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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23

Studies In Contemporary Biographies
Bryce.
Greater Russia Gerrare.
Around the caribbean and Across Panama
Nicholas.
Municipal Engineering and Sanitation
Baker
American Traits Munsterberg.
Forty-one Years In India Roberts.
The Kindred of the Wild Roberts.
Letters OF Diplomats Wife -Waddlngton.
Art OF Cross Examination Wellman.
Her Washington experienced arquhar.
Social Unrest Brooks.
Little Pilgrimages- Harkins.
Substitutes for the Saloon -Calkins.
Stage "reminiscences OF Mrs. Gilbert.
Life and Letters OF Edgar A. Poe Iiarrlson'
Improvem't Of Towns and Robinson.
story OF Nineteenth Century Science -
Williams.
Encyclopaedia OF Etiquette Holt.
Portraits OF the 5ixtles-- Mccarthy.
Down ornoco In Canoe--Triana.
Among the Water Fowl-Job.
A Week In French Country House Sar-
torres.
Madness OF Philip. -Daskham.
Kings End Brown.
Gondola Days--Smith.
Goodbye Proud World--Kirk.
The ORuddy--Crane and Barr.
The Ward OF King Canute-- lJcnCrann
His Lordship's Leopard--Wells,
The Minority -Hill.
squireen-- Bullock
Land OF Joy--Barbour.
Round Anvil Rock--Banks.
The Weakening OF Anthony Weir Hooking.
The Wisdom OF Fools-DclaDd.
Middle Aged Love stories-- Daskham.
Franders Widow--F Francis.
Anna OF the Five Towns Bennett
Her Boston Experience llcson.
The Manor Farm Francis.
The Westcotes--C Couch.
Spindle and Plough Dudeney.
Heart OF lIyacinth--W atanna.
Log OF n Cowboy Adams,
Shadow OF Victory-Reed.
The Holiday Case Stevenson.
Fortunes OF Life seawel.
My Friend prospero-- llnrland.
Daphne Sherwood.
Gabriel Tolllver--IIarris.
His Daughter First Hardy,
Horses Nine Ford
Woolng OF Sheela-- Rhys.
ConquerIng OF Kate--M owbray.
John percylield-- Henderson
The Web--iIll
Penolope's Experience Wiggin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23
NOTICE OF ELECTION
City of Mineral Point.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,
MINERAL POINT, Wis, Mar. 20, 1905. {

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK.
MINERAL POINT, Wis., Mar. 20, 1905.
To the electors of the city Of Mineral Point,
Iowa County, Wisconsin,
Notice is hereby given that Municipal
Election is to be held in and for the several
wards of said city on the 4th day of April,
1905, at which time the officers named below
are to be elected for a term of two years, ex-
cepting supervisors, who shall be elected for
one year:
For the first and second wards-A Justice
OF the Peace.
For the third and fourth wards-A Justice OF
the Peace.
For the First Ward-An Alderman and
Supervisor.
For the Second Ward-An Alderman and a
Supervisor.
For the Third Ward-An Alderman and a
Supervisor.
For the Fourth Ward-An Alderman and
Supervisor.
The voting places will be as follows:
First Ward-Council chamber, City Hall.
Second Ward-South-wes room, City Hall.
Third Ward-Upstairs, City Hall.
Fourth Ward-Southeast room, City Hall
Polls opened at 6 o'clock a. M, and closed
at o'clock p. m. T. NJ. PRIEsTLEY
Deputy City Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23
THURSDAY. MARCH %. 1905.

Governor LaFollette has done one
thing at least that pleases the Demo-
crat very much. We refer TO his
appointment OF Duncan McGregor as
resident regent OF the State Normal
School at Platteville. DR.. McGregor
is thoroughly conversant with the ed
ucational affairs OF Wisconsin, and Is
a man Of high character and scholar
ly attachments. The appointment Is
an excellent one.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23
Death OF Il Son of Charles
priSStIsN,

Shullsburg Pick and Cad: News
has been received here of the death OF
William Priestley, only son of MIR,
and Mrs. Charles w. priestley of Oak
dale, Nebraska, which took place
near Phoenix, Arizona, last week
The deceased was born in Shullsburg
and was about IS years old at the time
of his death. The hcroaved family
have the sympathy of many friends
in this city, which was their homo foi
many years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23

Ed l.. Lucknow, editor and pub
Usher OF the Sank County Democrat,
recently moved his printing establish
ment into his fine new building, stu
ated on Oak street, In the flourishing
city OF Baraboo Mr.. LUCKNOW has
done and is doing much to upbuild
his home city, and the Democrat Is
pleased TO note the fact that he Is now
comfortably located In a building OF
his own.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23
List Of New Books.


Books recently received at the Min
eral Point public library:
Phillips Brooks-llowe,
Eccentrlcltles OF GOnlus~Pond.
According to Sonsons Parsons,
Men Who Made tho Nation Sparks.
BOOK OF Remembrnnco-Gl gillespie.
BIsmarck-lloadam.
Life OF Francis rarkmnn Furnham
Winter lndln-Scldmorc.
battle With the slum-Rls
"Reminiscences OF n Dramatic Critic npp.
Literary Friends and hcquulntnnces
Howolls.
Old Furniture book Moore,
benjamin DlsrNelI-Moyncll.
Our Feathered Game Huntington
WHyfnrcrs In Italy Hooker,
Along French Byways johnson,
Funds aud Their Uses Cleveland.
Democracy and Social Ethics Addnms.
American Authors nud ThoIr Homes
Halsoy.
Rulers OF the South Crawford
Ulysses Phillips,
Work OF Wall Street. Pratt
Our Devoted Friend, the Dog Bolton,
Impressions OF South Afrlcn-Bryce,
Heart OF Japan Rrowncll.
Educationan and the Larger Life Henderson,
Tho Awakening OF the Enst Bcnulcu
Sailors Log Evans.
stage Cuach.aud Tavern bays Earle,
Memories OF II Chaplain Trumbull,
Life OF John Ruskln Collngwood,
Animals OF the Past Lucas.
oliver Cromwell Roosevelt.
Autobiography OF u Journalist stillmnn.
Tho Land OF the Latins- Willard
Progress Of Invention Hyrn.
Recollections Of Missionary Brady
French Art Bruwnoll,
Romance OF Colorado Rlrcr-D ellenbaugh
Ulysses :. Grant Mister,
Trust Finance Meade.
Tho End OF an Eru Wisr,
Political Parties and Party prohlems-
Woodhurn,
A Commercial Geography Adams.
Expansion OF the American People Sparks,
Two Little SnNuEes.-Seton,
Wild Life of Orchard and Ftcld -mgersoll
Famous sngors--Lahcc.
Heart OF John Wrslry's journal Rcvell
Century Book for Mothers Gale
Old China Rook Moore.
Rominlsccnt es Of the Civll War Gordon,
Barhlzon bays Smith.
Famous Nlolnists OF Today aud Yesterday
-Lahoe,
Contemporary Socialism Rae,
Victorian Prose Masters Brownel
Groat Siberian halfway shoemaker
Tho Forest White,
Path to Rome -Beloc
Getting LtNing--Holen
Old Quoboe--rarker,
Curpentes- Whittier,
Animals Before Man luras
Tho Turn of the Road -ffuthngham
Tho Case aud Exceptions -llrll,
Gallops 2--Gray,
Darrell Of the Blessed Isles Bachellvr
Lions OF the Lord.-Wilson,
Cheerful Loomis.
Before tho Dawu--Altshelor
In Babel--Ado,
Tho Blood Lillles--Fraser.
Virginia Girl IN civil War.-AyarY.
The Heart OF the Doctor--Fo Foster.
Making OF u Journalist Ralph.
Story Of a Grain OF Wheat Edgar
Present Day Egypt--rontleld.
The Turn Lubbock,
Contemporaries liiggluson
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23

Entered at the Post Office, Mineral Point,
Wis. as second class matter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23
PASSED FROM THIS LIFE
Mrs. Julia Dunn Seeley and Mis-.
Eleanor Seeley

WI % y DS@l@y ob0 4tAloo
Eleanor Seeley
wife and daughter of Mr.. II. ID. Seeley,
died at the family home in Platteville
on Monday morning, within three
hours of each other, the mother dying
at eight O'Clock and the daughter at
eleven.
Mrs. Edward A. Phillips of this
city went over to Platteville on Friday
on account of the serious illness of
her mother and her sister and was
with them when they died. Many
friends here deeply sympathize with
the bereaved ones
John Stephenson.
Word was received in Mineral Point
on Wednesday night OF the illness
OF John Stephenson, in Milwaukee,
and at five o'clock this, Thursday,
morning telephone message was re-
ceived here by the family bearing the
sad news OF Mr. Stephenson's death.
He came from Milwaukee two weeks
ago on account Of the death OF his
daughter Mrs. Stacy Kitto. He com
planned at that time OF slight attack
OF la grippe, but as he supposed 1t
would pass away, he returned to Mil
waukee The announcement that Mr..
Stephenson was dead was great
shock not only to his family but to the
entire community, where he was we'll
known and respected as an honest, in
dustrious man.
James Aid
died on March 20, at his home In the
town OF Mineral Point The funeral
took place from ST. Paul's Catholic
church on Wednesday morning.
James Aid was born in the county
Kilkenny, Ireland, in 1923. He was the
son 4 Pierre and Mary Aid. There
were four children in the family,
namely: Thomas, Edward, Mrs. Mary
Nugent, and James, the deceased, all
being dead. His mother died when he
was six months old, He came to
America in lS48, In lS40 he settled on
u farm near Highland, Iowa county,
Wisconsin. On April s, 1859, he was
united in marriage, in this city, to
Mary Mccormick. There were born
to them nine sons, all living, namely:
Perry OF Shullsburg, John of High
land, Thomas and William of Dodge
Vile, Rev. Richard Aid OF Charlton,
Iowa, Edward, James, Joseph and
Francis of Mineral Point. His wife
also survives him. His nine sons were
with him during his sickness and at
the time of his death. In 1860 he
crossed the plains to labor in the gold
fields of California, remaining there
until 1869.
BY the death of James Aid the com
munity has suffered great loss, as
Is evidenced by the great number
who have rendered their sympathes
to the bereaved family. During his
life success seemed to crown all his
efforts. Coming to America, poor
young man, he realized that he had II
purpose in life, and honesty and
straightforwardness characterized all
his actions In dealing with his fellow
mon, SO that the time Of his death he
possessed the most valuable and best
equipped farm in southwestern Wis
consin. Few men have the consolation
ut the close of life, that was the portion
of Mr.. Aid. Conscious to the last, for
titled by the rites of his church, which
he loved aud served SO faithfully, and
his nine sons at his bedside till the
last This IS the first time that the
messenger of death has visited the
family. Few men have the good for
tune to have one son to offer up the
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23

subscription, s1.s5 per year in Advance
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23
Cough, Cough, Cough.

II your doctor tells you that your
cough is the forerunner of consump-
tion try Gloria Lung Balsam. 1t will
do more for you than a change of
climate. Best for children. Sold by
Fred Vivian.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23
Iowa County Bank
AND ABSTRACT
OFFICE,

MINERAL POINT, WIS.
j. w. HUTCHINSON, President;
f.. Y. HUTCHINSON, Cashier;
a, f. BISHOP, JR., ASST. Cashier;
Translates a general Banking, Exchange,
Collecting, and Discount business.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Agents for five first class Fire Insurance
companies.
We own the only abstract OF titles to real
estate in Iowa county.
Special attention give to conveyancing and
abstracts OF title.
Real estate bought and sold.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23

Published every Thursday by
GEORGE q ROBERT NJ. CRAWFORD.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-03-23
Women Can Vote for School
Officers.

The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin:
Are women in Wisconsin eager for
the ballot? They have not shown 1t II
they are. The Milwaukee women who
for the state supcrint end ont
Of schools. The women in the rural
districts of Wisconsin who desire to
do SO can vote not only for their pre- +
ercnce as state superintendent, but
also for their preferences rs county
uperintondcnts 1t will be interesting
to see how many will take advantage
of their privilege. AT the general
election last year the women who
voted numbered only about 70 900.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02


atter Der finder ii omme friiiife
|9tele men lite tom: Ell gamn1eI
Morlille iiober be6 Sloen'o % parn1er
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benoe life foritprre set bpggelige Bill
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lille 2eiltgbe6 - me6ens Sc gan1le
Meno nemlig finn bar ct 8nrelie
bber, far Sc gamle Sooner 6esr0en ct
lille &effe11, bbor Sc Tan goo % pl1s-
lie Jig li6t Ma6 iammen. Den ii6jt
afoeoe &rl.pp Dar Menneifefenoer %
nioite, at 1.6en ct SOFTEN til l1n6er-
boloning biloe 6isie gomle Mrbei6er.
tier, Ser bar tilbrogt ct bolpt Mar-
bnnoreoe mes at Iape Ma6 til Man-
Den % @erne1e, ftnoe Silpprelien
nl6boloelig. Mltioa fit Sc ct Soften
- % ct &pffen bber, life ct fieoeliqt
S9llesfjpffen, lom Sc bare pil6e blipe
1tellige mes Sc an6re ON, men bper
lit eget lille pripote Soften, bpor Sc
fan gao % lape &affe, gonife 1,oor
Oct lplter Sem, og flippe netop SEN
Mrt 5affer til at iette poa @Yl6erne>
JONI Sc MI ipnes ON. Gor set life
flint .og memneifeliet te,1ft al Sen itore
tpife Staalfonge?
&or &nn6e CT 6ern1eo til Gn6c.
Ggentlig ifl,loe hi ogiaq bape pnret
ino | ct at Sc alminoelige Mrbejoer=
bl1ie fer / Mltenbof, men set or blepet
for ient. 81 neies mes at figge i1o
/ set &rltppife @1trnefletteri, bpor Sc
at &eniioniiterne, iom bor 2pit, fan
gao fen og tiene Jig cit lille 1oglgn.
Mr0re foretrGffer at 6ripe Ell Gml1le
Sfomageri, at giere Mrbej6e / @aoro
% &ope for 5abrifsfunftionGrer11e
.. li9n. og laaleoeS at pge 0eres Sno-
t9gt.
Miue 6grere fortnller mig 0ette,
n1eoel1s Sog11er ruler tilboge til Gs=
len mes %. S Mprfet ifin1ter hi
e11om Sc to &irfer / Mltenbof = cit
ll1tberlf % en- fatbollf.
st @teo / Sorit@en pasierer hi
CIT lang @a0e> fl,l6 al ltore &illoer
mes @aper foron : set CT Sc &r11pp=
ife @mbeosm1anosboliger for Sc bpje-
re gmbeosmen0 pe6 6abrifen.
Sg mes ct oberpGloen0e Sl10trDf
al Bette &rmpefirma, Ser l6rger for
alt og alle, iom fommer in6enfpr 6ets
&Gffebi06e, ifilles jeg 11oen for nit
&otel fra Sc &rltpp'ife Sobriffers to
elifpGroige Geprnientol1ter.
Sobannes Sprgenie en-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02
ganens Mast.

&erren: r$nao er set for ct Be-
orgpeligt Mnii9t, Sc gaar omfring
meb, &ans?"
Gieneren: uSa; Serre, naar leg
faI }ige set rent u6, iaa forefom,1er
ieg mig.iaa oberflgotg, iioen Serren
fit Sen ltore Mrb og betalte ollie bore
@reoitorer. Ser er ilet intet 2io mere,
ollie, ser fon1ner, faar 1trafs Sob at
fomu1e IND, og ser bebepes flet ingen
Smaalggne mere man bar t1ttet
rigtig at BRUCE lin Eio TIL"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02
Dr.. niles Anti-pain pills.

ct burtist, fftert og paalibelist Mtibbel for tpg e1er
xerpps @ppebpiue. mpsfmerer. Manepiue. aeuralgia.
Nsrppitet, SrritabiIitet, GspulsSbeh. 0igt. eeiot.to-
Subebp1eer bperten Opium ener aeortn og e~fterlabe.
in9eu lemn1e Gfkrbirtninser. - 9ofS &c. goa
aputbeter euer ienbes al Or. miles MebieaI
:(pv Glfhart. %SSnbiano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02
o marta.
Mf S. &albemar &prdientns.

Seq er Ell ltolt, men gloo, at ieg er
6anlf.
9et Mobn ieg bill MOS intet on6et
bDtte.
Set er iaa go6t iom 11oget u0enlon0if>
og Set bor Slang al &empebeiens
Mptbe.
&iot oper 8plgen RULED Donmarfs
Sos,
% fjnft sets piloe @poner @inge>l
ltrofte;
al @egner 2o6brog, &1,l1o og @ille=
NOES
Sen ltolte 8ritte lerte Sem at agte.
@loo iloges 9anifcl1, glo0ere borl
lalrg
og lpifeo @jnrtets @lpo peo @rogi
@eger;
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flung
fra 5oro M111,f til Moom Seble1=
icblager.
9og 9rne11 ODER Sfpen bor lin Sti,
og lioen 5purp> ifjent 6ngl, er Ell
bans 8rooer.
Men ieg er g1a6, at jeg er 6anif, forot
jeg mi116es fan iaa Dnbefl1l6 en- Mo-
ser.
2ps iom en- Drgm FUN for nit 9ie
ltaor
me6 8egefrans og 8aptalteneimpffe,
lei Duggens @erler / tit friife &aar
/ Morgeniol og Mf%tenre6enS SfDgge.
Sg iful6e set ems iaa6an ilnmpe til,
at albrig mer leg gieiter benoes
Spite -
leg er DOG gla6, at leg er 6onff og bill
min Barn6oms6rgm moo intet an6et
bDtte. 7
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02

: Horge. .

noroet 9 rpgge. S
Mrenoal far 5. IL. Mtoi on,fring 80
Meter al sen 11pe @rpgge ralet no,
% D6erligere 80 Meter er beifaoi-
get.
2egot til 5anoe. @aor0=
Burger Claus Siofien Berg. iom
for no9le Tiger li0en ofgif pco 9s0e1
Sonoe, far peo Seitameute beltemt,
at enbel al bans 6ormue ifal 0al,lte
ct 2e9ot for t%raa1gcu6e Sl1opoomere
at @pg0en. 2egotet antoges tfplge
u@uiferl10 8loo" at fon1lle til at ll0=
gipre $4,000 &roncr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02

5foIcbcipisn IN S
&interens 2pb or ser pcs &riltianio
SSoIfeifpler lcpcret 9t6,4OO. 4ortip=
uer Moo gratis % 62,71S for Be-
toling. Siior til iomme Sio: 953,=
433 % 81 ,507. @apregrpns9rpben
mes npiilet Mclf pinoer 8ifalb, nog
bor Ser eftcr sens S%1oferelie pGret
ferrc @etolenoc ems fsr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02

e a e r. Sfglge @%abebrepe
at 1. @ai iaor bor 6refen Gbea 2an-
gaor6s @rpineer ifienfet til 8ran6-
bu &reitegial6 $4,000 &roner til ct
2egat, iom ifal bore Mapnet rSrefen
Gbea 2angoar6s 2egat". @enterne
ifal 1,o6eles 6els til life fattigun6er-
itetteoe 9rengen6e / 8ronobu &re-
itegiel6, 6els til beoerIige, unge
&pin6er iammeite6s iom &ielp til
l16oannelie iarlig / praftiif @etning.
Sabrifeter &asm11s 2ongooro bar
ifianfet Sunfttonerer og Mrbei6ere
be6 6irmaet Conrad 2ongoor6s So.
bafsfabrif til Min6e ONT fin of6g6e
Seiter Srefen Sbea 2angaaro ct eff
ter ben6e mo6taget Mrbebeleb fort
10000 &roner til ct 2egot, Ser ifal
bore Nabnet u6refen Sbea 2an-
gaar6s Observation-Disclosures. Stem.
terne ftaI anben6es til h1rmeslig @e
ban6ling, 2on6opbol6 eller Iigne11oe
al eller for Sunftionerer og Mrbei>
6ere be6 Conrad 2ongoor6s 9obafs.
fabrif, bbilfe pao @r11t16 al ipeffet
@elbre6 er blebne / iterre eller min.
Ore @ra6 arbei6s. % erbperpsuopg.
tige. Sba6 Der al @enterne lite
maatte meogaa til bette Sormaal,
Tan iubfioiert ogiao o11benoes til
fortere Mefreationsopbol6 paa 2an-
BET for fIi6te, %beItiente Mrbeioere beo
Gonra6 2angaaros &~obafsfabrif.
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S re 81 t 5 I d ELL or
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fra &riitiania, % ErGmieieila0S
timber 5teo 1. &%inle0ag.
Mf.e0 mes &ortpe1ge ipges
al 5ogneprult Saorbei1n, | Sunoa:
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p%ao6roget be0 Solitif. =
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eg 9oltebanoler q. g. Soelt for - :
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9anobrltgsifole.
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st ltort &omplefs al SrebDgninger
paa @aoroen @olt @ilbl1s pe0 Mmt=
manosipingen / 2ier er 5. II Mai
f%uloltGnoig ne0brGn0t til @rltnoen.
% 2pspre bar ful6t os=
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ct Nor slfte11er foruo SIS / &eloftet,
lllen SsSl6e11 blep oenr1e Gang op6oget
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fprnlenes paai at.
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foutraberet / YariS me0 Credit
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filoien bor poo Iinmns6epartemel1=
tets &egne n1ber Spbol6 / &aris fprt
ltnoerbonolingcrnc ON 2oa11ets Mf=
llltt11i11g mes Sc nGpnte 9onfer.
2oonebetil1gelier,1e er Sc famine JON
pc0 Gtotsloanet at 1904. &1trler
JONI %iGoponlig in0til pi0ere
e orret for &ouce T.
t c II. acknowledgements DopOe ell
l16mGrfet Sur fra &riltim1io til
&riltionslon6; men poo @rl1no al
tnt Sauge blep ul1nite0 Stotes" for
ioo SEN fprlt fom ne0 @alp-
tolpti6en. 6plgen al Bette bar, al
SEN / &riltianslan6 tillplte &oncer1
mootte lpifes, 81 gfibet life ptl0e
pente. Soft bab0e ollereoe. in0fnl1:
set Jig tolrig / &oncertlofolet, boo6t
fra 8pen og Mobooiitrifterne og blet
meget ne6laot oper at bore narret
SiIitaaet. Sen for Sl6s
pooiGttelle % Spperi bos 6l96
1il1gsinipefter Seip / 9rammelt ar
reitereoe &erlon far Ill., tilltooet %
meo0elt, Dpem ian er. @or be0e'
@11oers Ge0erl en &arlsru0 % er fr(
Maoalen. Sans Nloer ct % Mor
% fan blep, for 3 Mor li0en / Sri
ltial1io i6pmt 8 Maane6ers Gtrafor
beioe for forifjellige Spperier; mel
fam far nlt foranoret fig / SEN @ro0
at mon bperfen fer eller pao 8o6s
fGngll et, bpor ban n0ione0e tit
@trof, far fje116t bam igien. San til
ltaar, at Fan bar begaaet 5pperte
bos Seip iamt en- &effe an6re So
berier fer / 8pe11, men negter at ia
be lat Sis paa Seip5 &l1s. 9erimoi
mener fan, at SI6en fan bore op
itaaet iom 6plge at l1foriigtigbe6
i0et Ian rbgte a1ifillige Gigaretter
5eipS &us og ilengte Sem fra Fl!
bporlombelit. &olitiet tror Dog, a
er paaIat at @arlsru6.
Sega t e r. Sfelge @apebrep'
at 1. @ai iaor bar Srefen Gbea 2an
gaor6s Mrbinger ffienfet til 8ran6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02

Sron6be ems Sorut s.
orenin g bar bel lltttet at az
bolbe ct International Sorrtsltepue
/ Sumner % bar inobu0t SOrrts=
fpreninger fra en- &nffe 2ouoe, men
life fra Gperige. Set melt forrefte
biloe bel Dape nnret, at pgioo Spenz
iferne bleD iuobnot; set tit 0a blipe
beres egel1 Sag, ON Sc pil0e mpoc
eller Ell. llnoer 0isi e SmltGnoigbc=
Ser CT Set pel louolpnligt, at bellcr
life Sunlfer11e mpoer, pg bcle Step=
net m,roe belit oflples, lfriper Ser
hens @ong".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-06-02

Mrbe Smarfebet /
&ritiani a.. S Mpril ioar
Tom gienneminitlig for M9no AIS
Sifel0e at Nrbeiosleoigbeo paa
bpert 100 Ie6ige Nla6ie mos 327'i
Mpri1 flor. Tor &ninoers &e6fon1=
menbe onnnelotes 925 Silfnloe al
Mrbei6sleoigbeo MOS 1904 / Npril
ifior. 7S7 leoige @loole blep heiot.
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6 II 9 S q I. &onierpotor
@cbetelig peo @ergens M,1ieum
me00eler, at cit @aorobrl1ger fra
Sjo paa @olns9 / Gpn0re 8ergel1-
bus bar p9ltet cit 8al1talten / ii11
llbmorf % lprG11gt sen / Is Styffer
for at BRUCE Sen / @runo1m1ren pan1
lin 2aape. Stene11, ser lto0 poa eli
be0enlf @roppla0s, lurlig mnrfelig
ne6 i'm &igoom pao ijel0ne % ILL
teresionte @ronformer, ongiues at
bore ct tulinooorigt Mil1oc. Oct
inbtruf l1e for poft almin6elig @eflo=
gelie pglao blon0t @pg0ens 6olf.
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Morif @unit / . H.
III q l. +. Molercn @crenlfiolo
bar for roglc Gage iioeu / &ipbel,-
bapn pao @jennemreiie. Get blep
be6 oennc 2eiliebeo belten1t, at CT
flor reprui% e1totip ltbitilling al norif
&1t1lt, Ser / lang Sis Far pGret poo
tGnft, ifol ofbolbcs ser @plten 1906.
l1bitillingen nil blipe orro11gcret al
&1mitforeningel1.
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iferunos@aor poo
~ . s II III, tilbprcnoe &oia &igcr-
llnos go, er iolgt til @aar0brl,ger
@ons @iger, &entenilt &onS &Gre
eg 2alteDauoler q. g. Soen for 70 :
trpl,cr plus Smfoitninger.
~~~>c1 bar pGret tilbu0t Mm1tet til
2anobru9sifole.
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Gen nDe s / t e gal /
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i Sc nermelte Gage al 8pggefomiteen
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&nmpen, Ser as Ell lnoerior6if,
froltfri 2eoning ifal FIRE friift 5p=
ba16 fra Sebl1n6en op / 9etolj6on6=
leraf0elingen, er blepet prepet og be-
fan6tes at fungere tilfreosltillenoe.
&allen bill 6og 11eppe blipe taget /
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henoige &loofilug, Sppan6sle6ning,
&ielo og Sfifertag, er 6og 8ebilg-
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oberffre6et; ma11 bor beller noget til
obers.