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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
A LABOR WAR IN CHICAGO
Two Hundred Teamsters Strike in
Sympathy with the Garment
Workers.

Chicago April S.-Chicago is again
in the throes of a contest between
capital and labor unions AS on form
er occasions the unions have resorted
to the use of the union teamsters to
bring them victory in the struggle,
which threatens to spread to many
branches of the teaming industries of
the city.
The present trouble had its begin
ming in a strike several months ago of
q few hundred garment workers en-
ployed by Montgomery Ward & Co.
The closed shop is the issue, and in
order to bring the firm to the terms Of
the union, a strike of the 200 drivers
and teamsters employed by the CON
Germ was called yesterday.
AS has usually been the case in the
past, when the teamsters are called on
to assist in sympathetic strike, the
down town streets of Chicago were the
scenes of disorders which followed
fast on each other when an attempt
was made to deliver goods with non
union drivers. Many teamsters, gar
ment workers and their friends filled
the streets and many clashes with the
police occurred. In several cases it
was necessary for the police to arrest
several of the belligerents before the
blockade could be lifted.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
IN THE LONE STAR STATE.

Dallas, Tex, April G.-President
Roosevelt is the guest of Texas The
special train bearing the president
and his party arrived in Dallas over
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad
at 6:2O o'clock last night. Reception
committees were in attendance when
the train rolled into the station and
the chief executive was driven
through the streets TO a stand near the
Oriental hotel, where he delivered an
address The streets were packed
with citizens and the reception ac-
corded the president was fattering.
When the president awoke yester-
day morning his train was traversing
southeastern Kansas, having crossed
Missouri during the night At every
station large and enthusiastic crowds
were in attendance.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
THE BUSINESS BAROMETER
Gains in the Volume of Business are
Fully Maintained.

New York. April S.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade says:
Recent gains in the volume of bust
ness are fully maintained, but further
Improvement is somewhat retarded by
unfayOrable weather in some sections.
Buyers are still arriving at the lead
ing cities, placing additional spring or
been opened are meeting with an en-
couraging reception. Manufacturing
returns are all that could be desired,
building operations expand and agri-
cultural prospects are better than
normal There is little friction be
tween capital and labor, most new
wage scales being arranged on the
old basis, and in some cases advances
are granted, while the number of un-
employed is steadily decreasing.
Freight traffic is very heavy.
A general increase of wages at the
plants Of the greatest iron and steel
producer is another tangible evidence
of the improvement in that industry.
New orders are coming forward con-
stantly and it is probable that the
tonnage of advance business on the
books now surpasses all previous high
water marks.
Commercial failures this week in
the United States are 232, against 235
the corresponding week last year.
Failures in Canada number 2S, against
% last year.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
RECEPTION IN LOUISVILLE, Ky.

St. Louis, April 5.-President Roose.
welt and party passed through Ohio,
Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois yester-
day and at $50 last night after spend
ing an hour and a half in this city
left here for the southwest over the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad
The most notable reception of the day
was at Louisville, KY, where the
president spent two hours.
Louisville, Ky, April 5.--In the
shadow of a magnificent bronze
statue of Thomas Jefferson, just in
front Of the architecturally imposing
court house of Jefferson county, Pres
ident Roosevelt on Tuesday in some
thing less than 10 minutes delivered a
notable address to a crowd which eX-
tended for two blocks on the east and
west sides of the speakers stand,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
President Roosevelt Attends the Re-
union of His Regiment at
San Antonio.
RECEIVED HEARTY WELCOME
Within the Shade of the Historic Al
amo He Was Greeted in Wildly
Enthusiastic Manner and Re-
sponded to an Address
of Welcome.

San Antonio, Tex, April S.-With
the city covered with patriotic en-
blems, a display Of flags of all sizes,
! likenesses of the president in many
windows and the streets filled with
cheering throngs of people, Theodore
Roosevelt could not mistake the
hearty welcome accorded him in San
Antonio yesterday. Enormous crowds
of people greeted him along the route
Of the procession from Fort Sam
! Houston to Alamo plaza, where an ad-
dress of welcome was delivered and a
response made.
| 1t was nearly seven years since he
| left San Antonio with his Rough Rid
ers.
"No human being dreamed that af-
ter that | would return as president of
the United States" he said in a short
address at the depot.
| 1t was a busy day for the president.
1t began with the reception at the
train. This formality was soon over
and the president and party proceeded
to the parade grounds of the post
where the troops in Fort Sam Houston
We're reviewed. This ceremony over,
the start was made for the city.
From the moment the procession of
troops, carriages, police and Rough
Riders swept out of the gates of the
| post into Grayson street until the
| president entered the fair grounds to
go to camp with the Rough Riders, he
was the recipient of ovations.
The most spectacular scene of the
day was at Travis park The presi-
dents reception here by 5000 school
children was the most inspiring fea-
ture of the program. All the way the
crowd cheered and the children sang
| America while a band played the
national air.
| On Alamo plaza, within the shadow
Of the old Alamo he was greeted in
manner which profoundly touched
| him. His arrival was the signal for
| burst of cheering which lasted until
after he had taken his seat on the
stand, and which was renewed when
he arose to respond to the address Of
| welcome.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
The Sioux VIII be Wealthy.

Fort Yates, n. D., April Sin a
great council called by Maj. McLaugh-
lin, the Sioux Indians of this reserva-
tion have decided almost unanimously
that they are ready to have their lands
allotted. Each head of a family will
have $40 acres. Each Indian over IS
years will receive 320 acres. In ad
dition he will get a span of good
mares, two cows, a wagon and har-
ness, a plow, a harrow, some other
tools and $50 in cash. Indians under
IS get 100 acres apiece.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
Intend to Build 4 Pine inc

Chanute, Kan, April S.-Represent-
atives of 80 Independent oil companies
which control three-fourths of the oil
production of Kansas met here Friday
and decided to form a company repre-
senting $7,000OOO of invested capital
to build fuel oil pipe line from the
Kansas Oil field to Kansas City.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
Are Watching for Rojestvensky.

London, April S.-A dispatch from
Singapore says that the captain of a
coasting steamer reports having sight
ed p warships 20 miles west Of Pc
nang. A Batavia dispatch says that
japanese warships are policing all the
straits available to Rojestvensky.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
EIGHT Killed. 26 Injured.

Harbin, April S.-By a collision of
military trains west of Harbin eight
soldiers were killed and 26 men
wounded. The accident was due to the
engine crew, who were worn out with
NXcessiYe work
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
A TRIP ACROSS TEXAS.

San Antonio, Tex, April AFTER
an eyCntiul trip yesterday across a
large portion of Texas. President
Roosevelt arrived in San Antonio last
night. When the train bearing the
president reached the station he was
greeted with cheers from thousands
Of throats and the lusty "hurrahs" of
his old comrades in arms, the Rough
Riders of the Spanish war, who are
holding their annual reunion near the
historic Alamo, could plainly be heard
above the din.
The presidents train left Dallas at
$50 O'Clock in the morning The first
stop was at Hillsboro, where the en-
tire population turned out and the
president spoke briefly.
Austin was reached at , O'Clock and
President Roosevelt was met at the
station by Gov Lanham, Lieut.. Gov.
Neil and a committee of members of
the Texas Legislature. All members of
the party took carriages and drove to
the state house, where President
Roosevelt made two speeches.
A Bank Wrecker Goes Free.
Denver, Col, April 8.--By order of
Judge Johnson the jury in the case of
e. NJ. Johnson. former president of the
defunct Fidelity Savings association,
charged with embezzlement, on Friday
returned a verdict of not guilty. While
lamenting the fact that thousands of
poor persons had been made penniless
by the failure of the Fidelity, Judge
Johnson said the worst that had been
proven was mismanagement, which
was not on trial. District Attorney
Stiger said that he would now prose-
cute the indictment of johnson for
violations of the banking law.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
STATIONS.

(") Flag stations 10Y Trains do not stop
y Telegraph offices. Train Nos. and 10 win
carry passengers. Tains 8 and 10 do.
Trains run Eastern Standard Time.
Connections-At Ulysses with Fall Brook RT
ton with Buffalo & SusquehannsR r. north for
wellsville, south for Galeton and Ansonia. AZ
for Buffalo Olean Bradford and SmethporT
south for Heating Summit, Austin, Emporium
end Penn'R z. R., points.
b. A. MCCLURE 3enn supt
Ooudersport, Pa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13

MICHAEL BRENNAN,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw
Collections promptly attended to. Real estate
andponsion claim agent,
S5-ly. Emporium, Pa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-04-13
Business Cards.
q. W. GREEN,

q. W. GREEN,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,
Emporium, Pa,
A businessrelating to estate, collections, real
Estates, Orphans Court and generallaw business
wiilreeeive prom pit attention. 42-ly.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03


Dfber, meooeles inaleoes at Ser
blep bltot rpentet. bgje Briier, felt Of,
til SIP pr. Mere, me0eng sen al Sta
ten aniatte 8Rr6i fun bar SIS. De
alminoeltge 8u6i bar So, $40 og Sit.
Ser bar. abifilliee &isbere, lom iffe
fanbt oct 2anb, De enife6e paa set
ltobl16ne Mreal, % iom berfor. fjebte
2on6 al BripatmRnb. 8etingeljer..
ne for &iebet al 2ano er iao len1f9f-
oige iom muligt, Der forlanges finn
Ell llbbetaling at SIS psf. Of @iebe.
iummen peo @isbets Mfifutning.
&elten =fan .blibe itoaenoe / 40 Mar
til 4 psf. &ente, Salget fortiettes
oaglig paa forifiellige Steoer / Set
norblige @innelota in6til IL. No-
penrber % fortiettes 6erefter fra 8.
til IL. MpriI 1906.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

XTM Iobeop Mflob til ollesbem, ion
bper Dag billie laie en- fport Sime
BET 9fp Geitamente. Gent ober bette:
ban lopeoe Mfla6! SEQ ST. 81. og ct.
bert tGnfenoe Me1meife lite, at en-,
bper at bore. 9an6linger - bore. DC
onbe eller gooe - billie ifelge @uos
11bpielige 2ope fremtaloe en- Straf
;eller en- 8eliignelie pao l%toepere,t,
;iom ftaar / 6orbolo til Sanolingen?
+: gr leg en- Sraa6ier eller Dranter I.
81. blipe mine 6orosieliesorganer
on%erebne % u,,nogoaeligt maa leg
lioe; ber bielper ingen .fiere @or".
iSmpen6er leg mig, ia Iaa oil 8inen
inart opbsre. Soapiot CUBS 5orld-
belie og 8armbiertigbe6 meb Menne-
ifene. Men freuter leg CUBS 2ope,
laa ont leg lGier | Seltamentet ct
&parter oagligt, % &aben giper Mf-
las, ioa maa % ffal ieg libe tiltroos
bans % nogcn onben Manos Mflao!
@m6s 2ope CT uroffeltge, ubeielige;
Sc fan life oreies frem og tilbage lorn
en- @eirbane, ser inart er Der og inart
ser Iieeiom @inoen bleier. Sub
bore lopet, at CUBS 2ope, bporefter
set itore &er6ens-9llt itDres, bpor-
letter set min6lte 8lao n6foloer fig, er
,,oenfor &abers &effeepne!
Seq er enig me6 sen fatbollfe
&relt, ST. @rctan6er, on1,:at hi futile
bore t%oleronte, for0ragelige og bro-
berliee. @,16 9ipe &otbolicismen og
oens tollgie &lereii billie praftiiere
Observation-Disclosures operfor Mnoerle-
oesSrocnbc og e=Sroenbe!
&iI &otbolicisn1en pirfe mere for
ianb Splpsning / 6remtioen ems sen
bar / sen forbiganene Gio; % pil SEN
ajsre Set flort for Me1neifene, at set
er al alleritsrite Mpobenoigbeo at hi
proftiicre Smobeoen og lepe ct ionot
Sip og tale mil16re ON G%roesbefien~
oeli er % Mflao, iaa p1ifer jog oen
alt m1ligt &elo!
Sos Mngeles, California, 22oe 81
tober 1905.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
9Ietn11le sfoIen, SSieltmet % airfen.
Dor iarlig en- Mosie ungbom

gletnIne@Stoiet1, 9pllelll1let og R1rte11
Der bar inrlig en- Masie l1ngbon
tiliteoe, noget Der taller for @aito1
Gbriitianlen, tbi &irfens banifeligit,
Spgape nllo1nitl1n6er ct at boI6t
iammet paa 6e hinge. 6pr man bre>
op, blep set be%fien6tgiort, at Mfilrt,
ningen pau Mg6erne biIoe finoe
Steo ON Strsbage,1 ,16e Dos &r. &orl
Matpiaien / Seaport.
&irsbagen bar imuf,l t6t fslig, men
berligt @fteraarsbeir, og oct Dor en-
onielig Slot, Ser Girsoag @ftermio-
Bag git til 8anegaor6en for at gao
til Mattatpan og berfra til Seaport.
Sra Soutb Mmbop fibrte ri igiennem
ct 2anoifab, bbor ollie @fteraarets
pefslenoe 5arbeipil fortrplleoe 9iet.
Suren til Seaport er fun fort, ogDi
naeoe mart 6eru6. Sra Stationen
ct Ser fun ct 8ar Minutters Gong
It'll ST.. Matbiaiens rltmmelige @tlla,
bpor aIlereoe ti6ligt poa Dqgen en-
Del at observation-disclosures bare an=
TONNE. ct Me6e, Scr aabnebes al
&altor Mielien, bol6tes inort efter,
bborpaa ollie git en- Sur / set frte.
@n 9el gift ODER for at beige SCR.
|5gn6ergaaro i bans itore, berifabe<
ligt beliggenoe gienoom paa &oppen
al en- 8atfe, bborfra man for en- 6ei>
Zig u6iigt til alle Si6er. Da SPORT
ningen falot paa, ipgte otter alle oper
til @attbiaien's, og Sc unge lege6e,
6e el6re iaa til og ntoreoe fig 6er-
ODER eller ipabiereoe omfring 1am-
talenbe, % mango at &errerne rp-
gen6e = ST. Matbiaien's Gigarfor.
raa6 bar fort og gobt. = Sn1iolertib
Boo SIR. Matbialen olle fomme in6
at ipiie, men set bite fig, at ielp 6en
gieltfrie @erts ltore Spiieial bar for
lille til ollie 6e mango &c. 1907, Ser
giGiteoe bam Sen Sag. Mlle fit bog
beres Del at Sc go6e eager og iaa
glade og ttlfreoie no.
Otter Maalti6et bol6tes otter ct
Mep0e, bpor flere at &rqlterne talte
og tilii6ite &aitor Gbriittanien, ser
poa fine @mbeosbreores @egne tatfe=
6e for Ben itore @ieitfribeo. Slere
af Sc gamle, fien6te Salmer bleb
paa Spfor6ring iungne, og Selifabet
bre6 op og begpn6te $iemreiien, gla-
Sc ODER en- berlig Sag og Mtn6et ont
Sc iepne, bi9rtelige 6olfs @i9ltfri-
be6. Men en- Sberraifelie bente6e
Dem en6n11; tbt ga man 1ful6e pao
Srollper, bite Set fig, at ogiaa @jg-
ret1ren til Mottomo11 Dor in6befattet
/ 9agens @ialtfribeo, Dor 8ert bar
8ert til Mottono,1, bpor ri log 60
get tilboge til Hertb Mmbop.
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/ pert6
am6oY.

Spn0ag D. 8. Sttober begDn0feS
ct. Stepbans Strife / @ertb Mmbop
ct Misiionsmpoe, ser poreoe / trs
Sage, og iom fan6t flor Gilllutr.ing
blonot Meolemmer og @enner at Ct
Stepbans @enigbe6.
Mauge &reiter fra 9itens 8per
bar 1iliteoe pe6 be1ne 2eiligbeo og
npo @ertb Mmbop oanife 8efolfninss
@jGitfribe6. Haitor 81. Mielien fra
&artfor6, Gonn., por Sen elolte al 81
tillteoeberenoe &raiter. %aiior ..
Sacobien, @enigbe6ens forbenpere":,
De of6olote @reit, mi / 2aniins-
burgb g. g., gieniaa gamle @enne:
% @efieno;c. Naitor 6. 8riicfner
fra &orllan6, Me., Haitor 8licbfelo
fra Boston, @oitor Garfgnalo ira
Bridgeport, Conn, iom nplig ct
fonmet fra Spgeieueen, %s'o't,r Z.
g. Mnoerien fra &C.. g., Ncitpr u.
Mnoerien fra 8rooflpn &c rlaii
but not leait" - &aitor @briltianien
at 8ertb Mmbop ser irr FoItor / ct.
Stepbans Strife par @ert for fine
gmbeosbrb6re.
Spnbag 6%orrnio6ag 81. 1920 BE-
gbnote Mp6erne me6 almin6elig
@llostje1eite, lom in6le6e6es al Spa
flor 8. Sacobien. Derpaa pre6ite>
De @aitor 81. g. @noerien; iamtioia
bolot Haitorerne 8riicfner og Carp
gaarb @%lt6stieneite / @aprepil1e.
Sm @ftermio6ogen bot. Ser @gnoags.
ifole / &irfenss 8aiement, bpor ga.
flor Sacobien tolte til 8srnene.
Ssn6ag Mften boI6tes otter @uostie.
neite, bbor 8aitor St. Mn6erien bol6l
sfriftetale og @aitor 8. 8riicfner
~pre6ifeoe.
Manoog 6ormiooag boIotes 6or,
Rambling ont @re6iens Mnliggenoer,
ollie 8reiterne bor tiliteoee. Man-
bag Mften inoleoe6e &aitor 81. NieI.
fen Mp6et me6 ct 6oreorag oper
Nuligbe6en % 9nife1igbeoen al Op,
rettelien al en- Danff 8erneifole |
@ertb Mmbop. Gmnet fit 6og lite
ben g%runoige @eban6li1g, Der par
pentet. 9a Mgoet omfring SCI. 10
bar tilen6e, famleoes Steriteoelen al
De Gilite6eperen6e / &irfens Baie.
ment, bbor flittige apinbebanoe.
baboe ppntet meo 8Iomiter % arrm.
geret for Safe og 2agfage, @ble.
fage % 6leoeifum % anore lafre
eager, iom ollie fan6t ribenbe MfI9t.
ming: Ser bar lna mango tiIite6e
kSEEE0 -.-:t 49, S@-.I. $500 sSTE HEM4sEEs@
at mango matte bente, men ber ba1
life STD til at fieoe fig, 9olerne fuIe'
te raft opet1pao b%peranore, bier al
&reiterne bopoe. &inrtet fulot
lS~foleiagen bragteg after paa 8ant
log bIep bebanofet fro forifielIigt
|@p1spunfter. 0aange fierote %
fiare Salmer .bIep iunsne, % Ser bal
e,nAabmerfet sternning blanot sc til;
iteoeDqrer,oe. Haitor SSacobfent taft,
%ornemmelie ober fin @aoe ober al
msoe aa mango gamIe genner %
befIageoe lite al f1n11e beige ben
ale under bette forte 8efgg. &ditol
Mielien fra Sortforb talte tic 5,
'ilnge % forrtnneoe benz III life d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03

2ise for 2ise. G~n#reiienoe Ger
i1to al Dgren tic en- altp6 iSnrnba=
;netogeD: .No, Der ct ittgen 8lnos,
leg Ter Arfenser allereoe fplbtl1
On 5temme unoefro,. Dit il
Il, tom Sc finn ino, Der ma,,gIer
s11etop en- @amel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
misecnfn.

(ylU SuPtllUI lltUUtlCS -ItOIlC
l1ge, at 9ulutb Superior Drilling
SO. og 6ets Sagfprere al Dommer
Smitb al Superior Court er bleoet
fienot ifploige / Soragt for &etten,
ibet &ompagniet efter &aao al bets
Gagf9rere bapoe bol6t 6ets Meller I
@ang IL elmer efter at Domitolen
buo6e afgipet a%ienoelien> at Driften
{fuloe itanbies.
S Ma6ilon bar Ser neret ME.
gen Gorbitrelie ODER, at lampittig,
beosleie Herioner far %oberlfaarct
Srosierne, ser feiteoe til 8olpGrfer=
ne 8aooe og Seilfartejer, iaa bisie
gift pao piloe 8eje / 2afe Menoota.
Mon er III fommet efter, bbem 6isie
6orbrphere er, og bar fun6et, at oct
life er nogen ol0en eu6 Wulfusrot-
ter, Ser / meget fort Mntal leper
longs 8re6berl,e.
= Ser bliper liffert ingen Man-
gel paa @11berngr=aon6ioater / 8is=
coniin til 8alget nelte Mar. So
2a6ollette &onot6Qter. far ollere6e
crflGret at oe pil itille fig, nernlig
Senator Mc@illiprap at 8lacf &iper
Soils og Gpeofer 2enroot al Supe-
rior, bpilf@ ii1ite CT 2a6ollettes.
egen aun6i6ot. Gn6pt6ere n1enes
@. 9. Gonnor, 6ormano paa 2a-
Tollettes Statsfomite, og @iceguper=:
NOR 0upi6ion at bore fire Menb i
&aplebet. 3enne rige Mfgreoe al
2o6ollette &anoi6ater oil mulig gi-
be Gtolpart- eller Spooner &an6i=
oaten u. 8. &re1t5er Ell goo @ielp,
lfjent Set er nuligt, at mango Stal-
mortcr bill itptte 9aui6ion.
9pen 8olb6urn mo- / oen1e
5ib figge / bet obbeite @fprfe ONT
Motten, ibet set life bar pRret mt
l;gt for 8praaoet at fomme til @nig<
beo n1eo 6et eleftrilfe 2gsfompagni
om CIT 1p @ontraft / Steoet for oen
gamle, ser bat paret / &raft 10
Star og Iom uolpb iiolte ltge, 8p=
rao6et bar bopt en- @omite / forifjef-
liae ats1re @per for at lette fig tnb
/ Yriicrne for @aoe6elpsnin9 Der,
GO Sen bar frn6et, at man dlle 8e1z
lite bopoe billigere 2ps elto / 8aib=
burn. Ger er flere 1loe,bpes aom-
pognicr, Der bar tilbuot bil1igere
&ontroft eno ben mlberen6e, men
set er muligt, at 8pen oil ielp an
! l9gge ct 2psb9rf.
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zlii1neiota.
Gottnntpopb Hpuntrs

COTTONWOOD Counts l1pe
Gourtbus / 8in0om Dil blipe inopiel
ben 3. MoDember, beo bbilfen 2eilig=
bee @uperngr Sobnion bill fon1me
tiliteoe. 8pgningen bar foitet $100,,
600.
Sen ferite Sfolelarer / &ar.
bin County, 8. 3. McgIure, fplote
iibIte l1ge 80 Mar.. &an CT en6nu
Ell rolf og lip1ig gammel Mano, Der
i%nteresierer fig for ollie Dagens Be-
gibenbe6er. Af bons fbrite gleber i
ben @fole, iom ban bolot / gongers
&iem / ben iDobeftItge Del al goun-
tDet lnnge fer ser enor1 Dor opret-
tet 9iitriftsifoler er Ser nj, fun tire
iIi0e.
- Sbtne11eS Guge CT talte W1=
mona. Observation-Disclosures paa=
itaor, at Ser fomrner megen @pgoom
| 8Den fra oct ltore SbineboIo / oe
tet bebpgge6e Dele al 8pen, iier pao
9itlioen, og De Far oerfor ino1tillet
til 8praabet at peotage Ell Or6ina11=
&c, Ser forbp6er at boI6e Spin inben
8pgrGnoien. 6or life at forpoIbe
Soineejerne for megen nlejligbeo
bi1 set blibe tillaot at bolbe Sbine=
riet / @ong til nefte 6oroar.
= Mrs. Sells Melion / @peletb
blep THOR Mober til 3riuinger, bpor-
efter benoes Mono forlo6 benbe, ioa
bun iob e1e me6 fin 8erneflof.
Si6ite ltge opfom Ser Ell Scat Sl6 i
set al benbe beboeoe &us, og ga bun
baagneoe, itoo benoes 8grelie /
81 ~
G1ammer. Sun 9reb itrafs to al
86rnene % fit 6em / Sifferbeo.
bborefter bun ileoe tilbage inc Soc
reliet % tit ogiaa oct iiolte al 8gr>
meme bragt no, men bum fit meget al
borlige @ranoiaar paa &enber og /
&obeoet. Ser CT 6og ingen 5ore
for benbes 9ip.
= Sra 2on0on, England ct iublg=
bet Meooelelie ON, at en- Minneiota=
mono, 8eter M11guit @cfluno, ttbli=
gere aosi erer for Slap County 2ano
60. / Moorbeao> far obereipet Jig
til &olitimpnoigbeoerne ser / 8pen
og meooelt DEM, at ian begtf ct l1n=
6erileb al 1000 fra bette aom<
paglti, og at ban rer1te til Sfotlan6
ii6it / Sr1lt Maaneo. SEQ at unber=
1gge Sagen I Wtoorbeao bite oct Jig,
at ser life bi6til bopbe peret uoitebt
Mrreltor6re moo @cflun6, og set lao
Ell Sis MS til, at Ser teller ingel,
iaooon funbe opnoaes for l%tnoerll9=
bet, n,el1 Set TOM %leaere for Dagen,
at ban baboe aabnet ct 8rep og for<
falifet l1noerifrtften paa Ell @becf,
Iom fon6tes / bette. Ser bIep 81
ltrafs ltbferoiget en- Mrreltor6re moo
bom, og ser oil III blipe forlongt
llblebering at Gam fra Gnqlano,
Ml1ftionsiolget al Statsla,t6 |
6en norblige Gel al State,1, leoet al
Stotsm1oiter Sperien,' er mi / fulb
Gong, % ser melocs fra ollie Ste
Ser, bpor oct bibtil er blepet bolot
at Ser far ppret flor 1ilitremning al
&iebere, life blot fra ielpe G9nen,
men o9iaa fra oct ipolige Minneioto
og fra Gatota 5ta:erne. Sra @ar,
rem, bbor Muftionen. ofbolotes 8. "a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-03
Joma.

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