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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17

No communication will be published without It's authors name. Reflected man uscripts will not be returned unless stamps are enclosed for that purpose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17

The chief trouble of the Taggarts. whose odoriferous divorce suit is now attracting attention, seems to be total lack of familiarity with the water wag- on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17

The trouble with a great many fellows who perpetrate pipe dreams Is that they would rather watch the smoke curl than go out and convert their reveres into reaIitias
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17

The steaks at Saratoga are said to be almost as high as the stakes, especially if person dimes at Father Canfields'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17

Governor Higgins of New York is going abroad. There is no special significance, governmental or fiduciary, attached to his trip. None of the governors affairs have been investigated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17

Madame Stegomyia is averse to tobacco smoke, but if she thinks any considcra- ton will be shown her on that account she has another guess to make.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17

GONEi lover the fence is out they say. And so thought Convict Bill, As he scrambled over high stone wall And hastened over a hill.
 PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17
COMMENTS ON MEN AND
 MATTERS OF THE WORLD

l.. l.. occupied by Admiral Dewey ,vbor a guest of the family. However. this shower of bricks was nothing when com pared to the shower of bricks which fell upon Admiral Dewey when he gave a. certain house in Washington to his new ly-made wife.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17

During a recent electrical storm shower of bricks from chimney struck by lightning demolished room in the residence of Admiral Ludlow at Oakdalc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17

MT Jimmy Britt of California is known as a looming pugilist" If any amateur mug mutilators'' see him com ing they would do well to get out of the way
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-17

Jackson. Miss, Clarion Ledger: After all the noise that was made about his dining with the President. it was sup posed that Washington had learned some sense. = But just the reverse. Having been recognized by the President he nat uraliy feels that he has a right to asso- ciate with white people when he goes north but this last move of Booker s shocks decency. and should cause the woman and her father. and all their so- cial equality of friends, present at the disgusting spectacle. to hang their heads in shame.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
ARE FALSE
Unf,undel Charges Made
 Against Mr. Bridge

The whitehorse Star, which came in the mail last night, contained grave charges against Matthew Bridge, United States collector of customs, at the port Of Skagway, which are em- phatically denied by the latter and re. seuted by his friends. The venomous paper published at the other end Of White Pass accuses Mir. Bridge with being a sucker. It says, iu substance, that he recently went to Caribou to enjoy a few days sport with the rod and fly; that he failed to make a catch; that he was weuling his tired and hun gry way home from his last excursion after trout, when he came upon some Indians, from whom be purchased three fish, paying $l for the trio; that 1t was his intention to palm of the fish as trout which mad fallen victims to his skill, and that it was only when the aboriginees had turned kings evidence that he discovered he had bought three worthless suckers.
 When Mir. Bridge was asked today if he desired to make a statement iu his own defense, dark cloud settled upon the brow of the usually debonair of' ficial, and he said:
 "The charges in the Whitehorse Star are wickedly and sutrociously false. They coald have eminated from uaught save malicious and evil-minded source, only paid 50 cents for the suckers."
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
EAGLES WILL GIVE
 tNTFRTAINM FNT

The Skagwsy lodge Of Eagles de- cided last night to give the people oi Skagway a free entertainment one night next week. The entertainment was suggested by the kindness Of the Kramers, who have promised to donate their talents for the occasion. A com mi,tee, consisting of Henry Frieden- thai B. NJ Simpson and F. F. Enrich, has charge of the affair.
 The Eagles lodge is experiencing an- other boom. New members are being added to 1t at each meeting. One was initiated last night and there will be three for the next meeting,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
WAFER FALLS
River at WhitehOrSe Begins
 to Shrink

whitehorse, Aug, l7-Fftymile river is falling. The water has dropped two inches this week in front Of this place,
 There has been a shrinkage for some time in the Lower Yukon, and the up- per river, between Hootalinqua and Dawson, has been going down for two weeks or more, but the first percepti- ble change here has taken place only in the last few days,
 There is lots of water vet, however, and DO great difficulty is expected on account of that score for a month or more.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
City of Destiny Leads in
 Baseball Contest

Special Dispatch to D.ily Alaskan. Tacoma, Aug, l7-By defeating Oak land at baseball yesterday, Tacoma took the lead iu the contest for the second half season peuant in the Pacific Coast league. The score was:
 Tacoma, ?; Oakland, l.
 San Francisco, 2, Portland,
 San Francisco, Aug. l7-San Fran cisco defeated Portland at baseball yes terday. The latter, as a result, dropped to third place in the race,
 Standing of the Teams
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
CONGRESSMAN LACEY FOR
 S[LF.GOVERNMFNT
Iowa Statesman, after Traversing Alaska" is Converted to Idea of ImmediateiTerrltor'
 ial Organization For This District

] Congressman John F Lacey, of Iowa, who has been making a trip through Alaska, studying the conditions and needs of the people. has decided that territorial form of government is the remedy the people should have. He was not in favor of territorial govern ment for the district when he started in on his trip, but after visiting all the towns of southern Alaska, those of the Yukon valley and spending some time on the Nome peninsula, he is convinced that Is the only proper thing for the district.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
JAPAN GETS RAILROAD
Peace lenvoys agree that Russia is to give enemy the railroad from Harbin to Port Arthur Sticking point over five knotty problems now reached
Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)

Portsmouth, envoys the articles o peace treaty dealing with the railroads
 The Chinese artin Port Arthur will t ~ by Russia to Japan
 branch lines of the railroad running through northern Man hua connecting with Eau and vatok
 seavest following questions he decided:
 CD question for the of the the indemnity demanded.
 CD possession sakbaln island the cen of which Japan has demanded
 C) The question ti Russian ware o Japan in oriaucewt tac demand O
 C question of granting fishing the Siberian coast which the Japanese ask
 () Japanese that the strength of Rus @apov the east be limited
 Russia will resist all of except fishing rights The ears they have no objections cneiug them
 reported pressure brought Japan foreign powers oorego demand for indemnity.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
Four Million From the Tan
 ana Now Coming

Fairbanks, Alssla, Aug. Gold bricks, valued st ssOo, ,Oco, were seut oa the last steamer, making nearly s3.1'o. - oO0 shipped hy the Alaska express this season. About one million uss seut hy the N. c Co besides smaller private shipments. Lots oi dust is in town that cannot be melted because there is no gasoline on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
MAJOR RICHARDSON
 orr FOR NOME

A telegram received by the Alaska road commission at this place from Major Richardson, president of the commission, dated at Fairbanks, Au- gust l4, said he was to leave that place for Nome in few days. It is believed Ne Is now ou his way there.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
IT BROKEN UP
Atlinite Returns South and
 Finds Family Scattered

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]
 Seattle, Aug. l7-John s. Feun, a carpenter from Atlin, returnei here a few days ago and found his family estranged from him. His lS-year-old daughter has been married to his wife's brother and his wife and another little daughter are living with his wife's brother at the latter's Spokane home. They refuse to return to Fenu,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17

A telegram from Nome, in the Seat tie Times, concerning Congressman LAcey's position, says:
 "Mr Lacey believes we ought to have hone rule in form and in substance, and that we should adapt the govern went to the situation by making the two houses of legislature small. The fact that Delaware has only nine sena- tors and twenty.ono representatives goes to show that a government can be conducted by small numbers. And though 1t is C. proven fact that corrup- tiou of smaller legislative assemblies is easier than that of larger, much would
 HN
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
SHIPS MUCH UNDER SLIDE
Many Washington Quarry
 men Are Killed

rSpecia1 Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. J
 Orm5n5e. Wash. Aug. lT-Thirty' svs gus-ryusn were buried i1 arc'<- slide here yesterday. Eileen bodies have beru rsovered. The others are probably dead.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
Principal Barbsrshop Leads

The Principal Barbershop and Baths is the leading tnnSorial establishment h Alaska. Everything in all the de- partmeniS is strictly modern. The baths are first class iu all respects.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
Good Time At Dane

There were about 9 couples at tha White Pass club Lance last night, aud lt was one of the pleasantsst little so- cial events ot the seas on.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17

Ths place to get good growler meas ure ie at the Totem saloon. You get your moneys worth.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
For RBnt

For rent cheap. A good piano. In ouire of Mrs. Parsons, Sixth avenue, west of Main street.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17

Ice cream and sherbets at the Vienna Bakery. Best in town. Phone 8.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
Ice cream at Muir's.
Eresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds of fresh meat constantly on hand. t
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
GETS IN
Cottage City Arrives From
 South

The Cottage City arrived from the south at 2,45 o'clock this afternoon with 70 passengers and l5O tons Of freich, for Skagway. Halt Of the pas sepgers are excursionisis and are mak- ing the round trip ou the craft
 The Cottage City wilt sail for the south, via Sitka. a. II o'clock tonight,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17
V oman Want d

Wanted Woman to do general work. Inquire at the Pullen house, S7u
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17

Ice cream and sherbets a the Vienna Bakery. Best in town, Phone 8.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17

Tee cream at Nuirs
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17

Oyster cocktails, Olyu 5isor Eastern si the Pack Train restaurant
The daily Alaskan., 1905-08-17

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Maaae1 rebner. @aa 9bierbato=
rtet I 8erflep, California, far. man
giennem ct 2icfteleifop op6aget en- 12
Mil lang og ca. 250 SOB bre6
@preffe eller Sure / @aaner, gaa=
enoe neo giennem Ben iaafal6te Ml=
pe6al. Set fan enten bore en- &ebne
/ ielpe @aanei forpen eller ct tort
6lo6leie. 5preffen er fun 1pnlig,
naar @olltraolerne fal6er / en- be-
1temt @tnfel.
9enne Soron6ring paa Maane=
oberflaoen er 6en merfeligite> Der er
iagttaget / ben it61te @enneifealoer.
&lle 8ierge> u66g6e &ratere og @eer
paa Maanen bar funnel fortlegges
meo en- ia6an @piagtigbe6, at en- Tor=
onoring paa CHARACTERIZATION bill
fomme M~itronomerne iaare oberra=
ifen6e. Oct for bi6til bpret en- oltro=
MONTH"; @runoietning, at @aonens
Sberflaoe al6rig f%oranores> iaa 6e11=
ne rDe Goreteelie bill m11ligbis meo=
fere en bel Dmpeltning / bore Be,
greber om 6enne Sor6ens 9rabant.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
enonu % fan BUTTE op igien, bpa1
.9ieblif set ifaI bore. s Mai 1893

en6nu og Tan BUTTE op igien, bba6
9ieblif set ifal bore. S Mai 1893
6rog Softer, Der bar Ell belbapenoe
Sarmer &elt paa til @ltl6mtnerne
/ S6abo; fan traf life nogen Dispo,
littoner me6 SeniDn til lin @ien6om,
ga ban 6rog aflte6, men 0rog r6 for
at Idge 2Dffen og bil6e ienoe @u0
otter Somilien> naar ban bab6e fl1ns
Set Denne. 6iben 6a er intet bgrt
fra bam. Nu er 6er fprlbbet - Star
lioen BON 0rog n0, og 6a bo1t intet
2tbStegn Dar gibet / Mellemtt6en, er
BON / 2opens @ine og retslig Jet oeo,
bborfor bans @ien0om MI lobligt bar
funnel gaa til .@nfen" og 89rnene;
men ifnl6e set ben6e, at Fan tom
ttlbuge, bill Sc blibe ngbt til at gibe
BAN 6enne ubeifaaren tilbage, ga SIZE
&robate Court iffe bar noge1 SSuris.
6iftion ODER en Man6s Mfferer, ser
er / 2tbe og be6 lin Sornufts ful6e
8rug. Set er BOG neppe. ianoipn.
ligt, at Softer nogeniir6e bill ben6e
ttlbage. @agen er ene1taaenoe be6
@etterne @tearns County og befter
flor Spiigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
M1tBrnnBtm -4nnn.

81 far tilialss 100 &eres minbrc
enb fire Mil fra standardization us
fun ct fort @tpffe fra 81. &anl.
2anoet er en- fort Mnlb meb Ger Tit.
berlag. @aa IS Mcres er Der @ab,
tbmmer og 8renoepeo for $1,000,
pmtrert npf til at bctale for bele Stpf.
fet. Mltiammen fin @arbmooo. Set
meite er bpit % tbrt os f1abt. Scr Ct
Ell z Mcres 2afc og en- Is Meres
Cranberry Marib, Ser ifjor gar ct
1tbbptte al $40. &an let Tapes, bpis
iaa pnffes. $18 per Mere. @oers
egae &ilfaar. @ibr ct lille 0peri1ag
% S bil finbe at bette 2anS I'LL / Sir
felisbeben life foite eber noset.
Gm Tarm paa 80 Mrres. @lle npb'
penbise 8psninger. Sob Sorbbnno.
@obt &anb, ner sfo1e, 8ntif, Grea.
m,erp og Gtation. 81. SO. % Selc.
fom / Merbeoen. @pbe &eie. Mibt
Il gp6t Excitement. $2,7O. 8etin.
gelier far prbmes. @aa % ie BET. Gn
nbmerfet Mnlebning.
2igelebes far hi 80 Mcres gpbt
2anb rer be6 @rantsbnrg. 9ar iffe
iaa liot &eo. &n11 So per Mcre oa
neiten 9eres egne 8etinselier. Gle,
ri Tan bDtte bette mob Gieubom
8pen.
81 far ogiaa anbet 2anb I itbrr,
eller minbre Srafter, til fra $40 %
op. Serligt Ill hi nepne 40 Mcere<
tet beo 8D for Sill per Mcre.
Tor nernnere l1n6erretntng ifrib ii
eller bei1g
Spbnien & g.,
81 11nipn 8locf,
ct. 8anl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Bibelen tan biplpe BAN, iaa goot %
bel. SAB enbber foritaa sen, iom Sc
be6it Tan. .@i bar ollie bort @uno %
set er / @rnnoen beore, at enbper
ifl1loe BRUCE tit &11n6, iom + a II
bcolt fan, eno le0es al anores Me=
Ringer. <n at man Burger tit @un6
og lepcr ct 2ip / Sperensitemmelie
mes bpo0 mani tror. Set CT set piq=
tiglte.
Seq baober life, at ST.. @at5c bar
facet set Snotrpf, at jeg er @piri=
tilt. Seq er lite. Men jeg fer en-
Masie @anobeo / oeres Sere og en-
Mosie - 2egn.
&eiten al @r. &ot5es @rep maa
jog 1aoe 1rbeiparet poa @runo at Gio
og &laos. @en 2eieren Tan piitnof
efter 0penitooen6e foritaa min @til-
ling ligeoperfor Sc an6re @pergs=
maal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

S bisie @palter bil finbes anmelbt
enbel Bargains" / 2anb. Sc CT bir.
felise r8argaius". 81 CT ibelis paa
Sa9t efter iaabanne @ootfjpb, % hi
f%oretreffer at iel9e no9et, Der Ct ntr=
felig gobt. Oct CT lettere % giber
bebre Silfre6Sbeb. 81 bulber % life
til en- 2ofalitet, men bboriombelit hi
fan finbe noget gobt til en- @oot=
fibbs- &rts. &eip9 eller t~ilifrtb %.
&pr M6resle er as Union 8locf, SIR.
net al Gebar og 6onrtb Street, mel
Sn6gang paa Ge6ar.
Sobnien e So.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
Alnhun1u-Aunn.

ST Sc fieb al &ntben? &bis Sc
life bolber al bore lange &intre nteo
.Sne os Sc, men lenses efter ct mil.
berc Selma, ,toen bog at pnife at
relic for langt bort, iaa bill hi anbe.
fale Sem BET norbtise Mlabama. Scr
finber Sc sanffe gobt 2anb meb
sobt &ano Os en- @ansfofoisbeb at
&iloeiprtng, NOR itore 8ber nneo gobe
Marfeber for alt, bbab Sc fan pro.
bneere. Snger1 Malaria. &nr 1H
Cages &eiie fra ct. &anl. Mange
Sfanbinapcr gaar MI berneb. Tpl.
genoe er ct &ar n8argains". 81 bar
flere:
80 sleres, 2 Mif fra 8p. Tlaot.
Spmmer. Sngen 8psningcr. $500.
40 Mcrea, 20 i%nbbegnet. @o6t 2anb.
&ms mes 8 &erelier, Stab off,, 5
Mil fra 8DL 1laa Nil fra sfole. Naa
bette 2anb er Ser en6el immft Sab.
tbmmer. $3.50.
80 Meres, IS nnber DpbDrfning.
@obt 2anb. 1 Mere Trngtbabe. Cob
8rpnb us flere Spring. @obt Ssu1.
1ner. 9ns meb 6 &Grelier furmben
Tpritne. $1,000.
80 Meres, 20 nn6er SpoDrfning.
2osbns, 1tbbnie, gob 8rbnb, en-
Greet paa ben enc Gibe at Tarn1en.
Gnbel SrnsttrGcr ian,t mesen Sfop.
9bab tiger Sc ON bette for $500?
Mn er siben at gaa ipbpaa. Som
inb % lab % tales nGrntere peb eller
ifrip til os,
Sobnien & g.,
46 ltnion 8loef,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
mtnneCntn -4nnn.

9ba0 tror Sc ont 40 Acres, 9 Mil
fra @p, sobe &Denineer, altiammen
inbbesnet, for 5000? asnt inb %
faa nGrmere 8eifripelie % tag iaa en-
Sur 11b at ie paa BET.
Gller tn 80 Mere Sarm. &mn to
Ml fra so6 ST.. @obt &ms n1eb 5
&erelier. @tor Stab % andre 83ss.-
nimser. Is Aeres rpbbet o. ppbpr-
fet. Ser er en- ing Trnstbape, be-
itaaenbe at 9Gbler og 8er. 8ar
goot tfior. Set bele er inbbesnet.
&ris $4,000. &an faces for $500
fontamt % &eiten / ii Nar, 6 &ro-
cent. 9ette CT en- nalminoelig
uSmap." Som og ie set eller ffrip
otter nermcre 8eifripclie.
Gllcr en- Stocf Tarm. s Mil fra
Sp. 2,400 Meres. Stort, soot @as.
Gtalo meb &labs for 100 stpffer
&ucg, Ser fan flores 1900 Sons
So. 100 Mcres CT i%nbbegnct for
@rGSsams. Gn suo Slide lpber sicn=
ncm @u9cn. Set CT panifelt9t at ftn=
SC en- bebre Stpcf 6arm. Sums 1850
per Mere.
9isie Styffer 2anb Ct alle minSre
cnb 100 Mil fra ct. &aal, far alle
fin, fort Mmlojorb meb 2ernnoerlag,
CT pirfelige n8argains". @oset leu-
9ere burte far hi
100 Mcrcs, ncr Gtation. &aa
@albbelen al bette 2anb CT Scr Spn1=
1ter nof til at betalc for BET altiamr-
men. Tlaot; tprt. Sfoben bxiaar
at &irf, bporaf fan flores 3 2oss
up til ben fbrite @ren, bpib @s og
8aisluoo6. 2ano, Der itpber Up til
oct, fan life faces for mtnbre emb
$11.0O, pg iaa er Ser minbre Sbtns
,ner. Sris, bbis Set tages bnrtigt,
$3.50 per Mere.
100 Mcres, 2 Mil fra Station. 40
Meres Spmmer, &eiten eng. $500.
100 Meres til iamme Sris %: al
famine &balttet.
9ette 2anb er libt ober 100 Mfil
fra ct. Saul, CT at lbmGrfet &pali.
tct % fan iel9es mob en- ganife lille
fontant 11bbetaling FAINT &eiten I lette
aarlise Nfora9.
81 far osiaa andre uSnaps". Som
og ie % - ligemeget, bpor Sc far
temft at ftpbe.
Sobnien e g.,
46 Union 8lecf..
ct. 8axl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
kntn-An

S Murb 9afota far hi ct imrft
StDffc 2a,b paa 100 Mcrcs, iomt III
fan bpbe for SIS per Mcrc. 9ette
Ct CIT efstra gub Ii Section. Spopr=
fet. $600-$7O0 &onta,tt os @eitem
iom Sc bnifer* @bis bnifes, iaa fa,1
ri butte mob 8p=@iembpm.
Subnien & g.,
46 11niprt 8locf,
ct. &all, Winn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

gale 1%1niperiitetet / Seem &apen,
Conn, agter at oprette en- Gilial !
&ina, / @ban-ia, 8robinien &unan.
Set bentes, at 6enne l1niperiitetSaf.
oeling, iom bliber set eneite friitne
College / @ina, bill biorage megtigt
til at 116bre6e 8eitens @uItl1r / &ina,
Ser fal betales for unberpisninger
at De Stuoerenoe % Golleget 1fal
f6ges arbeioet op til at f1r11e betale
fine D~riftsomfoitninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
iaa opIpite Eio, gibet noget Gegr
iaa0on 0plpsning tilfienoe.

Selns &ri1tns M letter CUBS 11au.
oige @illte iful6e image Dgoen for
alle". Sch. 2, 8. Men imogte ban
Dpoen for 143 8%illtoner, pg al Ell
eller al10en @r,1no oette Offer bliper
gploigt blot for en- 8illior1, far oo
fife oel1ne 6orlpsning fprbolospis
1loaet fell? % igicn: STE ie, jeg
%forfpn6er e0er CIT flor @le6e, lptn
fiat b%e6erfnres alt Solicit; 2uf. 9,
10, og ri ioo Ter os omfring og fin
Ser, at set fun ct en uli0eu Slot" for
bpilfet Set bar DGret cit flor @leoc,
% life for alt Solicit. Mon ioo
Gngelen fer Dar taget Mltnoen for
fnlo og foritprret set Moal og 9lrbei=
sc, bbilfet @riitus TOM for at f11l0=
fore? Sgien: Ser er en- @u6 og en-
Mftoler mel1em @uo og Mennelfene,
oct Menneffe, &riitus Seil1s, iom CAB
Jig ielb til en- @ienlbsningsbetaling
for alle> ct @ionesbpr6 i fine &ioer,
1 Sim. 2, 5. 6. On @ienlgsnings-
Detailing for alle? @borfor if1l6e iaa
lite alle Dc @ienleite babe 6orod of
SSein 800? &borfor ffuloe life oglaa
~alle" fomme til &11n6ifab ON @ano=
beoen, paa set Sc fun6e fomme til
Troen?
(6ortiettes).
8al=Sat5e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Sibasebolbte Sn%opanbrere. Mf en-
SfibSlaoning Sn6ban6rere paa t.
600 @enneifer, iom ii6ite uge anfom
fru Siume / @itrige til SEEM Sort,
bleb 500 itan6ie6e beo 2anoitignin=
gen UNDER Mistanfe for at faloe inb
UNDER Contract 2abor" 2oben; $50
at benz bleb itrafs beor6ret tilboge=
Ienot. Sc bar for oct me1te 6e1tine,
rebe til @ulmtner / @eit @irginio og
Ohio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
Sil @orbpolen. Seem Sort @illio'

Sil @orbpolen. Seem Sort MiIlio-
naren 3ieglers 5efreter> Champ
bar beret / 2on6on og bpret en- @ap-
tein &iel6ien(?) til at FIRE @fibet
~Serra @epa" paa en- Mor6polsefspe.
ottion, Ser ifaI afgaa fra 2on6on i
@ai. Sill at Ie6iage @fspe6itionen
b1iper ber fra Mmerifa afienot to Soc.
ger og to Mtn6rer, 1om ON forneoent
ifal iprange Sftbet en- @ei fra Sran5
SoiefS 2an6 til @oIen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

relic al Climber EreSpois Claims" ,
men at en- &omisiion, beitaaen6e al
@uperngren, Mu6itgreu % 5totsie=
fretere1t, ffal 110fere bette. Sorlla=
get, iom 1111 gaar til &ulet, blep beo-
taget %enitemmigt. Set er fremiat at
Gen. @ilion al Mimeapolis, og bio=
rprer fra Sc M,1fer, Ser er fremiot
opcr Sc biotil / Mu6ttprens &or1tor
fl1lgte Metbooer / 6eslige eager.