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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24

Pcua, potatoes.
 lee cream, cake.
 Coffee, cheese, fruits
 Among others who dincd at the club sunday evening were: Mir. and Mrs. r. c.. Norris, Mrs. Frank Sawyer, Master William and IIcrndon Norris.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson, AIr end Mrs. Paul Hastings, Mcssrs. Leslie Larimcr. George Colbert Gus. Peter. X. D. Bhrnhart, John llanlon, Mir Ed. Lo Jcunc and Miss Miller.
 Children's Entertainment.
 On Monday night members of the Episcopal Sunday school enjoyed their Christmas celebration in the Odd Eel. lows hall. A large number were present to witness the games of tho little folks, md enjoy n musical pro- gram, the vocal numbers given by Mrs Leroy Anderson, and readings by Mrs C. B. Hayward and others being great " enjoyed. A sumptuous rcpast con. eludcd the evenings pleasure.
 4 Charming Affair.
 One of the smartcst of the winter's functions took place on Tuesday night, when Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Norris re. ccivcd yumber of friends nt their bandsomS new home in honor of their charming guest, Mrs. Frank Sawyer.
 There were eight tables of "500." occupied thc fortunate contestants be. ing. Mrs. R. II. Durmistcr Mrs. r. w. Foster Mr. Hugo Richards, and Major Foster. Mir Fred Cruico and
 Dincd at the Club.
 A coteric of young people gathered nt ihe IayaPai club on Sunday evening where they enjoyed n dinner consisting of many rare and tempting dclicacics and tho sweet music rendered by Mrs. Smith 'S orchestra.
 A long table ,astcfuily dccorate cd was especially arTsngcd for the party. which inclmdcd Mr. and Mrs. u. F. Mcany. Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. D. Fagcrbcrg, tho Misses Maudc Norris, Gnssie Raiblc, Olive Fisher; Messrs. Frank Drcschcr, Arthur Zachau and Edwin Leigh.
 The menu WIS as follows.
 Caviar on toast.
 Celery, olives, assorted nuts. Mrs. William Whcatly received the consolation prices.
 Others bidden to this delightful af. fair were: Mir. and Mrs. Pnul Hast. ings, MT. and Mrs. Paul Burks, Mir. and Mrs. R. II. Burnistcr, Mai and Mrs. r. W. Foster, Lieut.. and Mrs. W. Whcntly, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Richards. Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. lIcsla; Mir. and Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, Mir. and Mrs. q. F.. Mcany, Mr. and Mrs. ]. N. Watts. Mai. and Mrs. C. C. Walcutt, Mrs. I. l.. Fisher. Mrs. E. w, Dutchcr, Mir. Fred Crucc, Mir. and Mrs. F. Fleming L'Englc.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24

Everybody gets square deal in the Journal Miner.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-24
Oysters.

Olives, celery, saltcd nuts,
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
CORBETT WASN'T IN 1T
KNOCKED OUT EASILY

Los Angeles. Jan. 12.--Aurelio
Herrera of Bakersfield. California
knocked out Young Corbett in the
fifth round tonight at the Pacific club
pavilion. Herrera scored an easy vic
tory. Corbett's exhibition was disap-
pointing. He lacked the vim and
dash that had won so many battles
for him, and his once forceful blows
failed to infiict any damage upon the
well-conditioned body of his oppon-
ent.
The fight came near ending in the
first round. In the last minute OF the
round Herrerra caught Corbett on
the Jaw with the left and right in
quick succession and sent him stag
gering against the ropes, but over
anxiety to land the finishing blow
caused him to swing wildly and Cor
bett quickly gathered his wits and
stalled of defeat for the time being
In the fourth Corbett showed a
brief burst of his old time form, twice
forcing Herrera against the ropes and
londing with both hands.
Early In the fifth round Herrara
succeeded in countering solidly with
his right on Corbett's jaw and the
Denver boy staggered. Quick as a
flash the Californian was upon him
and with a succession of rights and
lefts sent him to the floor. Corbeti
got up Immediately. but again went
down from a right swing which
caught him on the side of the head
He staggered to his feet at the count
of six and tried TO clinch. Herrera
pushed him against the ropes and
settling himself, swung vicious right
flush to the jaw. Corbett fell upon
his face and lay in that position unit
he was counted ont He was carried
to his corner and revived After sever
al minutes work.
There was considerable betting or
the fight. At first the odds were Il
to 9 in Corbett's favor. but late
switched to even money and tonigh
there was no Corbett money in sigh
at 10 to 8, with Herrera favorite.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
GRANTED A DIVORCE.

This morning in the county court
only twenty-five minutes were re-
quired in empanelling a jury of six
men. Introducing evidence and grant
ing a divorce to Mrs. Mabel A. Post
from her husband, Steven A. Post
The case was called at ten O'Clock
with Judge Sullivan on the bench
The plaintiff was accompanied by her
father, II. A. Jacobs and Mrs. Eng
iish. She was represented before
the court by Attorney Guy V, Stern
berg. The defendant did not put in
an appearance and the court appoint
ed Attorney Frye to represent his
interests
Mrs. Post was placed on the wit
ness stand. She stated that she was
united in marriage to Steven A. Post
on May 6, 1896. They resided in
this county for several years. In
September 1900 without any cause
whatever her husband left her and
their son while they were residing
in Grand Junction and since that
time he has not visited her or the
child or provided in any way or to
any extent for their support. She
further stated that Mr.. Post owns
ranch in Rio Blanca county near
States Springs and there as far as
she knows he has spent most of his
time. During the past five years he
has been in Grand Junction frequent
ly but has never visited his family
Since deserving her he has not sent
her any funds and she has supported
herself and little son who is now Z
years old, by her own efforts.
Abandonment and desertion were
the charges made against the defend
ant in the petition for divorce.
Mr.. Jacobs. the plaintiffs father,
was introduced on the witness stand.
There were no other witnesses intro
duced.
The jury then took the case under
consideration and after being out
five minutes returned verdict for
the plaintiff and the divorce was
granted.
The defendant had been given no
tice of the trial but evidently did not
care to appear.
Mrs. Post is a handsome young lady
well and favorably known in the city
She had the sympathy of all who
were familiar with the case.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
THE REBEKAHs INSTALL.

There was an unusually large at
tendance at the Odd Fellows hall last
night to witness the semi-annual in
stallation. Miss Ada Brunnick as
installing officer assisted by Past
Grands Mesdames Steel. Bucklin, Nc
Cary. Cullen and Fahrmeyer, INSTALL
ed the following officers:
n. G Mrs. McCabe.
V. G.-Miss South.
Secy.-Miss Watkins.
Treas.-Mrs. Willauer.
Warden-Mrs. Vols.
Conductor-Mrs.T Todd.
|. G.-Mrs. Fletcher
o. G.-Mrs, Trobitz
r. S. to n. G.-Mrs. Steel.
l.. S. to N. G.=Mrs, Mcclure
r. S. to V. G. Mrs Brown.
l.. S. to V. G.-Miss Edwards.
Chaplain-Mrs. Breeze.
Trustee-Mrs. Yelton.
After installation ceremonies were
over, lodge was closed and the en-
tertainment committee served an ele-
CANT lunch. Card playing was in
dulged in, and all present enjoyed
themselves as only Rebekahs do.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13

The board of directors of the Mesa
county fair association are in session
this afternoon for the purpose of or
ganization and the election of officers.
1t is thought that Henry Nichols will
be chosen as secretary.
Try the Railroad Grocery store,
corner of Colorado avenue and Sec
ond street, AcKerman & Corcoran,
proprietors. Fresh and complete
line of staple and fancy groceries.
Prompt attention and accurate sery-
ice is what you will get if you pat
ronize this firm.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
daUNb uMyb nH0 m hnhmN
SHIPMENTS FROM FRuIrA.

Following is the list of carload
shipments from Fruite for the year
ending December 30th. as shown by
the depot records:
Beets 294 cars.
Fruit. 100 cars.
Grain. ears.
Hay. cars.
Flour. / car.
Lumber. Z cars.
Live stock, cars.
Potatoes, is cars.
Wool. 2 cars.
Miscellaneous, cars.
Total, 442 cars.
Local freight forwarded was Cas-
sos pounds. an increase over the pre-
ceding year of 2S6,141 pounds
Fruita Telegram.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13

Daniel Bradbury came down this
morning from his Hannah Creek
ranch.
A good sized audience consisting
mainly of children and ladies is en-
joying the matinee at the opera house
this afternoon.
The ever reliable livery stable,
Barton & Platt's, corner of Fifth
street and Colorado avenue. Best of
service guaranteed. Prices reason
able Nice rigs, good horses. cour-
teous treatment. Phone Mesa los.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
FEAR GROWING LESS.

Washington. Jan. 13.-The fear of
executive wrath in the national leg
stature is growing less. The name
of the president is no longer spoken
in hushed whispers. and the insur-
surgents in congress are manifesting
an independent spirit which BODIES
ill for some of the presidents pet
measures. The beet sugar represent
tatives backed by the statehood in
surgents form the neucules around
which are gathering malcontents and
administration opponents.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
THE REPORT Is UNTRUE.

Special to The Snetinel.
Pueblo. Jan. ia report was
circulated yesterday afternoon that
Herman Louders, secretary of the
state board of capitol managers, was
dying. The report proved untrue.
and the physicians say that Mr..
Ladders is showing considerable i'm
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
ANOTHER TERRIBLE TRAGEDY,

Evanston, Wyo.. Jan. 13.-The
authorities here have received news
of terrible tragedy, which occur
red near Lone Tree, about so miles
southeast of here, in Uintah county.
Wednesday night, as the result OF
an attack made on $500 sheep by
an armed band of cattlemen. One
sheepherder was shot and killed. An
other was badly hurt. About Loo
sheep were shot or dubbed to death.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
MRS. cHADw1cs WILL WASH.

Columbus. Jan. 13.-Mrs. Cassie
l.. Chadwick arrived at the peniten-
tiary yesterday to serve out her sem
tence of ten years for eonspiring to
wreck the Citizens bank of Oberlin.
She was entered on the books of the
as Mrs. Cassie l.. Chad
wick, alias Madame Devere. The
prison officials state that she will be
treated the same as other women pris-
oners. and will probably be given
washing to do, or other heavy work.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13

STRANGLED TO DEATH.

Special OF The Sentinel.
Chicago, Jan. 13.-Strangled to
death between strands of fine copper
wire. the body of Mrs Franglin w
HOLSTER was found today in yard
at 36S Bell avenue. Richard WINS,
one of the boys who reported the dis
covery of the body to the police later
confessed to the murder.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
A FATAL GAsoLINE EXPLOSION.


Special to The Sentinel.
Delta. Jan. 13.-The explosion of
a gasoline stove in the residence of
Albert Chillings Yesterday caused the
death of SIX of Mr.. Chillings thoro-
pred dogs. which We're blown through
the wall by the force of the explos-
ion. Eve were instantly killed. The
building was a total loss. A second
fire occurred In the residence of X.
d. Bell
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
SHAW ASKED TO REMAIN.

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington, Jan. 13.-At a regu-
lar meeting of the cabinet yesterday.
President Roosevelt asked Secretary
Shaw to remain at the head of the
treasury department until March 4,
1907, and Mr.. Shaw consented to do
CO
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
ENrERrAINs coLoRED WOMAN


Special to The Sentinel.
Colorado Springs. Jan. 13.-Gen.
w. ]. Palmer, multi-mullionaire and
opened his beautiful
country home to Mrs. Booker 7.
Washington yesterday. Mrs. Wash
ington has been in the city for the
past few days in the interest of the
advancement of the colored women.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
RANGER APPOINTED

Special to The Sentinel.
Encampment. Wyo. Jan. ia.
T. Lee, of Ward. Colorado, has been
appointed assistant ranger on the
forest reserve in the Encampment sec
ton. by Capt. Dade, supervisor of
the raserXa
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13
BUYS EXTENSIVE PROPERTIES.


Special to The Sentinel.
Denver, Jan. 13.-The Colorado
Fuel & Iron company has bought eN-
tensive copper interests and iron
properties in Utah.
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Menbel=9artbig &oncertcn paa
Mo5ort @all / 81. Saul Gorsoag
ii61te uge bar go6t beIegt. 9et bar
life ct noeluffen6e ifonoinabilf 811b=
lifum, ser baboe inofun6et Jig, ioet
&r. &artpigS Gp iom Songer begpr-
Der at lpre0e fig blan6t Sc an6re Sea-
ttonaliteter / ct. SAUL, og ser ber~
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blot 6en 6anlfe @anger birfelig fu11=
Be giere Gpl6eit for Sen @os, ser
poe6es bam fra SEN f%orbolosbis inep-
re &re6s, iom bab6e bapt '2eiligbe6
til at bgre bam.
&om Bubltfum me6 1tore 6orpent-
ninger> ioa ifal oct itrafs igien f.
ges, at 6iSie bleo mere er16 opfplote.
st fortrinligt &rogram bar uologt,
og fra ferlte til iiolte Numer req
@angeren Stlbprerne meo fig og bleD
mg6t me6 oct melt biertelige Bifal6.
Mllereoe oct fer1te Mumer, @ouno6'S
~$Sernialem", blep iunget me6 en@ar,
me og &raft>lom bite set rtge Gempe=
rament og oct &erre6pmme ODER
Stemmen, ST. &artbig beito6er, og
bette CAB Jig ita6igt tpoeligere til
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lD0t / 6enne Gel at 2an6et, og bpo6
&igoletto=S angen angaar, ser Tom
til aller 1i6it, bill SEN / lange &i6er
flinge / mongen Silbgrers Gre.
8eo 6enne &oncert faitilog ST..
&ortpig fit @p iom @anger for Slime
ritanere, og ban fan iiffert reene
poa at babe brnoet ct Y11blifum, ser
fife oil ipigte bam.
Mils @elga Senien fra Minneapo-
liz, Ser asiiltere6e, er en- @ioliniltin=
Sc al Slang, mes ct itffert 8ueltrpg og
en- rem og fin Gone. SUN gioroe me-
gen 2pffe, ligeleoes v9obre", iom /
set ii6ite Bor Mar bar toget Jig op
paa en- operraifenoe Moa6e. 81 min
oeS neppe at bape bert Sen ltore,
bpi6e Slot" beore uofgrt ems al
v9opre".
Sen financielle SIDE al Sogen f.
ges at babe beret ret tilfre0sitillen-
Sc, ST.. &artbigs l1obptte ifol bape
baret ca. $3.50, bbilfet 10 Tan iiges
at bore ret ontageligt. Men en6nll
mere ber6 er ben oberor6enlig 70.
lenbe Mnmtel6eIie Der 9ngen efter blsb
gipet BAN / ct. asa,tls 9agbla6e.
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Aeenter 0nskes for Ssry yort n ; histor,sts
Of Norges djenreisning''. En fuldstaendig
oficiel Historic ON %Forholdene Norge fra
1915 til 1906, indbefattende de store Beoi-
Xenheder ! 1905. 500 store Slider. pragtfuidt
der. Verket indledes med ct Brev fra Stars.
MINISTER MIcHELsEN. En- u~almindelig An
ledning til god Fortjeneste. Skriv strax
giverne. j. s. ZieRler o. Co., Dept. G,
z Dearborn ST.. Chicago. III.
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itoite Man6ag paa &pon @otel blep
Ser 0anr1et Ell 6ore1ing for iaa0anne
UNDER Mapn al Size Transportation
Club Of 81. Yaul, og Sen begpnoer
meo etslntal al ca. 200 @barter menu
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Ttls uteo ! bette Blaos ppperlige
5elietoner, fom De aItio bill finoe
pon Z. Side.
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at Sobn Yeterlon, Spipnsman6 peo
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bar / S9rb meo at %un6erigge ocns
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oct paa 2iget al Ell Mnmo, ser blep
fiitt op Sn6i6er pe0 8emi6ii ipnes
at bite, at Manben bar forbnn6et
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be ct ber6iful6t- Silifr6 til @il6t-
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Den nye Stat


Sterre end Missouri: saa stor som Ohio
og Indiana tilsammen, med IN Jord, der
bugner med ale Afgreder som andre
Slater dyrker, OKLAHOMA-den nye
Stat vii komme frem i aller ferste
R@kke i Lsbet af faa Aar. For Tiden
lever en- Million Mennesker her Diet
samme Liv sem i Illinois og Indiana.
Deres Huse, deres Dyer og Skoler er
mere nye, men Omgivelserne ganske de
samme som i andre Slater. Deres Sta
der og Dyer vokser og udvider sig som
Felge at den frugtbare Jordbund OF en-
driftig og vaagen Befolkning. Indvan-
drerne, navnlig fra de Bldre Slater, ser
det enskelige i at opmuntre code Fore
tagender at enhver Art og at faa mere
HjBlp til at udvikle Landet OF diets Rig.
domskilder.
Kort sagt, Forholdene or saaledes: I
OKLAHOMA mangler man kun den
nedvendige Hj@lp. Flere Mmnd enskes
til Byerne, fere Farmere for de store
Arealer af endnu udyrket, men grsderiet
Land. Der er allie mulige CHANGER for
Farmere som H~aandvBrkere, for Meller
og Fabriker, for mindre Forretninger af
allie Slags.
Paa den f9rste 0g treble Tirsdag
i hver NAMED kan De gore en- Tur til OKLA.
HoMA usedvanlig biligt. Tur og Returbilletter,
gyldtge tredive 80 Dage. s@lges af allie Bane.
liner i Forbindelss med Nj. k. & I. Ry. til meeet
lave Priser. Fra Chicago til Oklahoma CITY er
Prisen $s4:55; fra St. Paul SIG .25; fra St. Louis
$3.50: fra Kansas City $l2 Is. Billetterne tillader
Standsning undervejs begge Veje via M. K. & T.,
Ry. Kan Deres n@rmeste Jernbaneagent like
oplyse Dem ON Prison, skriv da direkte ON Oplys-
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L@r Shorthand hiemme.

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COUNTRY
CONTENTS:

CONTENTS:
The Danes:-Government and PoIics-The Church and Religion
Public charlottesville University and the Professors-The Army and
Navy-Administrahon of Justice and Local Government-Trades Unions
and Social and Society-Art and Let
ters-Music and the Stage-The Position Of Women.-The Press
Country Life-Sonne Danish Snapshots-The Poor and Aged-The Free
hold Farmer and Agricultural Co cperaion-Recaimng the Moors-Old
Time Denmark. x
ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Typical Peasant Home-The Round Tower, Copenhagen. The
Royal Palace of Copenhagen with the daily Parade Of Life Guards-Out-
side a Porta, Observation-Disclosures Nytorv and the Royal Theatre, Cop
Exchange, Observation-Disclosures Museum, Copenha-
genL-Group of Danish School Girls at Gymnastcs-A large Danish Farm.
"A Typical Danish Village Church-A Peasant Weddng-Interior of a
Peasant Home-Courtyard of Fredericksbor Palace. = Fredericksburg
Caste-Gamme1srand, the Copenhagen Fishmarket - Old Gateway at
Rosklde.
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Sfnbt fig. On Scat @lepator Ma116
/ &iol1eer Mrels 8pgningen, &atricf
Map, ffs6 Jig ttolig / Snsoags Mor=
ges. &an bar peo lit Mrbeioe lom
iGopanlig, ioa liot efter ST. 1 ON
Morgenen forlo0 ban plu0lelig Gle
batoren og git ON / 8a9iioen al 8pg=
ningen og fort efter berte man ct
Sfuo berfra, boor man iau fanot
bam mes Ell &ugle giennem @obeoet.
@an bab0e / lengere Sis peret ipge=
Zig, men iDntes Dog oe iio1te Gage 1T
bore meget beore, iaa Set ct ponife=
1igt at f~orltoa Motibet til &unolin<
gen. &on efterlooer en- 1tor Gami=
lie.
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Sa 9ampeae,1 u8nn &eriep" for
leoen gift op al 6looen, fal6t Mu1fi=
nilten, @u1taous 8epl ODER 8or0 og
o%rufne0e, u6en at &aptein &oot, Ser
mes bam bar ielDan6en ON 8oro,
lag6e Merfe til set. SPIRIT oa Baa=
SEN Dor gaaet to Mil% begpnote Camp
trpffet at formino1fes, og &apteine11
itgnalilere0e ga til Moifinrl1mmet
ON mere Camp, men 6a intet Sbar
fom, fit ban 69rten al, at noget bar
gait og lpb ga 8aa6en in6 til 8reo=
Sen. Jprlt FER fit ban at bi6e, at
bans Maifiniit bar faloet ODER 8or0
og 0rufnet.
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@olsatbafirfens &uinocfurcnins
meoer f~prltfom1enoe GorS0og g.
termiooog bos Mrs. 8eruon, 1874
5berburne Mpe.
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MGr blcpen ifalperet. Sitter forle=
Sen oar en- rng Bige nGr blepea ifal=
peret be0 at en roteren6e Mfsel greb
fat / ben6es @aar, lom oct for nogen
Sio b9n0te omtrent iomti6tg | to
Silfal6e ct. Saul og minneapolis.
Mamie &ioge, Ser arbej0er / Minne=
lota 5team 2aun6rD paa M}innelota
st., bar / iin Mi66agstime itaaet op
paa ct 8or0 for at fur1ne lGle | en-
8og, ngrmere be6 2Diet. Sen rote=
ren6e Mfsel greb ga fat / benbes Saar
og lpfteoe benoe op, bg bap6e oet life
D9ret for en- an6en ung &igeS Man6s=
nprbprelie, Ser biofal6t beo benoeS
5frtg | Ell Sart fit DriDremmen Ia
ltet al og oerbe6 Moiftneriet itano,
let, bil6e en- grufulo l1lpffe noen
Sbibl bore %in6trnffet. Com BET MI
bar flap bun me6, at en- 2pge iDe6e
ben afrepne Sci at &opeobnoen fait
igien, bporefter bun ffl1n6e bringes til
tit @iiem for ntblibe pleiet,
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Mnoitorium. 8praaoet far peota=
get at uoiteoe Bombs for $4,000,
bporof Snotegten lfal goo til at gjp-
re Muottorilm fer0ig, men 8pgnin=
gen bill rgppe bore reoe til at tuoe
| 8rug fpr engong til nnlte Jor=
oar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-19

@oleatbafirfcns 11nebpmsforc=
ming mpoer / Mften (6reoag) / Scr.
Srti11gs Silent, 1860 Minnebobo ct.
@amline.
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st Sig, Ser forotes 6ripenbe i
Misiisiippi, piite fig at pare ben 26=
aarige gilbert 5folo, Ell 5fao0er<
iDeno> Der bapoe MrbejOe bos Sob1
8illnun, "a @ait GourtB ct, % iom
boeoe 2133 @rooe st.