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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
JEWELS IN HER RAJ
Blonde Tresses Of Servant Crl
Searched and Fortune in stolen
Gems Are Revealed,

New York, May 26-When Annie
Cooperstein, a maid employed In che
home of Theodore Simon, mann
racturer was arrested On suspicion 81
having stolen $3.50 worth Of iewelry
she look Il the personification Of limo
cence. The matron Of the West One
Hundred ana Twcntyfifth Street Po.
lice starion noticed, however, that
there was an unusual bulge IN the
girls front hair ana decided TO inyes
tigate,
Cleycrly concealed IN the rat m.
der Annie's blond locks was found
the missing property The matron
pulled out, one after the other, dia-
mond 8 nburst worth $1,000, a dia.
mond reck chain, three diamond
rings, band ring and lady's gold
watch.
THAT els better" said the IN.
repentant maid, when she was reliev-
cd of her burden. My head has been
top heavy for the past two days. But
my! / never thought you would search
the rat"
The Coaperst in girl has been en-
pEoyed in the Simon household since
last Thursday She is an Austrian,
twenty years old and has been in this
country -four years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
COUNCIL. PROCEEDINGS
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL.

Council Chamber, Cairo. Illinois,
May 20. 1907.
Especial Meetings.
Present: Hon George Parsons.
mayor. and Aldermen Bourgeois,
Burke. Davis. Magner, Meehan. Mel
lis, Snyder, Thomas
Absent: Aldermen German, Kelly,
Koehler. Thistlewood
The mavcr stated he meeting had
been called for general business.
The MAYOR nominated VI s Eean
Ia succeed himself as city MARSHAL
and chief of nolica.
Alderman SNYDER moved the nomi-
nation he confirmed
The motion was adopted by the fol
Lowing vote: Aye Bourgeois. Burke,
Davis. Magner Neenan. Nell.s. Sou
lin. Snyder, Thomas. Nay-None
The mayor nominated James G.
CowelI to succeed himself as night
sergeant. AIDE. man Wagner moved
tho nomination be Confined.
TIE motion was aiop cd by The fol-
lowing vote. Aye Bourgeois. Burke.
Davis. Wagner. Meeaan. Nellis, Soul
I'M. snyder. Thomas-9 Nay None.
The mayor nominated s. NJ. Orr 10
succeed himself as police con table
and health officer Aiie man Nellis
moved the nomination b confirmed.
The motion was carried by the TO-
lowing vote: Aye-Pourgo 8. Eurke.
Davis. Magnor. Meeaan Ne'lis Soul
lin. SNYDER. Thomas-9. Nay-None.
aid rsn Koch or appeared
The mayor nominated James L.
casey to succeed himself as police
e0rrtabie. Alderman Davis move
ire oe .nsH1n he confirmed The
lotion was sjopted b. the following
So e. Aye gourgo Burke Davis
Kos hler. MasaeI. Meehan. Neli-s-
scunin. snyder. Thomas-i0. Nay
Meme.
The mayor nominated John Wade
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
U. S. REVENUE CUTTER
Models Exhibited at jamestown Expo
sition Illustrating Government
Service.

Norfolk. va. May 2G,As one Of
the branches Of the treasury depart
nent. the revenue cutter service
makes an exhibit in he space allotted
Ia it-on the waterfront side Of Govern
ment Building "a This exhibit in
cludes d series Of models OF types Of
revenue cutters from the early sailing
vessel class, with its one muzzle load
ing gun. to he modern type of steam
propeller wllh rapid fire guns. A
group of paintings, showing various
features Of the work Of the service in
peace and war adds color and interest
&c the exhibit system Of track
charts, including photographs of the
enters and embracing the Alaskas
and insular possessions shows the
wild range OF opera ions Of the ser
vice Other features OF the exhibit
are attractive pictures in water col1rs
az the unifo ms Of the offers ald
men, photographic views Of the
cadets ct their drills and academic
wcrk at the school Of instruction. the
types Of ordnance used on the reye
nae cutters are saown in the guns
mounted in the space on cage stands
such as are used on board ship ana q
rack Of small arms shows the rifles
ana revoIvers that are used. Within
la few DAYS there viii be installed a
working model of Triple expansion
erglne. showing propeller shaft and
screw in operation, which will add to
the interest Of this already tIactiye
exhibit
A detail Of mn ami Officers from
the various revenue cutter service are
on duty in this space to explain -
visitors this most interesting eX,
hibit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
BALF0UR T0SHOW
UP THE LIBERALS
MAY RREMlnD COUNTRY OF MUD
DIE or IRISH BiLL--FATE or
MEASURE TO BE KNOWN re
DAY.

London, May 26.--When parliamen
r1eels tomorrow Sir Henry Canpbe
Zimmerman, the prime minister, vii
fali the country what the cabinet pro
poses to do with the Irish council BILL
livery one expees il WA be dropae
with as little ceremony as possible,
hut Balfour leader Of th opposition
IS not likely to let pass 50 fine
chance 10 mind the country hos
the Liberals. in his opinion, m diie
the business.
The chances that the government
viii demand anything for ireland thi
sess' ION are small, since the member
OF the cabin resent the Reputation
hy their Irisa allies OF the lrish com
ell bill. MI Birrell, chief secret9r
for ireland betook himself 10 th'
country before the Dublin conven'iof
and his secretary refus informa.io-
as TO his whereabouts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
ON THE RIVERS

Tbe river marked 253 fest on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
NH of Lis feet III "a hours
The Stacker Lee from Memphis
pasged To 81 louis At 2 a. m, yester
day doing little here,
ri Pacific 40. . came rp with one
barge Of logs and two barges of lliH
Der, ana returned to the lower rye
with four cmpties
The Peters Lee arrived from Cln'
cinnaf iii 3.30 81 m. with good fflp
she added rs tons here 81 airing ~
Memphis AZ p. m.
The towb0at T II. Davis came OH
from J0ppa Al 4 D. n. yesterday VIII
an empty barge and wall lake baeh
lumber from here.
Tie Joe Is Williams passed Mem
nnis astnrday with her biz coal tow
for NV Orleans.
The Raymond Horner is coming up
With d hig tow Of empties.
The Padlu1 All News nemocia says.
Rehcarsals hy the performers of the
Gents Kvening star Floating Theatef
sf paagsah ar being boil twice
day. Twenty stars have arrived n
TIE city, ana the show boats will DIG
ready to opal the season ~ fe~
days. The boats we're butt az the
padacah dry dock and are nov being
finished BY the scenic artists
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27

American republics 10 the Cars In,
Wtat.on.
II Is distinctly stated TINT there is
no menace TO Europe "a Asia by The
presence in the conference Of largs
American delegation
Beyond the moral effect upon the
world by large measure Of support
for certain propositions, Americans
cannot hope to dirscI the outcome oi
the conference because the issues
there presented will not be decided by
vote nor are thera any means Of coec'
cling unwilling powers TO accept any
proposition
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
TIE UNION MEETINGS.

Evangelist Hirch's work In Cairo
came to close last night, with
monster meeting at the opera house.
other meetings were held during the
day. woman's meeting at the Pres
bwer,an church, addressed by Rev.
Ohrum. OF Cairo Baptist church. Il
was large meeting composed of
women belonging 10 the different con
gregations IN tie city ard the service
was highly interesting. Rev. Ohrum
preaching a strong sermon on the sub
ieet, Faiths First Day o. What
Came al Meeting Chris in which
womans important part in the church
was given impressive attention. Fine
music was feature of the service,
A mems meeting was held at the
0pera house in tine afternoon adj
dressed by Rev Birch and Others
several hundred men were present
and much interest was manifested
Mayor Parsons at the piano, John
Wegener with the victim and Rev.
Birch with the cornet. combind with
a fine male Quar;ette and a large
chotus made the music more than o..
dinarllv inspiring. Rev Bitch spoke
over IN hour fervently of the evils
and temptations which beset men ia
their daily walks. He spoke par
ticularly Of evils hi Cairo, placing the
blame for their prevalence upon the
people who he said mad shown them
selves adverse to law enforcement
fIe urged them to change their at I
tnde in this respect. 50 that the au-
thorities would feel encouraged to
adopt stricter measurer. He pleaded
with men who were not church goers
To come forward and join in the move
men, for a widening and strengthen
ing OF Christian influence In the city.
A number responded TO the call.
AT night the opera house was
crowded with people to attend the
closing meeting of the revival Again
Rev. Birch s90ke eloqueutly and
there was lively interest shown.
The music and singing We're grand,
narly The whole Of he great audience
Joining I'm the songs. Rev Buchanan
supplemented Rev Birchs discourse
with a vigorous demand upon Chris
tians 10 be more active. upbraiding
them for their Indifferent bearing. He
said if Christians showed no en-
thusiasm for their religion it could
rof }a a~DectqI that others would be
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
spuRNs DUEL CHALLENGE.

ST. Pet rsbsrg. May zC-M Ca-lo
ssistant minister of The iHfeFlor. ha.
hallenged q Hoi.tcbied. member Of
ne executive comm tae OF tha Bar
0ciaticn and memler of parla
nent. to a duel slleeea fhst Ar Rod
1biens recent speech in the douma on
he famine situation was intended as
ln insult t0 him. ~ RoditChief BIAS
leclined 90 accept the challenge On
be ground thar the charge aglin-
sufko place himself outside toe pale
y the code Of honor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
RfPR{SENTAT|ONAT.
HAGUEAQUESTION
sTRENGTH OF AMERlcN coNTlN-
GENT DEPENDS UPON re
sPoNSE TO INVITATION BY
SOUTHERN REPUBLICS.

shi-g.on Nay 26.-Probably not
until the doors Of he stately Knights
hail are thrown open to the second
conference at The hague. Jun -
next viii e. te possible to know the
exact strength of the American con
tneent among the delegates AZ the
arst confer nee orly two American
-ovrInuel's were reDresente the
a. fci states ard Mexico. If aii the
republics of the western hemisp1er
axe adF8nfaEe Of tho opportunity -
participate iu the proceedings Of the
sac rd conference. there viii d. %
Jess than % OF the 81 ernme 3 oL
-te three Americans represented. in-
Guiding DELEGATIONS iron Cuba. HAM
and Sanio Domingo.
on tn whole there has been gen
circus response from most Of the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
VOLIVRS FOES IN
R|OTOUS MEETING
HEAD OF DoWIE's CHURCH CALLS
POLICE TO ouELL DISORDER
FACTIONS UNITE TO OVER
THROW HIM.

Chicago, May 2e.-Following a riot
rus meeting in Zion City this after
neon during which wilbur Glen No
livia. John Alexander Dowie's sue
cesser as the head Of tn Christian
Catholic church. found il necessary
10 call the police A union Of the fac
tions opposed 20 Volivia was effected
night which. il is said is destined 20
overthrow him at the September
church council. The clash came over
ihe alleged opposition Of Volivis 10
tae calling of a general conference.
Nolir.a declared he viii take The fight
into the United States court.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27

'Luckiest man ] ever kncw-every-
thing succeeded with him BE had
only IT, say Uhat De- wanted and DE
elt &C. Why. clafoaad o. was walk
ING with him one day-the very last
day OF his -.e-aad De said to me.
when ] DE- D want TO Die sHljeHiy
Got ran over t-at to.y nieAt Ever
see such .u.s-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
crea, Drawing Power.

A clergyman who vas invited hy
the regular chaplain Of The California
legislature the other dag 60 orer
prayer. With upliited eyes and OUT
stretched arms. said. we regret O
Lord, that so many members have
Gene solely 10 draw pay. draw crrEs
and draw poker
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
THE WEATHER
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Yesterdays cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

Yesterday was fair after hari ral
The II ght before, which measure l9
81 an incn Another storm clouu
passed oyer the city last evening bu,
no rain fell. The storm Of me hisn.
before was violent being accompanied
by lightning and wind, thel att7r
4 reaching 4 velocity Of AZ miles PET
hour fro mfhe southwest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
suIeIse FoIIowsa PseuIIar -.

In London a Photographic was called
70 the honse II a wealthy man. etsu
be found dressed 10 the cosraue u
King Lear. he posed and ordered
several pictures 10 De sent 10 frieais
Later the IhcfoEapher learned tie
man had committed suicide
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
GAMBLER SHOOTS
AT BARKtEPER
HENRY LYSLE TRIES TO Kill
HENRY BLUM AT OPERA
HOUSE SALOON.
FIVE SHOTS ARE FIRED
Nobody Hurt-Lysie Tries to XII
Man Some Months Ago and Got
or Easy---Wss in Game
With Strawhun.

a Sensational shooting occurred
alont II o'clocl, last night in the
Vicinity 81 seventh street ana Com
mercial avenue, in which Henry
Iysle. a professional gambler and
Henry Blum. barkeeper at The Opera
House restanraa and saloon were
involved I.ysle shot four times al
Blum ana tho latter shot once but
fortunately no one was hurt the
shots went zip ana down the avenue
and mckily there were but few people
IA the street else some innocent
marty might easily have been burt ~
Killed.
I.vsle was partially drunk. ne had
been in the restaurant and saloon
ana intenered with one OF the wait
ers. refusing to permit him 70 serve
drinks that had been ordered The
barkeeper requested him 70 let the
waiter alone. and Lysle used foul
language whereuqon Blum slappei
aim. Lysle started behind the bar
ma Blum warned him not to come
trere. and took hold Of him and lea
him OUT of the door Blum believed
fhis would end the matter and was
startled when Lrsle suddenly opened
fhc door and thrust a revolver a him
mapping ID. The weapon did not al
9F ana Blum dueked behind the
.ounter. Lysle tried To reach him
over the counter but he crawiad for
ward ID the font end and Lysle fol
lowed daring him to rise 70 his feet
Blum turned ana crawled back tin he
cached .he drawer where he knew q
istol was kept he got this pistol and
then faced Lsyle The latter seeing
that his intended victim was armed
backed out Of the door and Blum fol-
lowed. The moment the latter showed
HIS head out doors Lysle fired and
Blum fired at the same lime. The
latter fred only once as his pistol re
ed to explode but the former
smptied hi5 pistol ana then went
rest on Seventh street Lysle was
lrrestei a few minutes later by
officer Casey and aiken to police
headquarters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27

Henry Lysle has a record in Cairo
He r., as sta led. a professional
gambler. one Of the gang Of ire
sponSible inconsistencies who can
pack up their grips a an hours
aotice and get out. ana who have
1een allowed 70 do business in Cairo
with comparative freedom FIR some
Tears past He was one Of the pro.
),ietors OF the gambling room at the
Id Steagala place now conducted by
". J. Crawford. and which was broken
NO for time. by States At orney
Wilson. He left the city for few
weeks, then returned and was one of
ths three gamblers who are said T.
aave won d thousand dollars or NOR
nm p II. strawhun the defaultine
labor organizer. on the night Of BIZ
strange disappearance in his city.
Another interesting incident in
f.vale's career in Cairo occurred at
Central Union station He had been
slapped and kicked by another worth
less character known as Red John
SON The latter had gone 20 the sta
son 10 leave The city anj was on the
ain officer Nichols arrested him
md had inst gotten of the car plat.
arm with him when Lysle sWang ~
7lm with a drawn revolver and shot
.tc Kill him There were many people
1n the tation platform at he time,
hut strange TO say, none was hurt
neither was johnson Lysle went o.
1clice headquarters an gave mseh
1p; he was arrsignel Tor "disordely
conduct fined S. and costs which be-
ala promptly and was released
Red Johnson returned to caro- a
ew DAYS ago ana was promptly ar
es "a fued $500 and sent t1 Jail. bu.
= IL was not molos ed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-27
Mashinnton Forecast.

Washington, May 26 ILLINOIS
Fair Monday. ana cooler u the sou ?
MN brisk W high norh winds; Tues
day fair
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

This is the last night the famous
Emmett, ventriloquist will appear in
this city. Emmett gives one of the
best entertainments thatshas ever zbesn
seent5n T9freTUeaf ii a ges---ssEf IS
perfect and marvellous. All should see
him at the Bijou tonight.
For Catarrh. let me send you free.
just TO prove merit, Il Trial size Box
of DR.. Shops Catarrh Remedy. X is
a healing antiseptic bHm lthat gives
instant relief to Catarrh. Of the nose
and throat Address DR.. Shoop, Ra-
cine, Mis- Sold by Mcdonald Drug Co,
At the Easter. service Of the First
Ccngrt gational church Sunday morn
ing Mrs +. r. Wright will sing Hail
Risen Lord, By Hawley. Miss Marie
Paige wiz play the violin obligato. AT
tho evening service Mrs, Wright will
sing The Holy Temple. by Gounod.
Ruperts orchestra Niilg play the tie
compartment. go
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

glance to be far inferior to the for
eign
See Hatcher Bros. adj on page 8.
When in Moorhead go and see A. j..
Rustad's new place next to the south
bridge. Phone 800.
Want ads help manage home-do
the otherwise impossible things-find
good seryants--and do it quickly.
1t is easy for your customers to pass
your store on the days when your adj
vertisements contain nothing to draw
them in.
T. J. Young & Co.'S bus and transfer
line viii give you claim check for your
trunk 50 you will have no trouble at
depot. Phone Is.
Take the measure Gf the other fellow.
Know what your competitor is doing
in the way of advertising and plan 10
do little better.
The ladies of the Catholic Order of
forcstcrs will give card party Thurs
day evening, April 4. at Prizes hall
to which all of the friends of the order
are. cordially invited.
Piles get quick relief from DR.
Shops Magic Ointment. Remember
it's made alone for Piles, Itching, pain
full. protruding, or blind piles disap-
pear like magic by its use. Try it and
see! Mcdonald Drug Co.
Our beer was too good for blind pig
gers and now the people can order
their own and get lungs, the Milwau-
llee beer that serves you right" Phont
222, or write w. r. Tucker agent
Moorhcad, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
START A ROUGH HOUSE
Bunch of Dagoes in jamestown Have
Small Vendetta and Several Of
Them Are Laid up.

jamestown Capital: A great many
dagoes have been here for some time
and yesterday got into trouble among
themselves and as a result number
of them are under the doctors care
suffering from severe wounds received
from knives and other instruments Of
dago warfare. 1t appears ulat some
hay had been stolen py these men and
when they were asked to settle some
of them refused to do SO while others
We're willing TO make q settlement by
putting up the money. This led to an
argument and the argument led to Il
fight and before they could be parted
they had accomplished the above re-
suits, None Of the gang We're arrested
as no complaint was made against any
one Of them
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
Two New Railroads.

VIM. Ii. Brown. the head of one of
the largest and most successful land
firms operating in North Dakota,
writes The Forum from his newly
opened office at Mott, in Hettingeit
county The following viii show the
marvellous activity in that section.
which is said to be far in advance OF
the valley in spring work:
The farmers have commenced seed
ing in Hettinger county. There are
thousands of new settlers going into
that fine new district
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Ry. Co. officials state that they will
have passenger trains running through
Hettinger county by the first Of July
They have hundreds of teams now
grading the road in Hettinger county.
They are hiring all the men they can
get TO do grade work
The Northern Pacific Ry. CO. will
undoubtedly build from Mandan south
westerly to Mott the proposed county
seat Of Hettinger county Their sur
sveyors are now camped ten miles east
Of Mott. Yours very truly.
Vim. II. Brown.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

The Japanese are sending to this
counsry limitation wood papers which
are hnarEelous for their fidelity In re-
sel1lblance to the real thing. Indeed
1t requires absolute destruction to
prove that the paper Is not u veneer
Of real wood Besides the accurate
reproduction of the marking of the
grain Of the wood, there is a certain
sanity sheen on the surface of the pa
per which is found on woods of many
finer varieties, being due to the fieck-
ings of light here and there on the SUR
face. There are also the little ilden-
fations often seen in wood. SO that one
being shown samples of the paper. can
hardly be convinced that 1t is an imi-
tation. These papers are sent in many
different styles. in imitation of the
beautiful woods Of Japan. as we'll as
the best American productions of the
same kind The latter Is seen at a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

State of North Dakota, county of
Cass.-ss.
/. J. +. Edwards, assistant manager
Of The Forum Printing Co, do SOL
EMMY swear that the above statement
gives the actual editions of the daily
and weekly Forum and Republican,
day by day, for the month Of February,
1907. j. p. EDWARDS,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day OF March, 1907.
(SeaD John w. Soaring,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Aug. II. 1909.
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MACARONI SEED WHEAT |
FOR SALE FINE QUALITY
EDGEWOOD FARM
FARGO, N. ID.
Phone 1903. CHEsEBRo SMITH.

Herr Bebel, the leader Of the German
socialists. who has been so much in
evidence Of late. is a wheelwright by
trade. Although entirely self educat-
ed, he Is one of the finest orators and
debaters in the fatherland and, dis
tasteful as his Views may be TO the
reichstag. whenever he addresses the
assembly he is certain Of having a
large and attractive audience. In such
esteem is he held by the socialists that
millions will obey his will without
thinking whether they are doing right
or wrong. Herr Bebel neither drinks
nor smokes, and besides being a ceIe-
sbrity In the political world has gain
ed some fame as q writer
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30

Rather Common Complaint
Baltimore American: Can that
neighbor Of yours sing ssg,
NO, but she does,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-30
CITY LOCALS


Have Knight Printing CO. print it.
Allen, taxldermist NIundan, N d.
Are you insured? See Hatcher Bros.
Erickson photos win not dlsappoint.
Exhibition pool games, afternoons
and evenings at Tweedens, n. p. Ave.
An advertising campaign that grows
all the time means q store that keeps
step.
Maccabee Easter ball at stones hall,
Monday. April /. Parsons orchestra.
Everybody welcome.
Clean, wholesome satisfying Hunts
Perfect Baking Powder made in Min
neapolis-and not by q trust.
My North Broadway home in Fargo
is for sale cheap. O. w. Kerr, cor
uer OF Niconet and Third street. Min
neapolis, Mimi.
The greatest bucl5 9y the season has
arrived. II is sJlagb Hdck. beer in
Kegs and cases. Phone -222, w. X.
Tucker. agent, Moorhcad, Mimi.
Several cars of immigrant movables
passed west through tho n: p. yards
FRIDAY afternoon ana ii Is said that
thet, is quite an asscmblagc of settlers
for points i'm this state in the yards at
ST. Paul and Minneapolis.