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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

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D. Rodholm.
Woburu: Chr. F.. Miller, Pete,
Stockholm.
Woycester: Chr. Nielsen, Hans
Nielsen, Mrs. Dagmar Jensen.
MICHIGAN.
Cadillac: B. P. Olsen-Lyng, Mrs
L. Sands.
Crystal Falls: Q. P. Larsen.
Detroit: Vice-Konsul P. S6ren-
sen, H. ]. Damn.
EdmoYe: H. P. Christensen, Peter
A. Hansen.
Escanaba: Georg Hansen, F.
Christensen.
Fort Rivey: Martin %Jeppesen.
Grand Rapids: N. Chr. Hansen
Mrs. Bothilde Nielsen, Ralph
Christensen.
Grant: Rev. P. Kj@lhede.
Grayling: Jens J6rge11sen, Ras-
mus Hansen, Thorva1d Hansen.
A. P. w. Becker.
| GreenviNe: P. H. Miller, Tens
Andreasen, H. Hansen, Mrs. K.
johnson.
ingalls,: Chas. NJ. Andersen, Hans
l.. Paulsen.
Irou7vo0d: Chr. Petersen, Hans
johnson.
I~shbeming: James Hansen, A. w.
Conradsen.
Juhl:: Marcus Laursen.
Ludmgton: Mrs. Christine Larsen,
Mrs. J.. Nielsen, H. K. Hansen.
Rev. O.: Gregersen.
Mauistee: E. N. Sailing.
Muskegon: N. P. Hansen, Mrs,
Emile Jensen, Holger J6rgen-
sen. Rev. J. P. Lilles0.
Menon1mee: Valid. Madsen, Mrs.
Marie Jensen, R. P. S@rensen.
Montague: H.. Mikkelsen, Niels
J@rgensen.
Negaupee: Chr. Hansen, L. Lar
sen, Mrs. ]. Mathiesen.
Sheridan: Jens Petersen.
Sand Lakes Carl C. Weinrich.
Stephenson: Chr. Hendricksen.
Stanton: Marius SCHROEDER.
Trutant:: Kristine Clausen, Rev. I.
C.S. Borggaard.
Vtctory:: R. Lykkeby,
Wa1Aacte':. Niels Jensen.
MINNESOTA.
M q e . 8.
Alden: Andrew Robertson, P. F.
Petersen, Mrs. TIL. Clausen.
Albert Lea: "A. c. Andersen, A,
Larsen, Nels Nielsen, o. Olsen
Rye, Mrs. MARITIME Jensen.
Anstin: John D. A. Jensen.
At7vater: Fred. c. Petersen.
Ryainerd::: Knud H. Olsen, C. A.
Nielsen.
Blooming Prairie: Chr. Rasmus-
sen.
Duluth: F. Gabrielsen, Mrs. K.
Mickelsen.
Glendale: Hans J. Petersen, N.
P. Newgaard.
Fergus Falls: K. Winberg.
GreenviUe: Kristine johnson.
Hopkins: Geo. Christensen, Mrs,
Marie Lykke.
Hutchinson: Alfred S3rensen, M.
]. Westerholm, J. Gertsen, Mrs,
Anna Eriksen.
Jackson: Chr. Jensen, S. 2. Jep-
sen.
Lake Benton: Mrs. I. L. Drum,
LHch6eld: Chr. Christensen.
minneapolis: P. Christensen, N.
c. Aaberg, Rev. c. P. Petersen,
Mrs. Othilie Frost, DR.. P. Lau-
ritzen, Thos. ]. Skellet,
Lauritz Jensen, A.. So
rensen, c. E. Bardenfleth, ]. P.
Paulsen, c.. %J@rgenscn, M. F.
Hinch, P. c. Petersen, w.
Nielsen, Chas. Bensen, DR.. c.
NJ. Colby, Chas. A. Christensen,
Mrs. Sophie Wedel.
Minneota: Rev. B. B. Jonson.
Montevideo: Rev. ]. D. Vein.
Nelsou:: Rev. N. P. Sorensen.
Northfeld: Thomas Larsen, Rev.
!. Simonsen.
Osakis: James P. johnson.
Oovutonma: M. Til. Jensen.
N. S. Jacobsen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

Christensen.
Verdi: Louis Olsen, Chr. Olsen
Wels: M. ]. Phil.
WiUmW:: Rev. ]. N. Andersen. {
MISSOURI.
Kansas City,: A.. Hansen, Mrs. M
Sp@rs1ev.
MONTANA.
Butte: Rasmus Jensen, Loui:
Clausen.
R DAKOTA.
BowbeHs:: Rev. M. G.. H. Rothe
BelleUlle: Rev. H. c. Olsen.
Flaxtom: Rev. P. M. Petersen.
Fargo: V. Konsul H. Krogh.
Garske: Rev. S. E. S. Meisel.
Hope: Knut Thomson, A. P. Pc.
tersen.
Kenmare: Edw. Hammeriksen
John E. Paulsen, Fred w. Friis
Le2vis: Jens Petersen.
Newport: Rev. E. M. Nielsen.
Ranness: Rev. N. c.. Hansen.
Sheyenne: Rev. H.. H. Frost.
BRA
Bennett: Lars Andersen, Thos
Rasmussen.
Blair: ]. P. Jeppesen, Niels John
sen, Mrs. K. Madsen, Rev. J. P.
Jensen.
Broken Row.: Rev. c.. Henriksen.
Boelus: N. C. Nielsen, Carl Pc
tersen.
Brunswick: Mrs. Mary Nielsen,
CORDOBA: Rev. R. H. Ravn.
Craig: Thomas Thompson.
Cushing: Rev. ]. A. Larsen.
sen.
Danmebrog: Rev. J. c. Petersen,
Carl Theo. Krogh, Peter c. Jen-
sen, Martin Nielsen.
Elba: Axel Miller, Martin Leth,
N. A.. Skov, Mrs. Anna Skov,
Theo. Olsen, Mrs. c. Morten-
Exeter: Anton J@rgensen, Hans
L. J@rgensen.
Fremont: c. H. Christensen, Rev.
c. c. Kloth, Chr. johnson.
FiHey: Chr. P. Thomson, Peter
V. Arenholt.
Florence:. James A. N@dskov.
Grand Island: Peter S0rensen. r.
P. Rasmussen.
Hampton: Rev. c. C. Kloth.
Hastmgs: Chr. Nielsen, J. P. Pc
tersen.
Herman: R. H. Rasmussen, J. P.
Larsen, Chr. A. Beck.
Hubbard: Louis Larsen, Chr. M.
Rasmussen.
Keunard: Niels P. Hansen, Mrs.
Ernestine Larsen, Chas. N. Han
Lindsay: Rev. N. P. Had, P. w.
Petersen, Rev. Chr. Christensen,
Lincoln: c. c. Hustled, Mrs. Au-
gusta Larsen, H. J. Larsen, D.
Willadsen.
Lexington: Niels Petersen, E. P,
Jensen, Mrs. H. P. Nielsen.
Lyons: I. P. Lindberg.
Marquette: c. Hemmingsen, Chr.
A. Wilson, Rev. H. Ravn.
Mmden: ]. P. Larsen, Rev. H. P.
Jensen.
Monow: l.. P. Hansen.
Nebraska City: G. Graversen, A
Esterskov.
Nysted:: Rev. c. P. H0jbjerg.
Omaha: Rev. A. M. Nielsen, ].
Michaelsen, Mrs. Anna Chri-
stensen, Mrs. Marie Nielsen, A.
N@rregaard, Chr. E. Dehn, Axe
Wage, N. H. J@rgensen, Frank
Rasmussen, Mrs. D. J. Dreyer:
P. Hansen, Hans ]. Wintherlich
Chr. Boyer, Fred. c. Lage, N.
P. Shilling, Rasmus Hannibal
DR.. H P Jensen Carl Christensen
ORD: Henry Hansen, Simon
Smith.
Plaimvieo0: Rev. J. Hillerup. J,
M. Nielsen. H. S. Rasmussen.
Ruskm: Martin Christensen, L
Jensen, Chr. Christensen, r. P.
Andersen,
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Oleander: Rev. M. c. Engholm.
Petalun1a: r. H.. Rasmussen.
Reedley: Rev. S. johnson
San Francisco: S. Nielsen. Miss.
Anna Hansen, James Madsen,
A.. G. Birch, J. +. Schmidt,
Konsul H. H. Birkholm,
Reverend P. L. c. Han
sen, Halvor Jacobsen, P. Friese,
c. R. Thrane, C. Sillesen, Mrs,
c. Andersen, c. NJ. Beck, Mrs.
Valborg Hansen, J. Povelsen:
Geo. P. Andersen, Zacharias ia
cobsen, A. G. Beck, J. c. Han
SEN.
Selma: Niels Andersen.
San Lorengo: c. Petersen.
San Pedro: ]. P. Piepgras, Carl
Hansen.
Salinas: J. P. Svending.
San Jose: E. Eskilsen.
Stockton: ]. N. Jensen.
Suism:: Rev. P. Borup.
Stedfoyt: Chr. Iversen.
Jacksonville: r. K. Larsen.
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WISCONSIN.

Baronette: J. c. Jensen.
ashland: M. H. Berg.
Clayzvood:: Mrs. O. Christensen.
Clinton: Rev. N. Bentsen.
Denmark: Rev. A. w. Lund.
Deer Park: Rev. A. Eriksen.
Detroit Harbor: Kapt. J. C. Jes-
sen.
Eau Claire: Red. P. J. Smith.
Fast Maruette:: R. Rasmussen.
Hartland:: Rev. c. c. Mengers.
Hudson. Rev. c. J. Birknose.
Kenosha: w. T. Whittier, Mrs. G..
Borgstr@m, Mrs. M. Jensen.
La Crosse: Rev. J. J. Clemens.
Luck: Niels Petersen, P. Jacobsen,
Rev. H. N. Thorup, Rev. P. S.
Wig, Rev. ]. J%orgensen.
Marshfeld:: M. A. Hansen
Milwaukee,: Hans Holden Jensen,
Rev. J. P. Andersen, Casper J@r-
gensen.
Madison: Jeppe Hansen, Chr. Han
sen, Hans Borchsenius, Knud
Jensen.
M~a,i1ette: Chr. Brink, c.. H. Pc
terSen
Neenah:: Rev. J. N. Jersild, H. N.
Hansen, Rev. J.. S@e, H. H.
Clausen.
Ne7v Lisbon: Rev. E. A. Hort
wang.
Ocouto: Jens Petersen, Andrew
Hansen.
Oshkosh: R. Rasmussen, Adolpb
Andersen, R. Jensen, Mrs. Chr.
Petersen.
Phillips: Rev. J. R. Birkeland.
Racine: Mrs. J. Christensen, Rev.
N. J. Bling, H.. S@rensen, Rev.
c. H. Jensen, Rev. J.: Kid
sig, Mrs. Metha Hansen, Mrs.
Hanne Nielsen, Mrs. K. J. Thor
by, Rev. E. P~rovensen, Vice
Konsul P. b: Nelson. Red. A.
Dahlstr@m, DR.. A. Z. Nelson, A.
P. Petersen, Martin Hansen, N.
johnson, Capt. J. R.. Frandsen.
Rev. F. M. Blichfeld.
Shell Lake.: ]. c. Mortensen.
Stonghton: Rev. NJ. F. Wiese.
SurIng:: Mrs Anne K. Hansen, J.
J. johnson, MAIDS Christensen.
Superior: c. Friis, Rev. N. Dam
skov.
Shennmgtou:: Rev. J. G. H.. Scott
Waubaca:: Rev. l.. Johnson, Ole R.
Olsen, Rev.N. P. Simonsen.
West Denmark: Rev. P. S. Wig.
! Nest SUPERIOR: P. Hansen g. Mel
sen,
Withee:: Rev. p. Jensen. Rev. A.
S. Nielsen: c. T.. Wosgaard, l.
! J. Olsen, Frederik Westergaard'
M ]
Cheyenne: c. Lauritzen.
Green RiVn: Chr. M. Petersen.
Laramie: Chr. M. Tegner, F. Their
kildsen,M Mrs. e. Mat!ser..
HPazgliins:; JJens 2: Nielsen,
Frarudisen. sssi 81: nsen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

Chcogo: Chr. B. Jensen, ]. J.
Knudsen, ]. P. Andersen, H,
Ockenholt, ]. B. Malmquist, D.
M. Frederiksen, Rolf Rasmus-
sen, DR.. Max Henius, Rev.
Adam Dan, Henry l.. Hertz:
Carl Antonsen, Rev. ]. M. Han
sen, Chas. Ryberg, Rev. P. F.
Nielsen, Rev. L. Petersen, Rev.
H.. c. R@rdam, Mrs. Catharine
loft, Mrs. Laura M@ller, L. M.
Hofenblad, c. F. Ellholtz, NJ.
Henningsen, Konsul c. H. Han
sen, Emma Lauritzen, P. c..
Br@nnum-Petersen DR.. J. w:
Paulsen, R. Egebergh, Carl M.
Petersen, w. T.. Hansen, H. J.
Jensen, Chr. Nielsen, J. S. An
dersen, ]. Nielsen, R. Rasmus-
sen, Mrs. c. Nielsen.
Clifton: Niels J@rgensen, Knute
P. Madison.
D7Vight: A.. Mathiesen, c. c..
Skafgaard; Rev. K. C. Bodholdt
Evauston: Rev. Rich. Levin.
Glencoe: Hothel ]. M@ller.
Himckley: ]. A. Overgaard, Ed.
Nielsen.
Lake Bluff: E. Nielsen.
Lemont: R. Petersen.
May7vood,: Wald. Kikkebusch.
Moreland: Mrs. Othilia Hansen.
Mrs. O. Petersen.
Omarga: Rev. A. Bobjerg.
Parkade: Mrs. K. Hansen.
Rockford: Chr. Jepsen, Mrs. Pc
trea Hansen, N. F. M@ller, Mrs.
R. Petersen, F. J. Hansen.
Sheffield: Rev. P. Rasmussen.
Chr. Keller, N. c. Rasmussen.
South Chicago: M. F. Petersen,
Mrs. Amanini Maisen.
St. Charles: Frank Jensen.
Wankegan: Carl Jensen, Hans
Rasmussen.
West Pullman: Mrs. N. Thorn
sen, Mrs. A.. Saxon.
Woodstock: H. c. Christensen.
IOWA.
armstrong;: Rev. G. H. Schmidt.
atlantic: J. Kjer.
Anralia: Lars p. Nielsen.
Andnbon:: ]. {. Christensen, Rev.
B. Johansen, Rev. G.. b. Chri-
stiansen, Peter a. Rasmussen.
Battle Creek: Jens Jensen, Chr.
Mickelsen, Hans Eriksen.
BNylmgton B Larsen, Mrs. Dor
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Bunk Amprtkanak 6tatap Tunn.

Hoved-I<Or1ite:
Karl Mahiasen, President Jacob A Res, VicePr@sdent,
President New Jerey Terra Gotta 60, chmon Hill LII .
eypor NJ.
Erode G.. W. RGnbusch, Kaserer, C. Rasmussen, SekretBr,
Rambusch Ghs & Decorative e, President rasmussen ubnsMngC Co.,
LOO Fifth Ave, New York. Minneapolis Mimi.
KonsuL c. Z. CurTSe, Pastor Adam Dan. 4. DuhLsr6nn
dask Konsl kentucky Ohio Tennessee dnsk luh Pr@st OyHpras@ s ammemluhede Ian
Louisville, Ky. Chicago Ill se Forenngeraf at nerka,
Racine Wis.,
M. Hoist, Pastor G. B. Christensen,
Redaktor "Dannevik" President den foeneded auskee e Ih.
Cedar Fails, Ia Knke i Ameuka,
Audubon la.
II. II. VOV, Pastor /. BOdhOht,
Owrprsi dnt DE- DanskeB rodr- Peidentd den danskee vg luh.
sammndi America, Kke iAnerka.
Davenport Ia. Dwight ILL.,
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brooklyn: y. OTDeck, Narl 0chrO-
der, Mrs. Marie Stillhoff, Prof.
w. Dahl, Paul Borup, A. AabYe
NJ. Steenberg, p. Schwabe, Mrs
Emma Petersen, N. Jensen, P. J
Petersen, Mrs. Johanle Olsen.
James Rasmussen, S. M. Larsen
Mrs. Kristine Boesen, c. Mehl-
sen, F. Bismarck, Rev. H. Kjar,
N. Simonsen, Rev. r. Andersen
Mrs. M. Jepsen.
East Port Chester: M. Zacharia-
sen.
jamestown: G. Nielsen, Rudolph
Marker, Chas. Ibsen.
Lansingbnrgh: Rev. P. Morten-
SEN. o. Jacobsen, Andrew J
Smith, J. P. Christensen.
Little Falls: l.. D. Frederiksen.
North Troy: Mrs. Sophie Skaarup.
Ne1v York: Rev. A. ". Andersen,
Karl Dreier, David Dessau, Mrs.
Marguerite Jepsen, f.. ]. Peter
sen, Geo. Bode, George Kirke-
gard, V. Eberlin, c. Sherfig,
Gen. Consul J. Clan, H. H.
Kellermann Johannes Gelert,
Red. G.. S. Strandvold, Red. K.
Hartnack, John D. Hage, S.
Nielsen, Niels Worm, Owe /,
J@rgensen, DR.. y. Hellrung.
Capt. Randrup, Capt. Kiefer.
Penn Yam: A. J. Hansen, Mrs.
Marie Jorgensen, job. V. Jen-
sen, Miss. M. Jensen.
PORT Chester: Chr. Iversen, A. C.
H.. Hoist.
Rochester: VIM. w. Graeser,
MartinNielsen.
Schenectady: Viggo Hay.
Troy: F.. Augustinus
A
Lovelocks:: V. Konsui P. Anker.
Reno: N. Hansen.
NEW JERSEY.
arlington: c. A. Nissen.
Bayoune:: Chr c. Madsen.
Keyfort: Rev. J. Steenstrup, K.
Mathiasen, Peter S@ndergaard.
Mota7van:: T@ge Eskcsen.
Newport: Laurits Juliusen.
Perth Amboy:: Andrew P. Han
sen, Fir. l.. Bruun, J. K. Jensen.
E.. V. Eskesen, J. Christensen,
Peter Johansen, Rev. ]. F.. ;Chri-
%stiansen, Rev. V. B. Skov, S. H.
Schmidt, S. Knudsen.
Pennington: P ]. Twilling.
Port Reading: Jens Thomson.
South Amboy:: J. P. Munck, Mrs.
Elenore Martinsen, ]. L. Lund.
South River: Jens P. Jensen.
Trenton: E. Smith.
NOPTH CAPOT TINA
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CANADA.

Carberyy, Man,: c. Rasmussen.
EsterhaS, Assa: A. v. Holstein-
Rathlau.
Gleichen, alberta: J. c. Petersen,
Gr,uH, Man.. Rev. R. Martinson.
GRIND, Man,: Rev. J. H. Petersen.
Montreal: Gen. Konsul H. H.
Wolff, Fir. Rasmussen.
Ottawa: V. Konsul c. c. Meyer,
Quebec: V. Konsul E. F. Wurtelle.
Se1kvk, Man,: Rev. N. S. Thor
lakson.
Victoria: V. Konsul w. A. Ward,
Winnipeg: V. Konsul A. Schmidt,
Rev. F. ]. Bergmann, Rev. J.
Bj@rnason.
Brush: Rev. J. Moller, Rev. ].
Madsen.
Denvey: Martinus Nielsen, C. E..
Jensen, James Westergaard,
Chas. R. Nielsen. Mrs. Chri-
slime Nielsen, V. Konsul V. F..
Baerresen, Rev. A. c. Weis-
mann.
Fouvler: P. Andersen.
Pueblo: H. P. Hansen.
CONNECTICUT.
Ansoniia: ]. Nielsen.
Bmdgeboyt: And. Petersen, H.
Lynge, Rev. A. J. Tarpgaard.
Mrs. Elsie Berthelsen.
Derby: I. N. Larsen, -. g. WulH'
Robert Petersen.
Hartford: Rev. r. Nielsen n. Hus IS
ted, Otto jacobsen.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Wilmringtou: Alexander S. Heide.
OHIO.
Cleveland: R. P. Rasmussen, Sekr.
ID. D. Hjelpeforening", Chr.
Hansen, Mrs Magda Fischer,
Mrs. A.. Larsen.
Lakewood: N. Smith,.
Roxy River:: S. P. Madsen, c. N,
Petersen.
Toledo: c.. ]. c. Rathke.
OREGON.
Eugene: P. Rasmussen.
Junction City: Rev. H. Plambeck.
McMimnviUe:: Niels Chr. Hansen.
Portland: Chr. J@rgensen, S. Pc
tersen, Rev. G. L. Grill, Mrs.
Antonio Jacobsen, Mrs. Anna
Marie Koch, A. Poulsen, Vice
Konsul VIM. Eisen.
PENNSYLVANIA.
| Cony: Chr. Christensen.
Erie: J. c.. Petersen.
Philadelphia: J. J.. Schnoor, Carl
Hansen, V. Konsul J. Nordahl
Wallem, Christensen, Mrs.
Camille Petersen, Mrs. A. Jen-
sen, Capt. G. M. Machold.
Pittsburgh: DR.. E. Belfour.
Warren: J. S. Petersen, r.. K.
Wendelbo, Henrik Brunke, Mrs
G.. Hansen.
RHODE ISLAND.
| Newport: Mrs. A. Mikkelsen, An
ton Christensen.
Providence: Lauritz Dalsgaard:
Louis Carmark.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston: v. Konsul 7. M. Seig-
NOUS.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
arlington: NJ. Christensen, l.: Pc.
tersen.
Beresford:: N. S. Nielsen, Rev. ]
Marcussen.
Cemteyyllle:: S@ren Andersen.
Denmark: M. F. Cornelius.
Dolbh:: G. S. Kirk.
Erryir: JJddrgen Stems, Mel ME.
EIenriksens
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CALIFORNIA.

CALlFORNIA.
Alameda: Mrs. Sofe Lauritzen.
Arcata: John Roth.
ChMalar: Anton Godfredsen.
Del Roy: Chr. Laugesen.
Feyudale: H. Bonniksen, Rev. A.
H.. Jensen.
Fresno: Theo. Aarestrup.
Los angeles: A. H.. J6rgensen;
Adolph Sprehn, Chr. Nyby, J.
H. M@ller, Miss A. Andersen.
Newman: N. ]. Nielsen.
Oakland: o. M. Lytjen, D. And
ker, A. T. J@rgensen, Mrs Marie
Malmstr@m, J. c. Scott, w. A.
Larsen, H. c. .Hermansen, N.
P. Nielsen, Rev. T.. N. Y. Carl
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6trnltgr Knmttepr:

Ne7V Haven: S. Iversen, Mrs. 10
hanne Holm, G. P. Jensen.
Waterbury: Mrs. Anna M@ller.
E. M@ller, Mrs. B. Hansen.
West Haven: R. K. Knudsen.
W11hmantic: J. P. Carlson.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington: H. Jacobsen, E. S.
Bergh.
FLORIDA.
Abalachic0la: V. Konsrl Sol
.Brash.
Dania: John P. Poulsen.
Pensacola: V. Konsul McKinzie
0rting.
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Cheyenne: c. Lauritzen.
Green River:: Chr. M. Petersen.
Laramie: Chr. M. Tegner, F. Their
kildsen,s Mrs. Mae!ser.
PPaullians.; Jens 2 Nielsen,
EranVdIssse,nr, A. u; Hsen.
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Neav Orleans: O.. Kjeld Olsen, V.
Konsul T. S@egaard.
MAINE.
Falmouth: Rev. P. P. Thereby.
Portland: ]. A: Doe, Chr. Horn
drup, Jacob Enemark, Hans P.
Blom, Rev. K. Bruckner, F.
Dalpcha.
Rumford Fails: H. P. Nielsen, M.
Petersen.
Westbrook:: H. ]. ]. Schmidt, Rev.
Erik Hansen, Jacob Hansen, N.
H. lessen.
Woodfords: P. ]. Miller, Mrs. S.
Christensen.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore: Vice Konsul H. A.
Koppel.
Hagersto7yn: M. P. M@ller.
Boston: Gustaf Lundberg, sR. w.
Siiger, Mrs. Mary Schmidt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
in
HOOSier Land
Thousands Hear Presidents Decoration
Day Address
Day Being Observed Throughout COun-
try--Rain Interferes in Denver

Indianapolis, Ind, May 3O.-(Spec-
ial) President Roosevelt was the
great attraction of Decoration Day in
this city and the people came by the
thousands from all over northern Ind
lana to hear the chief executive.
In spite of the fact that the wea-
ther is disagreeable the crowds that
thronged the streets We're the great
est seen in indianapolis in years.
A great parade was formed and all
along the route President Roosevelt
was enthusiastically cheered. Every
precaution was taken to guard the
president from any attack
At two O'Clock the president open
ed his address which dealt largely
with patriotism and references to the
meaning of the day He touched up
on railroad matters and other current
subjects.
While here Mr.. Roosevelt is the
guest of Vice President Fairbanks.
Denver, May sos tspeciaD - De-
coration day in Denver was spoiled
by steady downpour of rain which
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
Awful Fate

Durango, May 3O.-(SpeciaD AT
the plant of the Durango Pressed
Brick company, about four miles from
this city last night, Samuel Palmer,
the manager OF the plant in some
manner was drawn into the grind
ing presses and literally ground to
pieces The body was all torn TO
pieces, his legs being broken In three
places and his left arm pulled out at
the socket.
He leaves a wife and four daugh-
ters, who reside in Pueblo. He came
from Greeley To take charge of the
plant and in his old home wns made
member of the Odd Fellows, X. of
Z. and Masonic orders.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
Honor Memory
of Governor
Waite

Aspen. May tspecial) This
morning at Red Butte Cemetery u
handsome monument was unVelleG
over the grave of the late governor Oh
colorado, Davis H. Waite. The .I5- ceIe-
monies attending the uuveilins Were
Witnessed by great number OF pgo- &C..
Me. The exercises were under llg s
direction OF the local organization Oh o..
tbe Western Federation of Miners
and the monument stands as yes tes.l-
monial from that great labor organ .,La
zation of the love and esteem ,l llls
miners bear for the man who was
their friend during trying days, .,s
The cost of the monument WA Wa
nroyided for by the voluntary SUI
scriptions from miners.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
A MATTER OF SATISFACTION
The Fact that Utah's State Fair Fol.
lows Mesn Comfy Fair
Helps Us.

Secretary Leon j, Chapman OF the
county fair association was feeling
exceedingly good this morning over
letter he received today from Hor-
ace Il. Ensign, secretary of the Utah
State fair. He had been fearful
that the dates of the Utah fair.a
which is always one OF the biggest
and best in the west, might conflict
with those OF the local fair but finds
that this will not be true, the Utah
fair will be a week later than tho
Mesa county fair and as a result we
will be in line to get many of the fast
horses that will be en- route from
the Colorado State Fair to the Utah
State fair and the best horses In the
middle west always take In the Utah
state fair.
Secretary Chapman states that the
horsemen's rate to prevail between
here and Salt Lake City viii be an in
ducement for many of the horsemen
that would otherwise pass through
to stop over here.
"a regular circuit of race meets
is now arranged" said Mr.. Chap
man. beginning In August. First
comes the Colorado Springs meet.
then Lamar, then Rocky Ford, then
the Pueblo State fair, then Canon
City, then Grand Junction and then
the Salt Lake City State fair. There
is no question but what many of the
notable strings of fast horses Will
make this whole circuit
The letter from Secretary Ensign
embodies hearty invitation to Mesa
county stock men to compete In the
Utah state fair exhibits Is given.
Mr. Ensign's letter follows:
salt Lake City, Utah May 2S, 'O7
"Mr. Leon ]. Chapman,
"Secy. Mecca County Fair
Grand Junction. Colorado,
Dear Sir
'Responsive to yours OF the 27th
instant, will say that at recent
meeting of the board of directors of
this association, September 3Oth to
october 9TH, inclusive were the dates
decided upon for the holding of the
next fair.
Everything points to one of the
largest and most successful fairs that
has ever been held in this state.
AT the last session of the legisla-
ture a bill was introduced and pass
Cd (Illowing open competition on
! live stock. We shall be pleased to
I have Mesa county we'll represented In
this department at our fair, and II
will not hurt our feelings In the least
II some Of our good money IS carried
off by Mesa county's stock ralsers.
with assurances Of esteem, and
wishing you every success in your
coming fair l am,
Yours most respectfully.
HORACE S. ENSIGN.
| Secretary"
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

Mrs. Olive G. Crosby, Of the corps
Of public school teachers Will leave
for Monroe Iowa, this evening to re-
main some time with relatives and
friends. -,--a-,,
Ohio the erecting man for the James
IeTel turbine wheel factory at Spring
field was an arrival in the city last
nIght. Mr.. Lumsden comes for the
Durpose of experimenting the eree-
tIon of the big wheels for the Red
lands Irrigation and Power company
aldo their great pumps to force the
water TO higher levels. Mr.. Lums-
den speaks very highly Of the plant
across the river.
Have purchaser 70 some unimproy-
o5 orchard Mesa land. Apply r. r.
IJegIn Jr. Room 221 Fair Block
Trip through Borneo' scenes ana
people in Ceylon, Teddy Bears. songs
Good Bye Dixie Dear" and Some
one Is Waiting, Meath Southern
skies" at the Majestic theatre the
rest Of this week.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Laudreth arrived In the
citv last night from salt Lake city
and ia the guest OF friends.
No. A this morning was four hours
Faust and ]. R. ullery and Misses
Mary and Lizzie Ullery. of Harrison
vile Mo. we're arrivals last night
Tor visit with relatives.
All the barber shops are closed
this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
The Lilley Case

Telluride, May go CSpeciaD-
Several of the board OF control. OF
which p. A. Lilley. the defaultlng city
clerk was member, are out of the
city and strict investigation cannot
be made of the amount of his de
fault to the school district. But It is
considerable above six thousand and
is growing rapidly. Lllley even in
vested some of his wifes money in
school warrants for the purpose OF
getting an opportunity to raise the
amounts on these warrants.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
the
Running Time

Chicago, May Commencing
June 9th the running time of passen-
ger trains on the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad between Dem
yer and Chicago. Omaha and Chicago
and Kansas City and Denver win
he materially increased The "Den-
YER Limited" which now leaves Chi
cago al SD. m. viii leave at 9:15 a.
m. will arrive at 4:45 the following
dsv. whereas the present arriving
time Is 1850 p. m.
This IS an increase of four hours
and forty-hve minutes in the running
time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
Sensational
Charges Made

New York City May 90 9Pee'ui1 3ll,., !,
This morning Henry schmidt1,,. az, an
ampioyee Of Armour and com lams l,',,
eF chicago. was arraigned IN r. e3urt
cbarsed with selling goods az liS- sior'
,rsiabt and some sensational ul7el0S'
nros marked the trial ,..,,- and
" If Is declared that Armour ,5.,1 an9
,,.1ranv are sending out packeI
e5ir5en I'm boxes supposed 70 Welsn ,elI,,
"a nounds each but the com iii lssloiiei
~ o Weights finds that the boxes |etst 81, 3,
only rs pounds and it Is clalilsIb beIns si,r,
e@urb @ short weight goods are pe,he ,he
sbipped by Armour throughout '-S
country.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

Picking up the June Scrap Book
this afternoon, Mr.. Alfred Patek, the
Panama lecturer and traveller ran
across the poem "Billy. He's in Trou-
BILE" which almost everyone In Colo
RADIO. who recalls the writings and
poems of James Barton Adams will
remember as one Of the poems that
made him famous. To this poem no
name was attached and it was as
signed to an anonymous authorship
II is strange that such mistake
should be made by q magazine of tho
reputation of the Scrap Book, but
even the big magazines, as well as the
small newspapers make mistakes oe'
casionally.
Tomorrow afternoon Alfred Patch
gives a matinee at the Park Opera
house at 2:3O o'clock is the hour
Special prices for ladies and child
ren.