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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22

San Diego, July 2l.-Twenty- eight
dead bodies are lying at the morgue
on the piers and on the deck of ruin
ed ship of the United States navy. scores
of men are lying grievously or painfully
injured In sanitariums, and hospitals,
fifteen sailors are missing and probably
found death in the waters of the harbor
as the result OF the explosion of the
boiler OF the United States gunboat
Bennington at 1910 o'clock this morn
ing. The number dead so far is thirty.
nine, seriously wounded, so far as is
known, twenty-five, and painfully injur.
ed. fifty.flve.
At the time Of the accident the t~--
nington was lying in the stream. The
warship had received orders from the
navy department at Washington to sail
this morning for Port Hartford, where
she was to meet the monitor Wyoming
and convey the vessel to Mare Island
navy yard.
Steam was up and every thing in read
mess for sailing when, without any warn
ing, whatever, the starboard forward
boiler exploded with deafening roar.
Immediately it was apparent that an aw
ful disaster of some kind had happened
on board the warship. The ferry boat
Ramona was coming across the bay at
the time of the accident. Captain Bert.
elsen, of the Ramona, hurried to the aid
Of the stricken warship. The tug Santa
Fe, launch Mckinley, government launch
General de Russey and large number
Of other launches and water craft rush.
I'd TO the assistance Of the Remington
and endeavored TO lend every assistance
possible.
BY the time the Ramona had arrived
many of the sailors of the Bennington,
who had jumped into the bay to escape
The scalding steam, had been rescued
md the removal of the wounded had al
'eady been commenced and was being
conducted in perfect order.
At the time of the accident Command
II Lucien Young and Surgeon A, +.
Peek were on shore. On board the Ben.
lington were presented terrible scenes.
The force Of the explosion had torn
great hole in the starboard side of the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
BRITT GETS DECISION
OVER KID" SULLIVAN

San Francisco, July 2l.-Jimmy Britt
is still light weight champion of the
world, He was awarded the decision
over kid" Sullivan tonight in a 20.
round contest in which Britt was the
bright and shining star. He out pointed
Sullivan in nearly every round and al
though he did not knock ont the husky
youngster from Washington, demonstrat-
ed beyond all doubt, his superiority.
As the referee said: 1T was a stake
horse against a platter"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22

Britt gave marvellous exhibition of
the scientific bout, His generalship was
perfect. During the whole fight Sull-
van .eYer landed an effective blow
He did very little leading and did most
of his fighting in clinches, when he would
play his right against Britt's ribs. Sui
liyan made a number of futile efforts,
but Britt's clever footwork kept him
out of danger and a straight left to the
nose would straighten Sullivan up and
stop his impetuosity. Britt was very
careful all through the fight.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
ssel which already was commencing to

vessel which already was commencing to
list.
A section of the upper deck was car
ried away from stem to stern.
J Blood and wreckage were distributed
! over the entire ship, the after cabin and
the vicinity of the ship adjacent to the
exploded boildr resembling a charnel
house. Over it all hung great cloud
of white smoke which drifted slowly to-
ward the Coronado shore.
Within comparatively short time a
dozen physicians were on the scene at
tending the wounded. A dozen or fif.
teen men were blown overheard by the
foree Of the explosion.
Witness say they saw human bodies
hurled over hundred feet upward. The
air was black with smoke which COM
pletely enveloped the ship. When it
cleared away only a few men were seen
on the decks while number were found
ering in the water. A boat was lowered
from the vessels side and many of them
were picked up.and taken on board.
Many of the dead and injured were
taken ashore where the undertakers and
physicians were assembled.
The bodies of many of the men were
mutilated beyond recognition
Commander Young, as soon as he reach
cd the ship, gave orders that the air.
tight compartments be closed to pre-
vent the listing of the ship and sinking,
The mazazines had been flooded to pre-
vent further explosions.
As fast as the wounded could be re-
moved they We're hurried in ambulances
carriages, wagons and automobiles to
the hospitals.
For long time steam prevented access
to the space between decks where most
of the dead bodies lay. Not until late
this afternoon was the last of the dead
removed from the boiler room.
The boiler which exploded, it is said,
was regarded as unsafe. Commander
Young stated that during the recent re.
turn from Honolulu, steam pressure was
kept reduced in that particular boiler.
When the explosion occurred, Engin-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
For Murder Of Alma Mes.
bitt and Her Aged
Mother.
Norman Williams Dies On Callows In
County Jail at The Dslles. Sheriff
Linviile Adjusts Cap Before Murder
sr Plunges 10 Doom.

The Dailos, July 2l.--Nonnan vii
liams, the murderer Of Alma Nesbitt
and her mother, was hanged at the coun.
~ Jail this morning. lie died brayely,
but without a word either Of confession
or repentance on hia lips. He left a
signed statement with his confessor, but
this il not 10 be made public,
Without a ialterIng step Williams
went 10 the gallows, sustained BY his
father confe..or, whose faith be espoused
under the shadow OF The eallowsi he
met the end without tremor. 40 far
n the eyes Of the crowd could reach,
Only those who administered the laws
vengeance noted u slight quiver OF the
finger tips. To all Others he was cold
aud confident.
The sun glarcd In his eyes and he look
ed downward. His face was ashcn, but
not more 30 than an hour before.
'llave you anything TO say" asked
Sheriff +. c. Sexton.
NO" responded the murderer. with
contracted lips.
II was the last word he uttered and
Il was negative, rs usual, Sheriff Tom
Linvillc, of Clatsop county, pulled the
black cap over his face Father Des.
malnis stood behind him with book
Of faith and lighted candle In his hand
Deputy Sheriff Haight had already nd.
justed the straps,
Bound and rigid, the assassin Of limo.
cent women, poisoner OF trusting wives,
stood on the fatal trap. Sheriff Sexton
pulled the lever and Daniel Norman vii.
jams shot earthward TO the end Of the
tix.foot drop and bounded into the air
with u CHASTITY sound. II was the end.
Al G;23 o'clock Doctors Ferguson,
Doane and Reuter- pronounced life ex.
tinct, and the Hoch Of Oregon was laid
In the plain black.staincd box and hauled
away. lie was taken to st. Peters
church, where Father Desmarais held
the brief services Of the Roman Cath.
Ollie Church, after which the mortaR re.
mains of the wife.slayer were inferred
in the Catholic cemetery.
The crime for which Daniel Norman
Williams was executed yesterday II the
murder of Mrs. L. j. Nesbit, of Omaha,
Neb,, and her daughter Alma, near Hood
River Or, about March 8, 1900.
The motive Of the crime was the de.
sire Of Williams TO secure homestead
adjoining his own In the Hood River
country upon which Alma Nesbitt 10.
Gated at his instigotion. Williams Ia.
ter married Alma Nesbitt In order to
inherit her property as next Of kin,
in case Of her death.
Having laid his plan, on March s,
1000, Williams cnticed Alma and her
mother Mrs. L. j, Nesbitt, who were
living in Portland, to go TO the home
stead where he killed the two women /
in manner never satisfactorily ex-
planned.
After committing the crime, vii.
liams loitered around Hood River for
about year Though no one ever step.
ped forward TO institute an investiga-
tion Of the whereabouts of the two
women, nevertheless, suspicion smol-
dered in the community that Williams
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
FUNSTON sUsTAlNs
INJURIES

= Monterey, July 2l.-General
y Frederick Funston, commander
. of the department of California I
= and his ides Lieut.. Long and
= Lieutenant Burton J. Mitchell, 4
= department inspector OF small
= arms practice, received painful I
= but not serious injuries this after
. noon when an electric car smash.
= ed into the carriage in which they
= were riding.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
Granted New Trial.

Olympia, July 2l.-The supreme court
granted Joseph de Pasquale, convict
ed of man slaughter at Walla Walla, a
new trial.
De Pasquale killed Dominica Di Val
eric in September, 1904, during quar-
rel. /,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
Goes to penitentiary.

Chicago, July 2l.-Daniel Ripley, for
mer city detective, nephew of former
Chief of Police Joseph Ripley, was ta-
ken to Joliet Penitentiary to begin his
sentence of fourteen years for the mur-
der of Joseph Hopkins in l902.
Ripley shot Hopkins in quarrel
founded on jealousy over woman.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
CHINESE BOYCOTT ON
IN EARNEST

. Shanghai, July 2l.-The boy.
. colt OF American goods is now
= working but it has been agreed
= that the completion of all run
= ming contracts for supplies will
= be allowed. Meantime all the
= Chinese shops refuse to sell
. American goods, including Stand
. ard oil. All schools and colleges
y in this section have decided to
. discard all American books.
A
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
Baseball Scores

San Francisco, July 2l.-San Fran
cisco, 5; Oakland, 2.
Portland, July 2l.-Portland, 0; Ia
coma, 2.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
>%>~~>%~>%~~~~>~~ =

London, July p Saturday =
It is understood that Premier .
, Balfour has decided to remain in .
} Office until the end of the session .
and win dissolve parliament in .
} October. No authoritative state .
} ment, however, will be made until .
} Monday and in this interval the .
, decision may be modified. =
, ,&~~%&%%&A~%@~~%~ . .
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
Costly Fire at Endicott.

Spokane, July 2l,-A fire at Endicott,
Wash, today did damage that is esti.
mated at about s05OOO, with only s2s,.
600 insurance.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
|BALFOUR WILL
STAY Until
OCTOBER
TO LEAVE PARLIAMENT
Understood Primeir Will
main Until End Of
Session.
TO LEAVE PARLIAMENT

Premier Balfour to Dissolve Parliament
In October. No Authorative State
ment to Be Made Until Monday. De-
cision May Be Modified.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22
SECOND TRIAL
begins TODAY
New Jury to Try Willlamson.Ges-
ner.Bisss Case Secured.

No Time Lost in Selecting Jurors. Case
Will Begin Again in Federal Court at
10 o'clock This Morning. Examination
of Witnesses.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-22

tcOntinued on page eight,)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
General 5it5bnsb See bpb. 2sr

Oe"etu1 UlAdyA9y &te ODO. Xpls
oag slften 6sbe 8a1bineton, 9. g.,
oen befienote General Ssit3bueb See,
efter at ban iannme Sag por bIepet
rant of ct apopleftiff @loetilfeIbe i
ct Sernbanetoe unoerbeis fra 8ofton
til @aibington. Son bleb 68 glar
aammel. Sons milit9re 2sbebone
omfatter n9lten bele bans 2ip. @an
bar en &ebs al ben befien6te Sp6<
ltatsgeneral &obert s. See og gior-
Sc ielp Sieneite / sp6itatsberen u,1=
Ser 8orgerfrigen iom @eneralmaior.
Otter @rigen fplote ban enbel ar1=
Irarsful6e Softer, iaale6es bar ban
@uberner iin Gpoeltot Girginia,
Sernboneprpli6ent, @enerolfonlul /
@abano nj. nj. 9erefter oeltog ban
/ Sen ipanif=amerifanife &rig / Sen
fripillige 9lrue og tog slfife0 fra
oenne / Joroaret 1901. Sort Sis
efter fit fan ct mt Mfife6spatent iom
9rigaoegeneral Sen faite Scr. @e=
neral See ipille6e en- p9ientlig &olle
I Sc 8egipenbe6er, Ser laa foruo 'og
el10elig fgrte til &rigen paa Gnbo.
Sons @arriere efter 8orgerfrigen pi-
ite, mes bpilfen Sper &reiioenterne
ibgte at tilbejebringe SSorglenmelie
af @ampen mellem 9eoro= og @pS-
itoterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

Gu Sfanbalc> 3csi 'rinss::rcoic.
Sra 8aibington, 9. g. meb6eles, at
@r=Eoitmoiter General @pnne, Bre=
ioentenS &ripatiefret9r 2oeb og S.
Martin Miller, omerifonif @oniul /
en- itbrre tpif 8p, pil blipe ioeipgte
for en- flor 5faoeeritatning for at
babe tilpenot fig nogle &ierligbe6s.
brepe fra afos6e 6orbunbsienator
&latt til en- ung Dame, @iis Mae
s. @oo0, ser bap6e slni9ttelie ct
&egieringsfontor / @oibington.
@amme 9ame iaglpgte for fife lnn=
&c iioen &latt for br116t sGgteifabs>
lefte og bar oenne Gorbinoelle /
8egreb meo at l1bgipe en- 8og, Der
ifltloe t116ebol6e Sc @ierligbeosbrebe>
&lott bap6e ffrepet til benoe. Sun
paaltaar, at Sc tire 1ebnte Mn16
bab6e beret &latt bebjelpelige me6
at faa forifiellige af Hlatts @repe
ic1nt Manuifriptet bragt afpeien beo
at tage Sem u6 af Soften. Sefreter
2oeb bill bltpe itebnet, naar ban
fommer giennem Smaba paa @iem-
reiien fra COLORADO, bbor ban er
iammen me6 &rniioenten paa SEM
nes eesogttl1r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
Garncaies iibite itore @ape. stae

Garnegies iibite itore @ape. Staal=
fongen Mnorem Carnegie bar fllnoet
ct npt Mfpb for lin ubpre &igoonn
icet ban far oprettet ct 6ono pao
10 Millioner Dollars til Eenlio=
nering af gatnle ltntDerittetsprofes-
lorer> ser life Longer er Stan6 til
at l10fploe beres Stillinger. SON
bar oberoraget II. g. Steel @orpo-
ratiot 8onbs til en- ia1nlet 8Rroi al
10 Mill. Dollars, al bbilfe @enten,
5 procent, ifal gaa til bette 8ruG
% &apitalens 8eitprelie er oberora-
get til ct iarligt 8oaro Of Sruitees.
Sen aarlige Snbtagt af benne Gum
ptl blipe u Million Collars, I'm
beritgttelien fan no6eles til alle Of
goae6e 8rofesiorer uben $enlpn til
STAGE, Eroesbefienoelie eller aisn,
BOG er 8rofesiorer peo @tatsinititu-
TONER, iom uoelnffenoe opretboloes
paa Stoternes 8efoitning, % iont
fornoiettes peniionereoe al offentligc
mi6ler, iffe in6befattebe, beller iffe
2erere peo iefteriffe Sfoler, bpor Set
sforIanges, at stnDenterne ifal tilbe-
re Sen beitende @eH, iom Sfolen re-
prRierterer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
Korrelpondaltte fra Rj0benbavn.
Brev fra vor specielle korresponoent.

!
~9affeb1iet" 97abbef's 9llle. 9a
&amma &ubbef boeoe ber, bar set ct
go6t Stpffe a16enfor 8pen, men MI er
Der tnt bebpgget bele geien ro og
langt forbi. @uiet fan6t ieg oo; mel,
ct unoerligt 5piI al @fiebnen er set,
at ser, bpor &abbef og bans oaro=
rige @uitru boe6e, og bpor 0otioens
Sflenaan0er Iamleoes, MI er ct 6ien1
for oonosipage 8srn. On 0eI al
9apen er oog e110nl1 bebaret; og Ell
@ten er reilt, Bborpaa Ser ltaar:: Ser
bceoe &obbef og bans @ultrl1" iont
ct glarstal. M1icbella.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

Sra @rig$ifl1eplaoie1 foreligger
irgen 9epbeoer al 9etponing. 2an6.
operationerne ucneS at babe lfiftet
® Sc iiolte Gage, ioet man me-
ner, at sSSopaneieri1e forbereber el,
5remrpf1ing mos Glooipoitof fra oet
norosltlige @orea. Sc rrsiiife Grop.
per far feiret Eaaifefelt meo meaen
9giti0eligbeo. General 2inepitcb,
Sen Eperltfomonoeren6e ser bor So
peofparter / G1,u=iba Eosiet set
centrale @folrcburia 9eoroelt for
0fufoeu, fpsieoe fine 5oloater, ser
por pilot begejltre0e oper Sen qroo=
bGroe0e 6eltberre. 2inepitcb qien=
nen1fprer / 0enne Sis en- grlm6i9 Sc
form al alle @eren5 9epartelnen=
ter.
Observation-Disclosures Iigger ltaoig
/ set ou11fle. Ser er life lfet 11ogen
pnlel1tlig Goruuoring / &ojejtpenjfis
SHADES Gtilling; Sen blep tp1tnqen
til at fDrlaOe 9ab,ten &an1ranb poa
oen fronlfe inoofineiiife &plt, men
Sen opboloer Jig itabig unoer @plten
Der, leilenoe fren1 og tilbaee Dag og
9tat> lonolpnligpts for at oipentc
4nfo1nlten of oen treble r1,sii1fe Gifa<
Ore UNDER Nomiral Gebogotoff og
op11ao sSorbi10elie 1ne6 Sen. Spor
SEN opboloer fig for Sioe11 pioes life
meo Sifferbeo, antoaelig er SEN /
6orponoet om @falaffaitreoet, 1nrlig
er oen fommet igjeunen1 bette og op=
boloer Jig Sen ip0lige Def al Sen
filteliife Sp. Sen iapaneiiife SIoooe
lrn0er aomtral 5ogp nte11eS at bore
hen nnrhlise Eel of 7etsa 81. ftneFre eB:-
bnor oer pasiersyaa &uslerfloooe,1,
meoens sl0n1iral &a1ninuros sSlaaoe=
ofoeling o1tages at pare lenger moo
9foro, oppe l1n6er 6ormoia gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
med Post @ CeIeqraf.
(HIlevesne fra.)

Sen norif=ibenffe &unflift. Ser
telegraiereS ira Stocftutm 5. 25.
April: Sen norife &egiering far
afllaoet at goa in6 poa &ronprins=
&egentens Mnmooning om at gie1=
optose 6orban6linger, Ser frnoe fire
til ct Torlig al l1enigbeoen om Scott
1ulotspeienet. Sen forlonger, at
ter laaoanne 6orbanolinger optoges,
1fal Der oprettes ct ierIigt norlf @pn=
fulatsppien, og ser 1noo ingen
5lnoringer lagges i geien for bpert
9onos fuloitprsige @onolefribe0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05


st itort Sberifub gap $. 6. sln=
en=Jelten Eertb Mnpbop 9i. s..
nemlig $311.60. Sn6testerne uar
$362.94 l10gtfterne fun $5t.34.
&omiteens 5efreer, @r. Gb. 2,rnot
Momberg, meobeler, at noar oette
Snerifllo er naaet, ifploes set for e,,
ltor Gel 3ublifums itore 8ereopil=
ligbe6 til at D6e 8ibrag iaopel fon=
tante lom in natura ian1t at Iuapel
<fifen iom alle oe asiiitercl16e me0=
btrfe0e u0en @onoror. Sougfor=
ningen v8raga" ofgap gratis 9ota=
Ter til Geitens Mfboloelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
Nmerifanifc 9Sense til 93orse. Een

Nmerifanife &enge til Morse. Ee11=
geforienoelien gjennem Eoltanpisnir=
ger fra s(mertfa til 9eorge bar / lilt=
fnrlsbne slar lterre 'e11o nogen1inoe
tibligere. Ser fom / 1903 5,O67, $50
aroner, og 1904 egeoe Set til 81
669,545. S Sc tulp 9[or 1898 =
1904 ubgioroe Sotolbelpbet af bnae
Amerifu bor ien0t til @orge gienne1n
laa6onne slnbtsninger 33,952,96O
&roner. Srnffer man berfro, bpob
9torge / la1nme Si0srltm far ien0t
til 9lnerifa, l16fom1ner ct Sperlflt0
for 9sorge af 29,t49,s75 &roner.
9forges Speriflt0 for 1908 16gjoroe
1861 ,t3O &roner, og / 1904 iteg set
til 4,971,665 &roner. Strpn1nen al
MnptS11tnger gger regelmaslig, efter=
ion mon nermer lio Sulen. 8elgbe=
ne bar loaleoes iiolte Mars Oftober
4S0,495, Nope11ber 636, 800 oo i
9ecember 6SS,99O &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05
@eprae q. Gurtclpom, Ser for III

WcDrgc y. NOrtclDDN, Der 1pr tIIc
ln,tge lioen blep uOnaunt til Sc 6or
Cutters General Eoltnelter, pil NIT
Zig in6en lunge goa oper / Ell anoen
S:i''iiii!,, lr1mlig ion Fraiiot'ir ;e::
Equitable 2ife Snluronce 81. 9fcir
g)nrf. 0ette aplnpagni, Ser CT e. al
Sc ltgrite / iin Mrt Sc 6or. Statcr,
l,ar / SEN liolte Sio pGret Sfuep!ols
ien for Fcitige @iprtt,tger tnell,m TO
,11ooItrisenoe 8apifufiite SS11teresicr;
ser 5egge piloe tilripe fig &untrul
ooer Sorretltinsen. Ser pe1,tss' cp-
,taaet ct apn1promis peo at G>rtcl=
pou oper;ager Grniiotet. Noaen ell.
oelia sliaiprelle er BOG lite ..-l'ffe!
elnm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05


Sanif 6olfefcit Mc,p Yorf. Soor
bar II oonlfe Joreninger ll,ttet jig
1on1l1en ON Sen oanife yolfefelt /
lllmer Earf, og Sperifuooet pil gao
til slloer6omsbie1nn1et Gonmorf.
9ette piier cit 6or0rageligbeo og
Salnorpgtigbeo mellem Sc 0onlfe
,Spreninaer, ser life fan on0et e1ro
9lnoe enbper, Ser p11ifer at ie fine
SonoSlnnlo itoa ion1le0e lon ct @e-
lie for ct notipnalt 6oretagenoe. Sc
oerpgreaoe 9oger af 9onIf 9ro0er=
og SeIteriumfltn6 bar iflg. uNorol."
ilnttet Jig til Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

Song Go,uaro Earis. Song Go
tporo al england, Ser Sc li0ite Tiger
bar paret paa 9feile @tooel9apet~
anfom 2eroags til &aris> bpor ban
piloe opbol6e fig 3 9age. San bleD
rnootaget meo itore Jeitligbeoer. Der
uogior6e S1oleoningen til en- Neffe
glimren6e Geitipiteter, bpis 5obe0-
n1otib er at biie bele Geroen, cg guns-
tie iarlig Gpiflan6, bbilfen fiji 5til-
ling Granfrige in6tager blan6t Eer-
oens gsqtioner. lorboloet nneilem
Spiflono og sSranfrise far oe flo
ite Maaneoer peret temmelig jpci-
,tabnlig paa @r,,no af ben tpFe ae{-
iers 0ptreoen meo Senipn tn Rd-
roffo, bpor ban ibger at fortrrnge.
ben franffe Ssnoflpoelfe. st peuifa-
beligt 5orbolo melletn gngfano -
Tranfrige bil 6enre TorbinoefIe 5oG
flor 8etp6ning netop nu. On tut
@onmisiion e netcp unoerbeia TIE
Maroffo for at aflll1tte en- ipecxa
6an6elstraftat mes Sl,ltanen. : 1Uii-
ten ser fra Spffranbs @i0e inter GEM
| i'm pil bIipe taget til set franife 8xp~
tcftorat oper Maroffo, og fom 0er-
|! for bill bTibe at forflare iom en- iiae-
frem 11ofrrhring til s5ranfrige
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-05

Sc 9anifc / Sun iyranciseo. u8i=
eli" ifriber: Otter $. 6. 9lnoerIen=
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S II II o r if-i penife Il IL
9 ii. gisr1titierne 8ibrnion erflarer
/ ct 8rep / Times, at ltnionen mel
lem Sperige % Norge er en- @in=
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Of oenne gilnermeIie for en- l1lDffe.
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itreife / &oIen % 81 :
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cau0SmdnO / AmerikQ.

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$500 =
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$50 @uie bl9lte onfulb. Der er til-
bu6t @iGlp fra Statsmpnbi9beoerue-
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