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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

business. I had to stand up beside the giant
to show how little | was, and then / had tc
stand UP beside the midget to show how big
! was compared with him. 1t went all right
with the giant, because he was so big was
afraid of him, but l thought the midget was
about my age and needed protection and when
the crowd surged around lis said Don't be
afraid, little fellow; | will see that no one
harms you." The look he gave me was enough
to freeze water
When the crowd had gone into the big
show tent, what do you think, that confounded
midget began to ask me how | stood on the
tariff question, and he argued for free trade,
whatever that is, for half an hour, and made
me thinl; of Bryan during a campaign and
then he branched off on to the Monroe doc
trine, which suppose is something connected
with rival show, and l guess he would be
talking yet only big husky fellow came
along, a fellow about rs years old, and he
stopped over and put his hand on the midget's
shoulder and said: Hello dad" and. bv gosh.
the midget introduced me to the big galoot
as his youngest son. Wouldn't that skin you?
he first day of the season was great, only
all the performers had not got limbered up.
One of the girls on the flying trapeze fell off
into the net from the roof of the tent and broke
her suspenders, so when they got her down
in the ring it seemed as though everything she
had on was going to shuck loose and leave her
with nothing but string of beads, and pa
went up to wrap his coat around her, and she
kicked his hat off and ran into the dressing
room The audience just yelled and pa
blushed scarlet, cause he saw it was put-up
job to make him ridiculous
During the chariot races pa had to lump
like box car to keep from being run over by
hour-horse chariot driven by one-horse
girl, and the attendants dragged pa out from
under a bunch of horses being ridden bare
backed like fury. Then two horses hitched
together with strap were being ridden by a
woman, the strap broke and the horses spread
apart and some one yelled that she had split
clear in two. Pa rushed in to help carry one
half of her into the dressing room, but she
wasn't hurt at all, cause the peanut boy told
me she was rubber woman and you could
stretch her half way across the ring and she
would come together all right and eat hearty
meal Gee, but a circus is a great place to
study human nature.
In the evening performance at Peoria there
came up windstorm which blew down part
of the menagerie tent where the freaks were,
and when the storm was over and the tent top
was pulled up again they found pa all right
He started to crawl under the canvas and skip
out for fear of the animals but the fat lady
caught him and sat down on him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

II was red hot but he learned a lesson, for
| saw him holding a tired mothers baby up
on his shoulders SO it could see the drove of
cames come up to the lot from the train soon
after. 1t was great to see all the tents 60 up
as if raised by machinery, and after all were
erected and the rings were graded and the
animals in the menagerie tent all fed and
watered and the performers in the dressing
room ready for the afternoon performance pa
was the proudest man ever was. He walked
all around, inspecting everything, and kicking
occasionally at something that got balled up,
and when the crowd came to buy tickets he
stood around the grand entrance looking wise,
and he was SO good natured that he bet ten
dollars he could guess which walnut shell
bean was under, which a three-card monte
man was losing money at, and pa lost his ten
with smile. He said he wanted to be kind
to the patrons of the show
This was my first appearance in the show
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
The SkysCraper Sagas [z7z5s355Z Z79iz5a
The System"

ten by the loving bugs there was no OBJ
lection to the innovation. Never was
the power of love and beauty more
graphically demonstrated. For a time
the scene was like the six O'Clock jam
at the Brooklyn bridge. Alderm1n
Rheingold of the brewing district
popr ed the question seven times by the
watch and was accepted each time.
The telephone wires were kept hot
by the man in charge calling up the
various clergymen in town. BY sun
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

crobes in a phial to examine under a
microscope at his hotel that evening.
But it turned out that his curiosity
was greater than any woman's. Before
he had reached the subway station he
had uncorked the bottle and received
a ferocious bite from the largest of the
microbes Col Munchausen had received
that day from Turkey.
The bug must have bitten him in the
jugular vein, for almost instantly the
colonel fixed his eyes on a visiting lady
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

down the prospect for the morrow was
land office business in the way of
weddings and marriage ceremonies.
Perhaps the most curious incident of
the day followed the experience of Col.
Rheingold of East End avenue. He was
absent when the microbes We're dis
tributed, and consequently had not par
tlcipated in the trial test of the little
monsters. He soon discovered the sit
uation, but declined a personal test in
public, so he took half a dozen mi
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

two trains of cars, about eighty in all, in
week. but when we got out the. horses were
hitched on the wagons and in fifteen minutes
they were loaded and on the way to the lot,
and pa and | got on the first wagon.
The System
ak about system. The surveyors were
there ahead of us, and had measured off the
lot and pushed wire stakes in the ground
where the grub tent was to be, and when the
first wagon of the grub outfit arrived, which
contained big range big enough to cook for
a thousand men, stove pipes were put on,
which telescoped up into the air. and in two
minutes a fire was built and bacon and coffee
were cooking, local bread wagons were TIN
loading bread on the grass, fifty men put up
poles and spread the tent on and others set
up tables in the tent, and in half an hour
breakfast was served to the first 800 men. Pa
and drew up to the first table, but there was
yell to put them out, and we found we had
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

to
The Girls Falls and Breaks Her Sus2ends Pa Rashes Her Rescue

BY HON. GEORGE W. PECK
a B
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

9fpree blioer anerfjenbt. De 6or.
Stater, 9fuslano, england, Stalien,
Scbnei3 og 8raltlien far allerebe er.
flGret fig pillt9e til at tre6e oirette
oiplomotiit GSorbin0elie 1neo 9eorge /
&enbolb til geotififatto,t, ion Georges
l1benrigsmi11ilter bar len6t be for
ifieIlige 2a116es &egieringer ON l1ni-
onens Splpsning % Song Oscars
Gratre6elie al @egieringen / gsorge.
Sbarene fra be opennRbnte 5tater er
bolbt / sen melt n6iggte beflige 6orn
og nogle af Dem enoer meo biartelt<
ge 2pfgnifninger 9l1leoning al oe,t
opnaae6e Selbit9n6igbeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

Big iii 6orbolb oberfor enbper of
Statens @orgere, % oct er betegnen-
be- for bans &etiin6 ollie 6orbol6, at
ban bap6e ntinbit lige iaa menge
8enner in6en oct 6e1nofrotiife @arti
iom set, Fan lelp tilbsrte. 9(lbrig
bar ban bonge for at itille Jig paa
Min6retollets SIDE, naar bette res
preientereoe bans Mnifuelier ON ert
Sng. Jaa Gn1be6sn1nn6 bar / Sen
@rao beiibbet ben offenlige Sillio iom
Mc@ill, tbt Solicit buboe en- iiffer ST.
lelie al, at bets Mfferer laa iifre /
bans @nnber. @an bar EN- i9bn og
,1tet glrbei0er Stotens Eieneite, ber
olbrig bejlebe til @elgerlles 8elln,
bring eller 8cgejitring, men pos
iie6e fit @n1be6e iom set itl1l6e pos
ies. Og lfjent ban / nalten bcle fin
Monb6omstib befle6te ct eller OF,
set offentligt @n1be0e, tilbgrte
ban al6rig nogen politiif eller an6en
Mrt of vMaitine". &on bari Sr6ets
fltl6e 8etD6ning en- Statens 9jener
16en 2b6e, og ban oil bltpe iapnet al
oIle 8efolfningsflosier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

9en nDe bamife &irfc / san 6ran.
cisco be,1tes at blipe f9roig / Mtoten
al December og bil iaaleoes fl1nne
blibe in6biet t116en Sui. Set bliper
en- of 6e inuffeite, men ogioa foitba-
reite, bonife &irfer / 6e Gorene6e
|Stater. @rlmben til, at @irfen ollie
rebe bill f11nne 1taa fer6ig til at tages
/ 8r1g neite @aane6, lenge fpr
set bar bet1tet og beregnet, er at 6en
6anffe Murermeiter Gre6 6. 6. Mn-
6erien, Ben iamme 8pgtneiter, ser op<
f6rer BEN 11De Chronicle @Dg1ing i
San Grancisco, iom pi nplig omtal-
te, er fon1n1et 6oretagen6et til ltn6-
ietning og bar paataget fig at ful6.
fgre Murerarbeioet for en- @ris, Der
neppe better bans l1oleg, % bette
bar beret cit flor &ielp. @bn1oe.
foreningen, iom bap6e lobets at ibrge
for belle @irfe1s Sssnbentar, bil lite
alene bol6e 0rb, men bill gigre BET
u6er at gaa / @ielo for en- enelte
Gent. geo De afbolote 8aiarer og be6
pripat Snoiamling bar ben ffrabet
@e1tge not ianrnlen til at betaIe for
bet belle: @irfeitoIe, 8reoifeitol, Ml.
Ter meo 4riitusfigur, gbbefontz Sap-
per oip. Mt er beitiIt % bill bore
far6igt iamtioig me6 irfebDgningen.
4bin6e 6eforeningen bar en6bi6ere paa.
tuget fig at ffaffe @irfen ct OrgeI,
Der iparer til set il,1uffe ss3nteri6r;
% beo 9. 8. Sornrnngs Msfiitonce
bar man facet Ct ftbrre Nibeorgel for
en forboro biIIig 8ris, ca. 1900
Collars. l1nsbon,sf ,sforenine ee1. piI
igrge for Sen l1hoerfte Gtaees gsgbIe.
ring % l1oftpr, foo oIt piI bl1pe ffiiffs
log feroigt paa 6n Gong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03


@n np 2ose of Set 6anife 8ro0er>
1an1fl,n6 blep forrige Sgn6ag ltartet
i &rcato, @umbolot County, Gal,
nogle Mil Moro for Gurefa. Sen atDe
2oge begpnoer fin @irfiombeo meo
16 Meolemmer, og ga Der baa6e
Arcata og 6erne 8Ds S,negn ftnoes
ct ret betpoeligt Mntol 9enife, tur6e
ben 11pe 2oge babe cit goo 6remti6
for fig. 2ogen er blepen oparbeibet
af 8rg6rene Gbr. Nielien og s. g.
Senie,t, tilbgre11oe 2oge 9fo. 49
Gan 6rancisco, og nogle 8rp6re fra
5ernbale=2ooen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
blan0t rand$nl0nd / Hlterfka.
. h
6n np banif apinoeforemine er ltif.
0ulereeeas1e 9usa1lae ira ua.oe liI,1e.

6n ny banf apinoeforening ct itif.
tet / 2ibermore, Sal. Ser bar lGn-
se peret 9rang til Ell ioaban Sore
ming / 2ibern,ore, % at 6en liee
n,eo ct er blepen populer, ipnes at
beoiies berbeb, at 6en be9pnoer fin
&ilbnrelie n1eo 72 Meole1mner, %
mango flere oil flute Jig til ben 1neb
BET fbrite; 6ormingen pil itaa / nert
6orbolo til Sen oerpprenoe Dantaof-
beling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
4reiibent 9fooiebelt arripereoe

Yreiibent @ooiebelt arrtpereoe !
@ofbington, 8. g., 9irsoog Mor.
gen fra fin @eiie i.Spoen. SON for-
loo Metp Orleans 9ors6ag Nften
me6 en- Jprifibs6alnp for at gaa
on1boro &rDoieret1 n@eit 8irgi-
11ia", Der laa let1gere 1e6e paa 6lo<
ben for at tage bum onboro % fbre
,ban Spb on, 6lorioa til 6orbun6s-
bobeoita6en. @eo en- Misforitaaelie al
SignaIer follt6ereoe GDrifibs s6antpe>
rett n1eb enSrugt6o t9t ne6enfor
@e,p Orleans og ntaatte iettes paa
.@r1no. Ser Ton, itrafs glsfiitdnce,
og &r9iibente1l Ser bar til @gis, 81
Sanmenit6oet ifete, los fig iette o11-
.boro ! ct on6et 9fib, Ser fbrte BAN
no til @rD6ieren. sSgeep Orleans
bleb ban n1ootaget me6 itor 8egeiit-
ring, % Menneffe sierne, Ser biIite
BAN, bar iaa a1t1aaoeIig itore, at ban
n1aatte opgibe at boIoe Sc goler, ban
bnbbe planlagt, for life at foraarfa-
ge en- ligefra11 ,,Stan1peb Set
menes, 5at Nraiioentens 9feiie % Dp.
trpoen i g'poen bar bioroget megtigt
III at ,teobrpoe Seftional lig1nea mel
lem gsoroen % sDoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

Sopbus Mosbers, en- gomnleI, bel
fienbt Danifer Seem Dorf, afgif peo
9soe, forrige ltge en- slloer of SO
Mar. 5opbms Mosberg tom til Slime,
rita for ca. % Star iiben oe bar /
Ben lan9e Morreffe bapt forifiellige
8eifiefttgelier. @o,1 bar oog ner-
met fjenbt Iom slsiltranceage1t og
fom io1n lao6on 8erering mes 1nan.
&c al fine 2anbsn916.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

st npt norif 8trnebjeun er bpeeet
al Sen norife 6rifirfe / Gagle 2ofe,
0iinn.,. og 8prne,,e fra set go1nIe
8prnebieln 2an1berton er operflpt-
te6e til set. @pgningc,1, Der er af
Ire % bar toitet $4,000 bill blipe
i,tobiet ben IL. geope1l1ber. 9ee1te
Mar bill Der Blue bpgget ct sQl6er.
oonsbien 6orbin6elie meo 8srnc.
biemmet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

Miis Marie Teteritn, Ell ,111g oanil
Nige fra @eit &arf, sSres,to, GaI..
bar pun6et Ell SER paa Deflomatio.
mems Smroaoe 6orm of Ell 9ia,
nant-Me6alie, Ser blep be,t6e til.
fiatbt peo 50. 6. s. II. aonpentio,
men Ger i 8pe,1. Set ct Sen fier6e
Meoalie, Miis &eterlen bar facet i
set fiblte 8ar slar for 9eflalnatton
1 5plp-, 2 @nl6= og / 9iamantme,
6olie. Mfiis @eterlen ct fl.n is slar
gan1ntel, iaa man fan iige, at bum
~gibr oet goot stmerifa", ifriper
u8ie,1".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

9r. 4gel @ellrung, Ell banif 2Gge
i SEEM Dorf,- iom nelten bpert Mar
aflegger ct 8eipg fit 6Gorelano, in'
teresierer fig neget for ben 5oologi-
lfe @ape / &iebenbapn be6 bells ielp
at ifienfe ben foitbare Dpr, bells beo
fit 8efie1otifab og Sssn6flp6elie / for
ml,en6e 4reoie berobre at ifaffe &a.
ben ber6iful6 9ilpeflt. &an me6tog
un6er ct 8elpg / 9annorf MI / gf,
teraaret Ell fortrinlig Saanling al
noroiife Sanefugle, &a6e- og Sbpn,'
mefugle at operbringe til Sen 5oolo>
giffe @ape / @ronr iom en- Spm9rf-
lon1beo for noptlt 8enligbe6. @aben
bleb 1no6tage,1 berobre neo iaa me,
gen 1terre @le6e, ioln 6e frenme6e
Arter lite tibligere babbe beret re-
prelenterebe / &aben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

ansBar College / Sutebinion,
Geinn., Der for nogle faa glar ii6en
bpggeoes al Menb, Ser itoo rer
GorHnoelie me6 Ben 6anffe Gorenebe
airfe, men iom belle 9t6e1 it6en Sp-
retteIie1 bar babt en- franf Sfiebne,
er mi goaet ober pua t1orife San6er,
ibet &rofesior g. 80. 2angl,m> Der
eier metropolitan Commercial Col,
lege / Minneapolis % en- Sanoels.
ftoIe al iamme geabn i gfe6 @ing,
Min,t., bar fiebt gnsgar College, Der
bar faoet iarnme geab1t fom 2ang-
ur1s to an6re golleger % fremtioig
bill bIibe 0repet ion1 rem &anbelS lSifole.
sinsgor College neobren6te ct Morg
aio efter at Set bar oprettet, nne11 bleb
ftrots gietopbDeg Gn SID ip1tes
att at eao beIt lobe11oe, men i1arf
opitoo en- befIaoeIig Strio ,neIlem
GnfuItetet % oet @elfob, iom bob.
Sc tat &enee Goretagenoet, %
Driften bleb inoitilIet. S Sc fiioite 2
s(ar bdr Collect itadet ,,ba,nttet
len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
sfanbinapiff @lnffsr. Com Sc

Sfanoinapiff @fnffer. Com Soc,
rer @tolinlpil peb vGbieago Muii-
cal college" er aniat &ioliniit 6reoe-
rif 6reberiflen, iom it6it bar boiat
2on6on, @nelan6. &rofeslor 6re6e,
rifien, iom en6n1 er Ell ganife 1,na
Ron6, ct fsot Greberifsbalo, Mor,
se. Gaoeren bar 6anif og Mo6erer
norif. 5gnnen blep imi6lerti6 opfoIt,
ret og fit lin lto6anneIie / @etebor9,
9eerige. Sra en- &effe Eourneer
bar ban punoet fig ct @ab1, iom ref-
ter ltoenfor oe ire ifanoinabiife 2on.
0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

9irsbog Morgen 6eoe e,, af 5taten
@fn1neiotas beoite 8orgere % melt
aniete Men6, tt6ligere @npernpr, mi
@oltmeiter ct. Yal1l sl,16reip 81.
Mc@iu. 9e6saarldgen bar ct &iar.
teilag, og Dpoen fom ganife l1pentet,
|i6et Mc@in bele Dagen foruo baboe
|paretaget fine Hligtcr paa 9oitfonto-
,,ret, Jerit ony.N Nftenen befanot bon
litg mi,16re bel, n1e1t bperfen ban lelb
eller bans 6amilie bapbe nogen
Mnelle onL at Debe1 por nGr fore-
itonenoe. San iop roligt bele gfat-
ten, 11e1 om Morge1e,, blep ban fl,n-
sen bepi6itlps / 8a6erumnet iin
|2ejligbeo, og in6eu 2ngen fun6e fo>n~
ME tilltebe, bar @goert tnbtraaot.
Mc@ill blep IS Mar galnlnel og ef<
terlooer Jig @nfe, 4 Sgnncr og en gift
|Datter.
9lnoreip 81. 0fc@ill bar Ell lang
Morrafte peret poo oct neieIte f11Dt<
tet til Minnelotas offenltge &p.
Gan bar BenniDlpanier al Seolel,
men TOM / e11 l,ng sll6er til 4entllcfp,
bpor ban bar Sfolelnrer. Set bar
lige fpr &rigens SID, og oct por life
bpggeligt for Noroitatsfolf meo
9eorbltats Spnpatbier at bo / Spoell
/ be Dage, % / 1861 mootog ban
oerfor Mniettelie ion 8eltDrer al Sc
offentliee Sfoler / ct. @eter, Minn.
Da 8orgerfrige,1 uobrpb, 1nelote bal1
|iig til Janen peo 9. MnneIota &egi=
n1ert, blep Sergeant, gior6e feri1
Gieneite / sS,16ianeropltaa16e og bler
fenere iammen me6 @egir1e11tet ienot
til @Dbe11. S 1863 rnaatte ban pao
@runb af Spgbom tage Mfifeo fra
@eren, og ban fom oerefter tilbage
til ct. 8eter, bpor ban 1864 balgtez
til @ountDets @foleinpertntenbent
Derefter befle6te ban forifiellige @rn.
be6er, bar iaalebes @uberner Sorace
guitins @ripatiefreter og / 13 Mar
@tata1s Msiurance @onisfnr.
S 1886 nominereoes ban til @eplt.
blifanernes @uberngrfan6iont. &anz
Moofanoi6ot poa oemofratiif Si6t
|bar Dr. 81. 81. Mmes at Wfinneapolis
log Set bor bengang tler 5pirituofa.
l@pprgsmoalet, Der f9n1peoes ON, ibe1
I@epubIifanerne forlongte bgi 81.
cenie. Mc@iH bleb balgt 1ne6 en- liIlt
Moioritet, men befle6te Inn gmbe6e1
en- Sern1i1t, i6et IS. St. Neerrtan1 op.
r1aaeoe @artiets Mominatio,1 beo be1
paofgIgen6e @alg. Derefter bar 1c.
Sill pripot 6orretni11gsnano til
1898, so fan balgtes til sStafg: 5ena'
ltor, til bpilfen 5tiIling bon bleb gie11'
lpa1gt 1902. glf @raiioent Nscsaein,
Iep uonabntes ban I'll 8oihneiter
gt. 8aul % af 8rafioe,t @ooieDel1
bIeb ban eie,aona nabnt sttiiTT Il Ell no Ger
min.
gfsr@ @uber1tgr Mc@ Sill bar Ell 116,
1nerfet sfeputation ira iin Gienefte
bet offenlige 2ib San par e,1 ttro'
ffait .gfepubIi Iifaner, men i,1gen ,1oprr,
lget 8ortimoro, b6iefte @roo retfar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

Gn Mmerifaner ont 9anmarf.
slmerifanerne, iom bar @aob til at
reile ubenlanbs eller bbe1n 6orret=
ningsforbinbelier fprer til Danmarf,
faar mere og mere 9inene op for
bort 6e6relanos sfibnbe6. @aale6es
nootog bette @laos l16gtber for ct
&ar Gage iioen ct 8rep fra en- an,e-
rifanif 6orretningspen ioln 6enne
Sis lamune,1 me6 itn &uitru beisger
9onn1arf, &r. 90. 9. &icbar6s, 2an6
& Snoultrial Mgent for 9outbern q.
81. 60, bbtffet .ban I'll. a. ifrieer:
u@iere Mr. &asntusien!
81 er MI ben @p, @ipbenbopn,
lom Sc og mango anore 9onife cl>
ifer iaa bgit. Gi bar bnret ber to
Gage. 0en Del al 5i9llan6, lon
hi bar giennen1reiit, falber ret min
Sn,ag og minoer mig ON ptsle
Strnftinger al Sotpo, ,nen Dontnorf
CT ielbfplgelig langt be6re bprfet.
&iebenbop1 bor giort set be6lte
Sn6trpf paa mig, % leg tn1e6eier
mege,, @l9oe beo at gipre 1orretnine
fer. Mfe6ens min &uitru
ioag beipger Sc biitoriife Ste6er
8pen, ffriper jeg 6isie 2inier for at
mebbele Sem, at en- al Deres @enner
blanot slmerifoner,1e be,morer Don.
mart"
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med Post % Celegraf.
Mllestsse sva.).

~ SNuN0sW
sue iva.)
8attling Neliou, ben npe oanR-
on1eritanife u2ei9bttpeigbt Gbana-
pion" / Rebefagtntng, bar efter si-
genoe mootoget &ilb,1o ON at reile I'll
England for at prebe fine @rnfter
moo forifiellige &apociteter pan oen
engelife Mreno. Ser faI bore tiIb,iot
bam en- Detailing af $4,000 pr. llae.
Song Oscar at Soerise far i q
8rep til Stortingsprnitoenten @ri-
| |ltiania iioite llge officielt ,neo6elt
oeune, at bon giper Mffalo pan aIIe
sSororinger paa Norges 9rone for fig
% fine @fterfommere, iaalebes at
sitlen u@onge af Morse" ,toganr af
bans officielle 9itel. Sillige ofllnnr
ban oifinitibt at lo6e en- Hrins al
@ulet 8ernabotte beitige oen aorite
Srone. Saale6es er altloa set lio{te
8aan6 lnelle1n oe to 9ro6erriger
lplt.
Mpu1telen Sobn Mleranber Ooiuie
of 3ion Gitp, Ser for nogle Tiger f.
Sen aniaaes for at b9re De0en ner,
og iom / Sen 9lnleoning uonGbnte en-
al fine 9glbIte til lin @fterfplger, er
MI l1oe af 6are og ct en- nGr 6rem-
ti0 pentet tilbage fra Merico, bpor-
Zen ban reiite for at orone &ipb at
2an6 og Mnleg al en- flor &oloni
iom tit 2ibs ii61te 9lrbeibe. Sons &d-
bre0 figes nj, at bore beolte Oroen.
og bans 9lrbeioe Merico. er lutte
6es laa forbaDienbe gobt, at bans ito
re 6or,nne ct blebet 1neget betpoeligt
foreeet beo beloige 2anofieb. sor~
retningerne 3ion Gitp, oer oe fib-
ite 9ldr bar peret paa te1t11nelig l,fit-
ter 8alis, itges MI at bore fl1loitnn-
6ig il1n6e, iaale6es at bans 5a1nfuns
Ter en- lDs 6remtt6 in1goe.
@raft / &bilabelpbia. Gn &or1ite
Ser bar reoiat af 6en betien6te Ma-
Dor 8eaber / Bbilabelpbia for at
unoeriege 6e 6orbolo, Der lto6 !
Sorbin6elle n1eo 9lnlagget al ct 6il.,
teripitem for 8pens @anoforipning,
bar .oisle Doge afgibet en- gapport
me6 set 9feiultat, at 8pen be6 @ran
o9 8eltiffelier, begaoet un6er 5am-
birfe at @ontraftsrer og @nbeos-
nen6> er blebet lnp6t for oper 6 !
Millioner Dollars. 9lnl9gget folte.
De 1alt 18 Wttll. Dollars, n1en fu116e
bere giort for 6 Millioner DoIlar3
min6re. 9en alporlig}te SIDE al @o-
gen er imi6lertib, at 9lrbeibet af
&ontraftgrerne er blebet ianle6es
foriinfet, at 8Den lange 9ioer e
blebet foriDnet ne6 @a1b, ser inoe-
bolot Epfusbafterier, og set regnes.
at 1000 Menneifer er 6e6e al 6enne
ISDgoon1 Ser lite bil6e bIepen ln1itte-
|oe, bpis &ontraftererne bap6e ober-
Ibolot oeres 6orpligtelier. Ser pao-
bbileoe &ontraHererne e,r Mulft af
$533>0O0 for lite at babe leberet An-
lagget feroigt fontraftmasig M1,
men oe betalte lite mere eno 1926.
statsforfatningsi gsipbrssmaaIet /
Morge er et16nu lite enoeIig afgiort,
men Der bar iioite l1ge bRret meQet
grunoige og betDoningsfulbe Debdt-
ter ON 6enne Gag / Stortinget, ioru
|bar bolot Natme6er meb meget Tar-
Epe Debatter. @egieringen bor for
langt 8empnotgelie af 9inget til at
|tilbD6e ben 6anife Brins Carl Ero-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

Nmerican 6eberation Of 2abor oil
ofbol6e fin Is. aarIige @onbention
Htttsbrrg Sen t3. Mobember. Ser
pil mg6e ca. 800 Delegater. slit tn
Der paa, at San1uel @onpers oil Biz
be gienDalgt til Yreiioent enltem,
nligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

(ssortiot pau @ioe 4l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

Battling &eliou, oen npe oanK-
on1erifanife u2eigbttpeigbt GbaIu-
pion" | N9befpgtntng, bar efter @i-
gettoe mootaget &ilbuo ON at reiie til
England for at probe fine @rnfter
moo forifiellige 4apociteter pan 6en
engelife Mreno. Ser foI bore tilb1iM
bonn en- Detailing af $4,000 pr. llae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
my sorippu Rews Ass'nl

EAcRAMENru. CAL Feb. -
George s. Jordan. accused Of being
the go-betwocn In the alleged brlb =
cry Of The four accused senators
now under Interrogation. last might
tool the stand and testified that the
changes were true. Jordan aui1 he
waa first sought out hy Clarence
Granger. uf the Phoenix Building
and Loan association. who asked
him II be could gu 20 any members
Of the legislature and make "a money
proposition Co them for the pratce-
tian Il the company Jordan men
TONED the names uf the four SEN
nturs ana was told 90 80 To them.
Jordan states. Then jordan related
how be had gone 90 Senator Bun
kers ana asked him II hr cared to
do buaiuess and how BuukrrH had
later told him everything had been
arranged with the other three sen
ntnrs. lt being agreed that each
" oald receive 1850 FOR The protection
wanted.
Jordan said that Detective Tirhe-
nor gave him the rolls ~ money
ia Jordau'H room. and Jordan first
walked % 10 saloon 90 meet Sem
.atar Enmous shaking hands With
Emmoua, he passed one Of the $3.50
rolls 10 him. aud Emmana, Jordan