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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-18
Question reIigiOsa en- Italia
Roma, Enero 18.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-18
MADRES ACRADECIDAS
COMO APREclAN. FL VINO DE sTEARNs
DE AcEITE De aleApo DE sAcALAo

Las ades de nino d6bes saben por experienca csnas
lue en- qchos casos Sc conve mposiblad absolu
ocaSonado hacePeS
bacaao cuando or eusones
Los soaaos dcados reben contra naprecabe meda
ento ae dhcutades y moento en- que
Vino de Sarns de Acee Hgado no contene nng
pncpo oeoso nauseabundo ncamene principles erac-
vGs que son los elementos curatos del
ComblnadoS esos
IN tono decoso eceente reaurador que ningn
aravas todas las enfermedades debante
digestion conbuye formation teidos saudabe
Iodas las madre agyadecdas netos Fntr
muchas cartas recbdas, lease la siguiente
Darlington 3deIeo
orlag
s W. ToHKINs (sehra).
Para los deado del pecho que tengan sanre pobre
POGO apeto oros snoas de debdad edicaento
que e VINO de Sens Acete de Hado de Bacao
De as BaIcas.
FREDERICK STEARNS q CIA.
Fabncants QuImios Far1reu
49, DETROIT. u. a.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14
Net q CANDIDATE.

The president stands by the an.
nouncement made on the night
after his election which was 40
follows:
II am deeply sensible of the
honor done me by the American
people In thus expressing their
confidence in what have done
and tried to do. l appreciate to
the full the solemn responsibility
this confidence imposes upon me,
and ] shall do all that in my
power lies not to forfeit it. On
the 4th of March next / shall have
served three and a half years, and
thus three and a half years con-
stitute my first term. The wise
custom which limits the president
to two terms regards the substance
and not the form, and under no
circumstances will / be a candi-
date for or accept another nomi-
nation"
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

Since the arrival OF the govern.
ment troops at Gold6eld, the
Mine Owuers' association hes
passed resolutions cutting wages
~ per cont and have black. listed
oil members Of the Western Fed
eration. Gold6eld has practically
adopted the card system which hes
besn in vogue at Cripple Cresk
since the close OF the Peabody war
on union labor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14
M. 3. Church
faAng ". Daa8aAl.a., poseos.
Sunday 0sev,oss-

Sunday School 1000 q. q.
Morning Hsemoo ll10a ..
Epwosth League TOO p. =.
Evening Sermon, 500 p. =.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting . a
Ladies' AID Society nsses ths third
Thursday aitssnooo Of eoch meath.
The Wonaos tocsiga Aiaa,oaasy
Society ussts The afss Thussday a sesA
month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

The long term Of tho Goth con.
grcss bids fair to go into history.
Important measures in which the
country is vitality interested will
be discussed at length and Issues
will arise which the people must
pass upon At tho next national
election. As yet there is no we'll
defined issue between the two great
political parties.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14
CHAPTER IFS

An amendment Of section one Of An Ordinancs
Concerning Dogs.
Be Il ordained BY the Board Of Trustees Of ths
Town Of Monte Vista:
Section one shall b amended 70 read - fol.
lows:
Every person owning, keeping or harbosins
any dog within tho corporate inits Of Tie TOW.
Of Monte Vista shall on or bsfors the Arst day
OF January Of each year pay 70 The Town Mar
shall license fes as follows: Two dollars Tor
each male dog and I've dollars for each female
dog.
Passed and approved this sth day Of Dseso-
Dor, 1907.
H. Il. ADDofT,
". C. SANFORD, nayor
Town Recorder
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

Fourteen great war ships have
started for the Pacific coast BY way
OF Cape Horn. These ships cost
something like IS. OOO. 900 each aud
10 Eve years they will oil be out of
date and practically worthless a.
Sighting machines. Just what the
object for this naval display means
10 not apparent to the ordinary
citizen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

The democratic national CON-
mittee has decided in favor Of
Denver as the place for holding
the convention for the nomination
of a candidate for president and
July 7th has been named as the
date.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

A good sized panic Is worth
more to settle a labor strike than q
regiment of soldiers. Labor strikes
are not ordered IN the face of a
large army of the unemployed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

NOTlCEOF QUALIFICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
OsSIcs o. fID 0fAfo BoAsp o. LAup Co.
nIssIoHnna.
Dsoves. Colo. Nov. 0ed. M.
Noties 10 hsrsby sivsa that jane ". Diank.
saship Wyatt Burd who's Dosto0ss eAAsen b
Monte Vista. Colo. he's aads sDSiisaGisa Nc.
Ssg7 % lease he following AssssiAsA IaAseaal
Inprovsosat Lands. sitaate u 9io 0raoAs
Coanty. CeioeeAe. sovis:
q ". \ a -. ~ 1WD. = y. Raa0sSL
No o<Ass aDplisasioa 70 isass ~ ahoso -
sssibsd lasds viii b ssesidsssA sflss D.. q,
1901.
Joau 2. vlvlAu
Rssis>ss Seats Boasa LssA Csaoissisosss.
First pablieasias Nov. -
Last puhlisatioa Doe. a
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

1t 10 possible that Ex-Governor
Francis Of Missouri may be
brought forward a. the democratic
candidate for president. The ex-
governor il popular throughout
the country and stands we'll IN
Wall street.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ID, 1907
The call has been issued for the
Republican national convention to
be held at Chicago June 16, 1908.

Harry Orchard is again on the
witness stand at BOISE as chief wit
ness against George A. Pettibone
now on trial as party to the killing
of Elk. Governor Steunenberg.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

The Guggenheims, of the
smelter trust have deposited $780,
600 in gold to the credit of the
banks of Colorado which will do
much to restore confidence and
put gold coin in circulation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

Some people think It 10 easy 10
tell . politician. Ut course, you
can tell . politician almost any.
thing, but hs does not remember n.
On The other hand, ia politician
tells you anything. move Tie deci.
NAL point three pisces 70 the Isfl,
subtract tweoty.thrss, take the
square roof, aud divide By seven.
Thea belisvs oelv bali The remain.
der. 4 politician lives "a pap,
psrqa,satss, psssuts add press
sotsssA
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

A great industrial proposition
will soon be worked out in Colo
RADIO whom the sugar trust com.
pletes pending arrangements for
tho grinding Of alfalfa to be mixed
With mill molasscs ~ a ration for
DAIRY cattle. The trust will soon
put 10 grinding mills At various
places and q community With 1900
acres Of alfalfa can turn o6 twenty
tons OF DAIRY feed q day aud the
most Of II will be shipped east.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

AosstnQ essvios q II .. y. Dveoiag
s . : r. Is SsS p n Wednesday ''''''s
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14

Christian OhuFeh.
?. JALAosAa, Pasees.
Sunday School at 10 Q. q.
Preaching at II Q. 70. and 80 p. =.
Prayer nesting Wednesday q 7:10
Choir practice Saturday q -. =.
Evangelist Nelson will occupy
The pulpit ct the Christian church
Sunday, preaching IN the morning
DO the subject THE Chsssotee a
Christ" Evening theme. "Whas
Think Ys OF Christi
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-14
Presbyterian Church

SAMUEL b. Nooas, Psssos.
Sunday School $50 .. %.
Morning Service li.0 Q. a.
Evening Service 80 .. =.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26
Bids Wanted

Notice is hereby given that. the
board of supervisors of the town of
Blue Hill, Sherburne~ county, will re-
celve bids for the constructions of a
steel bridge across the St. Francis
river, between sections Is and .*22, lup
TO IL o clock a. m. of Tuesday, Octo-
oer5l, 1907 Specifications Of bridge
are on file, at the residence: DIN 5.
r. a good and suh6cient bond, with
two or more sureties, for the amount
cot. the contract, conditional upon: the
faithful performance -of~ the work. to
accompany each bid. .':s::;
:. The board: reserves the:right to- re-
:jeet any: or all, bids. received. syv an, ::
: ~ order OF the board. of supervis-
ors OF the town board Of Blue HILL
-, 49, - Ed Edison, Chairman, ,
::E@4 - Zimmerman;s R cute 2.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26
May Have ShoesHbf Whaleskin.# !:

81 ] May Have shoesSpf WhaleskinsA#
Il WhAeskin shoes may be the next
i ds:; sSsten who havesabesesayaekper iment-.
Ing With whaleskin f or commercial
uses are meeting fair degree of ssuc-;
cess, it is said. 1t woAM AZ odd 1f1the.
plentiful kid and cal Ewere lot enodngh
saaree 81 "a had to bsapaEpnght to isi-
lkatoh 'sH rescue, says the New York
Press TIE: leather of the whale. is
thin and rough and will take Color
readily. Not only shoes, but sIpng
gloves, will be made 9fs whaleskin, SAY
the prophets. ConsiderfngA4h famine
ln the glove markef sincgHthe short
sleeve fad started, itskeensh pitysthis:
use for old There shes blOWs! wasn't
discovered before. ~ ::
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26
~ IHs E +; l! NJ LOBBY Q l:|E Y:
Vs. "a, 20 s.., III Sfss' Sa III
Feminine. Visitors ia. the En-

Feminine Visitors, I'll hvess,Enalis o1se
{: wo Il izitsfzstc u
Of commons are relegated to the semi
seclusion Of f q gallery proYyiided with. a
fFlheavy iron ting. Wasa gentle
bum of convsation anNli daughter
floats down om the @fadiaS gallery
Ealnembers LOOKUP and see through the
Einterstices Q8sahe heav& grating deli
cate tintsHofSs6ft fabrics,#the bloom iof
a fair cheek or the CLEAN Of a bare
white arm. -.
Amusement and curiosity, of course,
bring the ladies to the house of com
mons, but these cannot be the only
motives. The fair visitors would hard
ly trouble to array then1aefVes in such
ravishing evening toilets merely a5to
sit in the gallery, thats ill lighted den
where dresses are not seen to sad-
vantage. NY
No doubt it was with "a view to- the
paEeHsention Of flirtingSthaK tha rule was
laidqown that if a nen1befde sires to
converse with a lady III TIE gallery he
may do so for five minutes only. Mem.
} haesAassRecially the yonneaand impres.
sdtlohabl1emake frequent visits to. the
Etage IAN course it is fot the PURPOSE
Ne ooiRlttil5Ag out the seesiebEtties on,2the
Kh4nchessbalow. $sa
E.:B :ln1kan doing so he should exceed
|#aY IS iautes the gallery attendant is
r. esll11aoW@Eed to call biz ,atteItion, cour.
|#teYtJsab but firmly, to The 'fact that .he
Et1Ss ffAi4Atayed his limit. It is to- be
|ff.e'saIrAsdlShib;at this official, in evening
l q9Fasswfh chain and badge, often
4 ltl3 81 his :.fhak, up, SIR
|: |XhisYHrA igs1pf soft Aothin@ in the Ia
/ dies gallery, or the 4Airtinglobby;o; as
.A has| been nicknamesssasis ono onsALa-
Realm. x.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26
n WIKI If IS fAE S6If
T. AlI / Of TIL. .nlsssisye hal el|lmisss

fs ~ iM 10y W. 7VAssEsa IN retEM& ms0SI
important of mineral substances. Vbm
would doubtless hesitate for moment
fsahds weigh -sthe respective merits #of
coal, iron and the precious metals.
: Only, after ..lso,ne vconsid Iteration ypraB
ably would it occur to you that thissse
highly useful substances have inSfn
nificant value as compared with tHat
familiar mixture Of ground up milf
erals which we call the soil. I'll
P-1Man lcouM : make Shift to Give Aid
even in a measure to- progress WIFI
out glass or cement or metals, but Iii
very life depends upon the little fin
Of tritprated rock, that is ,spread Over
the surface Of the globe III the form
of earth. The constituents of this ale
metamprphos into. the substance Of
plants and ultimately into the TISSUES
of man himself. It .il~rgs Il t:<;,,, *
Properly to understand the matter,
however. it, must be comprehended
that the Soil is-nbr Important partsof
the earth's structure, except. ,fronls:a
strictly human standpoint e At bestit
is only a little film cf material fraYed
off from, the jacket <cat4 called the earth,s
crust. To a giant Of such size that
the earth2 were, to fhtn what AM apple
is to us the. soil would be, no more
than the bloom on, the peach. ~ S5S
With his handkerchief he could WIDE
off the films Of water that, we ea1I
oceans like so much dew and polish
off the soil aswe rub the bloom frDna
an apple, clear down TO- the rock fonn-
dations, without changing appreciably
the size Or the weight Of his toy. "a ;
TO, scrape: away the entire, crust Of
the earth $50 far as Known to .sus)
would be but to remove an infnitesi-
NAL shell, and the total bulk of air and
oceans aggregates only Z per cent
of that shell. :SYet7the oceans cover
three-ffths of the earth'si surface aud,
as measured in human terms, are some
miles TIN: depth.l Hoy then, SHALL NE
Sft5g2{S teS jPz{gntf.pGg # t
feet in thicknessss that is busted 9Ver
the remaining tw4 ffths of the>ea4h's
crust. 1Appsteh'# = j -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26
Health In the. Canal: Zone

T: The high wages paid make. it a
mighty ii temptation to our young arts
ans to join the force Of skilled work
!: men lle needed to construct the Panama
canal al Many are restrained however
BY the fear Of fevers and malaria. : It
is the knowing ones-those. who have
used Electric ~Bitters, who go there
without this fear, we'll knowing they
are safe from malarious influence with
Electric Bitters on hand. Cures blood
poison too, billiousness, weakness
and all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles: Guaranteed by CA. Jack,
druggist. soc: + 49, s. =
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26
Will Fight Shy OF; Traitorous Leaders.

Will Fight Shy of;Traitorous Leaders, g..
): Fl After the buncosgaames that Has Been
$played on them by the leaders of the
Republican. party ofthisEstate the past
sfsfew years.}the county Mkors willasel
like fighting shy othsm for line
sat least. THE country apapers Nave
been fairly loyal tas8he party, z5pat
} when5the leaders abandon the part
Eeither voluntarily or by damphool
methods Or platforms, the fellows that
'$toted fair are liable to look on with
.ssuspicion in future.-Slayton Gazette.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26
Fireproof Construction.

! / FtrEfstigatie49s made q BY threa ef the
most Competent STRUCTURAL experts in
the country. have led them TO the con
cidsion that there aafe ID absolutely
ffrepro5fa buildings. E Notfthat tdreproet
buildings are impossible, for, according
to these experts, structural materials
may be so selected and used that ade-
quate fire protection is practically &7ass
sured. But in the effort to cheaper
construction in order to obtain greater
interest e. on:.:=:l11v estments owners Of
buildings: aye;e4neglected or ignored
perils to lives and fortunes.
Soon after the San Francisco earth
quake the. interior department at Wash
ington assigned; to Richard L. Hum
phrey, secretary of the national ad-
.visory board on fuels and structural
materials, and Professor Frank sou1e.
dean Of the college Of civil engineering
of the University of California, the
task of #investigating the action of the
fire and earthquake upon so called IRE
proof buildings. At about the same
time the war department assigned a
similar task.sto Captain John Stephen
sewell, engineer corpss =. S. A., whose
reputation s:.as an19:seSperrtt On freproof
building construction ziso international.
After: a thorough Investigation these
officials haveiprepared a. careful report,
which has just been submitted to the
interior department. -
The recommended ions<sof the experts
$as@,to the essentials Of freproof con-
struction are definite and positive.
High steel frame Office buildings prop
rerly bra ced are declared to be stable
and reliable, and concrete and re-enl-:
: forced concrete structures are placed
high among materials, well adapted to
withstand earthquake and fire, while
hollow tiles~and hollow concrete, Tal-
et1qug4 mt Atheepast qafyyersa ny=snc-
1eessfnl,S YmaA u So: employed as# Ito
yield most Satisfactory &si results. C6n-
>oretes de9fs WitAs netallie. mesh re-en n
forcementg afeas tfenglya :reeoInmended
for Strength and ire resistance; and
wire glass, metallic rolling shutters
and metal sash have proved such ex-
cellent fire protectors that wise econo.
my Demands their assSlne Every impal4
tant S#bilildjng. Other materials aid
enthusiastically imnortant are #auu-
merated, Esand it is believed that Aeir
adopt1sn, while inveNing increased
cost fof Construction, will insure PER
manence of structure and at the same
time greatly reduce rates of insurance
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26
Let Them Thke spot Iuck.o

!: The opinion, first voiced by Bob
! Dunn in his excellent Princeton
~ nion, that Minnesota U. S.: sena-
tors sheouldllss ln2 claim a mortgage on
&the position OF delegate to the repub-
slican national convention, seems TO
: be endorsed by most of theseoantry
}pub]ishers. Senators are all fright IN
$their place but there is a limit to their
fusefulness.sxszLet them4ake gttsppot7 luck
Swith therest when it comes TO; asking
i for things, instead OF demanding Ger
tain privileges by divinefright Sank
Centre Herald. Si s<s 5.s: !: :.:t, VIII
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26

! Most jocund, pleasant; and humorous 1i,1i.i
man who shakes the sides of all the cir
cult of the earth with your native JOY
business. L., by my authority and that of
the Entire university, admit you Sto the
honorary degree ofdoctor in letters ;: = y:
!: This is the English of. the: speech
which greeted Mark Twain at Oxford;
but as*tt. ccamesat him Latin he had
q chance to save BIS: gface by TRANSMIT:
ing itpiecemeal. '=. !. Il ii : : :sci
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26

!. ..Waliam|de Morgan, u who has recent
sly e 5Vorlda hy5 storm with
two novels, isanspptsider, like Hopkin-
son=smiaa andDussf aqffe Azf .Triiby's
fame. re was 4 baK& Of tiles before
he dropped (or climbed into literature.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26
A True: Heroine.

Ida Lewis, whose record Of skill and
daring as life saver at sea sprpasses
that: or Grace Darling; the English
heroine, kept the fftieth atin6i4sieersary Of
=her debut at Lime" Rock light Oh July
Is IDuringst the filfty years vigil she has
saved directly eighteen lives and no
zone can COMPUTE thespumbe through
peril byssatbe 1Ight>> Vhi1eahs She Kept: him
ling on tie tower: : I'D. 5s.t -
sz;It is. a lonely life, the isolation of. a
lighthouse lA tie Dali ron sal5;
/ tine tends to instilf :hardlhood and Ionr::
Eage.', but fhereztssthee Thought bfprned
into the BRAIN. ;bfy bitter expe rfienee
when the: seas riss heir INT
man lives may beat TIE mere Ettths
storm asbed M ~ Agai lial aha gain
/ thekstern, asses and snlo shit, is=Ereek
ed. Neverthe 81 thle5 very next Gale
may sweep a thousand souls into tie
line of the@re.ef: H. 55..,;14 .:y e.! .jIz s:
Faithfulness unde !the ceircumst aaces,
withksn1aozeye to prompt: :or voice other
than.the voice ofSeonseience to con-
demh is=doubly Shsrroic. The sentinel
who to warn OF the has
noneSofH The: excitement vi battle to
nerseda inn L ikeSthe sentinel, the light
house:ssswarden must possess a soul of
real courage. 1t is no accident that
one woman stood at the post of danger
these many years.: She was heroine
|zbyy5 t2e:mperament7 nd#frona habit: ii Ii 4
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26

cigar strike. is Mexico
ppport ~ When Mexico
smtniste Komero Sent General Grant
a box. pf cigars of his country, hoping
:llleS5ssWotld ind them ssssjjust as good as''
i Havana 1:!s Grant! returned thanks, with
the Statement, u. W. been smoking
them Tor twelve years >. And that was
=.
b 0YC1' GILL GAyEd1S aSO.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26

1877 4 + A Novel: acknowledgements GiE
+ Here issan advertisement which APP
peared in a London newspaper:~.;::.. . !.
eff this should meet the eye OF
+. Emma ~ D- 80, who absented herself
last Wednesday. from her fathers
house, she is implored to return. when
She will be received with undiminished
affection BY her almost ,heartbroken
parents. If: nottingham persuade
her: to: listen to their joint appeal,
shouldS1she be determined to bring
their gray hairs with sorrow to the
grave, should she never mean to re-
visit a; home where She has passed : SO
many happy years, it is at least ex.
pectedf! edit she IS not totally loststo. all
sense of propriety that: she :: will with.
out. a. moments further: delay send
back the key Of the tea caddy. New
York, Telegraph, yr.e,y.> -, ~-..,-,- !:
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oP tn q; { f. E d 8, q

Is Ma rhassys a dsss5t1isey 4 n
SsPatronize those home mercants that
want your trade they II ask for it.
minneapolis Telegram. ~ g.
- f,at2%,,g..4t.* T. s.. r. ,,,;,,, IT, =
= The Penalty Of Running Tor ONCE, :
Elf man runs for political Office
his opponents are likely to charge
Him with breaking every==law in the
Edecalogue. But when he dies he is
considered to have been the:*.incarna-
tion of every virtue Litchfeld Re-
view. a:--:: ~ .-- ~...- j. 49,. =: -z- =
$5sS = .*.* : 5: - . ::s..
as He Wasn't Born In: st. Peter. 8: ,s.. 80
SSN$If Attorney General Young. was
Born in St. Peter, or had ever lived
there, or if related to anyone who
lived there, or. if he owned a dog. who
Stole bone there, the ST. Peter papers
Would consider him sure: winner as
5A candidate for goyernor,.*As it is they
don't think him a winner.--Le Sueur
News. - -. - s.: s.: = =. :.
I'll: + 49, i. ::.$:# +. D : :*:::=
@4 Better Trust Your Home Surgeons: #
81 A merciless, cold-blooded hospital
sSor surgical institution where a great
multitude of patients are: cut and
Eslashed and showed Off the: operating
table like cattle through q chute after
slaughter, is a fearful thing: to con-
5template. Is : it: possible that. any
place in<the northwest, through too
great popularity and carelessness,
has degenerated and become of. such a
% character?- Lea Standard: =;}t i: s
&3H
g. Herald Thinks 1t Mean Trick.
VIZ The Mankato Free Press says" Con-
& gresham Lindbergh is. another
: gentleman who has declined the gov
T ernorship' before it. was offered I to-
y him" It's kind of mean. First some
Il enthusiastic friend booms a man for
u governor, then lien We says he doesn't
j want tie Job andAhen the papers say
:. he might }5hayeaMaited unity it hwas
I Offered before he refused it.-Duluth
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-09-26

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