davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

F. W. Heath, referee in bank
ruptcy, came from Montrose Sunday
and the next day heard creditors Of
Albert j. Osborne Of Somerset who
has recently been adiudged bank
rupt. Mr. Osborne is holding a posi-
ton with the Fuel company at at
Somerset. Present bankruptcy laws
are such that anyone but a farmer
can become bankrupt, Why the
man who tills the soil should he de
MED this gentle privilege Is hard q
tell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Teachers tell Of some funny ez-
cuses for truancy that come into
their hands these days. Almost
anything goes with some doting pa
rents and there are cases ike the
one in he story. The teacher in
quirrd; Johnny. where Is your e1-
cuse. We'll, teacher, | had one.
but me poor mudders handwritin
Is so bum dat | was axually ashamed
to bring It, Gunuison BOYS who
are troubled that way write the ex-
cuse themselves.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs Gottlieb klebsattel
returned last week Thursday from a
ten DAYS stay in Denver Mr.. kleb-
sattel's mother accompanied them To
Denver and from there started to her
old home at Buffalo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

The Monday Afternoon club will
meet with Mrs. G. +. Adams ON
Washington birthday A patriotic
program appropriate TO the day will
he carried out.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

This office has just added an in
voice Of very handsome new job type
faces II YOU want the best print
ing the NEwS-CHANPIoN has the type
and the artistic workmen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

ttre Na.aar las soearea aas eaa
1rrt e. ru 81 sle zsae balIae
N-a I'D q Mas.a b. eFacssH1 e.
Fralr
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

The Women of Woodcraft have
been to a heavy expense to secure
such talented artists as Misses Le-
Furgey and Comstock and people
will undoubtedly turn out and en-
courage the order in bringing such
entertainments to Gunnison. The
admission is only 50 cents. Feb 10
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

A Grand Ball at Waunita Hot
Springs hotel Monday evening Feb
ruary -. 1904. Washington Birth
day" Excellent music and supper.
Tickets per couple including supper
H2UD
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

p II. Loucks enjoyed a visit the
latter part of last week from his son
Rev. r. l.. Loucks who was going to
Cedaredge to take charge Of the
Methodist church at that point He
has been attending the Denver uni
versltv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

TaLC Nv
Cd Gah aa a.
asr IlaH
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Henry h Lake, county coroner,
went 90 Crested Butte Monday Co
hold inquest upon the body Of D. ID.
Moak who Was killed in snowslide
above Gothic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Miss Hattie Stevenson returned
Tuesday to her home in Denver.
She has been in Gunnison for ten
days visiting the family of Sprigg
Shackleford and other old friends.
Miss Stevenson and her brother A.
NJ. Stevenson lived here in early
DAYS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Miss Gwyer who has been the
guest Of her sister Mrs Geo. Ander
son returned o. her home in DELTA
TUESDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

The Ladies uf the NJ + church
aid society met with Mrs. Florence
Harper TUESDAY afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

NJ. NJ Detch. crsiwhIie coari
steuographer has opened law ui
fcc at Ssaftle. Wash
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

A baby boy arrived Sunday Al the
home af NJ II Eudner All con
eerned are d0ing well
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Mrs. Walker BsFneft wlil enter
tain at a one ocl8ck lunche1n this
afternaan
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Remember tLe mass meeting a
the court house Tomorrow D. disousi
tureAt reserves.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

The latest war news will be found
on inside pages of the News ham
pion. This will be especially inter
esting where subscribers live far
from a postofice where the daily pa
per does not penetrate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Mrs. A. d. Smith entertained
Monday afternoon in honor Of her
guest, Miss Hattie Stevenson. The
hours were from , to 6. The guests
played Finch; Mrs. J. f. Whip
winning first prize, a handsome sofa
pillow, and Mrs. Fred NanAken the
consolation prize. An elaborate
luncheon was served. Mrs. Smith
is famous for her luncheons and this
was no exception
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

All who use atomizers in treating
nasal catarrh Will get the best result
from Ely's Liquid Cream Balm
Price, including spraying tube, -
cents S1ld bv druggists or mailed
by Fly Bros, j6 Warren ST, n. y.
New Orleans, Sept. |, 1900.
Me.srs Ely Bros | sold two bot
ties Of your Liquid Cream Balm to
a customer. Vim. Lamberton, 141j
Delachaise ST, New Orleans; he has
used the two bottles, giving him
wonderful and most satisfactory re
suits. Geo. W. McDulf, Pharmacist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Mrs Frauk Nmsers af Farlius
vas Ia Tsesliay shappnE
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

HIS D. ~ >amIliaer retsrne4
lAaueer fea-.iar
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

N5.- Iea Foi1sa isii ..r bees h1ma
iu Mau-rase >.lf,.Fdav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

" I E1wser visited his f.lmsiy in
Gunnisan Saluraay and Ssn4ay
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Jahu B. Bruthars has been APP
pointed a.lnlaistraiar g coliec 81
thr estate ct ID p Maak. He itii
valuable mlinmU property around
D .Llc
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

1 E l
v-eE
JaS Cru a 1r nm
taIaaa
FJ Ha-i .eaita Csaa-z f.ase
ee-feriy
NC Walar voHl q. Guau1
M Friday
3D. B I.svlz g. eag a taFaaea
slsa tsrhald
Jas FL Eaok oame m fHam Che
baaa ia-f evening
Miss Lcba ELH has bsea gal4e
sies WIth q eald this wecA.
Bsaz- Fmdag. February Is,h. o.
Nr and Mrs M q Lake Jr. a sau.
AIRS. J b C.Hausan and ehiIdFsu-
came trom PltkIn a veek AZ Thurs
day
/ Miss Zara Ealuak and Miss Dray-
er q Montrose aFa ghe guests of Mrs
Cbas Dole
The valentine social given ty the
Bchakahs was succcss both socially
and financially
A. q. Huismith. now train dis
an the 7. q n q at saliia came
ever yesterday an business.
/ Miss Stevens representing the
I Niara Go. af san Francisco was In
Gunuison this week in the interests
If that tun.
= q Zuuelder was at Pitkiu this
week looking up contracts ON the
new stone buildings 10 be erected iu
the burnt block
Mrs. Kate Meagher is So seriously
sick that her daughter. Mrs Pete
Frohm, WAS called from Rico Saiur
+ day o. attend her
| b +. Goodeuoueh has been trans
ferred 30 the Ouray branch of the y
and r. c. and viii shortly take his
family over there
John Faletti was in Gunnisn
from Crested Butte Tuesday and
Wednesday He is talking of start
ing "a store al the Buttes
Next Sunday half fare tickets will
be sold over the u. a Il. G.. 30 Colo
RADIO Springs, on account Of the ded
ication Of the university there Re
turn date is "Wednesday
Charley Eastman came from Sal
ida Monday, en- route for the circle
trip as manager over the LeturQey
| ComstOck entertainment which APP
pears at Woodman hall tonight.
Mrs. 5. B. Clark and daughter
Ruth arrived Saturday from their
extended stay in New York City
This has been the coolest winter
residents Of the metropolis have ever
experienced.
This office has "a fine new desk
telephone which is proving a great
convenience The Gunnison tele-
phone company believes in giving
its patrons the best material and the
best service.
II. s Crosby and ii. +. Bender
were over from Vulcan the middle
Of the week Mr.. Crosby thinks a
lazy from the gold belt side of Gun
nison county is entitled to that
Worlds Fair trip.
The latest war news will be found |
ON inside pages Of the ews-Charn-
pion. This will be especially inter
esting where subscribers live far
from a postofice where the daily pa
per does not penetrate.
7. ii. Loucks enjoyed visit the
latter part of last week from his son
Rev h. l.. Loucks who was going to
Cedaredge to take charge Of the
Methodist church at that point. He
has been attending the Denver uni
versity
Mrs. A. D. Smith entertained
Monday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss Hattie Stevenson. The
hours were from , to g. The guests
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

r. s. Crosby and H. +. Bender
were over from Vulcan the middle
Of the week Mr.. Crosby thinks a
lazy from the gold belt side of Gun
nison county is entitled to that
Worlds Fair trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

M y EsW-af ~ils has been slrIl
mC gAf Wluser in G.unul.gu naaEsl
hi- sullig haak g., nav.e this we
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Mrs sa1wsea af ~argeuis vas sn
Gsnnisau shsPping Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

1a Il Ea. = sssaas
F- Eae
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

E-- p. a Elllss ralaraal s.a s
irH -.rz
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

C T >l- rsaael tam UelT
Tae-aar.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Yesterday Ray Miller achiesed
his MAJORITY and his parents and
bruthers and sisters remembered the
2lsi birthday with a handsome g1id
watch that Raymond carries With
much PRIDE
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

FHi h kee Iz aI.cnaiEe l
DAYS ID tfuHalzaa racFe..asn4 afa
lilc u.lufer raufh vark a. CASH ll
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

~ ~a-aE ts~sau rsturusssi fI
t frm Matrasa waeEs SIR
a.l1 lsecn G. t5s5t lr d.suallsor ) ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

g r E ea
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

g Craa- ala.ea tyiug is
~anaaE
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

1a& crH rz s HH
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

i q Zugelder was at Pitkn this
week looking up contracts au the
new stone buildings 20 be erected iu
the burnt block.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Miss Stevens representing the
Niava Go. af san Francisco was In
Gunuison this week in the Interests
If that tum.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Mrs kate Meagher Is So seriously
sick that her daughter. Mrs. Pete
Frohm, WAS called from Rico Satur-
day o. attend her
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

The valentine social given BY ths
kchakahs vas SUCCESS both socially
and financially
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

E B Lewis b. eary lH tiulaieH
alea tsrasI
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Miss Z7ra E.iruek and Miss Bray
er af Montrose arr ihe guests of Mrs
Cbas bole
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

A G. Huismith. bow trmn dis
an the T. q n g at Saiia came
over Yesterday au business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Mrs j b. CaHauan and children
came .rom Pltkin a wcek az Thurs
day
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

b. a. Mako woal o. Guanlsal
a trdaz
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

ALERT Potter vino has been IN the
Sail Lake hospital sey raj week j. re-
turned o. GunnisoH tuesday Mr.
Potter has entirely recovered fr1m
the effect of bis accident ON the rail-
road
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

tialcl A
srae aasasea-e al.rli
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

This office has a fine new desk
telephone which is proving a great
convenience The Gunnison tele-
phone company believes in giving
its patrons the best material and the
best service.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Jas RI Elack camc m fram Che
Btads ia-f eeeusHz
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

o. d Hu-bs sratfa lzessl f.ase
ai=fdrg
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

B4az Fmday February Ieth- o.
Nr aud Mrs M p Lake Dr. a saa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Miss I.cIia ELsH has hsea galse
slas vltl . eald this weck
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

:. i. Edsardes, Recently appoint
ed state mining inspector arrived rH
Gunnison "Wednesday and will make
this headquarters for two weeks
He is here ON business connected
with the Bureau Of mines. MANY
friends congratulate him on the ap-
poiutment and certainly Mr. I'd
wardes Is splendidly equipped for
the olhce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

J Q Savior came from Cresied
Butte TUESDAY lie was with l.. b
Moak an Galoua mauutaiH when Jhe
su5wslide caused his death and SAYS
the experience was dreadful one
which be- will never forget.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

ID T. Goodeuough has been trans
lerred % the Durav branch # the y.
and r. G. and viii shortly take his
family over there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Mrs. 5. B. Clark and daughter
Ruth arrived Saturday from their
extended stay in New York City.
This has been the coldest winter
residents Of the metropolis have ever
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

John Faletti was in Gunnisur
from Crested Butte Tuesday and
Wednesday He is talking of start
ing a store al the Buttes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19
/" ' = ? = ' ? 2 = = , ' 2 =
LOCAL news

s~%~~S~~~ss~~ ~~%es~~~~~S@SS
LOCAL news =
~~z<~-~sss.ss~rS Ssx+x&%~~<@%s
tlaFeuea
fsrasae 4asasraEr iallrz-ills
d T >z nasaael ram Lsar
Tse-lar
Nr- 2. a E.ia.s rezurlse5 Sand s
irH -.rzar
HIS D. W sam1sasr rasarnes
IAaHrer iea=siaF
Ms-z I.aa F,ilsa iais lar bees hame
iu Mau-raso S.fasFiav
Mrs. Frauk Wmscrs 81 F.lrIius
Vas u Haestiay sharpluE
Mrs su1wdea 81 Saraeuis vas su
Gsnnisau shopping Monday
" R1wssr visited hi- flmsly Ia
Gunnisan Saturday and Nun4aX
Mrs Walker Bsrnett win enter
tam al a one cl8ck lunchaan this
afterneaH
Remember the mass meetiug al
the court house tomorrow D. diseuss
iorest reserves.
NJ NJ. Detch. orsfwhIie court
stenographer. has opened law ai
fcc at s.attle, Wash
A baby boy arrived Sunday al the
hame Of " II Endner All con
cerned art DOING well
The Ladies If the NJ + church
AID society met with Mrs. Florence
Harper Tuesday afternoon
Miss Gwyer who has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs Geo Ander
sou returned 30 her home IN Delta
TUESDAY
Henry h Lake. county coroner,
went 90 Crested Butte Monday Co
hold inquest upon the body Of - ID.
Moak who Was killed in snowslide
above Gothic.
The Monday Afternoon club will
meet with Mrs. G. +. Adams ON
Washington birthday A patriotic
program appropriate to the day viii
he carried out.
This office has Just added an in
voice Of verv handsome new job type
faces II you want the best print
ing the NEws-C CHAMPION has the type
and the artistic workmen.
A Grand Ball at Waunlta Hot
Springs hotel Monday evening Feb
ruary -. 1904. "Washington's Birth
day" Excellent music and supper
Tickets per couple including supper
$500
Mr.. and Mrs Gottlieb klebsattel
returned last week Thursday from a
ten DAYS stay in Denver, Mr. kleb-
sattels mother accompanied them To
Denver and from there started TO her
old home at Buffalo.
There has rarely been such a large
and Jolly crowd at Woodmen dances
as assembled last Saturday evening.
Over fifty couples came out and IT
was necessary to throw open Red
men hall to accommodate them.
There will be lady Washington
reception given at the home of Mrs
c. A. Nelson February 22nd A
general invitation will be extended to
all to call from 3 to p. IN. Light
refreshments will be served for
which a small sum will be charged
for benefit Of the NJ. +. Aid Society.
The Women of Woodcraft have
been to a heavy expense to secure
such talented artists as Misses Le-
Furgey and Comstock and people
will undoubtedly turn out and en-
courage the order in bringing such
entertainments to Gunnison The
admission is only so cents. Feb 10
Miss Hattie Stevenson returned
Tuesday to her home in Denver.
She has been in Gunnison for ten
days visiting the family of Sprigg
Shackleford and other old friends
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Articles If intense in
tereSt ON subjects Of the
greatest national import
auCe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Charley Eastman came from Sal
ida Monday, en- route for the circle
trip as manager over the LeFurQey
ComstOck entertainment which ap.
pears al Woodman hall tonight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-02-19

Next Sunday half fare tickets will
be sold over the ID. a Il. G.. 30 Colo
RADIO Springs, Oh account Of the ded-
ication Of the university there Re
turn date is "Wednesday.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
@tatcn @iscpniins &apitolimm

Ma6ilon ct 26roagS re6br9n0t,
laale6es at III fun 1rogle Murrelter
og en6el af SEN nor6re 6Ngi itaor til
boge. SSSl6en nene5 opfommet be0
ct @nsblns ct SoiletrnnL ser la6
for ngr en- SreDeg> og iom bar
6lebet bren6en6e 9fatten oper. 9e
bigtiglte @tatsarfiber bor / Sc il6fa=
1te @b9lbinger, al bbilfe ollie Depar=
tenenterne bab6e en- og 6e ct ioo at
ltge ubeifaOige6e. 9erimo6 ct Ser
brett6t en rneget ber6iful6 @amling
al 92elifbier fra 8orgerf"tgen og fra
Sen ipanif=amerifanffe &rig, fun Sa=
nerne frelltes. Ser par iaa at iige
ingen Msiurance> ga oen it61te 2e-
gtslatur be6tog en- Bob, ifdlge bbil=
fen al 9lsiurance ftul6e opgibes> me-
6ens ser fful6e oprettes en @tatsas=
1urance for De 5taten tllb6ret1De
8Dgninger> 111e,t 6ette Syon6 fan6,
tes iffe mere ems $4,000. 5fo6e11 or-
gibes forifjelligt, fra $800>000 til
100000, men ontages at bGre ner=
met set fdrItneb1rte Sal. Sra Mil=
lpanfee er ser fommet Gilbn6 ON Sen
0erberen6e @itD @all til &apttolinm,
,in0til Ser fan blipe bDgget ct npt, og
set pef1tes, at Ser oil blibe begpn6t
en- .Mgitation for at faa Statsia6et
flDttet til Milmanfee. @uberngr
Ga Tollette bar / 5dn6ogs bol6t en-
&onference 1ne6 Sc bdjere 5totsem=
be6smnn6 ON bbilfe Sfri6t Ser fol
,foretages-for at ffaffe ct npt &egie.
rtngsbus, men i11tet @fri0t er enbnr
ib9rfiat. Set bentes, at Ser bil bli
be iammenfal6t en- Ses1ton al Sc
gislaturer. Set ne0bran0te &api
tolil1n1 bar Ell nte9et inponeren6t
8Dgning, og 8pen Maoiion bdr bpg
] get me6 bette io1r Centrum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
sge 9Se6bpren / Stunt, SSl,li og

TOrpYe 9teooplell nSu1tt, Sllll Og
Mugult.
Sc 1tgrre Mantager bliper ti(lige
itorc slrbej0sgibere, 11opnlig ON
Ginteren, og bi0rager ill at ho10e
Soft poo 2ou0et. SIT Ser bliber
efterboon0en ct 1tort @rbeioe l1oe
@eoen, life ale1e be0 &lnntl1ing og
@prfni1tg, men ogiaa beo @uglt og
Yro6ufternes 6ora0ling.
ltobpttet for ielbe &lantageejerne
oil afb9nge af, bporpt6t Ser operolt
gfonomileres, bporpoa &eoeielifabet
olti6 bor 'ogt Sen itbrlte @egt oe
bborbi0t Set bil lpffes. at foa &nr=
oier lis al alt, hpao 6er gror frem.
9fpe YroOnfter frelnltilles MI al
8iergfpr> ladieDe5 Grnfltl, Gjpre,
SrnlDrc> @apelnpbler, III. M. San
9iergfprrer flll0t r6npttes, 6o bil
@ronlfupcu gro frem be0 @iergfpr=
rens @jnlp, ioet 0enne borttages i
rette Sis, na Se0elfopelle bill blipe
megct pnr0iful>e, rigeiom Seoe1es
&ultrr pi1 bnre lifret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
Mproltammen nbrDb6et. Sra Ybi

MprDItant1ltelt 1torDo0et. Sra sFDt=
lippinerne rapporteres AT Ser Sen IA.
6ebrnar bar fu16et e11 @a1np 5te6
mellem Moroitammen un6er 9lnfpr=
lel al en- Sonatifer, &asian Gotto> og
en- omerifanif @fspe0ition UNDER an=
.f6riel of @ajor @ugb 8. Scott pao
Solo, og efter en- bol6iom Scamp blep
bele @tommen ne6ioblet eller ifu0t
mes l1n6tagelie al Mnfpreren. Oct
te er Sen ii0lte &eit cf Sc '1tforlonlige
Moroer. 6aSian bar oprin0elig
Trelt, men ltille6e fig Spi0Ien for
EN- @5orobanoe og forfl1lgte 9lmerifa=
nerne paa set bol6lomlte, iler benpt=
te6e Sc Jig al forre6erife Sremgangs=
nouaoer; ban bpfle6e &enifab for
Maior Scott og oberfal6t bom 0er=
efter / 8il6uisiet paa Solo. Scott
far bgret poa bons Spor / lGngere
S6. Set itges, at @asians 8on6e
tolte ca. 600 Man6> og bpis Sc olle
er 6rgbte T9gtningen, moo benne
babe p9ret ret betD6eltg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

9peent @tribolt be6 Sen fgl. @ete=
riner og 9an6bobpiifole / &jeben-
babn Ser / SEN, ienere Si0 far for
oariaget en- bel On1peltning set
6anife &Degbrug be6 at fremlgtte
Sbeorier, Ser til6els on1itDrter alle
6e gq1nle 2ereigtmi1eer paa bette
Snerao6e, opbolber fig for 5ioen |
California. @an li6er UNDER Ell
iterf 9eerDelitet, foraariaget be0
Sberarbejoe. S California er ban
@ieit bos en- ibenif=d1nerifanif 9fig=
n1ano, Gutenberg, Ser eier flere ito=
re. @aar6e / Sfoalte, og ion1 5tribolt
er fo111n1et / ngr 8ergring ane0 u1t0er
iin @irfiombe6 paa &pegable1ls 0l11-
raooe. 5tribolt ogter at benoe til
boge til 9am1rrarf iao i11ort bons
&elbre0 tillo6er Set; ban ffal beo
iin @ie1nforrit le6e elr0el 111eeet om-
fatte116e Nor16g me6 Sanmenlig1i11-
ger of SerieDfpag ueo on6re Mal-
feracer, lom tioligere orttalt i bore
Npbeber fro Danmarf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
Gn inoiif stjcrnctpoer.

S Bombay taler ollie Mellnel fer for
Ii0en ON Ell marfelig Mitrolog, Ser
netop ncnteS til 8pen. Sans Mob1t
er fjenot pper Mlperoen, ii0en Sen
Gang fan fout0lae0e Song @6lpar0s
ESDg0onl &roningens Splnttelle,
Treben / Sp6ofrifa oip.
&ans 6oruoiigellesebne ligger
Sen iinlelige &roft> ban bar erbper=
bet Jig pe0 Stu6iet al uOo5a : pg bor
ct pillig i'll at oberbebile enbper ON
li1te Di0mn6erlige Morbsepner pc6 +.
CTS. at forl1olige ems 6ren1ti6 eller
giue en- Sfiloring af bpa6 MON ollie
'rcoe far opleDet.
sri Do115 Spaabnll1n1e for i110ebn=
|reu6e slar 11e66efes fglgen6e::
S Si6en lnelle11 II. Yebrnor %
%. sluguit bil Ser 11obrpoe &rig
mellem gngfan6 og forifieIlige ol1=
ore Magter. STienotligbe0erne bil
;begpn0e mes Ell &onflift 1ne6 &us<
lanb> og SUM- bill Song G0par0
fomme til at li0e al ltprf Jeber 1e
onbre SDgOom1ns. &ongel1 bliber
oog raft igjen eiter ca. en- MoaneoS
Torlpb. Gn0elig bil Grglan6 fom<
ME til at unOerlGgge Jig to ltore, til
6iife 2a110s0ele, Sen ene / 9epr6= og
Sen onoen Mellen1inoien. Set BIZ
'per Si6eu nellem 1. euni % II.
9fopcmber.
6orelpbig fan man 10 ie Si6en an.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04
v&prc nSuan6reoc 2an6smrnb",

v&prc nSuanbrcbc 2amSsmrnb", :,
Set npe 0anlfe 8la6, ser l1ogine5 al
ST.: sc. 6. Senlen, tiOligere YrGlt /
Sen 0o1lfe &irfe 9merifo> I'LL &C.
rer / &olbef, er nu 1t6fon1met / 5
0faane0er, % Set bar bit Jig at l9le
lin Speobe 1o,n @u0bringer mellem
2onosme1r6 operalt poo &lo6en pao
Ell meget tilfre6s1tille1t0e sQ3aa6e.
7et in0ebul0er 9ep5e0er operott fra,
i.1teres lonte slrtifler ON -9onlfe
fremmeoe 2on6e> gobe Smaafortel=
finger og ct set bele eli @lo6, ser
fortjener Sc 9anlfes Gelbilje og
Stptte. S set ii0lte Gutner ifriper
Meoaft9ren:
@i ifoI erligt tilltaa, at @egDn6el=
len por os en- Sfuffelie: Silllutnin=
gen bar longt UNDER, bba6 hi Dobee
boabet. 9erimo6 far hi al @run0
til at pqre tilfre6s 1ne6 Silgongen IL
SEN 1. Sftober:: @olbertallet er 1te=
get til benintob set tre0obbelte, og nj
mo6toger ne1ten 6aglig nDe 9eItil=
finger. @n6bi6ere no6tager bt tal=
rige Soreipgrgsler, sells ON 6orbolo
'og Silitan6e / ar10re Ger6ens6ele og
6els ON Herioner, lom @lpgtninge
eller @e1tner bor tobt al Spne. Sg
ri far bi6&I beret / Stan6 til enten
at funne belbare 1aaDanne Sore
ipergsler 1trafs elle:: at tp til 1ifre og
poali0elige 6orbin6eller,6er er billig
til at bieIpe os.
sos 2on6sme11o / frenntebe Ser
oensbele filt6er ri glnoelig Sorltao=
elie og 9penpatb'i. Set tager lang
Sis at opnoa Torbin6eller ober Sc
ltore Mfitan6e; men allereoe MI Ice
les @lo6et mes sSntereSle i forifiel=
lige @gne al 9llier, paa Seem 8ea=
lo116, MultraIlan6et, / 5pooanerifo,
6e Ior. 5tater og Gambia, ligeiom hi
ogioc bar @nl0ere / 5perige, @or9e
og set brittle @ige. 0g hi bor mes
@la0e nnrfet os, at flere al bore
r0ban6re6e 2qn0sn1elt6 biller @laoe1
lom ct beIfon1n1ent 8inbele0 melIen
Danife paa &looens {orifiellige Gg:
ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-04

&rpfesiur Yttcrbpc obo. Grofes=
ior &albor s. Dtterboe Deo ct. Slaf
College e1 al Sc be6lt fjer6te nor ife
ltng6omslerere ber / 2onhet, ct of=
aooet pe0 9p6en iom Tplge al ell
@t1tifelipeffelie, bporof ban far liot
/ lnngere Sio. HrofeSlor Dtterboe
pot fe0t nnr Galmor, SSo, 1857 og
ban bleb iaaleoes fun 46 9lar CANT
mel. @an bar ltbefsomineret fra
2utber College, 9ecornD, og, 1882,
efter ct slors Sur rius pes ssSolpo Uni
Derlitet, b(eD Don onlot iom 2arer
pe6 ct. Olafs College 9eortbfiel0,
Minn San bite Jig at pnre / 9e=
iio0elle al iinlone @pner iom 6tnans-
nrano> og oette fdrte til, at fan blep
palgt i'll Sen bigtiglte Bolt jcm 5fo-
lens Sefret9r og &oslerer. Set ml=
oes nopnlig bans Girflon1be0 6el1=
ne Stilling, at 6enne 2Greon1talt 1m
ltaor poo Ell loo fortreffelig finan=
ciel @olis.