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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

Tprt sncllin9s bu1oreooori9e.
6poielsoag blep feltligbolot Sen 23be
0el1nes. y
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

r6pab lDnes 8rofesioren ONT nit
11pe 8ille6e?"
rSSffe iloe! Men Jig mig, set DDr
6erbenne / &roge1t, CT set en- @un6,
ct Gam eller en- &ot?"
~Mlle tire, ST. @rofesior, set er en-
lam @unfat."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

st. Paul.
D. 1ntusfr a,,e,.<,e,,srtr,
A. q. Ty1harr }
aontpret CT aabent boer Spgneoaa
i'll 81. $50.
We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhre bes@g den velkjendte Juvc.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.
Sacub 2itt, Gbeotermanoen, er
0p0.
Sames s. Sill liges at bape 9ipet
$4,000 til MnOitorium 8pggefon=
set.
Tprt Snclltn9s bul0re0aorige
6poielsoag blep fe1tligbolot sen 23oe
0ennes. Fl
Ecrep Gbriitupber, @ier al @aba=
1bu Heltouront, er for6uftet.
2en uffemtli9e 2c9eplabs poa
Nopne Npe. % &ole Ctr, nGr &bo'
len Yorf Sfpleu, CT 11lt aaben.
Gn &amfct til Sore for ssan1eS S.
Sill blep gipet / minneapolis 2eroag
Mften. ct. SAUL pil p9loa in0bDoe
til cit 8o11fet for bom / Sen u0rmcit it,
6remtio.
Set npc Mmbiturinm pil blipe op>
fgrt poa en- Cont, ser begrGnol es al
4oe, ste pg 1ranflin Streets. Sill
itrnffelige @ioler for Joretogenoet
or MT npi item fpn1,net in6.
6pem nil bape CT Section 2anb
/ Stmtsmau g., q. ., til $8.25
pr. Mere? Toreippr9 paa uStbem=
be"s &pntor for mermerc ltnoerretz
ming.
@prtb,ucitcrn @atiumal 2iic Sn=
inrance 81. er mi pgiaa truffet fren1
for Offentltgbeoen, tbet en- aflfeotget
8etjent, 3eb. $. Multin, b%eifplber ct
&or al selifabets @mbeosmGn6,
nen1lig &reitoent @ecbtel og M6iuiter
,@ettp, for observation-disclosures.
sI
Gpnha9sffnlcr. Snorleoes mnn ifnl
foo 8prr til at beipge Senoagsifoler>
ne blep bisfl,teret al 8iifop @oiall
og andre beifirfelige acknowledgement
Girsoogs / ct Mgoe / ct. Clements
@piifopalfirfe. SO, ri ifal iiee Set
@ipr Set %tntereslant for 6em og lGr
Sem life noget mfornuftigt.
Ntr. g. :. Gurenien, 9fomonoen,
er bjenn1e igien fra iinGonmorfsret.
ie. SON bopoe cit ret fornejelig Sur,
flyer bor1, % bans ltoieenoe belpper
bom lon6elig life. Sunobeb % Eli:
fre0sbeb ltraaler u6 fra bans Mn1tgt.
% bon mao bel pere tilfreoS, tbj
ban fan6t 6orretntnge11 fer / beoitt
&elgaaenoe. &ans 6amilje, Ser bon
meo bo,n, befinoer Zig ogiaa bel.
Sale ONT 6orretning = set CT rig:
tignof no9et ltorartet iom Sen Monf
bar ipunget Jig op. Sra en- lille 8e'
gDnoelie for nogle faa Mar itoen, hol
ban 1lt ca. 30 Mcnneifer paa III
upaprou". @anite ptlt bar han 10.
lert / lit Sag 6erbjemme, met bel
ifol 6og olligepel en- forbapienbe So:
r%etogiombeo til at 6rtpe set laa bi6t
iom bon far gjort. Com r1o11 Deo
laper ban Ell $3.50 $50, ingen 6pre:
re, ingen billigere unotagen 8gr:
neifo. 9enne Sfo far giort bam be:
fjen0t, 6a Ser er @al1,ta for Nengene
/ bpert e11elte Nor. 9esl,oen repare.
rer Fan Sfotpi. Man fan gaa I'M
ser pg fao lineSfp balpioale6e poo1C
a Is Mfinutter. st 9r,iin forifielligt
8utifer / ct. SAUL bringer fit &epo,
...o.L:S L.r TO- m:..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

Set nlc Mmbitprimm pil blipe op>
fert poa Ell 5omt, Scr begrGn6ies al
4be, Ste % 6ranflin Streets. Sil=
ltrrffelige Mioler for 6oretage,Oet
CT mt npjtcn fpn1met in6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

9ni9bts Of &ptbias Droe,en ban6e
fin 5totsfonbention / ct. Saul 6en
forlgbne l1ge. Ser bar fremme6t
ODER 175 9%elegere6e repreienterenoe
ialt 104 2oger. Sr6enen bor mi ct
MeolemsontaI / Minneloto al ont
trent 10000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 E. 9TH St. smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhre bes@g den velkjendte Juvc,
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo +. 9TH St,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

@ortb'ucterns %atiumol siie SSn=
imrance 81. er mi ogiaa truffet frem
for Offentligbeoen, tbet Ell a%flfe6iget
8etjcnt, 3eb. $. Multi,t, beifploer ct
&or al Gelifabets Gmbeosmeno,
1lemlig &reii6ent @ecbtel og M6iuiter
,@ettp, for observation-disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

9pbsfalb* 6plgenoe far iogt Sat-
pel til ct. Saul % gaoet til ct be6re
Ste6: Wfartba 2aripn, 70 Mar, $50
&apn1on6 Ctr, sen 19oe, Mrs. &il6a
Sobnion, S85 Glorf Ctr, 81 Mor>
zen 186e, @ntor S. $aniem APO
9tortb Ctr, 8 Tiger, Sen 216e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

6pcm pil bape CT Section 2onb
/ strtsman g., q. ., til 1926
pr. Mere? Toreipprg paa vStben=
be"s &pntor for nermerc ltnoerret=
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

Saeub 2itt, Gbeoterma11oel1, {
0p0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

Gn &reit ps en- 9oftor i Seem
Dorf blep viamle6e ino", meoens Sc
bar ct iloe berpgtet Ste6 for at
lonfe Moteriole for ct 9ron1a, iom
Sc bol0er paa at lfripe. Sc leslo-
6es noturligbts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

80" ..E 4tD. t-.t .sre#. p -.-E -r III
Sub. 5iifene / Misiisiippi SIo-
Sen bleb trafteret me6 1000 1gnoer
@l og 8orter / 5irs6ags, og iom en-
5blge blep De alleiammen iaa fl1l6e
.iom ulfer. Sg De bar fig for MI-
ber6en as iom almin0eltge 0ruffen=
bolte. De tabte fuloitenbig 5an6s
og Samling. st 8rpggeri, 4bs
Minneapolis 8rentng 60, bap0e
11egtet at betale Sfat for 6isie 1000
Sgnoer 1I for6i Be bar mere eller
minore ipolereoe, og Sc blep 6erfor
at l1ncle Cams &aanolangere tgmt !
5loben. Spofmanse arore clogs
u65iiifffe1 fun6e life babe enffet at bore
tilite6e!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29
Gbtparb Dlion, 773 Goof Gtreet,
bab6e en- lille Dpit meb fin 5amilie,
% iom ct &eiultat far ban faaet 80
Cages 8etgnfningstio.

Tolfcmenebens Torpeelie. 1sl-
genoe ifanoinapiife ct. SAUL Gamer
babe gjort' iia f%orljcnte al Stotel,
peo at bringe 9rengebprn til @eroen:
Mrs. CHARLES @laien, 428 Sesia>
mine Ctr, Mrs. g. Sobnion, 403
9ufe Ctr, meoens @igebern font til
be fplgenoe: Mrs. 'Sobn Melbp, 936
@eitminiter ct. % Mrs. Carl @olm,
SO Mt. MirD ctr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

Gpnnaesifnler. Snorlehes mon ifnl
foo 8grn til at beipge Sen6agsifoler=
ne blep oisfl,teret al 8iifop @6iall
% onore bpifirfelige &erionligbeoer /
Iirsbags / ct Mpoe / ct. Clements
@piifopalfirfe. So, ri ifal iige bet:
@ipr Set Interest ont for Dem og lar
bem life noget uformftigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

Sat inn &aabcn. Mortiu &palt
% Gertrude Darlington, Minneapo<
lis, Dap6e cit lille vltbebageligbeb"
forleoer, % Gertrude benptte6e lin
Sat lom cit &pllc til at llaa meo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

Sur on 8peicnbom % suffer at
byttc for 2anb iaa font til os. 81
far flcrc gobe Mnlcbninser for 2ie=
bliffet.
Sobnion & g.,
Is ltnion 8loef, ct. saul, Msinn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

:.-EF EatH Ess. ..c-stLa gar1-#
5lere &ubebalie. 6elgenoe pobeoe
fig | ngens Sob 116 pda Sen 9gte=
ifabelige @lotis: &eter Dillon %
5re0riffe 81. 8orgenion, g. s.. Sors.
man og Mellie Soltgb, Sobn 6. Sobn-
ion % Goa &in6gren, Geo. Sobnion
oa Sobanlte sc. 3eituS. 1beo. 8.
Moeller % Mereia Seclicf, GbriitoS
pber Naulion og Cecilia 5borion,
Sreo. @%ricflon % Matbtl6a 90. Mnr
6erion, Sans $. 8o6sgaaro og Mlice
90. Spangelberg, 6re6 6. Sec %
@iloa 9. 8eterion, 6. 5. stolpe og
Selma Ne1crion. 8i pnifer Dem alla
megen 2Dffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

@ar Sc 8pejenbom, iom Sc nil
butte for Tarm eller pilbt 2anb?
@bis iaa, iaa font % ic os. 81 fan
stse Gem CT sub rbeal".
Su9nien & g.,
IS 1tnion 8luef, ct. &arl, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

81 8ranbmenb, &optein 6. +.
@rigbt og Soiepb @ilfe, pe11tes at
billie reiignere SEN lite Sftober. Sc
pil bo bore berettige6e til en- Yen>
iion al $35 pr. Maoneo for lang og
tro 1ienelte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

Mcrc &labs. Ser er gjort @lo6s
/ Hoitfontoret for Ell l16bioelie al
5ienelten pe6 at Solooepartementet
far flpttet ODER til Sen go11rle Bug
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

G6riit %. Dlciom. blep ienot til
Mrbei0sbuiet for 60 Gage. SON bar
list untunter" forle6m og foripgte
at faite auguit &olf % 6amilie,
977 8ictoria Ctr, paa Dbr. 8oliti-
betienten, Ser fom for at arrelterc
bam, matte BRUCE &lubben og iom
en- Splge fit Gbriit lit &opeo ternme<
Zig mprbanfet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
Gjru, g. SBnlcr, Grdi. Sucon Scd, &icc Rril.
GOurnO &, Hn00c SbupmciitCr.
st. 9anteS
9aptngs Sne1o,

gr, 5, 6-8ng.Strake.
Effen taDIi6 poR 10 bis ilbr.
Samita1S UoH 10 biS 1 tbr.
8peige:
GdC Eager. unO somerIet.strnhe.
Dffcn icbcu Wlittuodb uub SamitaG gfeno
Hpu 7.30 bis ubr.
@de 5nitzg5eme uHo 0ouIOinsStrabe.
Often icoen WInrtag 9lbenb bon $50 bis ll6r.
9r. 1876, 2inBtifr. (Sluidlen 6rph- u sSehftr.)
S1fen icocn SGnng HaebHI. bon bis ubt.
9epoiitcn IN irGcno eincu Qctrnge meroen
untcr giinlii9en NcNiHGutGen cnieegen genonl'
men. (Sft3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
(Scrtietnns iiebe slpeite Seitc.)
Geo. Brebm & 5nbm,

Brnuer non
ONE GRADE ONLY" BIER
anI ,SlaiCnen aeflnt TN Der
Sraaerei an geInir-Apenn..
Y. q Ss1sl. 222. luprtli7 .iWnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
| 200 tobte 9lniien.

Hon0olL 81, ,5ouuar. Cine
bon DclttC 0otirtc Gcpcidc Der jopori.
i0en Sc8otion ans (ofio ioAt, 6clo.
Wiorldull Cpolno Dobc qenlcIoct oob
Die 9illiicn icit Dem %. 5onlor 1900
Niam foot oui Dem 6cIoc lieBcn
Son &aponern ncfnpcrt
Gofio, 81. 5omlor. - Gic ,5o.
pnncr fnpcrtcn 0citcrn oui Der 60bc
Der >SlIlel Soffuioo, i'm n0roliben So
pan, Den nit GontrebonOc noh glooi-
boitof bcitinuntcn Gompfer nMpc.
ficl0".
Ger uNpciiclO" Neb0rt Der 6irmo
u, y. 9iitbct & 81. in gictoriu, Y..G.,
unO qing om 80. De5ember bon Son
i}runci9co no6 Sitoiicn ob.
Huiiiihc 6Iiidtlingc ans
Sort Nrtbnr crtruufcn,
G6cfoo. 81 SumIar - 3G ruiiis
idc ,5lii6tlinge aus Eort Nrt6ur CT.
tranfen om 2S. Sonuor olIf Der &6he
Der Wiiotoo.S Snicln, no lire Ti6unfe
an cincr alippc 5eri6ellte 8ier OH
oerc 9id)unfcn ItranOctcn an Oen HSn-
ieln, alcin ibrc EnIin1ierc lultr0en &C.
rettet itrb lin0 bier uugefonnelt
Sieben5ebn Iihuntet nit iSliibt-
lingen erreihten beilte ben bieiigen
Saien. SeItige Stiirme boben fiir5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01

Oiuf0cM 80. &unuor - &cr-
lmwoctc lunNcn in cincuu luuulb0r
lihcn Srom upn Der rcdtcn 6lontC
bier an. ltntcr ibncu bciinOct lc,
Ncncrol Niii6tcbcnfo, uclcbcr t"0t
icine2 4)iiBgci6id2 iii gutter Stim-
mlug lit. 0o3 oii5ieuc 9Irmcc Sr-
gan id0Bt Die 3obl Der &cuulmOctcn
ouf 1900. Gic aGltG lit intcuiip un0
ole Nilege Der &cuuun0ctcr pcrur-
luAt Die grobtc Neiorguii "a ole
S1ltc lcirbt 0u9 Gintrctcn uon @rnn0
al Den NlInOcn jlr 6olae hot 2lllc
nloglicben NiilfSmuBrcgcln lucrocn
1CtrpiiCn. uuCil bic &euululOCtCn crz
0ulOCn groBc S6mcHcn. 0ic ,Supo.
ncr Ior1cn 0uiilr Dob 0ic rlhliihcn
SolOutcn ilbCr OiC lllruhcu IN 9tlB=
lan0 alf OCm &olfcn0cn Crbultcn
ucr0en. Sic bcnlilbcn lid ongclc.
gcntlid), lln5uiric0cnbcit lnO Gntnul-
tbiglng inter ibrcn 6cin0en 81 Der
breitcu. 9ricic, lucl6c Die Nor9G1Qc
i'll Ocn ruililhcu St00tcn oui Oc
il6ertricbcnltc &ciic idil0Crn mCrOcn
td0Ii6 III bic rl,iiidc @inic NcUoricn
Ncntc frilb riidtcn oic (Soponcr Nc-
gen Die ruilil6c &infc Dor, tricbrn 0ic
&uOullcric. .Gorppitcn 5uriid 1mo bonls
buroirtcn Die lmlieqcnOcn oiQcI. Die
9tliien erDieltcn &crItGrfllngen, Gin.
gen 5ur Oiieniipe iibcr uuo Oertriebcn
0lc Suponer mlS einCnt BON ibncn be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01

lib ollf ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5lui-
i6cu bier mo &ort 2Irtbw, Gcluiitbct,
9icuc Organization uno
meme 8CiCblC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
9l} 4 8 b c II.

2onOotL 81. &on. l(cbcr Die
So6Iugc IN Maridoll muc6t elm Dor.
tiger Gorrcipouocut ocrn Tuilp W}ail"
iolgenOe Diitt6cililngcll. oSolueit Der
@ola 9iitrift, DER ais Der ouiriibrc'
riihitc oili, in 9ctrad)t folnnt. 6abe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01
Wt II t 0Cl1.

@crmlln0.ctc MuiieN in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01

renn I'll franz Bit mo peiluHs miro bic Solae
70 aebraucbe ,9tnnfciis.' has 6eriibmie Stubls
slpidbens.Qiiticl GiHc Grobe miro bon 4. Geils
lidoicr & 50, g'0r ZIG. Nelu gorttGin foftr,
frci bcrfunoi 10 oaB ltd Scocrmann oapon
t,dpfden, Sie ain SiBe hes ilebeIs In oen gbrs
per cinoeiiibrt melOen Hinoerung Der SbiHers
jcn nn6 Udlo du6 banernoe @eilnng perftaf,
fen. seiIune lam niht onsbleiben penn ons
rithfiac 0filtrI Na5 pci6eu AM redltei, glabe
trifii. (Dios Ti, 81. I&gaJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-01

NV ~ ~ NV ~ INbAll NlNDNAN AAtNA
itanOCn babe. Die lurl6cu in Mars
i6al &icif lmO un0ercu StUoten lei
ell inouitricllcn Gbaraftcr5 lmO oDnc
reuolltiouGrc &oii3. &ou ocr Ser
lcibumQ elmer &crfaiilng tonne fcrle
Ncoc ieilL einc &crioihmg miIrOe
9(norcbic uno 9tuil0iuug oea Neihe9
bc0eultcn; bic rullicbcn @oucrL mel
he sic groBc W}c6r5ubl Scr 9co0ltc.
umo Oc2 Hcicbca biIOCn, icicn nidt
rtif Oopt iic miiBten uidt, UaS &crs
foiim0 lmo Regicrlng lit. Gr fcnnc
mrr Ocn &aiier uu0 Der &uiier iei fitr
i'm 9tllco. McWu man Dem rIiiiihcu
@uucr Ou9 Stimmrccbt .9Cbc, 10 mcrOc
Gbooa chrciBcn.
Grob oQc0cm criitirc Die 9}otbmcu-
0iAtcit bon Nciormcu luO OicicIben
miirOcn bon ser 9hltofrotic Oem &olf
bcnIlliAt Uer0cn. Gr lei iibcr3euQt,
0oB ooS &olf cine Stimuc in Scr 9tc.
giCrlna crboltcn, Dob man ibnt @cIc-
acnbcit ocbcn mcr0c, icinc WcOjriuilIc
m0 @cihpcrOcu Oirctt Ocm Souuc.
rGu 3u lutrtbrctcu.
Ger Sroffijrit ulItutirtc ann
/ Shhdic icineu gISn,tontcu Wr[o
lcl2fn, Dem Gprrclponocnteu oQc
m0olicbc C5clcocnbcit 3rr cincr lnob.
b6noiocn lutcriudllno ser &oridQc
in Ictcr5mro unO Scr ocucnlpGrtiucn
Sihlotiou lt ocbcn
81 oh ain fIcircr orNcrTor
wa4,t ., >,.,.,.
,7.roS,I;,a; ,;sa,.,,,.,,, " ,'r., Ea,,taSIr,,,>
; ~, fC.,o;s - 'o,, oy,[ 9>;,,',,'s, ;,,
o,.. W ~, ','''',,,'''n t. -, So: o'
', ,.: '.;'' ms Wv, ,,> '.s
tg~tt -; ; 'g>,, o,;,,,, ,.',Jt ,,4t,,, Wv
n3''a>,. aC'',> ''''' wv '''>' ''''N''
>''''''>'''
y d q Ter oVt II Ut II 9e" III
" ar b at.
g8uri6aM 81. &uu. - W}cbrcrc
/ Ecrioncl ulw0eu gcltcrn IN DcriAit
0cucn (6cilcu Der Sto0t in &Gnt
picn nit 0cn Wlilitdr mo Der Eoli'
sci 0Ct00tct Nic ,.Wclellld)uft fitr
critic Soiilfc" bat i6re (6dtlqtcit JUS
pCu0irt lm6 scr (clcpbunOcrte6r ilt
untcrbro6clt 10 Dob c8 cnllhucilcn
lnm0Qlid it, Die gcrouc 3obl Der
Spfcr 5u crrlttteln ghlI 9eiebI oeS
%olBci G6cf@ miIilcn lcBt ollc0ultS'
tbilrclt pcric6lollcn blclbcL mo Dir
len mr gcorInet mcrocn nm 9cmnbs
'lV' O'l 'VIp''l'o'' l! '9u"l'l !t T''9. | t'''
for ryniontcrir ma ,mri Rroi,nrntr,
Iroooncr iinb bicr onocfonlnlcn
Sin ofii;icQcr 0criht iiber sic Qro.
lpoQe bonn u lnO 2S. .Tontor miro
6cutc in Der 3eihnto ,Gori6opsfi
Incpif" pcr6ffcntlift, cnt64lt icood,
or0Btcntbci(s nllr Wlittbeihmocn, Die
bcrcits rcroficntlibt morDen Iin0 I'm.
fer gnocrcn miro 0uril unocoe6en,
ooB boIo noh ocm ghtsbrlc6 Der In
ruben oic Q}crbrchcrfloiicn bcrporro.
acn0cn glnt6cil ooron nobmcn ltno
olf Nolrb ln0 Qlijn6crImo olIS,oocn
Die 9hliriI6rcr morcn uciItcns ant
bclpoiinct mo oobcn oolHc Solpcu
ouf Die lrlppcn ob. PIN % SIonror
ocbntc lid ocr Strife pcitcr o,ts
oucin an 30 acItoItctc iih sic oob.
looe crbcblih rubiocr rnh ct(ihc ser
Strifcr fcbrtcu on Sic 9(rbcit },Irjid
or., 0., ,r Emo,
~ "~ = - " = . : "
&c aus %ot W It,
Honooll t. 6ebruor. Ser
@nrl6oucr Correspondent Der o0ui
IN .Vtoll" mel0et OoB DcrboltliBm0.
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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-22
General Lew Wallace Is Dead.

CHAWFORDsNlLLE, Ind, Feb. To-
General Lew Wallace, author of Ben
Hur, one time minister to Turkey, and
Il veteran of the Mexican and Civil
wars. died at his home in this city to-
night aged IS years. The health of
General Wallace has been failing for
several years, and for months, despite
the efforts Of the family to keep the
public in ignorance of his + II condi-
ton. it has been known that his Wig
orous constitution could not much
longer withstand the ravages of 4
wasting disease.
For more than ten years he has been
unable to properly assimilate food.
AT no time has he ever confessed his
belief that the end was near and his
rugged constitution and remarkable
vitality have been responsible for pro.
longing his life several months.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-22
viii Appeal to The People.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-President
Roosevelt has adopted an unusual,
but characteristic, course for dealing
with the situation that confronts him
in congress. He knows as we'll as any
one that the senate intends to strangle
the rate bill, and is aware that it has
the same disposition to strangle one
in the extra session he has spoken of
calling.
To meet this situation he will appeal
to the country. He will make ad.
dresses for the purpose of getting his
side of the case before the people and
creating a pressure which will compel
The senate to act. The president is
we'll aware that a speech attracts
vastly more attention than any amount
Of argument in official communica-
lions to congress. 10 NOV the SEN
ate by public sentiment is rot very
easy, but it can be done when the sen.
timent is strong enough.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-22
Crank Wanted To Sec President.

New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE first at.
tempt of an unwelcome visitor to call
upon President Roosevelt since his
arrival in New York occurred early
today, when q mar who called himself
William Waldorf Jackson Jr., of
Lowell, Mass, called at the home of
Douglas Robinson, where the presi-
dent stopped for the night, and asked
to have his card sent to the president.
The secret service men and policemen
on guard about the entrance informed
the man that the president had not yet
arisen and asked him to call again.
He was not arrested, but went to a no.
tel saying he would return again.
In answer to inquiries as to his
identity aud why he wanted to see the
president, Jackson said he wished to
confer with the president as to reforms
in government and that he was Il IAN.
didate for the presidency in 1896, 1900
and 1904. He declared that he was the
proprietor of the Hotel Hamilton in
| Lowell. His movements are being
watched by the police.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-22
A TO ROOSEVELT.
President Greeted By Crowds In Teue.
mentD District In New York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-For the first
time since the days when be was gov.
ernor of New York, President Roose-
velt revisited the heart of the East
| side, where, as the guest Of the Hun.
garian Republican club, he dined and
spoke at the restaurant "Little Hun.
gary"
From the moment his carriage en-
tered the district he received an ova.
ton. Never before has a president
of the United States visited this little
known part of New York, and never
before had q fraction of the thousands
that cheered him seen a nations ruler.
Electric lights winked and blinked
characteristic legends, gaudy bunting
fluttered in the wind, and the great
East side showed its enthusiasm in
every imaginable way. Across Sec-
ond avenue at Sixth street a huge elec-
trio light blazed forth the simple word
"delighted," a word frequently used
in the decorations. The district
through which the president drove,
and in which he dined is not the safest
in the great city, and the police took
no chances. So stringent were the
precautions that not a fashlight pho
to2raph was allowed to be taken, and
uniformed police and plain-clothes
men and detectives fairly swarmed in.
side and out of ''Little Hungary"
Six years ago Governor Roosevelt
was entertained at the same place, and
when he was police commissioners he
became familiar with every turn of the
narrow streets through which he passed
tonight. In his police escort tonight
there were some of the men who wore
their badges under him when he head.
ed the ''force," and who still address
him as "Mr. Commissioner" When
the president drove up to "Little Hun
gary tonight he fulfilled a promise
made to members of the Hungarian
Republican club several years ago
that he would be their guest at a ban
quet If their prediction came true and
he v went to the White house.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-22
More Land Fraud Indictments.

PORTLAND, Feb. 13.-The last day
Of the land fraud Investigations has
come, has borne its fruits and has
passed., ADD the federal grand jury
from whose hands so many prominent
men Of the state have received unenvi.
able notice. has separated until the
word of District Attorney Henri shall
call them together again the 1st of
April.
On the closing day, just before ad.
iournment, the jury returned the long
expected indictment dealing with the
Blue mountain reserve, ana the al.
legged frauds the government claims
were attempted to be perpetrated by
its creation. In the indictments are
implicated John II. Mitchell, Biugel
Hermann, John n. Williamson, Frank.
lin Pierce Mays, w. n. Jones aud
George Sorensou. The charge is thai
the defendants attempted to defrauC
the government of the United States
out of the possession and use of anC
title to 200, 900 acres Of land situated
in various states aud territories Of thu
nation and Of the total value of NOR,
than $1,000, 900.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-22
4 NEW FORM OF BALLOT.

If a measure introduced in the state
senate by Senator Bremen. OF Flat
head county, becomes a law, the form
of ballot used at future elections in
Montana will differ materially from
that of recent years. The principal
feature of the Bremen bill is Il pro.
vision requiring that the name of any
candidate shall appear nee only on
the ballot, an arrangement which will
abolish the fusion trick of nominating
a candidate several times under differ.
ent party headings. Another section
of the bill requires that ballots be
numbered, thus preventing the endless
chain fraud which is said to be pos
sible under the present system. The
Bremen law is modelled on the New