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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING can be
learned at our school in from 30 10 80 days:
positions guaranteed; we teach Pitman. Ora
ham. Gregg, Barnes. and Syllable systems:
individual instruction. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. 3I5-219 Colorado building. fe22-tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 learn millinery.
pay while learning. Apply NJ. V. Bolts.
2Q2l 18th ST. NV. fe24-3t
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WANTED-Bright. neat girls. "a years Of
age and over. as floor messengers. good nav
and rapid Advancement. Apply 20 II w
SCHAUB with Goldenberg's. 18th and X SITS
NV. fe24-3t
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Cleaning and Dyeing.

FRENCH CLEANING AND DyEING; first
class work. 110s 18th ST. NV. Phone North
$685.. fe14-30t
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Business Opportunities.

CIGARS and Peri0dlca.s clearing SIS month
" rare chance. EASTERN BUSINESS EN-
CHANGE. 5lf J. So fessst
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SOUTHEAST.
a F. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol sts.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO, sth and g SITS.
n 6. FEALY. NV. cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
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WANTED-Settled white woman Cor child :
months Old; prefer one living southeast call
after $50. 500 Pennsylvania ave. Sc fe25-2t
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Automobiles.

HAVE YOUR automobile robes cleaned while
you wait. or we viii call for them con-
GERS CARPET CLEANING WORKS. 23i 81
and New York ave ja1- tU IN. Su-21t
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting.
no pain. look. feel. act. and last longer
than natural teeth, shruuken faces made nor
mai. painless n-Ilng- DIR j. L. WILSON.
1903 II ST uw. fe-J-5tt
OPEN $50 A. III TO $50 ?. H.
DES- o. W. & ". y. EL.ZEE. DENTISTS.
s. W. Cor. 10Th and + SITS n W
Specialists In Painless Extra citing, Cold
Grown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that III. Satisfaction guaranteed Moderate
prices Phone n 40 ielS-u
no PAIN. no HIGH PRICES; SeJ OF
teeth 81 gold crowns s.: hridgework s.. MI
iugs. Sec. PAINLESS MOTLEY. Washing
toms Original Painless Dentist. GIL .th 81
NV. fe5-u
FIRST CLASS WORK. LOW PRICES-set
OF teeth. s. W: gold crowns, IS up gold
filings. 81 up. silver nIlngs. Doc. Work
guaranteed. no pain.
DIR. GEO. l. EDMONDS. $40 f St NV.
MY ALvEOL.A METHOD is a success where
plate falls II Is pleasing many, II viii
please you SO Investigate IT, no PAIN.
DIR. q. S. WALDO. 1910 New York ave NV
jaSe-tf
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Mattresses.

WE ARE making In order for this week
only ~ 70. a. G. Hair Mattresses. 4so. This
means 10 YOU saving or $50 On each one
/. r. JONES. Mattress Factory. C53 II ST.
NV. Phone NJ cl37. fe25-tf
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AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions
II inserted FOR three or more consecutive
days. one cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 20 Personals.
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Miscellaneous.

COULD WE 10 MORE THAN THIS?
We Will send you regular JOc bottle OF
Arabian Hair Remover free 10 prove by d.
rect trial that Il viii restore gray hair u
its original color in three weeks. cure dan
drIf, and make the hair health and beauti-
full Send 10 c. O RANFT. 90 Ducatel St.
Baltimore. Md fe23-6t
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? You
will be agreeably surprised II you viii LET
me sell Il for you. MARCUS NOTES. 42c 9Th.
St NV PhOna Main Jl.l- n0IO-tf
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GROCERY STORES. 500 and up. az invoice.
ST. se5- =,
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80 SNAIL GROCERY: living rooms.
l - y TON. el1 AlassachGsetts ave NV.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE & CO.. 7O3 King 81.
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR H. F. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
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" jim o. D- 't-t- ~ Ii-s, i.-i - -
40 - iStb 81 NV e''' fe25-ar
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WANTED-Two lady mattresses. WHITE |
HOUSE CAFE. corner Of Sth and L Sc
-
wANTED-Two little girls TO keep stock in /
millinery department j. l. BLOUr no sth |
WANTED-Girl for hOuseWork SS3 Penusyl- !
vania ave Sc fe25-2t
Halo TKnn.oz M,Ip
AANAF w UAASSA A0ANs
and fair wagSs Near Columbia road and |
18Th 81. Address BOX 45s Times ofliee. Il |
M, - fi5 az ~ Fenced "l''e 90. az
TERN6IS f1t6 lam ID "' raa5-st
boy. between 10 and IS |
10 work around meat store; bring reference
n
W ", ED White boy as delivery c!erA
WANTED-Young people I'm our quick work
ing courses IN shorthand. Ht special reduced /
tS ~ pf-Ii rTS,, ~ 1S,b =, -
anu 49, AN-N-rt
Va, >-7-r,r, -, 49,. ..i.r.t ,,, =,
w A. I'D az once, sNptIlgIyel man -.
and gentlemen's clothes. steady job. good
pay - - - ~ 80
w ~ - '3lIonS man l2 .. 90 "ylA IN
10
-
w IN ~ 49,, t7,-Tt,S
~, - 49,, - 80 n,
w ~ 30
80 - as, ,1sfnser s15 ,rsal,- -.,foF
man an rI,oTlrb fr,7rledfateI,- F,r-RFFIA ION
NeW YORK ave nv.
wANTED-At once. white barber. for uaion
..-Yp. ,l1- ~ %, NV -yo-o,
" ,,---r-r, r-t--. ..r-s. t,.-s.., ppr-r-E- 1T
~ - - ID ~. ne
fe.nSF Nah'a ave NV is-'--'
-,-.-7-7- - 5----,.---- - o.
/" -, =, y, ~ 'N ~
Jress stating age and reference. ATTOR-
NF-y = TIu.s orica fe36-gt
ANTED-Yotna gnqu stcnograpber tyne
,,.rit..- ar7 cIe-I- Ami d, FT % AT-rt-t,
son. college ParI, n II
-. 10 cis-v, h., 7,,sg - 77I-i-- r,,ly,s - m
~ ,y...l- Tt,ar,, Srs,Is Sth and ~. gt,
NV u
- -
WAN tED-Douhle entry eo'kSecper SIC per
office. fes5-st
-
W N lE-D--hoy WIN some experience 10 learn
-
W A If.l'-DoioIed man as waiter night
"'iN. can use sIHdeAl- HUI -'tn 81 nv
----
w Ny U E-lD-lhfee oariendefs with recon-
mendatl'ns, today Dc rs HOTEL AGEN-
t1t l-tn ana pennsylvania ave. NV. II
WANTED-Hotel baker and pastry cook for
out of the city. DICKS HOTEL. AGENCY.
18TH and Pennsylvania ave. NV il
- -
Corner am and Eve So ms, r.
------------
vvAN-TrT-yo,,,- r,ev, ,r ,-o,,trs ,,.,tt, rf1,.
Gles Lay ma very pfonta3le empl2yineni a
,- -,,I star soI L,,1re HfT-.TIt ~ I,r -
s-r5T,--- -rr-lcr-N-ysr-1s - - ~ 80 40
NO. u y * Ia =
JEWELRY SALESMAN-Oniy hustler need
apply. capable OF giving bond and able 10
control good trade; man able 10 make $50 TO
$50 week Is the kind We want. Apply
Manager, CASIELBERG $50 Pennsylvania
ave Tl3l-tu, N, sa-tf
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experience age and wages expected Address
BON SOL Times office. fe25-3t
MAINTENANCE must be hrst-class.
ORlGlNAL PHILADELPHIA OYSTER
HOJ 81. 1879 liih ST. NV. ie-o--t
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For Sale Typewriters.

FOR SALE-AIonarch Visible. cheap FOR cash
or on easy terms, would trade ADDRESS
BOX 466. Times Office fe2f-7t
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FOunG.

FOUND-LACEY'S Ice Cream; special zoe
per sal. delivered. Phone NJ. sS3. COZ New
York ave. NV; large bricks 25c. fe1s-tf
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves bric-a-brac. and all kinds Of
household goods. BAUM : FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th and l. ST. NV. Phone North
1913 Formerly 9th and l. fe2l-30t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-06

NEW YORK September SIT is announced that the battle
ship which the Pacific will the Atlantic By
way Of Hawaii, the Philippines and the Suez Canal
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BUGO[OG|STS
HOLD SESSION
Interesting Exhibits Shown by
Membership k0tinsky
Reads Paper.

The Hawaiian chronological Society
met last night at the Sugar Planters
Experiment Station. President w. NJ.
Giffard was in the chair, and Messrs.
Chambers, Davis, Craw. Fsckart, Ko-
tinslxy. Swezey and Terry were also
present. For the publication commit
tee Mr.. Swezey reported that No. 4
of the society's proceedings was in
the printers hands and expected to
come out by the next meeting.
Mr.. Swezey exhibited a wasp which
he reported numerous about Honolulu
though previously known only from
other islands. mainly Hawaii.
Mr.. Giffard exhibited part of large
collection OF beetles representatives of
North America. This collection he Sc
cured for reference purposes and it
contains about 5000 specimens The
collection was much admired by all
present.
Continued on Page sevenl.
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Territorial Treasurer A. j. Campbell
sails today by the Korea for Washing,
ton and New York, first, to secure the
Presidents approval of the bond issue
authorized by the last Legislature, and.
second, to look after the engraving and
printing of the bonds themselves and
their sale.
The question of this bond issue has
been under consideration by Governor
Frear for some time. Conferences with
Treasurer Campbell and other heads
of departments in regard to the mat
ter were mentioned in the Advertiser
several days ago. Governor Carter an
nounced in a veto message on the last
day of the legislative session that he
would not approve any increase Of the
bonded indebtedness of the Territory
during his administration. At the time
it seemed probable that this would be
until November at least.
Governor Frear. however. was not
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FOUR MORE BIC
SEA SCRAPPERS
Plan to Add Twenty Thousand
Ton BattIeships to the
Fleet.

NEW YORK, August 27.-Congress-
man Roberts of Massachusetts, who
with other members of the Naval
Committee is investigating the needs
of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, said the
trip of the battleships via the Straits
OF Magellan is for tactical reasons
alone.
He said: 1--WE all believe the Suez
route is the easier and cheaper, but
going by the hard route we will de-
termine some of our needs in the Pa
cific, particularly in the matter of
coaling stations on the mainland. I
have not the slightest doubt that ST.
100000 will be used up in the Pacific
route, but If the naval tactfcians wish
to determine certain things now is the
time"
Representative Foss, chairman of the
committee, said the committee will
probably ask Congress to authorize
four more battleships of 10000 or 25,-
600 tons. and added; 1--WE may as
we'll make up our minds now that 1t
is necessary to maintain a large fleet
in the Pacific. Our interests are too
great on that coast to do otherwise"
WASHINGTON, August 27.-The de-
tails of the movement of the great
battleship fleet around the South
American continent are being system
atically developed on board Admiral
Evans flagship, Connecticut, and at
the Navy Department, where, by the
Presidents orders, various bureaus
are authorized to execute the plans for
the fleet movements. 1t is settled that
the battleships, or at least number
of them, viii go to Puget Sound. The
number will be determined by the ca
pacity of the sound to accommodate
them. The battleships will carry only
12O fathoms of anchor chain, and most
Of the water there is more than sixty
fathoms deep, so, as safe practise re-
oufres that chains be not less than
three times the depth of water, only a
few vessels can be accommodated near
Bremerton at once.
At the southern drill grounds, forty
miles off the Chesapeake, Admiral
Evans and the fleet which sailed from |
Hampton roads yesterday will remain |
two weeks practising fleet and squad |
ron formations, following which will |
De the regular fall target practise, |
possibly month.
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Roosevelt Stands on His
Utterances Against
the Trusts.
lMail Special to the Advertiser. }

Mail Special to the Adyertlser.)
WASHINGTON. D. c., August "a
While Washington sizzIes and boils-
with the August heat-although as dull
and deserted as an aristocratie city
house in summer, it feels that it is
keeping up TO the political temperature
of the rest of the country The shut
ters are still up on many of the gov
ernment offices and will be for two or
three weeks yet, but there are enough
people of the official and governing
sets to realize forcefully that this has
been the greatest off year for mid
summer politics in two decades. Cam
paigns presidential, state and municipal
are IN full swing in many popu1ous cen
ters.
The passion for political discussion
has been pronounced. Everywhere one
hears that nobody wants anything of
midsummer politics and hot weather
issues and yet the discussions go on
apace. One event after another de-
velops to keep tongues a-wagging. Not
only issues but men are holding the
public attention. For, with the quick
ening of public sentiment, men are re-
alizlng that the personnel of the ticket
is even more important than the plat
forms that they -"get in on
The President has at last crossed
the Rubicon and announced In frank
and defiant pronouncement that he will
not let up in his crusade on trusts,
though Wall street crash and tumble
Continued on Page Seven).
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WHY SMITH
LEFT HOME

The Manila Times, of August 5, pub
fishes the following, which is explana,
tory of the cabled request for the ar
rest of C. G. Smith some time ago
At the time Smith denied any knowl
edge of any guilt. He was sent back
to Manila on the transport Buford. The
Times says:
oCharges of forgery were filed this
morning in the Court of First Instance
against Charles G.. Smith.
Smith prior to leaving the islands,
or on July ,, gave William Robinson
a promissorv note for Pr. On the
note appeared the names of Frank ID.
Goulette and William Z. Suthergiu as
securities for the amount.
ssBoth the latter named men deny
any knowledge of the note or its sig
nafures and an examination of their
handwriting proves the note to be- a
rank forgery.
s.Several DAYS ago charges of estafa
were fled against Smith, he having
sold a piece OF property in 1ntramuros
to three different persons, collecting
the price from each would-be purchaser.
All Smiths acts We're committed
inst prior to his departure for the Unit
ed States and his alleged crookedness
was not discovered until he was well
awav on the Pacific ocean.
seSmith will be arrested and brought
hack. The Governor General has al
ready cabled to Honolulu TO have Smith
apprehended at that point and return
al TO Manila for trial.
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bound by his predecessors predilec-
tions, and will undertake, it is believed,
to carry out most of the Improvements
authorized by the Legislature. These
items are: For the completion Of the
Nuuanu dam. s132. 900; school buildings,
$4,000: wharf shed, Honolulu, s45, ,000
Hilo wharf. $50, 600; extension of water
works, Kamuela, Hawaii, $500.
The Governor has not as yet decided
the exact amount of bonds which viii
be issued. or, If he has. he has not yet
announced it even to his advisers. But
the decision win be made and an
nounced before Treasurer Campbell
sails.
It is stated that the question of
whether bonds for the completion Of
the Nuuanu dam shall be issued does
not depend in any way on the decision
arrived at in regard to the contract or
the method or agency by which the
dam will be completed.
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AND GERMANY
MAY CLASH AGAIN

PARIS September 6-The of situation in
rocco stubbony resisting attempt
subjugate them by the French and where French
will will probably lead diplomatic negoia
with Germany. The situation approaching those bounds
sending enough cope with the insurgents France
win be limited by the made among the the
Ageciras Conference when the right police Morocco granted
Spain despite opposition of
opposition which brought France and Germany almost the
point of
To send into Morocco France must OBJ
conference
practically declare against the Moorish inugnt
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WHITES ATTACK
HINDOO LABORERS
IN WASHINGTON
BeIlingham Mob RtOs and Sikhs Seek the Jail
for Protection Morocco Situation May
Result in European Complications.

BELLINGHAM Washington September 6As result of the
agitation
Indoos the Jail yesterday protection against
mob This mob, FIVE hundred
strong mills being employed
the exclusion of white wreckng much property the riot
ing British up will
investigation Many the Hindoos addition those being safe
guarded in the Jail have fed for the Canadian border
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WAGING WAR ON WOMEN.

SAN FRANCISCO September 5Union strikers have been
ston streets cars One Several have been
ma
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WASHINGTON WANTS SAN
FRANCISCO TO PAY BILLS

WASHINGTON September 5A request has been made
Mayor Taylor Francisco that whereas the Marine Hospital
Service has assumed charge of the plague situation that city the
city San Francisco should pay the of fighting the dis
FRICTION RESULTS IN RESERVATIONS
FRANCISCO September 6The President of the Board
of Health has resigned owing friction developed in the handling
plague Other members of the Board expected
follow of their President Mayor Taylor has
ed resignation and prepared appoint Board
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Ex-CoNsUL SUICIDES.

PAXTON PRESENTS CREDENTIALS.
SACRAMENTO September Sc E. Paxton is Hawaiis dele
to the National Irrigation Congress
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TEN PERISH IN FIRE.
SHELTON, Wash, September 5The Webb hotel burned last
night persons perished in the fire.
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FLEET TO RETURN THIS WAY.

FLEET TO RETURN THIS WAY.
NEW YORK September Sit announced that the battle
ship feet which the Pacific will return to the Atlantic By
way of Hawaii, the Philippines and the Suez Canal.
TEN PERISH IN FIRE.
SHELTON Wash, September The Webb hotel burned last
night persons perished in the fire.
MEMORIAL TO MKINLEY.
BUFFALO, September 5-A Mckinley memorial was dedcat-
ed here today.
RIOTERS STILL BURNING.
ANTWERP September Sire here has caused loss of three
millions
EX-CONSUL SUICIDES
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 5-W H. Abercrombie
former American Consul Nagaaki committed suicide
PAXTON PRESENTS CREDENTIALS.
SACRAMENTO September Sc. E. Paxton is HawaiPs dele
gate the National Irrigation Congress
WAGING WAR ON WOMEN.
SAN FRANCISCO September 5Union strikers have been
sonin hit Several arrests have been
made.
MILLIONAIRE GETS FIVE YEARS.
SAN FRANCISCO September 5-Louis Glass today sem
to labor in San Quentin for bribery of
pervisors
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MEMORIAL TO MKINLEY.
BUFFALO, September 5-A Mckinley memorial dedicat
ed today.
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RIOTERS STILL BURNING.

VERP September 5-Fire here has caused loss OF thr
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MILLIONAIRE GETS FIVE YEARS.

SAN FRANCISCO September 5Lous Glass today sem
to years labor in San Quentin for bribery of
pervisors
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-06
Uhriat @ansrn
En- @rnft,shaannhxurr 0klaAnma.

oe,lne @fspeoition bar set, at Mob-
ien tit 2eiligbeb til at uhmGrfe Jig
/ en- 1erlig @ra0 iom MelterifDtte,
Nfari6al Grimes bar reoet ct StDffe
forub for fine 9eoiagere og req Of
paa Ell &pj for at oriel1tere Jig. ser
operroifeOes fan beD at ftn6e, at bau
bar fonrn1et lige i11b paa 2ipet af Sc
&anoitter, iom ban bar uoe >at igge
efter, og 110en at bente paa fine De=
puties iatte ban efter 0en1. Sans
@elt fit imiolertto 9eDffer netop ion1
bon bar fomn1et il1D til @a1tbttterne.
og ban bleb berpe0 Ell Dpperlig Gft=
be for 6isies Sfu0, oberfor bbilfe
ban lto0 oloeleS pargelps. 9anoens
9(nferer bap0e ollere0e 1penot Sa.
men paa lin &iffel for at gipre oet
al neo Sen forba0te Maribal pg
bapbe logt an poa banL 0a @brilt.
Maoiel1 fpm ribenoe. op as &eien,
bborfro Grimes baboe pp6aget 8on=
bitterne. S ct MI iaa Moolelr bbab
Ser foregif og iatte. aflteb / bills
@allop for on1 tnnligt at fomne lin
Gbef til Sjelp. @1ens s@elten bar
Sen pol0lon1lte Sart tog Ma0ien
9igte poo @on6ens 9lnfdrer, pg lao
iiffert bar bans 9je, at ban faloeoe
oenue, inoen ban el16nu baboe affD'
ret gfnooet mos Grimes. Oct Dar
ct gf1r0 paa flere 5un0rebe OaroS,
og Grimes erflere6e 1i6en, at ban
alSrig bap0e iet ct beore sfuo ems
Bette, Ser sfrellte bons 2ip.
Mooiens aarrtere imn 9eputp
.Maribal blep ofbruof af Sen ipanif.
onerifqnlfe &rig, i bbilfen ban, ion1
tibligere nebnt, gior0e Sjenelte ION
Slough 9fioer, men efter &rigen op'
tog ban otter lin gan1le Belfiefti'
gelie 1l1oer Grimes. Ge11ere blet
ban operfprt til ss1oion Serritorr
iom Sen S. Golberts 0epl1tp, men
ga SSobn 81. slbernatbp blep no'
nepnt til limited States 'Maribal
for Staten Gflabo1nd, fit @brilt
Ma6len Soften iom bans Gbief De'
putp Moribol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-12-06

Sau,estp,pm l1bitillingen blep luf-
fet / 2eroags. n6ltiIIingens &raii=
bent, Eucfer, bol6t en- Sole pe0 0en=
ne 2eiligbe6, bbifen ban frembG,
peoe set go6e, 6er par u6rettet peo
l1btillingen og erflere6e, at ben fl
nancielIe @tilling lite par ioo let,
iom BET fra forffiellige @ioer bar
paaitaaet. @anife oiit bar @ieloen
soa nbitillingen ca. 20 Nhuioner
Dollars, men paa ben qnoen Side
eiebe ben ct 400 Mcres itort 2ano-
itpffe, pad bpilfet Ser bapoe rejft fig
en- mooerne Bp meo ollie 9sutios 8e-
fbenmeligbe6er. SON banoe et
Saab orrp at l10itil ilIingen. after piloeg
J Iblipe onbnet neite Anr.
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Gpcialiitiprcr 8ebel, Ofe0lem d

Socialiitfprcr &ebel, !0fe0lem al
Sen tpife 9figs0ag, pafte ii6ite nge
megen Gpiigt peo Ell Iale, iom ban
bolts 9figsoogen. S 0enne erfle-
re6e batL at ser i11oen lol1g Si6 bill
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