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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
RIOTlNG IS RENEWED.
Crowds Set Upon Strike Breakers of
 ShipbuiIding Plant.

Lorain, O., April 4.-Rioting was re- newed tonight when another syuad of strike breakers was being escorted into the shipbuildlng yards. The men were set upon by crowds who stood about the place and several of them were Init with mis- siles A number of shots were fired, and 1t is reported that striker was wound- ed, but this had not been positively veri- fled at midnight
 The evening was full of exciting incl dents and both sides to the controversy are worked up to high tension. Superin- tendent I.emarch of the American Ship building company's plant declared tonight that if there was any further riotng here he would ask Governor Harris to send troops to take charge of the situation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
1hdlv $ Declared Sane
 By Unanimous RepOYt0f
 COn1z1ziSSiOn in LDnacy
CAN'T SEE SOLDIERS
 MOONLIGHT NIGHTS
TWO OFFICERS TESTIFY WHO MADE TESTS ON BROWNSVILLE AFTER MAJOR PENRosE FIN ISHES.

w. Penrose, who was commander of the negro troops at Brownsville, completed his testimony today the Senate committee on military affairs examined two of the officers who made tests at Fort Mcintosh to determine whether it was possible to distinguish between white, negro and Mexican soldiers wearing uniforms on moonlight or starlight nights
 The conclusion of these officers was that such thing is impossible, and they as serted that in making their tests they made the conditions as near as possible like the conditions were said to be at Brownsville on the night of the shoot ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
ARRESTED FOR THE
 MRS. GENTRY MURDER
Constantine Caught In New York. Says Woman Committed Suicide
 In His Presence.

New York, April A man arrested in Brooklyn on suspicion that he murdered Mrs Gentry of Chicago, made a state ment to the police today in which he said that he is Constantine, the man for whom the Chicago police have been searching. He said he did not kill Mrs. Gentry, but that she committed suicide in his pres ence. He said he was willing to return to Chicago and explain to the police there.
 Chicago, April 4.-Mrs. A. W. Gentry, for whose murder Constantine is wanted here, was killed on the afternoon of Janu- ary 6. 1906. Constantine was roomer in the Gentry household, and he and Mrs. Gentry were alone in the apartments just prior to the death of Mrs. Gentry The first known of the crime was when Mrs. Gentry, with her throat cut from ear to ear, knocked at the door of physi- elan who lived in the apartment directly beneath that occupied by the Gentry fam fly. She staggered across the threshold and died before she could utter word. The blood-stained razor with which the crime was committed was found and was identified as the property of Constantine. The latter was seen to run from the house in great haste, dropping his hat as he fled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Candler ApoIoqizes.

Nashville Aapil 4.-Representatiye IT.. w. candler of McMlnn county, who as- saulted Representative C. A. stainback of Fayette county on the floor of the house last night for language used in speech made by the latter. was brought before the bar of the house today. MT. Candler apolosized to the house. and the resolution to expel him was withdrawn. IL was or dered that he be reprimanded by the speaker. Candler Is republican.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Warrants for Employees Causing Wreck

Cotton, Cal, April 4.-Coroner Van Wye today swore out warrants for the arrest of employees of the Southern Pacific who were held responsible for the wreck on March 2S in which % persons were killed and 75 injured. The charge is man slaughter without malice. The men &C., cused are: l.. k. Alvord, foreman of the swith crew; J. c. Crussmeyer, swithman; Clarence F. Warrington, engineer. The complaints specifically charge them with causing the death of II. F. Walthors of Sacramento, who was among the killed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Senator Beasley Looks for Son.

Norfolk, Va, April 4.-Former State Senator S. M Beasley of Currituck. N. C., has returned from Arkansas after an un- successful effort to find his son, Hen meth, for the alleged Kidnapping and mur- dering of whom Joshua Harrison was re- gently convicted at Elizabeth City, N. C., and sentenced to twenty years in prison. Senator Beasley saw the youth in Arkan- sas believed to be his and says the boy was so much like Henenth that 1t was hard to see how two boys not related could bear such a resemblance to one an- other, but the Arkansas youth was not the lost child and the parent returned greatly disappointed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
GANS-LEWISH MATCH.
The Articles Call for Fight In Three
 Months-S500O Forfeit.

Chicago. April 4.--Joe Cans. the light weight champion. and Harry Lewis of Philadelphia have been matched to fight at 133 pounds. weigh in at the ringside, stripped. The representatives of both men met here and agreed upon all details. The articles signed call for fight within the next three months for the best purse ob- tainable. Forfeits of sJO0 each were posted and no purse less than $2O,D0 is to be considered. Neither man will be per mitted to engage in championship fights during the life of the articles.
 Battling Nelson, who was present when the match was made. was given the pref erence by Cans, but declined. stating that he had enough money 10 retire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Trip Around the World.

St. Louis, April 4.-Bishop James N. Fitzgerald accompanied by his wife and two daughters, Misses Cornelia and Bes- sic, and son, Ray Fitzgerald, who is blind. departed from home here last De- cember on a trip around the world. The trip was partially sightseeing tour and partly to benefit Mrs. Fitzerald, who is an invalid.
 One daughter Miss Cornelia Fitzgerald, died suddenly at Penang, India, on March 1. The family decided to come on home with the body for interment here, cross ing the Pacific instead of retracing their pilgrimage.
 The announcement of Bishop Fitzger- aids death has caused much sorrow in the community
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Jerome Threatens to Asks for Mandamusto Prevent Con-
 tinuance of the Trial
ADJOURNMENT GRANTED
 I'LL MONDAY MORNING

JUDGE FITZGERALD DECLINES TO TURN THE MINUTES OF THE EX- ANIMATION OVER TO THE DIS TRlcT ATTORNEY, AND UNLESS A WRIT OF PROHIBITION IS GRANTED THE REPORT WILL BE CONFIRMED MONDAY AND THE TRIAL WILL PROCEED-TH LAW AND FAMILY DELIGHTED WITH THE FINDINGS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Old Dominion Ship Catches Fire.

Norfolk. Va, April 1.-The Old Dominion steamship Jamestown, which arrived from New York yesterday with 11,00o tons of freight and is still unloading by reason of the longshoremen's strike now on at inc Old Dominion docks, was seriously threatened by fire today. Officers of the ship say the cause of the ire Is not known. The ship is damaged consider ablv between decks, but the most dam age is believed to be to the cargo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
RooseveIt's Congratulations.

Washington, April 1.-The following cor respondence regarding the settlement of the strike on the western roads entering Chicago was made public tonlght;
 Chicago. April 1, 1907. "Presldent Roosevelt. Washington. Complete settlement effected result be- ing highly satisfactory. distinct tri- umph for government mediation.
 MARTIN A. KNAPP, Chairman Interstate Commerce Commis- sion.
 "CHARLES P. NELL,
 "Commissoner of Labor" The Presidents reply: Am greatly pleased and heartily con- graduate you both"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Kentucky Veterans will Not DIsband

Lexington, Ky, April 4.-With only one dissenting vote, that of Scott county. it was decided at the annual meeting of the United Confederate Veterans society of Kentucky here this afternoon to retain an organization instead of disbanding as had been suggested.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Wall of the Vatican collapses,

London, April IA dispa tch ffpm Rome says that fifty yards of the extetjor wall of the vatican collapsed yesterday. The fall of the wall destroyed the courtyard Della Zittella. It was planted With orange trees and was the favorite prom enade of Pope Leo XIII.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Little Interest In Hague Conference.

St. PetSrsburg. April 4.-Little interest in The Hasns conference is shown by the Russian press, neither is the public interested. An editorial in the Vremya rofers to the conference as an unfortu- nate inheritance from Foreign Minister Lamsdorf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05
Pour Into St. Petersburo.

St. Petersburg, April 4.-Large bodies of troops, including dragons and cos sacks. are pouring into St. Petersburg as they did previous to the dissolution of the first parliament.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-05

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

st u%clpie calf" bap6e Mrs. CHARLES
2otton> benoes Spigerfaoer og ben0es
ire Mar gamle Barn fra at blipe TN
6ebr9n6t 6re0ag @orgen. &enoeS
Man0 0riper en- &eltauration / 448
Sacfion Ctr, @uiets neoerite @tage,
meoenS ser er Observation-Disclosures an=
Sen @tage. Mubnte Morgen opito0
Ser SIS / &pffenet pe6 &eitouratto>
men, og Sen bre6te Jig meo iaa flor
&ol6iombe6, at set bar me6 Mp6 og
neppe, at Cation fit fin 6amtlie bragt
Sifferbeo. sit Sn6bo og Snpenta=
riet / &e1taurattonen blep p6elagtz o9
ban onilaar tit Sab til $500. Ser
bar i1gen Msi11rance. On @lagter=
butif / Mabobuiet, ttlb6ren6e Sobn
SSobnion leo @fo6e for omtrent
5000, beo &gg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

.2i1nonaoeo % arpmtnerDnle Of
ban bapoe benotgrange1 no paa
@uIpet iaa pi oanieoe paa ben ubgp-
leoe SIDE Steoet for pao ben Boz
neoe Sioe. 80 MI cit set 10 life an
at Benoe op % neo paa bet Sele igien,
for iaa tom Damerne til at itaa paa
&o'oet, % BET bar Be bit life alle=
iomp1et1 belabeoe paa.. Men ri ien6te
8no efter nogle 8allelps % 6rpppeoe
liot at BET feoteoe paa @ulpet, iaa
git bet iom bet bar imurt; set fore
Tom mig obeni &igbet, at leg iau
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

gannIe 2ono ogsgRionens fsrite %
be6ite 8ro6ufter fanes alti6 bos &en-
RI @D6eien, Columbia @rocerD Co.
1913 g. Babniba 81.
&aitor SDebien, Der / De iioite 10
Mar bar bRret 8r9it peb @olgatba
&siirfen, meooelte forleoen fin Menig-
beo, At ban bar til Seniigt at fra
treoe fin Stilling til 1. @ugu1t. Me-
nigbeoen bill afbol6e Menigbeosmeoe
iioit / Stunt, pe6 bbilfet Der antage-
ligt bill blipe Deotaget 8laner for at
folbe en- M &rpit.
&oitmeitcr Daniib bill iatte Ell
Chopper for Sorienoelie al fornpr-
melige % uanitanoige 8oltfort, iom
,1opnlig / Sen ienere Sib bar grebef
it9rft ON Jig Der / 8pen. Muttg.
6orplbre bar flaget oDer, at 6eres
9gtre bar facet tilien6t Sort meo
uposienoe 8illeoer, % &oitmeiteren
bar la6et foretage en- ltnoeriegelie,
ipm m1lig, bill FIRE til Mrreltatton al
M%fien6erne.
8ranbfpmisitonen bar be1luttet at
opgipe 8rugen al Semmer JON
@ulnmoteriale / 8ran6itationerne,
bpor bette fan la0e fig giere. Gels er
5smmeret life iaa bol6bart til bette
8rug 1om pnifeligt, 0els er set / 6e
ii0ite Mars Sis blepet iaa 0prt, at BET
fife fan lpnne fig at BRUCE set. S
@ronoitotionen paa @ocota @treet I
Merbeoen at Z. Street bill ser / Cont
mer blibe lagt M%sfaltgnlp.
@pipitalet for b%anifabte og for,
frgble0e 8grn 16e De6 Safe Bbalen,
ser bi6til er blepet 6repet JONI en- 8D=
tnititntio1, er mt gaaet ODER til Sta=
ten, / &enbol6 til en- al 2egislaturen
fattet @eilntning. 9r. sc. g. Mncfer
peobliper iom bi6tI at bore Superin-
ten6ent og 9r. Mrtbur Gillette Sber=
lege. Ser bill blibe opfgrt nog1e> MINI
0re Cottages pe0 Gi1er al Scbeobpg-
ningen til Spbol6Site0er for 8dr-
meme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

5lptntns at 9am1e @nie giper altt<
%slnle6ning til 5orltprrelier og llbeba:
geligbeoer | 0e @aoer, iom Sc gamle
SPINNER RULES igiennem. Men li6ite
l1ge inOtraf ct Eilfpl6e al 6enne Mrt,
Der. obergtf alt bbao Ser biotil er 1fed
Der | 8Den | Observation-Disclosures
Set bar aontraftpr Sc. 8. McSSntpre,
Der bopoe poatagd fig at flDtte SCI
gomle Senfler @us longs Dapton
Mbe. til en- an6en Hla6s, men ban
baboe neppe paaregnet, at bette Mr=
beioe ifnloe ifaffe bam laa mangt
nbebogelt9beoer. @ens &uiet meg
leoe Jig frem til tit nDe bliben6e 5teo,
brpffeoe set talleie Creme poo fin
Sane, pragtige itore Grocer maotte
fglbes, for at set fnn6e fomme frem,
og @aoen iaa u6 iom en Chiffon
bar gaaet element Ben. Som rine,
ligt er blep 8eboerne raienbe ODER set
forepeoe SRrbRrf og fra ollie Si6er
lbs Ser &roteiter. S 8la6ene rette-
oes Ser Mngreb paa 8pingenigr
&11n6lett, foroi ban bob6e tillabt Sen
banoalife SlDtning, og Wssr. Murblett
- 49, .-..E.- EI
fori6orer Jig 81aoene set be6ite ban
foritaar. Saa Der er SoritDrreIie og
8reoe ODER bele 2inien. &bis bette
enooa fnnoe fore til, at Ser blep be6-
tagt en- 8poroinance, Der gab ifar-
pere &egler for &usflptning, fun6e
bet enooa bore goot for noget. &bor-
for ifal abiol1t De gamle faI6efar=
oige &pnner in6e ! 8Den lpttes no |
nofanterne % bonfire 2anofobet
bA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31
fra %cd(e6reo(en.
ST.. Me6aftgr!

&r. &e0aftpr!
0e oil maai tie blipe li6t fornn6ret
ODER at mo0tage 8reD fra en- SSn0ia=
ner / minneapolis, men leg fpler
Srang til at fftl6re Gem min 8e11n=
bring beo at leie Deres 8lao al Sen
"a. Mai. Mrtiflen font ieg melt BE-
nnorer er fra Merriam 8arf, ifrepen
al g. s., bpori ban ifrtper> at set er
blebet iaa ilpit / 8arfen, at Sn0ia=
nerne flptter 0erfra. Seq bar mi en-
al Sc Dnglte / Stammen. % @rur1=
Sen til at jeg flptteoe bar MI life, iom
ban flyer, nemlig at 2oaget bar pal !
Merriam Horf.
9en, ieg bol6t life af at SEN iml1ffe
SSn6ig Safe Srts, bar bleben iaa tgr.
Seq mi1oes for ct s(or ii6en, noar leg
itoo oppe paa NIT &biitperelie og los
8liffet faloe be11 oper SEN im1ffe
90, iaa tenfte leg: @bor lmnf 6enne
@eroen Dog err; men mi li6lte Sgn=
oog, Ga leg git ODER at beipge min
Sen sc. 49,. bar Ser bare Ell tgr 8ltno
meo Ma1ooer og gomle Sinfan6er, og
leg ioo noget bpiot, iom ngiten 6ef,
feoe bele @unoen. Seq gift nermere
og laa ga, Set bar en- SIDE al uGt.
Saul Stoenoe", iom en Moraliit bap=
De prgpet at oeffe ODER alt set
uiflgnne, JONI bar fommet tiliDne pao
Opens 8nno. 9aa tog ban set be0lte
ban bapoe. Seq er MI garife iiiffer
paa, at min Sen g. g. bar gjort Ben
lmnffe &anoling, men jeg blep felt
gr1apen og tenfte: Seq oil fglge min
rg6e el6re 8ro6er til Minneopolis;
og bet bar @run6en til at leg flptte6a
fra Merriam &orf. Seq bifal6er og>
iao, at &eoaftpren p%aaifjgnner min
Ben sc. &.S iournaliitiife 8iorag til
8laoet; for ieg letter flor &rts paa
goo 9iterat1r og bill maaife / en- ner
Sremtio babe 8lo6et lenot til min
8igtpom ber I Minneopolis, oeriom
&eoafteren oil bore iaa benlig at
optage nit 8reb / Ceres ereoe 8Iao
og ienoe mig ct Brgpennmmer.
Me6 Mgtelie
Sans 5ben6 Mn6ere n.
1920 10. Mbe. g., mtnneapolis,
Minr.
&i9re Mabo!
Set glpoeoe mig umaaoelig meget
at bere fra Sig igien; ieg troeoe noe
iten, at gu ogiaa bap0e iagt Tarpel
til Sobeoitaoen og ollie Sc andre SsSt1-
oianere 6eruoe / oe blinoe Critics Na-
raots. Men leg Ter, at 9u bolot op
meo at ifripe at famine @rnno iom
jeg. Set bar / begge Eilfeloe &on-
ta1ter11e oct oreieoe Jig om. gu gift
til @eooftgren og buffe6e og ifrabeoe,
men bet gioroe leg mi life; nej, man
ifal bare gipre Jig liet foitbar, iau
.gt'er bet Jig altiammen, iom @ebila.
geren ia'e.
Seq tanfer, at Meoaftionen fanot
10, at Be miiteoe ole oereg Mbonrten-
tee % ct BET er oerfor, at Meoaftgren.
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Dr.. 4 NSSElN',
Norsk 0jenl@ge.
Udexanineret fra Kristiania Universitet,
behand1er
Diem, Ore, Nese- og Halssygdomme.
Kontor: Q Nicollet Ave-. Minneapolis. Nina.
Norsk Ojenl@ge.

Ds @oliatb' tanfte rbet leuner limo
gen,
9en fommer min @lorie rigtig for
9ngen,
Seq tar Sabernaflet, set ct nit &ob,
De anore tar @eiter, leg cir benz
Nop."
Oct lgnner llmagen at beige S.
Sobnion. / 46 linton 8locf, bpis Sc
ifal babe 2an6.
Sangforeninser rDania" al ct.
8aul bolot Manoags Mftes lit balp-
aarlige 6orretningsmg0e paa gaio
Sail. Otter at @asiereren, s.. SIR
genien, bap6e oplpit'iin &apport an
goaaenoe Soreningens financiellt
Silitano, giennemgif 0ens Sefretpr,
g. Sobnion, i forte Gr9f Sorentn=
gems Ntrt1ombe0 | BET forlebne 9alp=
aar. Mf bans &apport fremgif set,
at Sangforeningen, troos aoifillige
8orbinoringer, iom Mfgang al Mfeo-
lemmer paa @rnno a 8ortreiie fra
BDen, 0. +. b., alligepel ct Igaaet
fremoo, og oen teller mi flere Me0-
lemmer en6 ttoligere, ga nDe &rGfter
itaoig meloer Jig in0, og vDania"
Tan mi frempiie ct go0t in0epet &or,
iom me6 Sells bor optroaot beo for
ifiellige 2ejligbeoer. Sill 8eitprelie
balgteS iom Sormon6 SEN fungeren6e
Sorman6, 50. s. @eimers. S. SCR
gen len og g. Sobnion gjenbalgtes Ell
itemmigt, benbol0Sbts 1om &asierer
og Sefreter, og iom &epiiorer balg=
tes s.. Sruelien og g.. Be0erien.
rDnnia" afbol6er fin ueentlige
@angepelie bber Mon6ag Mften pao
@aia Sail, og ga Soreningen bar iat
Jig til S ormaal at bringe fit Me6=
lemsonta1 op til set bpiit multge, Ell
enbper 9anff >meo Snteresie for oanif
Gang in6bn6t til at oberbere 6is1e
BDeller. Sorentngens popul9re &c
freter, g.. Sobnion, giber %bere6billiq
ale f%ordnife6e Splpsninger angaaen.
Sc 6oreningen og 6e1s @irfiombeo.
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e, min fiere q. 8 ipinee Dig
2Ganien;; men litter pda set er leg lite.
1.4O beniIlamreoe 0rfeitret blioe
ligt, % ri gif Diem, enige ON, at Dts
bapoe moref os %gltmren0e, ielp ON
ogiaa Dor Mabe bar iaa uiigelig
tom, % Di langtes iaa umaaoeligt
efter en- Sop @affe.
So mn Sarpel, fiare 81. s., MI
maa leg paffe iammen, for leg ifal
til @rl1nolopsfeit / @eit ct. Yaul.
Gin Sen
m 81
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For de bedste Fotegrafier bpr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 +. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.

Sriite @arer, rimelige Briier, bur.
tig 8etientng er Mottoet bos $e11rD
@p6eien, Columbia Grocery So, 1913
g. @abaiba ct.
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CONTENTS:
IN O W N

The Danes-Government and PoItics-The Church and Religion
Public Education-The University and the Professors-The Army and
Observation-Disclosures Of Justice and Local .Government-Trades Unions
and Social and Socety-At and Let-
ters-Music and the Stage-The Position of Women.-The Press
Country Iife:-Some Danish Snapshots-The Poor and Aged-Thes Free
hold Farmer and Agricultural Co Notwithstanding the Moors-Old
Time Denmark. 49, #4##8
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. Copenhagen-Kongens Nytorv and the Royal Theatre, Cop
enhagen:-The Exchange, openhagen-Thorva1dsen Museum, Copenha-
penG-Group of Danish School Girls at GymnasucszA large Danish Farm.
"A Typical Danish Village Church.As Peasant Weddng.-Interior of a
Peasant Home-Courtyard Of Fredericksburg Palace. Fredericksburg
aste-Gammelshand the Copenhagen Fishmarket 81 Old Gateway at
Rosknde.
ernalaenes prepaid b mail: :..:...:.::...SSl.DO
g. RASMUSSEN PUBLISHING CO.,
z2o.z24 So. 4t1 st.. .Ndirara.
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We'd Kjcb eller Reparatien at
Uhre bespg den v~elkjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2ee E. 9TH St,
Paxl.
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@m mbe6aaelia Dpbaacllc aior

Gn nbcbaeelts 0poaeclic gjoroe
@rocerpman0 S. IS. &rueger fra
smitb Safe, Minn., / Sirs0ags, 90
ban fom ms / German Mmertcun
@anf for at 6eponere $1,000. Set
bite Jig, at ban enten bapoe tabt Hen=
gene eller bar blepen beltjaalen pao
@ejen fra Union Oepot til 8anfen.
@on er liffer pao, at ban baboe Sen,
gene, ga gan fom til Gtntione11, men
ga ban 11aaeoe 8onfen, bor 2ommez
boger, / bbilfen ban opbepore0e 0em.
borte. @engene bdb0e ban facet iom
@rltatntng for en- 8ran6, Ser bon6e
p0elagt bele bans 8arelager, iaa Set
bar 6obbelt Sab.
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Sjprneitems= McblGggelie.

@jprneitens q 6grit=
fommen6e Sbnoag bill @igrneitenen
til Sen itore .npe fatbolffe &atbeoral
blipe ne0lagt UNDER 1tore &pittoelig=
be0er. Set met fremtreoenoe SEQ
Seitligbe6erne bliper SEN tore $50
ro0e, Ser @%ftermi00ag 81. 2 u0gaar
fra Smttb Norf, 6. & Siblep @treet,
og gaar OPP as 6. Street til ct. Heter,
til Snmmit Mpe., Lungs 6enne til &a=
tbeoralens 8%pggepla0s, bpor ser BIZ
Der bolbt &ebtetp ODER Yara6en, oq
pi0ere til @eltern Mpe.. bpor Ben op.
lpier Jig. Hara6en bar Is @foelin.
ger, og fatbolife @enigbeoer fra ale
Ggne Stoten 6eltager / Sen. Grant
Marlball er Oberit Soiias 8. Sing
og Stabscbef Senator Sobn 6. @or.
6n.
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ST.. Paul.
s Johnien, IosesreoestSr.
est. Paul Tdende.s Kontor, Room 48
Block Cedar 8 Fourth Str.

est. Paul Tdendess Kontor, Room 46
Union Block Cedar 8 Fourth Str.
We'd Kjeb eller Reparatien at
Uhre bespg den ve1lsjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.
Paxl.
For de bedste fetegrafier bsr
De gaa til soderberg & Franz.
22s-231 +. 9TH st. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
Strife &arer, rimelige 8riier, bur.
tig 8etiening er Mottoet Dos $el1rg
@pbeien, Columbia Grocery So, 1923
g. Moboiba ct.
Central &pjifole, 10. og Mtnne-
iota Street, bar / 8ranofare Man0ae
Mften. On Man0, lom boer / MGrbe=
Sen, opoogeoe Ell temmelig iterf &pg,
ser itoo us al ct &ialoerpinoue, %
lenote Mllorm til 8ranopelenet. Set
tie fit SIben 1luffet / en- Sart, og sen
gioroe fun 9faoe for {. $500. Sen
bar opltaaet / ct Mrbeiosrum, for
mentlig peo Selpantenoelle.
Garl Smrncr, en- 4 Mar 9ammel
Spn al Ml1guit Surner, 974 &ice
@treet, blep / Sirsoags oberfiprt al
en- Sporbogn paa &ice og Sront
Street, bpor Barnet legeoe og pilo>
lpbe foran Sporpognen men fal0t
lige foran oenne og blep operfigrt tn
Sen Motormanoen fl1n0e faa oen
ltunoiet. SON blep 1trafS taget til
2pge, men op0e Ell balp Slime efter
lllpffen.
9ct nDe tats=Mrbejbsfpntpr, JON
1111 for Ell fort Sio bor beret aabent
/ set gamle &opitolium, bill faa ollie
5lags orbeioslegen0e og bielpipgen=
Sc at beifieftige ii1 meo. 8eitpreren,
&uptein s. $. @ilion, bar iaaleoes
Mnmooninger ON at ifaffe manolige
og f%pin0eltge- Stenografer, .@refte=
gropere, @ogboloere og mango anore
Sing. &i6til bar Ser ppret flere
pla6siggenoe ems man bar funnel
ifaffe 8elfipftigelie til, men | Sc iioite
Gage er ser fommet mango Mnmo0:
ninger fra Mrbej0sgibere om Nsit:
ltance.
Sptllet ntaa itoppe, s lange St
ser bar Ser al Central &arf Metbo:
'
oiitfirfes Menigbe6 peret fort &lagf
oper Sen @tpi Ser lp0 r0 fra Ser
nerliggenoe @oloparf. Sen forlang:
tie, at Sptllet iful0e forbD0es on
5%enoogene, og itolte ltge opnooeof
Menigbe6en ptrfelig, at Sommel
Stub neolagoe ct miolertioigt Sor:
buo moo 8olbiptllet / nnpnte 8or1
om Spn0agen. S9ritfommen6e 2gr:
Sag bill ser blipe ofbol6t ct ipeciel1
&etsmg6e / 9iitrtftsretten for at fac
ofgiort, ONT Sorbu6et 1fal gidres per:
mal1ent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

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