul.
MINI, as second class matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

benfgrt til Sorbrp0erne> om bun iffffe
baboe bpret &eiierin6e. Sc Ggen,
lfaber, bum operferte til fine Otter,
to1nanere, oar life laa6onne, iom
gloroe iftffet for ct %regelmesfigt 2ip
eller ct bel6tgt S%tats1tpre. &otori-
mas @ano, 8eter III, bleb rpo6et al
Nelen og antages at bore blepen
mDroet. Span vi blep in6eiper=
ret / ct Sangetaarn / often Mar 90
oerpaa mr6et, me6ens Yeter II,
@5aren al 1927 og @fterfelgeren al
&otarina /, bbis f6rite Ma1r6 6reb=
tes iamme Dag bum formale6es mes
Setter BEN 1tore> blep ofiot.
Dette er @5orens 6amiliebiltorie.
Set er umtligt, at en- MrpefgGyer,
lom bar beret plettet at 8lobsuogp=
odie, @olb og ulpffe> fan bore u6en
SnoHp6elie paa &arafteren. &bis
bette er iaa, er @5arens Ennglin6
forflarltg. @oa fommer Sc feiier<
lige Smgipelier. @amttoig iom ben
orbelige Sn6flp6elie iffe fan babe
un6lo6t at gipe @5arens 6in6 ct:
Mnitrgg at Merfbeo % 6pitre Mnel-
Ter, bar 6e Omiten6tgbe6er, bbor1111-
Der ban Tom paa fine Sabres Srone
life ppret ififfet til at u6iIette 6en
ban bap6e facet igiennem
fin Sgoiel. Den 81. Mai 1896 fore
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-09
M arried

At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bowen at high noon, Saturday, Sept. Sd
occurred the marriage of their daughter,
Efie Abigail, to Robert Payton Manard.
Rev. Stephens of the NJ. E. church per-
formed the ceremony and the bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Christie,
while Mr. Harold A. W. Manard, brother
of the groom, acted as best man. Only
immediate relatives Of the contracting
parties were invited. A wedding feast
with Mrs. Eel. R. Lidicker as cateress and
served by Miss Ada Keal, of Rockford,
was partaken of by the guests immedi-
ately following the ceremony. The
bridal couple departed for st. Louis and
after taking in the sights at the fair will
pass the remainder of their honeymoon
at Mackinac, Mich. They will be ''at
home at 1926 Winona St.. Chicago, after
October 1st. Friends here unite in we'll
wishes and prosperity all along the jour-
ney of life.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-09


Andrew Jensen, democratic candidate
for state treasurer, was born in Norway
on June 4, 1913. He came to America in
1869 and worked the first summer by the
month for Samuel Clark on Albion Prai-
RE and attended school during the win
ter, doing chores for his board. The next
few years he raised tobacco on shares
for Albion Prairie farmers. By strict
economy he accumulated a small capital
with which he started in the tobacco
business in 1874, and has since been
highly successful.
He is president of the Tobacco Ex-
change bank, has been elected mayor of
his city six times, and is one of the most
popular men of this section of the state.
He has an interesting family of nine
children, the two oldest sons being con-
nected with him in the tobacco business.
Mr.. Jensen is prominently identified
with the Norwegian Lutheran church,
having been for many years member of
the general council of the synod. He has
been patron of the old Albion acad-
envy at Albion, being treasurer and d.
rector since it's purchase three years ago
by the Norwegian congregations of Dane,
Rock and Columbia counties, his wise
counsel having had much to do with the
present success of that historic institu-
ton
Mr.. Jensen was married on New Years
day, 1877, to Miss Hannah johnson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob John
son of Edgerton. Mr.. Jensen has been a
lifelong democrat and counts it high
honor to have been one of the presiden-
tial electors of Wisconsin who voted for
President Cleveland in 1892.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-09
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR STATE TREASURER.
Has Six Times Been Mayor OF Edgerton.
All Parties Unite in Welcoming Him Home From The
Convention That Bestowed the Honor.

"' u0S VHfC III UCiGunii5 HIH HuHC FIuM fHo
Convention That Bestowed the Honor.
A large number of citizens composed
OF all political parties were at the depot
last Friday afternoon to extend the hand
OF welcome to their friend and worthy
townsman, Mr.. Andrew Jensen, who re-
turned from the Oshkosh convention
where he was rendered the nomination
for state treasurer on the democratic
ticket. The Edgerton cornet band was
present to furnish music and as Mr..
Jensen alighted from the train, accom-
panied by G. f. Tallard and G. A. Hoep,
who were delegates, he was completely
surprised. After hearty congratulations
and warm Misunderstanding, the convention
party were ushered to a waiting hack
and headed by the band proceeded to
the steps of Mr.. Jenson's warehouse on
Front street and speech was called for.
In the brief remarks Mr.. Jensen graci-
ously thanked all for the way in which
they had welcomed him home, and he
expressed the wish that ii the party
which nominated him to the office of
state treasurer was successful at the
election in November, it would be for
the mutual benefit of the citizens of the
nation, of the state and of Edgerton.
After three rousing cheers for Andrew
Jensen the crowd dispersed.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-09
Tobacco Notes

Mr.. Edg ar S. Pretzfeld, of the New
York firm Of Pretzfeld & Co., has been
in the state for a few weeks assisting G.
F. Mabbett in the buying of the new
crop in the Vernon county district.
w. S. Brill arrived from New York
during the week and Immediately set his
force of buyers at work looking through
the growing districts, which is an evil
dence that the United Cigar Manufact-
urers do not intend to be entirely dis
tanced in the rush after the new crop.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-09
New State Bank at Mcfarland.

Articles of Incorporation of the Nc
Farland State bank. to be opened at the
village of Mcfarland, Dane county, have
been approved in the Office of Commits
sioner of Banking M. G. Bergh. The
capital is designated as $4,000. The in
corporators are Charles f. Hunter, 0. I.
Olson, T. Lewis, ?. E. Erickson, ". S.
Heddles, Sena c. Thorson, Amelia O.
Thompson, J. P. Quinn, T. e. Drifting
ham, J. III. Hixon, j. NJ. Anderson and
NJ. d. Larson.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-09-09

TTalns Leave EdgertOn Station as Follows
GOING EAST.
no. 4, daily except Monday. 80. 1855 a. m
No. 40, daily. Observation-Disclosures. -. 6:58 a. m
No. AZ, daily except Sunday. Dol a. m
No. 8, daily except Sunday. 10 al a. m
No. 49, daily except Sunday. ........ 4:25p. m
No. A. Sunday only. ........... 4:A p. m
No 92 Freight daily ex Sunday IL As a. m
No. 81, Freight, Sunday only $500. $50 a. m
No 1866, Freight except Sunday. esp M
GOING WEST.
No. 1, Daily Sunday excepted . 9:39 p. m
No 43. Daily. .....-. 9:25 p. m.
No. 81, daily except Sunday. ........ 7:17 p. m.
No. 5, Daily except Sunday -. ------ 1:44 p. m.
No 81 dailv except Sunday. 1900. II :05 a. m.
No A. Sunday only ..........1 1910 a. M
No 81 FREIGHT excent Sunday. ...... 80 o. m.
Nos l and I through trains for all points west
of Mississippiriver.
j. A. HENDERSON Ticket Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
FOUR
MORE
GAMES
Vancouver Schedule Changed
and Games Will BE Played
In This City

Manager Preble. of the Vancouver
league ball team last night requested
Manager Fay to allow the games
scheduled to be played in Vancouver
this week, to be played in this city.
The reason for the change is that the
high water in the Columbia river has
interfered with the work on the
grounds in that city, and 1t was
thought better to play here than on
the East Side grounds in Portland, the
only other place accessible. The ar
rangements were concluded. and the
local fans will have four opportunl-
ties to see the Raglans In gilt-edge
ball this week, commencing Thursday.
The Vancouvers have greatly strength.
ened their team, and are said to be
playing very speedy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
censua by Wards.

A committee composed OF Mayor
Waters, Aldermen Gesner, Churchill
and Hughes, OF the city council, and
Messrs Bredemeyer. Patton and Ora
ham. Of the Commercial Club. met last
night and perfected arrangements for
taking an official census OF the seven
wards Of the city. The mayor was
selected chairman OF the census
board, and II. ID. Patton secretary.
Two enumerators will be selected from
each ward, and will be paid 50 per
day, on accommodation OF the alder
men for each ward. The work will be
gin I'm a few days, as soon as the ap-
proprIate blanks can be prepared, and
this city will stand no misrepresenta,
tlons from Polk g. Co directories or
United States census.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-05-03
FACTIONS
ABSENT
THIS YEAR
Marion County Repub-
liCanS Awake to
the Situation
The Opening Rally at Wood,
burn Will Witness Red
Fire and Enthusiasm

There are no political factions in
Marion county this year. All the ele-
ments are working in perfect har-
mony. All reports of disaffectlon at
Woodburn were more than met by a
rousing meeting Monday night, and
the organization of a Roosevelt club
with 125 members.
The meeting also made the prelim-
mary arrangements for the rousing
meeting there on Saturday evening
next, the 9TH, when the campaign will
be opened.
Rousing speeches were made by
Walter L. Tooze, ]. H. Settlemier. J..
J.. Joseph, w. H. Marvin and others.
The result was the organization of
the Roosevelt Republican Club, of
Woodburn, of which DR.. John L. Shor.
ey was chosen president, Capt. o. d.
Henderson, secretary, and Hon. ]. M.
Poorman, treasurer. There were al
SO several vice-presidents chosen. all
the voting being unanimous and the
meeting being harmonious through.
out
The executive committees of the
Young Mems Republican Club and of
the Roosevelt Club have held meet
ings and decided on a joint meeting
Thursday evening at the city hail.
when more details will be entered in
to for the Woojburn rally. Tickets
will be sold to fill two cars and the
canvass has already begun. There
is talk of flambeau club, and at all
events there will be plenty of red fire
and enthusiasm.
The Southern Pacific will run a spe.
cial train from Albany to Woodburn.
May 7th, leaving Albany at p. m;
Jefferson, 6;17 p. m. Marion, 6:24 p.
m; Turner, 6:34 p. m; Salem, $3.50
p M; Chemawa p. m. Arrive at
Woodburn at 1880. Leave Woodburn
at IL p. m. Round trip tickets rs
cents from Salem.
The fare for the round trip from
all stations will be one and one-third
the regular fare. Republicans at AL
bany, Jefferson, Marion, Turner and
other stations are preparing to attend
in delegations.