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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
WHEAT IS WEAK.
New Low Records Established
on Chicago Change.
Good Weather in Northwest a
Prominent Factor.
CORN FOLLOWS WHEAT
December Sold q Fraction Be-
low AZ Cents.
Slight But General Advance in
Stock on Wall Street.
CORN FOLLOWS WHEAT

HICAGO. Sept. s--WHEAT-The
wheat market again opened
weak today and new low records
for the session were cabiished.
The continued good weather in
the northwest was the dominat-
ng influence. December opened
AQl5zc to Az0Ssc lower at TIC to 721sc and
sold at 71z471zc. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 525 cars
The close was weak. with December nc
lower, at 7lz0715sv.
CORN-The corn market was easier. the
weather being the main feature affecting
the market December opned 1sc to &c
lower at 41hc to 42c and sold at 4l44c.
The close was weak with December off
SC, at 41Sc
0ATs-Oats were easier December
opened &c lower at 5ossc and declined to
301zc.
PROVISIONS provisions market
was steady January pork was unchanged
at 1925. Lard was down 21zc at $780, Ribs
were 215G5c lower.
EAT-cash: No. red. 71@71Nc: No
3 red, 7o1z0711+e; No. z hard. 6sszQ7oS4c5 /;
No hard, 6S1zG691ac; No. northern, "A
Q76c: No. spring, 71@74c.
-CORN-No. ,, 48G4S1zc; No. 3, 41szQ4Sc.
OATS-No. 2, S01zc; No. 8, 30c.
RYE7Cash: 57Q5Sc.
BARLEY-Cash: 371kG52c.
T1NOTHY-Sept-, $S-e544.1O.
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with 1875 last night.
oraferrad WAS down a

1915z compared with 1925 last night
Great Northern preferred was down
point. Pacific Mail rose ] point
The demand for stocks was very small
but sufficient to clean up the available
supply at various levels, and the list was
gradually lifted upward. There were nc
striking movements in any of the favor
ties, but the speculation showed an ex-
panding demand for Reading and u P.
Union Bag preferred regained points Of
yesterdays severe loss American Agri-
culture Chemical improved IA points ana
Great Northern preferred. Delaware and
Hudson. I. and n. Erie, Westing house
Electric. 3. r. T. and Republic Steel to
II points. Pullman fell of points.
The trading became dull while awaiting
the bank statement. Prices receded on
the showing of a deficit of 1851, 925 below
the legal reserves Heavy supporting Or
ders were distributed later in speculative
market leaders and there was a strong
rebound Erie was lifted points. Great
Northern preferred Is points. Reading III
points, Northwestern IA points, u P and
U. S. Steel large fractions. Cotton Oil
and Virginia Carolina Chemical gained is
points. There were a few late recessions.
but the closing was generally strong and
active.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Kansas city, Sept. S.-CIose-WH EAI-
Receipts today, ITS cars. Market zzQle
lower. Quotations were as follows: Sept.
627sc; Dec. 647kc. Cash: No. ? hard. SO
csc; No hard. 611z464c; No red, 657zc;
No. 3 red, 631z6l65c-
CORN-Market unchanged to nc lower
Sept. 419sc; Dec. 371zc. Cash: NO. mix
ede, 43a4S5zc; No. 3 mixed, 42zzc; No 2
white, sc; No white, 41zc.
OATS-Market nc lower. No. white,
291kd31c, No. ? mixed, 29d30c-
HAY-Market strong Choice timothy,
s11. 2s012O0; choice prairie, $9-00Q9, 20.
BTJTTER-NIarket unchanged to 1zc low
BUTTER-Marke unchanged to low
err Creamery. &c; packing, 16c.
ECGS-AIarket &c lower. Extras. 191zc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

RATHER RoUGH on MR.. HALE.
City Treasurer Must Pay the S2OG
Stolen From His Office.

After endless meetings and advanc-
ing and retreating innumerab1e times
the judiciary committee of the coun-
ell finally decided yesterday afternoon
to hold NJ. NJ Hale. city treasurer. re-
sponsible for the loss of $206.7O out of
the S296-70 stolen from his office dur
ing the luncheon hour on May 10th,
1905.
The city treasurer claims that the
city was responsible for the entire loss
because it failed to provide him with
a safe. The money was in cash
drawer in his office and was entered
into without any difficulty by the use
of a jimmy. The judiciary committee
of the council holds that Mr.. Hale
should have depositedh the S206.70
which was irE his Office for two days
and that the city could only rightfuiiy
be charged up with $50 which was
taken in on the day that the robbery
occurred. The thief who made the
haul was never discovered by the pc
lice. and not the slightest sort OF q clue
existed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
RoaER q SULLIVAN wHo Is pTsIIKED BIZ WILIIAM JEW
NINGS BRYAN.

Roger Sullivan the cheagoa Mr. Bryan desires to have excluded
his Chicago Mr. Bryan said What is the objection
Is is
public
his reelection national committee"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Kansas City. Mo, Sept. SEATTLE
Receipts today 100 head. Market unchang-
ed Native steers. S400q6.5O; souIhern
steers 50 1903 Sc; southern cows, $1.7odS-go;
native cows and heifers. $4,000. s.; stock
ers and feeders 81. 50d4.50; bulls, $20OnS; 70;
calves So. COOS 90: western steers, S2ooQ
SIS: western cows 50. 00G400
HOGs-Reeeipts today, 1000 he "a IN Mar 9E
ket steady. Bulk of sales y. ~ dVeto 49,
and lights. $6O0G6.35-
sHFEPZNo receipts. Market nominal
" steady. Muttons 81 5065. go: lambs, s. 90
67.65; range wethers, 81. 6065.75; ewes, $40
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Chicago Live stock.

Chicago, Sept. s.-CATTLE-Re Receipts to-
Sc. 5566S0: cows and heifers S1.25d5. 20;
calves, S. 50dS00; stockers and feeders,
50. 25d4 %.
mated Monday, 5000 head Market
steady Mixed. s5.s5d6, 90; coed choice 1s
81 1oas 571h; pigs, S. COOS. As; bulk of sales,
s.. 90d6 49,
SHFEP-Receipts today, 1000 head
Market steady. Sheep, So. 25d5.60; year
lings, IS .6OQ6.25; lambs. s4.5o@S.0o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
Office 10 West sixth St. Telephone ass.

Liverpool closing cables: Wheat 80
Car lots at Chicago. Wheat. "a; corn,
Car lots at K. C.: Wheat 81; corn. Is;
Car lots estimated at K c. Monday:
Wheat. 128; corn, 30; oats, z
N, W car lots: Minneapolis, PSI; Du-
luth POS. A year ago: Minnea polls, 425;
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

New York. Sept. s-COTTON-sa en-
day, % bales. Spot cotton closed QUIET
Quotations per 100 pounds: NTiddling M
lands, S. 80; middlingz gulf. s10O5.
Market lower. at 81 per pound.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

New York. Sept. s.-sUGAR-Ra sugar
steady. Fair refining. 3skd31kc; centrffT1-
gga aa g test. 4c: m9lasses sugar; slb9sllc.
dered. $500: formulated. 81 90
COF'F'EE-Market firm. No. Z Rio.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

New york. Sept s.-BUTTER-AGarket
arm Official prices: Western factory,
common to flrsts. 1541S1zc; western tnnIta-
ton creamery extras, 21ci ditto, hrsts le1z
G1sc.
EGGs-REarlzet firm. Western firsts. 2l1z
ST72c OFFICIAL price. Western firsts, 213zc.
P0IJITRY-Alive poultry quiet today.
Western spring chickens, 13c; fowls and
turkeys, 14c Dressed poultry steady.
turkeys, 2263Oc; fowls. 1od14c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Chicago, III, Sept. S.-CHEESE-
steady Daisies, f2G12zc; Twins, uzzc5
Young Americas, 12AQ121zc-
POULTRY-Alive poultry easier Iur-
KEYS 13c: chickens and springs. Ike
BUTTER-AIarket steady. Creamery. Il
d231bc; dairy. 17G2o1zc.
EGGS-Market strong. At mark, cases
fncfs1ded 121kG17c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
Ranee Of Prices on 50.


Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
L Furnished by J. e. Gall, Commissions,
Office 10 West Sixth st. Telephone 49,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
weekly Grain Letter.


Furnished by j. T.. Cali. Commissions
Grams, Provisions Cotton and STOCKS
Orlce 10 " est sixth 81 4eiepnone $780,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

companies are unable to meet in salts
factory way an unexpected demand for
boxes at short notice
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Furnished by ]. E. Call. Commissions,
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Furnished by ]. E. Gall. Commissions,
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office ITO West Sixth St. Telephone 4S6-l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

The New Lyric opens with a matinee
at ESQ tomorrow Ladies and children
especially invited.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
Topelsa Hide Afarket.

Topeka. Sept. s.
rPrices paid in Topeka. this week. based
on Boston quotations.1
GREEN SALT CURED .......|......s1s, ne
10. i HORSE ........ 50 S0f7s ~
NJ. EALLQW ....s...................< s95ks
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FURNISHED BY Cope & Co. ia Kan 49,
POULTRY-Hens, Sc h.; spring cilfeje55
ems, 10c 10.
EGGSAFresh. lie.
BUTTER-Fresh country. 13a15c.
Furnished by the City Hay Market an
Quincy street
PRAIRIE HAY-News $500. baIed seoa
ALFALFA I4AY-Loose. $1,000
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Topeka Markets.

Furnished by Charles WON Paclst1r m
Yards close at aeon on Saturdays.1
rone1rs Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Everybody reads the State Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

Oneniner nrfces Of stocks today were in
elfned to droop in spite of higher prices
~ Americans in London, the prevailing
Tendency was revived by only a few small
GAINS Trading was generally ouli Out
zoo shares Of tinted States Steel chang
81 81 hands at last nights price and ? 600
shares Of Union Pacific sold at 1914 and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
SHORT OF ROOM.
Cold Storage Facilities made
quate for Big Apple Crop.
Commission Men Control All the
Available Space.
FRUIT MAY BE WASTED
Cannot BE Accommodated in
Topeka Storage Plants.
Supply OF Boxes for Packing
Apples Also Short.
FRUIT MAY BE WASTED

APPLE growers in the vicinity of
"a Topeka, who might have de- /
sired to market their own |
N crops and the men here who /
80 have S0ecr1IafH6 IN a small |
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03

PRovIsIoNs.-Lard was quiet: prime West
ern. 50; refined Continent. 80. 20; South Ameri-
can, 50. IS. Pork was quiet; mess. SioT5d
SIS, Tallow, Sc. Butter.-Creamery, extras,
zoe. Eggs.-Western. frsts. l7o.
CHICAGO, June PROV isions were easier
early in the day on the. lower hog market
and liquidation. Later there was a rally on
buying by packers and covering of shorts"
Prices as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03

SUoAR.-Raw was firm at s.4sc. for CEN
~trifugal 90 test and 2 $50. for ~muecovados 80
test. Refined was in good demand and firm;
granulated. 1850.
Common to good strained rosin, s4dS4.O5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
MONEY AND

Money on call nominal at sha4 per cent;
time money quoted at 1890 per cent. for
four months. iin@S per cent TOR Ave to sig
months and 6H@6n per cent. for seven and
s slsh. % nsT asn,, Gfo Ton m pTiSs sl RsRsr n s smss Lat At
bills receivable; other names. 5Hde per cent.
The foreign exchange market was dull
to-day. with sterling rates slightly. frmer.
bills and q; SO for short: Actual rates; Long
$3.50 e. 5 and cable ca 6ls t : = 3 ss q; s5sS@st $50;
and 5.ieh plus i-s2 for short, Reichsmarks
were quoted at ei%@et1 for long and o ii-is
1910 for long and 80 1919 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
a2oc, disoonnti Chicaso-ioo: discount.
prsmium. 6IaoInn;a Iqyias. p pIeS s9lline' l MoS.
SSomPsTGlal; sc: discount; banks, Psf net,
s pr fsniT-G Ioul RrainfIlsa%5 prs@fS%. g.
touis-i5c. premium.
Money in London. 2h@s per cent. Rate Of
n msHiRs b IL lspe sh %ssse per aof c snef' PARIS faa .h sde
vices quoted ) per cents es francs 70 confines
The, private rate Of discount is AZ per cent.
Berlin ,advioes. quote exchange on London
20 marks 81 pigs. The private rate Of dis
GO o9u ,hs is i az per cent 1t The he weekly statement
the following changes; Cash on hand de-
creased ~, Ieo 900 marks, treasury notes in
creased l,Ufo,uVO MARKS, Otner securities IN
creased 90. $50 900 ma rks. notes In circulation
increased 81. $50 900 ma rks.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes. s40s, 22e. S75: balances, sis, sis 500:
Sub-Treasury debit balance. sse4 .oe7.
Commercial price Of bar silver In New York.
e7Hc, Bar silver In London closed at 81 Lied.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at $50.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The imports Of specie for the week were
Ssl ,262, OF which S423 1903 was gold, making
total specie imports since January 1 945, 28S, e5s,
gold, S4s. 900. a total of 81, 1es, Se2, against
81, SOL ,036 the previous week. The exports
Of specie since January l have been: Gold,
440, $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03

Open HIGH Lov- Clos PREF.
wheat. ing. est. est. ing, Close.
St. Louis. July. e. .7e.A @1-l6ns< 30 nll-1e
Minneapolis. July. .soH M7:ie soa si1-les 81 1918
Duluth. see. July. 80 s2h 82H san s2H
FLouR.-Dull and steady. Sales, 1000 bbls.
Receipts Is.i94 bbls; exports, 5,4oS bbls.
$50. Winter-Clears. ss .80d&s 90: straights.
NaA.lS. Rye flour. q. 40dS4,2o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Conee Dull and Easier-Further Liquida-
t~iOn-Large Estimated June Receipts
-ProytsiOns Steady.

The trading in coffee was dull and feature
less. Prices declined slightly owing to further
liquidation by Disguised longs and more or
less foreign selling. A certain amount Of
short selling was INDUCED in on large esti-
mated receipts for the present month. Karl
Krische estimates that they will amount to
275.oOO bags at Rio and 10000 at Santos. a
total of e25 900 bags. as compared with only
$3.50, 600 last year. This total. II realized.
would make the receipts for the season 10 $780,
900 bags. against Q 1856, 900 last year and IL. 40s.
900 two years ago.
Coffee on the spot was dull at 7Hc. for Rio
No. 7. Futures declined 8 points. Rio de-
clined rs refs; receipts, 5000 bags; stock.
232, 600. Santos declined SO reis; receipts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03

RAILROAD EARNINGS.


The Pennsylvania Railroad Company report
for April and for the four months ending April 80
Pennsylvania Railroad lines directly operated:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
rRs OCrsiDg WARRss

entlfe attention Of brokers On The. cVfb On
arccuet VI the sensational stSfiea NJ ftot and
destfuction NJ the. cowneAy Il mines open
atorh eaa d%owhwaed during 4. sged pyetlon
gf the ifas hour and there Vgt but little felly
ftopn The luw pYinl Uhltef Ccpgef was arm
group, except for the continued beavl0eaa IN
Utah 4 pes, pfloea wefe fairly steady. fheup.
fss"msI' csrpyIns ,Rs rrics u q new HHiVSsR isvsl
on q fair volume 81 buying orders Moderate
activity IN Chicago subway was accompanied
by m Irregular price movement within com
paratiysiy narrow iimita, The close was
lr,eSs,ias
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03

THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, June 2.-Greeue. Consolidated
was weak to-day on reports OF trouble at the
IL sold down 20 ~, recovering half a point
and closing at 24H. The other coppers were
almost wholly neglected. Massachusetts Gas
was fairly active and held firm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
fRE AlSA

fbp wsrsly sss1smsne N lNe asssrsssef
hanHs ~ me- \ M ainHtahal4l lHlPfgyes
hieHt shlrh h4t h~eH popplsfiy etrNe,es.
sHfplaa fesrFvu shaWeff eHiy = vefY sfnell
lnefeaw wflrte ene N see1 fferufil1Hf 1ta
an gftAf eaefd N .st'.slr1
nmi IN" n1g''Vg N 49,
~ i'r,t M VIZ ~ "
efeFtw ~ .tLnnIg IN fefefyt .leur1fulrHl.4
tFd W. llteit ifenf w fs'E W.
gtrfis sit sga#s
~ Wv w issf yeaf sNd Nh. ~ AS vi lNl
Tho EeePig HslgWfft n lhc astg.ig'st
ssVss :. n ! Il ,Sls.IT X S.r.g; ~ sfrz'RT ~
wv owe rrtde' sptb : yeaV as6
s; ssa. %s
iFs s@= "s%% 'ssis|
s!1'sys7' %@% Tsas$ ElSS
.slply. SHa@s S@tiS Ses"s's
'1ruId4r' "a "a st
tns tbsass' M me pses sefe ~ lcIc1s a. a..
Nepusiti ......... Inc tutp ~
sgs.1s .s., ,,"...,. r.. ti3s~
Iolal tssefve ""o".su.,"" Lne ~
S1tplha tutUUt Ine WNtsss
The auouht cf deposits shown IN thla Neeh..s
sInes lSa, sssrt Xythss." %drpcai,s we've d.
duc'ef from the aggregate Hiveh the sufp'us
Tbs icilcwIns isgle shows the ~percsn,sss
nent Eaoka A. rS,nnaSed with iaat weeE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
MINING EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
LInTKp nIoCKa.

Closing bid and asked quotations, for active
change yesterday were:
Yrnrun orNCUaH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

Sertasen af Orleans, sgtliug al
oct afiatte franlfe &on9ebl1s og Nrn,
ten6ent til ben franIfe 3rone, bentes
ON fort 9i6 at billie blon6e fla op
/ Sfrt6en n1ellen Stot og @irfe i
Jranfrige og orage Sor6el af Sc for
otflebe Gorbolb. San agter at l161te=
De ct @ontfeit til De franife &atbo-
liter, bpori ban bill opfor6re Dem til
at opitge 2p6tgbe6spltgte,, til ser,
franife &epublif, iantle fig on &o,1-
geobm1net % otter brin9e Granfrige
ii iom ct @ongebpn1me at in6to9e
8labien JONI ct af @er6ens le6en6e
fatboIffe 2an6e. &apen iiges at
uere imo6 at &ertugen tager oette
Sfri6t, oo set let fan blibe u6lngt
iom ont 8otifanet itaar bagbe6 og
fonfpirerer imo6 6en franife @egie-
ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
@alter sS;enle11 ssclpa, g. 9of.
Mubeu 9sellon, &elpo, 9e. 9of.
Gonrao Meliou, @elpa, g. 9of.

SOttlcI oyStItll, StlUu, t. Sul.
M1ben Self &elba, 9e. 9af.
| Gpnroo 9ielion, &elpa, g. 9of.
q. 2in6, @iil,ot> g. Gof.
sSsobn Mogntsie1, @ergel1 g. Gaf.
Martin Spbnlon, Garpcr, &c. 9uf.
SSobn &rapig, &ennocf, Mil1r1.
@1,6el al Sc Gillfooefo,rne fprteS
til Mil1ncopolis, 1oo lnort Sroiifel1
poa &onen otter fll,1be pptageSl bbil=
fet lfete fort fpr Miooag p,1 @fol1oo=
gen. Sc bleu ber iuologt pua for-
fiellige @nlpitoler.
Saa frpgtelig &utoltrofeu bar bill
De oen blepet en6nl, pnrre, bpiS itfs
Ell al Sc / oel1 fl1l,lte Spgn il1oeipnr=
reoe @slagerer life boboe bapt ben
slonosnGrbrrelle at ill1ffe eli 22o1l1s
pc, 6cr bp1,gte lige oper bans So
peo, og lont ellerS piloe babe ul1s
tGnot Srnperfet sen poelogte
8ogn.
Set, fortGlles, at tilteoepprel1oe
Mgenter for eSSernbanefpn1pog,1iet tog
oe tilifaoefomne &asiogerer lu,oer
8eba110ling 1aa ll1ort Sc blep 0ruQet
fren at &ognene og life los 6e1n i
Jreo, fpr 6e bop6e ltnoerifrepct en
Onerensfonit ONT sen Gritotning,
&onpogniet ifuloe 9ipe for Sen gfa-
oe 6e bao6e fist, bptlfcn / 6e fleite
1ilfeloe bar bdjlt l,betp6elig, 6a Ya=
tienterne poo Set 5iosp1u1ft nnppe
por flar ober oeres egelt Iilltano %
/ bpert 6al6 Tet fife / 9tonb iii at
gier Jig flor, at s(orlageu til aoto-
ltrofe1t bor cit lf9n0ig Tprlpllr,nelic ic
ira @olpo9niets SIDE.
Goroners Sl'rp tog llnlte Sag So
gen 1tnoer @e6onoling, og 2pbet al
foa Sinner afgap sen CIT &ien0elle
gaaen6e u6 poa, at gfpl0eu til l1lpf=
fen laa bos Slpitcbmonbifabet, ser
por 'tppet og llopgtigt og fife fin att
.porsfuloe &loos pofleu, lan1t bos
SSerrbanefompagr,iet, Ser bab6e ar1=
aget loo0annc Tolf.
Com obenf for nGpl1t CT bcn bel
D fjen0te 6arlfe 1efprotionst1nler Ss-
car @n6ing Mitu1eopolis, @pn al
Faltor g. 6. Sprenlen ne0 @orni=
lonsfirfen / &jpbcnbupt, blo11ot Sc
Jillfaoefonne. ST. @in6ing, ser
bor mango &enner MinneapoliS og
st. 8oul, bapbe 9t6en ipr Sal or-
beibet Mor6 3afota og bar paa
@eien til MinneapoltS for at ttlbrt,,-
&c Sellig6agene fer. Set 9lG6er os
1T fl1nne neboele, ct Sc Gaor, fan fit
!. Mniistct, poa @en6erne og forifiel=
lige Gte0er al 2egemet, life bil Dabe
parige Gplger, n1at bans Stilling !
oen g6elagte 8ogu bar 111eget farlig.
Sans Sobe6 bar baar6t fle1nt ntelle1n
Sragitumper1e, og ban blep 6roget
fre1n ltn6er tire 2tg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

9ette 8lab CT nneo fit rigt afbefs.
lenoe Snbbol0 og tiltalenoe ltoftDreI.
lie i 5orbolo til fin 8ris uopertruf-
fet at nrget an6et 8Inb Der i Qan..
bet ! ian1me 5prog Mbonner paa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

bes Merprtoire ct. folo5iolt. 0un fa1,
olle Giier / &eroell, sllle Sc fic,,ote
gonle gangc fer bienlmc fro, ollie
Sperctters Gora0clum1re, 9ul1fer al
be npe 9igtereS og @orpo1ilters
gers, MaSier al ltoc1.la1oifc 51,nua-
ting 9fig9erpiier 9obetal % 8pr,,e-
ionge fra ollie Qull0e.
D ioo bar bnll Ell beomrcnoe
sMoabe til itrots at foa lit Nublifrln1
/ slan0e. Get CT ioa fist, mel, set
pirfcr lao l1p6eligt.s @lm tiger ct
Gar Sr0 fsrlt. S5ltl1 Iurtuller, Dpao
for cit Sang bults ipnge tiger
ct For Grb ON Oelt ipprger mao
lfe blot::s Cen bulfer Sc 10 11of?
- r'g lau Ell illqrerl,c Scr ltr1tS
.blll1 .:bars lalnoet Sent fdr blu1 &C.
.gpl1ote. SsSS51i@6uller ct 9Dffebarn.
gsbor gprt SRI Goa mo1ge
.gal1ge.i 5on1lller l1dor bun iong /
8 3 4 isugolis saoneertlol. Seq bar logt
sQlasle F@}elu1eifer, ion1
|s1E1lll 4'aa gal1g 1gaftalte 0eres 9illct
s ls Is4lQ f1r a.Dpre bel,be ON %
ID iel1l II 81 jeg fAr il,lgt oeres sln-
81 3ne g:slet, Dpor1all Sc n1eb lpnno=
fi1ler Del1fgneapaa at le 0ereS
1iaIg trnoes iit0 poo Iriblucu Ct
|ille talltaifilf sle9olte 1oilettcr
a e iig frelnpr pore 2jue. Oct
lnori ionn n bette 5tanpubli<
I'M iiooe og#nlils % ie Jig ON for
'ot / 1ll,pleriss &, OH 1f1 o9ioo ollie So
lelt earfe Iil, bpor pn11 b,u1
slaaA bonra5mt Dlu1 flnn0c fine
il1teresiollt at fplge,
hpor5s ~ gaMIe 5ilbprere alorig
!flllioe H. ftrafif % bpor olnbpgge-
I s1t life: Ell eaeitc
.ssiiditce I Dcl10es Ubrrbrugsf1snF Iff14. !
Sc goo oen fprhi.
90 tunf - 1pnrMeget mnrlunune-
re n1oo set lau itfe peere for oenr, Ser
lpneS at Jrlr 0oa CT M! Sum fan
hcgpnbe mco Sen fiel,0telte @ile =
me0 uGe1 tapre ~2auolol0at" eller
u9lf, fjurelte ST. 0ul0ine0". - Sc
oil l1aoife life fol1nte til at Dpre Sen
poo 11ogen ny Maobe = melt Sc pil
fun1me til at Dpre SEN loooan, at
Sc pil glen1me ulle oe @onge, Sc
bprte Sen fpr.
Seq tror, at ilngen 6anlf &unlt-
ncr noget Sag - l,0en rnaul lfe 0cl1
bGberfrnllc6e @plger 3racDmann =
iii qipre iaa6an ct SsS110trpf paa .0e
bonife 9(n1ertfa ion O6a 9eielieu?
Sc bill fpnme til at bolbe al be11-
Sc. 6or D,n bringer Gem aft Set,
joni be ellfer Ganmorf.
Sg oerfor - leg bcbbper life at
!ige:: Sag pel imoo be,,oe, tbi Set
fonr1ncr at fig lelb = men leg flyer
Blot: Sent Gent set melt n1l1lige
af ben6e! Sg Sc if1,ffes olligepel
life.
= &c n1 har leg olt{aa fortalt
Gem ltbt o1n, bbor6an ri fer b1e111,
me ler paa 06a Mtelien, % bporle,
bes jeg tror, at 2an6sn1n11bene 6er
oDre oil fontn1e til at fple set, 11oar
bu1 fprite @ang itaar paa gcenen
for Dem.
9e11 ct ser altloa FIN set @pprgs=
maal tilbage, ont bun ogiaa fon11ner
= eller ONT set a1p &pgte*) taler
lan6t, 11aar Set flyer, at Gbas. 93D.
berg reiite ber fra 11oen at fomme til
nigbe6 me6 ben6e, for6t benbes
Ma1t6, Direfter 9eieliel1, eller Mor-
tit1il.s, iom bot be66er ber / 8pen
= for6t Martinius bar for bpr, ban
forlangte Ell Mosie @enge, % BET
gior6e bau, for6i 6et bill foite ba1s
Gbeater ltore Sumner, bpis oets
fgrite ailtref,,ingsfraft refer bort
n1i6t / SnIone,t.
.G 0 nm bus
y Dette Mpgte bor llIan6t.
e. S. 81.
9e life @igarer inbeboIoer ne-
iten aItio mere 9eifotin en6 Sc mgr-
fe. @rnn6en er, at oe lDfe D9fs-
r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

De Ipie Gigorer inbeboloer ne-
iten aItio mere 9eifotin e,1o Sc n1er-
fe. @rr1n6en er, at De IDfe Defs.
blaoe ionr &egel er tagne. af 1tn1oo-
ne 8lanter.