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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
Wants to Know the Reason.

Tampa. Fla August 14.-State Health Officer Porter just before leaving Tampa tonight for Jacksonville, sent the fol- lowing cablegram:
 Dr. Carlos J. Finley, chief sanitary offi- cer. Havana, Cuba.
 "Please officially state on what scien- tific reasoning. based on mosquito law of transmission which is accepted by you, the Cuban government continues to impose quarantine against Florida when I know you have been officially informed by one of your board of experts that such procedure is unnecessary?
 PORTER"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
PIannlno for Levee Work.

Natchez. Miss., August 14.-Capt. J. F. McIndoe, of the United States engineer office may establish the headquarters for the government fleet at a point just above this city. Today he obtained per mission from the Vidalia. La, board of health to land employ barges from New Orleans at that port. Tho board stipu- lated that the barges must be fumigated
 before leaving New Orleans and again before reaching Vidalia. The barges are to be used in conveying stone to Kemper
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
Mlnhinnett in Atlanta.

Atlanta. August H-tSpecial.) )-William Minhinnett. who had the oniy case oi yellow fever that ever developed m Mont gomery, is in Atlanta, visiting ms pro,ner former. councilman Minhnnett MT. Min hinnett was dismissed by the Montgomery health authorities on Sunday. He was working in the swamps N Kentwood, Ia when he contracted the fever. out side of the weakness naturally resultant from the disease, Mir. Minhinnett says he feels no i'll effects from his sickness
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
PrattvIIIe Open to MontgomerIans.

Prattville, August 14.-(Special.)-Ths town council this forenoon modified the quarantine against Montgomery. permit- ting persons with clean bills of health to enter this town from that place. but forcing them to return before night. And persons going over to that place from this tows will be forced to return the same day or they will not be allowed to return here until quarantine limit expires. The Louisville and Nashville train will make it's regular schedule to- morrow. the 18th.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
crosstle Rates Unchanged.

Atlanta, August 14.-(special.)-The rail- road commission today rendered a decis- ion declining the .petitionA of the railroads of the state. filed by H. C. McFadden Of the Atlantic and Birmingham, ana others asking for increased rates on crosstles' The railroads askel that the cross ties be put in the same class, both as to rate and carload weight. as lum-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
Bit By Loan Sharks.

Atlanta, August 14-tspecial) )-Henry T. Cody, white cook, today filed pe- tltion in the superior court to have can- celed certain note which he made in favor of money shark loan agency here Cody says he borrowed Sl0 from the concern in 1903 has since paid It $loo ana they still claim he owes sS2.fo interest and principal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
JOS. T. LoWERY. FRED c. MOORE LOWERY & MOORE Attorneys and Counseilors at Law.
 Office 18th St. and Ave E..
 lover Avery.s Pharmacy)
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I have purchased the business of Agerton-Dupuy Livery and Transfer Go. All monies due the old business are to be paid the un- dersigned, who will also pay debts owing by the old concern. Business will be continued as before but under the name of H. E. Agerton Livery and Transfer Co. H. E. AGERTON.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
PERSONAL.

T. II. Jones of Union Springs was here yesterday.
 R. W. Young of Huntsville is in the city
 John R. Pill of Carbon Hill is at the Morris.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15

Partial Eclipse-The weather condi- tions here were favorable for observ- ing the partial eclipse of the moon in the early part of last night. The moon was in eclipse nearly two hours and many watched the shadow gradually pass over the face of the moon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
Federal Officers on Tennessee Train.

Memphis, Tenn, August H.-Announce- ment was made tonight by the board of health that marine hospital inspectors will be placed on all through trains in Tennessee This action was recommend ed today by Surgeon Young of the ma rine hospital service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
FOUGHT LIKE IT..

From the Washington Post.
 Japan still insists that her 4oOOV men in Manchuria are good for at least g each in a peace dicker.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15

Many Cases Tried-There were 122 cases tried in the police court yester- day nearly all being trunks, disorderly conduct or vagrancy cases.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15

Back to country-George Harris, the young negro boy who escaped from probation officer last week and who was recaptured Saturday night, was again sent to the country by Judge Feagin yesterday. The judge ordered that the boy be tied on the car until he got to Epps, where he was sent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
CITY ITEMS.

Gray Is Coming--C. R. Gray, second vice president and general manager of the Frisco, will arrive in Birmingham tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15

When 1t prints good. 1t is good out The Gawk Engraving co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
RECORDS OF COURTS

Articles of incorporation were filed In the probate court yesterday by the Bes- semer Salvage company. The capital stock of the company will be $lO,OOO and the following will be the oficersi James H. Hard. president and treasurer; w. w. Robinson, vice president; P. L. Huey- secretary; W. N. Preston, general mana ger.
 A large number of suits were filed in the city court yesterday, more than have been recorded in that tribunal for some time The following suits for damages, not including many assumpsits, were filed in the city court yesterday:
 Wilson Grimes vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company. The plain tiff claims $1999 for personal injuries al legged to have been received on May IS, 1905.
 Martin K. Collins vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company. Damages to the amount of $i999 are claimed by the plaintiff for an alleged assault commit ted by the defendants agent on the per son of the plaintiff.
 w. J. Powell vs. the Birmingham Rall- way, Light and Power company. The plaintiff claims that he was injured by car of the defendant In BeSSemer, que to the negligence of the agents of the de- fendant in charge of the car. Damages to the amount of s10,000 are asked.
 Eliza Ector vs. the Woodward Construc- tion company. The plaintiff claims 5000 damages for an alleged injury received in the elevator operated by the agents of the defendant in the Woodward build ing.
 James A. Mitchell vs. the Woodward Iron company Damages to the amount of $10,OOO are asked by the plaintiff for personal injuries which he claims to have received on July 16, 1905, while In the em- ploy of the defendant at their furnace at or near Woodward
 Fannie B. Stollenwerck vs. the Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company The plaintiff claims $500O damages for personal injuries which she alleges she received at the corner of Sixth avenue and Ninteenth street, due to the negh- gence it is alleged, of the agents of the defendant operating one of it's cars.
 The Guarantee Trust and Surety com many. administrators of the estate Of John Gallagher vs. the Alabama Steel and Wire company. Damages to the amount or sSo,- GOO are claimed for the death of the plain. tiff's intestaAe alleged to have been caused bv an explosion In the Virginia mines or the defendant, February 20, last.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
Practical Armistlce ExIsts.

Portsmouth N. H., August 14.-It seems to be taken for granted among the at taehes of both the Japanese and Russian missions that there will be ne general battle in Manchuria while the peace lne- gotations are on. Oyama is known to be prepared to strike the moment the negotiations fall. and there may be more or less skirmishng and outpost engage ments whise the troops are getting in position, but it is admitted on each side that if ethef Oyama or Linevitch should deliberately bring on a general engage ment which might cost 5000 or 100000 lives, his country would be accused Of bad faith in the negotiations here, and would inevitably lose prestige in the eyes of the world.
 In the larger sense. therefore. 1t can be said that an armistice already ex- ists in Manchurla Should the negotfa- tions vainly be prolonged and 1t becomes evident that they were to be fruitless. the advance of Linevitch might be the signal for the final rupture. The unex- pected attack on Port Arthur might be repeated below Harhin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15

Feagin yesterday. The judge ordered that the boy be tied on the car until he got to Epps, where he was sent.
 Mcklnnon Worse-News has reached Birmingham in the past day or two that Paul McKinnon, travelling passen- ger agent of the Frisco. is very seri- ously Ill at Denver, where he went about three weeks ago for his health. He was taken i'll about month ago and suffered several hemorrhages.
 Golfers Return-R. H. Baugh, R. H, Thatch and Charles Brown have re- turned from Chicago where they were entered in the national golf tourna- ment which has just concluded They witnessed the national championship finals between Travis. Eagan, Pounds, Hirschoff and Sawyer. Eagan defeated Sawyer for the championship.
 Injured In Explosion-Robert Vance, of the firm of Robert Vance & O., which had the contract for blasting the slag in the pit at North Birmingham, who was dangerously wounded in an explosion at the slagpile Saturday morning, was taken from Copeland x Berry's infirmary yesterday to his home. MT. Vance lives at 2S09 Twelfth avenue, Norwood. Edward Vance, his son. was also injured in the explosion and was carried home at the same time.
 Trial Continucd-The trial of George Howard, white man charged with murder, was again continued yester day morning by Justice of the Peace I. H. Benners. The date set for the hearing is next Friday. Howard IS accused of killing a man by the name of Smith in a saloon in Pratt City some time agon. The trial was con tinued on plea by the defense that Robert N Bell, one of Towards at toineys, was absent from the city. AS sistant Solicitor Edward Winston Is conducting the prosecution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
EAST LAKE

Grand Sacred Concert Sun day afternoon at East Lake bT Memoli's Concert Band.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
LAPS MAY YIELD
 KAREN RAILROAD
(coatinued from First Paae,)

 ---S-~-------->--------- 4,. speak officially gave it as his opinion Una. 1,. each power had now bound lesen .o ''i9 articles agreed to. ....,o
 Tn the discussion of the second article Towering the evacuation oI MaIiciluii' ll. 1t Is positively stated that hUssis noll @ victory Baron Komura, so it IS deciareo, wanted to limit the obligation to eyaeuate Manehuria, % and to surrender special priv ileges in the province to Russia "ilsle- n,l,i as M. witte contended that the opil- qstion for evacuation and the surrender of special privileges should be mutual mutual and that the evacuation of the tnoops 7..as should take place concurrently M. Witte is said to have contended that he was defending not only the interests or Rus sia. but of all the neutral powers. On o,1,, the other hand the Japanese claim not oi,iy tbat thav did moi resist the provision for simultaneous action by the troops or both countries, but the distinct credit for the strong stlpulations regarding the preser- vation of the territorial integrity or China.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-15
Did Not Discuss Railroad.

Portsmouth N H., August 15.-Q a. m.) The statement was made to the Asso- clated Press that while the facts sent earlier regarding the article covering the cession of the Chinese eastern railroad to China are correct, the article agreed to yesterday did not deal with that ques-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

'Mars weterfcn tom iio pnd @ddros.3
iplaofen, tom Seitene ON &usbibrnet
% REP benoe operenbe. ginoe1aifi.
men GIT ODER Denbe.
- gowaro Yeterion % 81. g. sol.
BIZ, to 8eboere al Sisicton, blep ito.
lite nge orGbte al en- inoianif Jar1ner
Sacf Jlute, iom boer 8 Mile spo
for @pen.l 8tcrion % Golbp tierte
no til Snoianerens Jarm for at be.
ilaglegge nogle @eite for &enge, iom
De to @ano bap6e tilgooe bos barn,
1poroper &p0buoen blep iaa raienoe,
at ban ifieo Dem me6 cit Mepolper.
&mn opergap fig itrafs til S6ertffen,
JON bapoe Sen iterite Meie meo ut
frelie Snoianeren fra at blipe lpncbet
al en- raienoe 5olebob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

til at foretage Suren. Ser fun life
opbiies M1,ter me6 iaa maleriife
IScener noget an0et Steo / 2anoet.
81 bringer ioag nosle Slluitra.
|tioner fra n0itillingen, iom giper Ct
|8egreb ON oens Sfignbeo. gperlt
Ter l1ofigt ODER en- 9el al n6itillin-
gen, iaale6es iom Sen er beIiggenoe
Ipe6 Spen, oper bpilfen fGrer Sen
megtige rMationernes 8ro". @eIpe
Isgen, Guilds Safe, er en- Jerif,
%banosig, ser 6affer ct Mreal at 200
|Mcres. Sen filler &opeolanoet,
paa bpilfe Sc fleite l1oitillingspalao-
Ter er bpgge6e, fra Salppen, bpor
&egieringsbpgningen itaar. @roen
er bpgget al Sre, men poa en'iaa-
San Maa6e, at Sen Ter r10 iom ioli6
Ml1rperf. Sen gnoe, ser ligger
nermeit 6altlan6et, er paa cit
Strefniug al 1 500 bpgget 800
500 bre5, og fer finoes SEN iaofalo-
tie uGrail", l16itillingens @amling
|af 5orlpitelier al forifiellig Mrt, ipa=
renoe til ct. Souls Iii ltillingens
r&ife".
l10itillingens ieregne @eliggen-
be6 giper cit l1OmRrfet M%nleontng til
Mfboloelie at Toreitillinger, Ser in0-
befatter @anoiport, og oerne bliper
0a ogfaa 6repet / meget. betpoeliyt
Smfang. Gangs Sphreo6en gaar
Ben ltore u2afe Sbore @splmabe",
Ser ifi9rer 8roen ser, bbor tie Sratl
begpnoer.
On at Sc ~ejenoommeligite 8pgni1t-
ger paa l1oitillingen er ber, ser
RUNNER olle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fra Srienten. 81 giengiper cit Of
.biloing al 6enne @pgning. 9er er
308x160 sos / @r11nofla6e og bar
foitet oper $4,000. 8pgninge1 rl0-
marfer Jig peo lit fortrinlige Spen=
lps, ibet ser er ct sfpligbt iom Sag
oper bele @pgningen. %ll0penoig
fmpffes 8pgningen at forintbiife
|Sgiler, meIlem bbert Har al bpilfe
Ser fin6es @ino1er. Set ssnore er
en megtig Gcntralbal, fra hptltel,
Ser fprer 6 itore Srapper op til @al=
leriet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
Centrackomiteen
for Snbiamlins til Bet ME 0iafo-
nisieboipital.

&e0enitauenbe er NaDnene paa
oem, lom biotil bar lopet at bore
meb paa Gentralfomiteen for Sno-
lamlingen til set npe nor fe @oipttul
/ 6orbin0elIe me6 9iafonislebjem=
met. Ger er ialt ii, fom for lopet
at tage en- le0en0e Sci / Subifripti=
onsarbeiOet, men ON cit fort SiO
penter Ri at bape en- bel 9el flere
opgtige M%rbejoere. Spert Meolem
+af 6enne Gentraltomite oil faa flere
til at bielpe fig at 11na iaa mango,
iom m1ligt.
Sm Ell fort 5io petter hi at bape
benimob 200 interesierebe Men6 %
4pin0er Der Minneapolis til at
Ebicelpe til at fao iubffriberet % in6-
Iamle 6e neopen6ige Mioler til 6er-
ne peliigneoe @ierning. Set er mes
fripillige @aoer, at oe so a 10000
Dollars, lom bebppes, ifal brtngcs
tilbeie. Set meite at benne Su111
burbe faces fer ! minneapolis, %
Sen lofale Snteresfe iDnes at nRrc
meget it9rf, % Meiten bill fonnrne inb
fra in~teresierebe noenfor Ninneapo-
liz. 9iofunisiebiemu1et bar mango
8enner runbt ON bIonot set norffe og
oanffe Soft, og flere pil oetiun, sefter-
.baanoen iom 8irfiombeoen uopi6es,
|og @ierningen i Gale % sfrift lRg-
ges bort Soft paa @ierte. Otter
[Splitteliens Sioer ct Ser MI baagnet
life laa lioet 6oreningstrang blnnot
airfefolfet og bermeo osiaa 5rang
til at iamles tic enigt arbeioe ogfaa
ON fore og faIles @ibren1dal, fon-
JON 8nrmbiprtigbeosarbeioe % Zig
|nen0e.
9iafonisie5iemmet bar / Min1aea,
polls gienoom til en- Bprbi al $14,,
900. &na oenne bpiler Der nogen
[@inID. @eb 2nfe Mn1netonfnsb or
[Seffrene ct SoH1n1erbiem, Iom be !
In 9io fiibbfe meget binigt. Dei
pdrsen Riguar1o, iom bapoe hpegei
BET for iiig Rlp Oct er maafe SCI
ml1ffefR steD paa r5asa Sill",
|gie1oomtnenzbnr heget betpoeliM
gnroi: Eette Siem bar pRra fl
Itor @Inbe &c 5eitrene, ndat
frrtte % uoIiots foulner 6er,1o q,
Vat ieDgiannlanaen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

So Det meobeIes fra padlioeItg
SHE at @llber,1sr Ga JoIlette bill.
tage Gfifeb gegpnoelien al septem.
Eber ag reiie til @aibington ionn Gor.
enebe Staters Senator / Oftober.
@upernere1t bar / Sen iibite Sis Doe.
ret paa en- Jorebragstourn6 / Moro.
pe%itltate:re.
- On al Sc poloiomite eletrtife
sterme iaar git ODER 8ortage Gguen
itoite l1ge % anrette6e cit bel Sci
9faoe paa 9lplinge11. 5reer blelte
ne6 faa flcre Steoer I @aberne, %
2plet fog neo paa mango Ste6er.
@%roen opcr @isconiin Mtper blep re-
bet uat. Sra @aupaca fommer I'm.
oerretning ON lignenoe l1peir.
IS Hortage begif en- ung Man6
peo Napn Carl 8oecb ltoite ugeMoro
paa lin SuItrl1 beo at itiffe ben6e /
@pggen. 9erefter- foripgte ban Selp-
moro be0 at ipringe u6 I ct @ano-
lpb, mer ban blep truffet / 2ano,
bDorpaa ban un0lpb og opergap fig
til &olitiet. 9ggteparret par nplig
flpttet til &ortage fra minneapolis.
- Sllinois @teel So. for anlagt
.Spgsmaal moo 100 &erioner, blanot
Dem to Mobofater / Mtlmuufee, for
@ammenipprgelie ON, at berepe
&ompaniet Set 2ano paa Sones
Sslano, iom man / laa lang Sis bor
fort Gag om. Set ON trtote 2ano
ligger lige he6 Milmoufee &apns
Mun0ing og er beers ODER en- Mil=
lion Collars u6en 6orbeortnger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

1ienlrtets tioIiigere so iersr III aas..
ferer for aotniteen. Ser blep ogiaa;
|beilrttet, at Der nebiettes en- gfse-
tl1tipfomite pau ipp MeoIemmer,
bporaf @onit6ens 8eitprelie ifal us
Gisre oe ire, % De andre fire blep set
operlaot til Gormanoen at uonnpne.
timber en- lengere 5amtale ON
Maaoen, bporpaa mon if1l6e gribe
Snoiamlingen an, blep ser blanot
anod frembepet, at man ifuloe ben.
pen6e Jig tit 8pens Commercial
Club, Spoiioens Commercial Club
og De an6re Commercial Clubs,
bboraf Der er ct 8ar til / 8pen, iamt
til 6e forifiellige norife 6oreninger
for at faa 6ielp / Sn6iamltngsar.
bei6et at Dem.
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rDiseenfn.

Erefi6enten bar ne6lagt 2an6-
f%ontorernesi @an Claire og Miblanb,
8ts. 8e to &ontorers Gorretning
gaar til 2an0ontoret / @attim1, isis.
-Goltetpllingen 8apfiel6 Count
to bier en- 5oregelie al 1,520 De iio-
tie fem glar. Ser er mn Is, 9t2 Ner-
ioner / gountpet. Ser bar D9ret
en- afgiort &eoaang Bperne % Ell
flor Jorggelie paa 2nu6et..
- neutrality-suspicious. gan SIZE
fom netop CT fouunen biem ira to.
Tigers GpJsib i Colorado, iagoe peo
fin aiemfomit at Siitorien ON, at
ian itulec lupe 11agtet uniperiitetets'
2ercre at habe nogeniombeIf clogs
gierbpefp, rnr set rene Dpfpino.
S@z
5ioite uae ifete / Ren Hicb-
mono ct merfeligt 2pnneolag Bar-
neD GreeleDs Gus Der beboes at
.Ber,h sc Berg, ct StDfffe Rorobeif
for 8pen. quiet bleD molten ffulo<
itanoig eoelagt;; mensafoe toID 8er-
foner, iom befonot iie BED, TOM IN.
eentiIifaoe. 5tore 6lller blep repne
Il Suid doen eleftrife Gtrgm %
sstene @rlano.11l1ren bIeo ier1ret.
Spgni11ge11 lntrn0tes life 2Dnei
log neo famine gus fcr fist cher
EN- Mttoare6 nen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

&atient fra 9oipitalet % anore
ipage og trette Soft for / Mareues
Sob fun0et fi9rfommen @pile ber.
rSolbaffen" bur peret til @ellig1el=
lie for mango.
S 8pgningsfonoet er ser rlt /
Setter og @ontonter mellem 6 a e.
600 DOLL, iaa Ser er noget at begpn=
Sc me0. @aaber at &elten bill fom=
me uoen itore Ganifeligbeber, 1aar
ollie gibr tit beolte. Sc in%teresiere6e
ber babe Sen 5elelle, at set gi9lOer
MI at tage %alporligt fat, iaa at Mio=
lerne funr1e fomme in6 rigeligt %
|inart. 8aiementet ber muses. ibelt
og 8pgningen paabegpnbes .tiolig til
Gaaren.
Meolemrner at &omiteen er for
I9sioen felgenoe:
SoIIcffotr 9Softar g 9oftor nos
In . n;a...a,s ~
snasIas a. aa.ah' ma.. !;
msN oo9 >'ae ou" y
Anrneis, 81. g.. &C., Spnoifats
' m.rg ), .s
W. .. ~. gV'e1 s'lOao' Po-
'uees Deeleanaat W,
9n'eop, :. y, 2oo' y. Ape. -
seorle, Sla1 =. 81 y. Y. So1r1'
ION so
o:. 9i = een'p, :. y
S't m. 10y o m>u....
|gen,nle go,,r5
gtonnbe;m 4 @eooftsr Is mo,
[Ittifen4.
weoeler :. Mpotbefer. Miperiioe
|gpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
5yo Datota.
QlIle Gpuntner hdr in6ie

Mle GountDer bar in6ien6t
&apport til Statsanoitpren for Sta-
tens 2igningsfomisiion, iom begpnoers
fit Mrbeioe / oenne l1ge. 9e iu0-
len6te &apporter er tolp Millioner
Collars itprre ems Gountpernes Sp-
gaDer for ct Mar iioen, men Sotal.
iummen $t99,326,08t, er fun.
100000 itprre eno Sen Gum, iom
..eenoelig anfoges al &omtsiionen ifior.
F&f oct Iamleoe 8elgb er Bprolpttel-
fen al Sarmlan6 $124,7SO,632, og
Reiten $74,545,449, er for 8peien.
bonn % alilags rerlig gienoom.
S Mitcbell bill ser Gfterauret
blipe en- flor Mais-8alaos 6elt.
Maispalu6iet, til bullet Hlanerne er
iferoige, bill blipe 100xt42 500 %
eipe 5i6eplabs for 1000 Menneifer;
Set fal traoe i 5tebet for set gamle
Raispala6s, iom blep neorepet /
6orfommeren, % BET bill foite $tO,-
600 ut opfdre Set. Sen rige Sblt,
|SD6 Dafota bar iaar, bill blipe biit
[peo Observation-Disclosures beo talrtge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
noro Dafota,

- Sobn .. Stuobeim er n6nppnt
til Noitmelter / &elptn, Nolette Count
tn, ilte0enfor gilbert 6. &urlt, ser
bar taget Mfifeo.
S @arpep anlngges / 0enl1e
Si6 ct NIT &loafipitem, lom er on1tr.
ell SreOje6el f9r0igt. Set ffal bore
/ fomplet Srben til Sftober.
= 2anoi6gere fon1mer / oenne Sis
til Smestomn / itore Mangoer, en-
feltbis og / itore Selifaber, og oct er
allere0e iolgt meget 2an6 Lungs @p=
feston 8rancben og / Sen nnrme=
ite Smegn Of S%amestomn.
- S Sbel0on blep ii6ite l1ge en-
.Nlgent for Sobn @uno 8reming &c.,
IF. Mc@ole, i0emt en- Gtraf. af 100
Gage / Mrrelten og $500 / @ulft for
at babe opertraa6t Erobibitionslopen.
san blep arrelteret 8. 3. Suli, mems
ban bol6t ct eligible, UNDER bpilfet
ban tog Sr6re for lit 6trma.
- S 8egpnoelien al iioite l1ge gif
Ell eoelGggen0e @aglltorm oper8otti-
neau, McSenrp, Eierce> @olette og
8enfon@ ountper og anretteOe iaa flor
Sfa6e, at 6enne anIaaes til 1 Mil=
lion Collars. Gtormen begpnote /
Smegnen at @eitbope, Smemee og
8illom Gitp og ltrate Zig til SEEDS i
8enion @ountp; 9pgen bup6e Ell
8reooe al 3 Mile. Nogle al Sc beoite
Mfgrg6er / Staten families / set goc-
lagte 8elte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

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8inoers.
@ppertien, g., 800 90. ape. g.
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