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iperfiot bl. a. at Dor 2an6sman6
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Malfefarmerne og 6e Gor-
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| 8erering meo Dem, S%onoelsmeno
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nobptte, iaa ST.. 8pe6 / bbert 6alo
Tan fomme oDer l1Ipffen uoen at BIZ
be financielt ruineret.
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fienotejprelie, bporefter Ben pnifcr
5000 Meno til at gjgre Garmarbej-
Sc MI i Spitens Gib paa Sc 5tref-
ninger, Ser Iigger longs 8anens 81
nter. Den giper en- fuloitanoig 2i-
ite oser SC forifielliee @td.ioner,
bnor @ielp er ngopen0ig> bbpr lang
5i9 Ser bill blipe Nrbaio, set paa-
%g:olsen6e Steo, % for bpilfen 2pn.
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NssAMSSsTS#SSsMS
81 Cantor ! Negieringsbssnin-
Gen er sllfreo Wuitofion beraf gpen
uor19pnt.
Sngen steoer fnar man fit SOD
tpi beore % billigere repareret en0
Dos Ignoer, 95 81. q. Ctr. Mltio ct
goot l1opalg at &erre- % Drenge.
.5ootgi, at beoite apalitet % til mo-
oerate @riier.
Commercial a1nbben enifer en-
s2K Minl1ts 9ieneite pna Spor-
Dognsltnierne til Union Depot i Sc
iaafalote ruth bours" % en- 5 Sci
n%rtters Gjeneite for @eiten at 9a-
gen. 2igeleoes mener Sc, at 5por-
pognsbetieningen uo til &amlinc
paa ldngt npr fommer op til, bbao
Ser notrepes.
$. 6. Mnoerien 2ose MO. 81, 9.
9. g. til pes tit Md0ei Nften, SIRE
Sag, faa .9eigg al Samfunoets
Oper{efreter, S. Micbaelien fra
Omubo, &ebr., og GpertillioSmano
S. Neterien fra Council 8l1lffs. Set
benteS at laa mango lom muligt al
.2ogenS Meolemmer oil gibe Mp6e
for at billie paa 6isie 8rooeriamflln-
bets Sperembeosmnn0, og Der er
Ienot Snobpoelie. til Wfeolemmer al
Observation-Disclosures / Nabobper=
ne ON at operpare Meoet.
Otter Ben fnagenbc flt9ttgc &armc
1ioite 2proag blep set ON Spnoagen
oct %bebogeligite fglige o. Bog iaa
.itrdalenoe SER, iom man pei funoe
pnife Jig, - bel set melt i6eele 5pn=
0agspeir, ri enonu far bapt / inoe=
pGrenoe CONNER -, og alt bpao
Der fnnoe frpbe og gao orog us /
Barter og til .onorc 6rilufts1teoer
lnngere bef, bpor man fnnoe TIL
hringe oen bebagelige Sag / Set frie.
Men man trGngte oglaa lDgrt til set
efter oel1 umanerlige trDffen6e Sag
/ Sorpejen, Ser bel fife / Jig lelp bar
loo BARN, me1 bpor 2uftenS T1gtig-
beosgrao nGiten loO gn foreitille Jig,
at man befanot fig ct Steo5 / Seem
yorf paa Ell al oennes fpnlenoe
Sommer0age og life / Minnel ota'S
for set melte bpie, rene % tprre
SUIT.
Gn itprre Sabcbranb tri,eoe Girs=
Sag Mften meo at. legge bele Sen
itore $1,000,000 @rps=8inoegarns
6obrtf Deo &a5el Harf Mife. 81
oene uobrp6 pe6 9=Gioen / set ino=
lige @arebus og par meget panife-
Zig at befjempe, life minoit >.for0i
ser bar iaa langt til Sen narmeite
b%porouliife Tanobqne- 8%ran6paic-
net baooe ct op%erorSenlie p%onifeliet 6
Iimers Mrbejoe for Jig, fprenb set
rso Sioen Snsoag Morgen bapoe
Sranoen UNDER &olrtrol. Monge al
Sc raife 8ronomnno blep oloeles ub=
motteoe al. &egen og @eoen og moat-
tie beioimeoe beres bort men ser
Dor itrofs anore til at inotage oeres
&laoier. geo fjempemesiigc Mn-
Strengthen lpffe6es set at inofrpn-
fe SloenS &trfefelt til set Gorebus,
bpor ben bar bruot uo, fignt set en-
lang Sio iaa no JONI ON bele Tobri-
fen ifnloe itrpge mes % ct fotosioIt
Sab foraariages. 5orn set MI Dor,
a'o|frnnfer oct Jig til $4,000.
Eaitor 9anicn fra Min11eopolis
prGoife0e / Senoags @ftermio6oqs i
@olgatbo &irfen. Otter @uostiene=
item bar forbi, f%ortolte @aitoren ON
fine Splepelier gjennem Sc % Mor,
ban bar pirfet / Mmerifo, og oermco
ogiaa EN- Gel al 9anifernes Strife
btitorie berobre. SON oil otter pre-
otte iomme 5te6 f%grltfommen6e
Senoog gfterm. 81. 2H, og .efter
enot @uostjieneite afbol0er Meuig-
beoen ct Meoe for at iomtale ON fine
Jorbolo og Mrrangementer for
6remti6en.
Mtnneiota's &ctail 2iqmpr 9cal=
ers' Msioeiation bolbt i iioite l1ge
~ IL Nn..k--lls. I-..s 00.---
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Gaabbmstaarnet ptl ltroale / fl1l0
eleflrilf illumination UNDER 5tote
Jair l1gen. Set ct / set mtn6ite,
bpa6 Sen @ontraftpr, ser for meo
Sagen at gipre, lober. Sr6et u@el=
come" oil / oplplte 8ogitaper orange
oper Snogangen fra @aboiba Ctr,
og l1aar bele Slll1minationcn er to-
get / 8ru9 bil Ser bore omtrent ct
Suiino eleftriife 2ps tenote. S,1o-
ltalleringen for foitet nur op imoo
$2,100, men man bar me11t, at set
/ 9Gn9Een Ill bore mere. cfonomiif
at 5atc ct beoboren0e 2psanlng, r,1O
=bpis man for enfelte @anges 5fplo
1fuloe lGgge ct ino og taee oct 1te0
igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-16

Stcmmcm aifincrnc. Otter 81, re
bloiig Mgitation far @prauOet er1oe
lig i 5reoagS Aftes for lin @e6tom=
meaoe enot 5pergsmaalet ON gln,
.ifnffelie 5af 5temmen1aifiner, ioet set
oeotog at fiebs IA Moifiner al Sc
oeral Ballot Macbine 60. Set CT oe
Ioafalotc 9eaa Molfiner, Joni fabri=
fere5 fer / @pcn, Scr iualeoes blep
polgte fremfor to anore fonfurrerel1>
De >&onitruftioncr. Sage1ii er Dog
iffe oernleo e1oelig ofgiert, i0et
sa.NoDor @aDnes en6nn life bar fat
lit Nobr UNDER 8eilutnil1gen og bel=.
lcr life oil gjpre oct, fer ban bar
%ooerbebtit fig ON, at 81 palgte 5tcm-
lnemaifiner pirfelig er 6e be0]te. On
al Sc fonfurreren6e Sea Timers Mqen=
ter bGpoer, at 6e6eral Mfoi firen CT.
%noorbej6et efter Hotentet paa Sen
Malfine, iom ban repreienterer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-16

Mtnneiota's &ctail 2iqnpr Seal.
ers' Msiociatton bolbt i iibite l1ge
lin aorlige &%onbention fer / 8Den,
Spprgsmaalet ON SEN fornpIia
ipGrfiotte Sgn6ogslufning al Ga
looner ODER belle 5taten bar natur-
ligpis set Mmne, ser Snteresie
operitDgge6e ollie andre poo &onber=
tionen. 8lanot Sc $50 Delegotcr
1Dntes Der at bore melt 5temning
for at erflqre Zig tilfreos. meo, al
Senoagslopen pao bctte Eunft bleb
%operbolot, 11aor og foriaapi6t at 2o=
pen laa oglaa ~giennemfertes lige for
ollie, loo at I. CTS. life &oteller og
4lnbber m. b. paa 5aloonernes 8e<
foitntng tit Sob til at ialge %beruien-
De 9riffe ON Senoagen. 9erfor
proteiterer Be imoo, at @enoagsIo-
pen Tim giennemfgres moo Dem ieIb
lom en- &losie, og er reoe til at lp6e
Sooe'1, bpiS oeres Sorretninger life
nslftlles JON noget iqrifiIt fra andre,
Der er lige iaa l1ngopenoige ON Sgn-
Oagen. Ween De er life moe for, at
en- fuloitenoig puritanT spnoagss
LOB ifal '~giennemfgres, iaaleoes at alt
lfal bore lllffet % alt forbpoes uoen
Tor Siemmets fire gagge. Mi1ne-
apolis blep paIgt tic Mgoaiteb for ben
1pite oarlige aonpention.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-16

forlpuuone. Set antages, at begge
Moro por n0fprt at Sc lom1ne 8on=
bitter, men Ser er eno11u intet lom
bellt Spor funoet al M1r0erue, og
Eniitiet ltoar uoen l1pget Mi00el
til at opoage Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-16

r2aasct" blep lpitet. Meoens
Saloonfeeper g. q. @epin> paa Slice
Street me6 Camille ii6ite Ssn6ag
par toget en- Sur / Sfopen, benptte=
Sc Snobruostppe fig al 2ejligbeoen,
brgo in0 i 5orretningen og fit ct
ltobptte al omtrer1t $50 f%ontont, 2
SLATER mes eoelt 5lnt0um og 800
Gigarer. Sc bar fife Holitiet iaa
bebiGlpiomme at efterla0e Jig noget
Spor pm, bpem Sc bel fltn0e bore.
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Spiigtspeffenbe &eiignatipn. 6gr=
lite &ce-Erglioent for Great Mortb=
ern st. g., S.. S. Mc@uigan, reiig=
nereoe iioite lge ganife pluoieligt
fra fin bpie @mbe6sitilling inoenfor
BET 1tore SernbaneIelifab og reilte
n%mtooelbart berefter me6 lin 6amilie
eitoper til &ortlan6, Me., bbor ban
eier Ell @ommerreii6ens. Mr. Mc-
@nigon blep Sernbanefompagniets
gice-Ereiioent -ofpigte Mpril, ga
gomle SameS S. Sill traf Zig til
bage fra ben aftiDe 2eoelie al Gel
ifobets Mfferer og operloo .&egierin-
gems Sejler til fin Spn al iamme
Nabn. Set forlp6er, at oel1re lfur
pere Ell itrifs @erre, ser bel1t oil
regiere alting ielp, bpilfet fprte- til
epige Gisputer mellem bam og Mc=
8uigon, bporef ter oenne omlioer
fonot Jig befejet til at reiignere.
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On spenifcr, eric smaro, al $50
Sbomas Ctr, blep / Snsbogs rant
al Ell &anbermaifine / Minneiota
5ransfer CARDS og fif &pggen llemt
beifaoiget. Set mene5 .bog fife at
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-16

@olsatba airfenS &pinoefurening
oil i Steoet for oct faltiatte Mpbe
ben %. Mugnit mgoes Girsb ga g
ben 2 0. ug.u t bas Mrs.
@erner, 1872 5berburn Mpe.
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Onion Block Cedar q Fourth Str.

We'd Kjob eller Reparation al
Uhre bes9g den veIkjendte Jus1
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
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81 brtnger / Grinbring laopel Sen
@fsfuriion til Minnetonfa Bop, ION
Sbe' s ~ II @itp 81 Ii n d
. eopl e's Msociatio II
at Sen Morife 5pno0e foronltolter
~gritfommelloe SSnoog SEN is. So.
meo @fsfuriionstren as Minneapo=
lis & ct. Souls 8anen omtrer1t &l.
l @ftermioodg, lom Sen 0ompbaaos-
Gfsfuriion 6g sfopfeit / Mmes 8arf,
lom Den oqnife S 0 a M
I bD n I e
t1obpoer til 5pn6ag 6en 1. 5eptem-
Der. 9enne lt6ite bar bla11ot allie
8peltS Danife paft flor Opmerfiom=
beo, og Der er ingen Spipl ON, at
ben oil fnnne blibe Ell flor Gufces,
noar oa ferit og fremmeit @eiret Sen
Sag bill biie Jig fra lin noooige SIDE.
Oct bli0er oa ogioa heller life 6anlfe
ct. &ouliter alene, ser be6 6enne
2ejligbeb pil u6 at p11gges poa Mis-
.lisltppi 5looens 8plger og vtaqe
ino" Sceneriet Lungs Slooens 8reo-
Der; %iaaleoes bar ri bragt / Grfa-
ring, at ogiaa en- itprre @reos at
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ter at oeltage / 1ure11, bborfor hi
bsnlttIer, ON Set life piloe bore for
n'aolstienligt ber / 8looet at qipe
emo poerltgere Detaillereoe Oplps=
Ringer ON Sl1ren, ioet oerpe6 maoife
emo flere funoe friites. til at oeltage.
en laa oanif Mffare JON oenne ber,
lite minoit for set imuffe 5ormaals
'stplo; Soerifuoet gaar til en- oanlf
JorlamlingSbpgning Der i 8pen ~
meoes meo gelDilie fra ale aanter
% reinltere Ell glimrenoe @ufces.
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8eoite CALIFORNIA 2on6 $3.50 bel
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Mcre, beoite Soro.
Sus og 10 Mcres 2an6 $500
Strofs ODER @renoien / @isconiin
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20 at De be6ite Softer poa Mrlinq:
ton Sill, $500. for Dem begqe. 2ettt
8etingeIier.
Mtomap Softer langf unoer @ris
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Sule fra 'nogle fan @unoreoe %
op.
8p eienoomme bpttes MOB 2anl
og omben6t.
uomqrfet @isconiin 2ano til 10
Gents per Mcre per Maane6. Sea
ialger bette 9ano til $7.5o=per Mcre
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9es til $40, $12 og SIS. SSngen
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Haa mine Safe Softer fqn De
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bill-igt pg bill funne lalges ON
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fale Jig for Gem at anbri1ge Deres
S%parepenge nogle al oisie Glen
BONNIE. Set pil bore 8egpnoellen
til Gelitan6.
5. Sobnien,
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n2abor 9ap", ben 3. Septembsr,
piil 8pens Mrbeioer-l1nioner brage /
en- flor 8oraoe giernem gpens So
Der, bborefter Be pil begipe zig til
SUR Ground for Der at mgoes n1eo
MISUNDERSTANDING % aamernter fra
minneapolis.
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S @aar traoote Sen rpe Sernbane-
tafit til Chicago, otte Collars, /
&raft.

Mrs. Mnna Sing berof 8pen og6e
i 2eroags paa ct. 211fe's SoIpitalet
/ en- slloer al 80 Mar. sun efterla-
ser fig Mono og to Spnner.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-18
NO MOVE MADE
TO RELEASE THAW
Jerome Returns, but Prisoners Coun-
sell Is Not Ready to Act-Former
Comments on Mrs. HoI-
mans Statement
By Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April 17.-Although
District Attorney Jerome returned to
his office today from visit to his home
in Lakeville, Conn, no movement has
been made toward an application for
Thaw's release.
Daniel O'Reilly of Thaws counsel
called on Mr.. Jerome this afternoon,
but said the matter of bail for the pris-
oner was not mentioned. Mr.. Jerome,
in speaking of the case, said his posi-
tion was unchanged from what it was
Immediately after the jury reported
disagreement, namely that he would
oppose in every possible way the re-
lease of Thaw on bail.
When questioned about the signed
statement issued by Mrs. Nesbit Hol-
man, mother of Mrs. Harry K. Thaw,
yesterday, Mr.. Jerome said he had
read it.
"I can't much vouch for some of the
things said by Mrs. Holman, because
do not know about them" said the
district attorney, but can assure you
that when she said she furnished the
district attorney with no informatio
of use in connection with the Thaw
trial she spoke the truth. Mrs. Holman
never gave us any information"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-18
JURY PANEL IS
NOW COMPLETE
RUEF'S ATTORNEYS, HOWEVER,
HAVE KNIFE READY
Much Speculation lndulged In Regard
Ing Probable Action of Curly Boss
counseI-Peremptory chaI-
Ienaes In Order
By Associated Press.

Dy ASbOCldleu fTebSs
SAN FRANCISCO. April 17.--After
preliminary examinations, adjourn
ments and other delays. occupying in
all twenty-five days. trial jury panel,
subject to the exercise of fifteen per-
emptory challenges-ten by the defense
and five by the prosecution-was today
completed in the Ruef case.
When the trial was resumed this
morning thirty-five talesmen out of a
drawn venire of fifty issued to complete
the panel answered their names in
court
Twenty-six of the thirty-five escaped
serving by satisfying Judge Dunno that
their excuses were valid. Out of the
nine remaining four tentative Jurors
were chosen In the course of the day,
thus filling the box.
The time has now arrived for the per-
emptory challenging of jurors and much
speculation is indulged as to whether
the entire panel will be set aside in the
exercise of this privilege or whether as
many as half of the twelve will sur
vive the final and silent scrutiny of
Ruefs prosecutors and defenders.
1t is thought likely that at least an
other week will be required for the per-
manent filling of the panel after the
peremptories have been exercised to-
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-18
JAPANESE SLIP
ACROSS BORDER
As a Result of Recent Smuggling,
Exclusion Question May Be Re.
opened in the Near
Future
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, April 17.-If the re-
ported smuggling Of Japanese into this
country via the Mexican or Canadian
borders proves true it may result in
reopening the exclusion question be-
tween this country and Japan.
1t is declared that large numbers of
Japanese are shipping into the United
States, via Mexico especially, and Sem
ator Flint of California, accompanied
by Judge Morrow of that state, already
has paid a visit to the White House.
1t is believed that this influx of Jap
anese was the subject under discussion.
However, there is a decided lack of
unanimity apparent on the coast with
regard to the Japanese question.
According to George w. Simons, a
well known contractor of Portland,
Ore, who is here on business, the feel
ing against the little brown men" is
not general on the coast and is not no
ticeable in either Oregon or Washing
ton. Mr. Simons declares that the op-
position is confined to the state of CAL
ifornia and is entrenched in the labor
unions, which stirred up the agitation
to prevent the competition that the
Asiatics offered.
In any event, now that the exclusion
order has issued, the president will be
compelled to make representations to
Japan if it is proved that the new law
is being violated.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-18
SHOCKS CONTINUE IN
MEXICO; DETAILS ARE
HARD TO ASCERTAIN
BY Associated Press.


CITY OF MEXICO, April 17.-Owine
to the great difficulty in establishing
communication with the cities situated
In the region of greatest devastation
wrought by the recent earthquake, de-
tails are coming to this city very
slowly.
From the latest reports it Is learned
that shocks occurred as late as noon
today
In the list of known dead, which nov
totals fifty, and of the injured, which
approxlmates 300, are many names OF
Mexicans prominent in the official and
social life of the region. So far the
name Of no American has appeared III
the meager list of dead and injured as
sent to this city
one of the most remarkable stories
OF miraculous escapes from death III
this earthquake. or perhaps i'm any Other
one, came from Santa Julia today
where Salesiano college for children is
located. When the big shock came
Sunday over 100 children were asleep In
the dormitories. Thirty-five, together
with the teachers, succeeded In leaving
the building before the second story
and the roof fell in. By a SEEMING
miracle none of those left I'm ruins was
seriously hurt and all were rescued.
In Tixtla several people were taken
from the ruins dead today and many in.
jured were removed.
AT Tuxtla eight dead and forty in
jured are reported In Ayutla nine
dead and about nifty Injured.
In Huamixtian the cathedral fell and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-18
TOTAL DESTRUCTION
OF AYULTA NOW
FULLY CONFIRMED
BY Associated Press.


MEXICO CITY, April 17.-Details Of
the destruction wrought by the great
earthquake o. last Sunday and Satur-
day are reaching this city slowly. A
message from Acapulco today con-
flrmed the story of the total destruc-
tion of Ayutla.
The Jail and hospital collapsed, but
the prisoners and patients were taken
out safely. Factories throughout the
district are In ruins and thousands Of
workmen will suffer greatly.
The police. telegraph office and barr
racks at Ayutla were totally destroyed.
The Salesian college at Santa Julia
collapsed. The roof above the second
floor fell in when seventy students
were in the bcilding. None of the
students vas injured. In collapsing the
roof was supported on each side by
beams, lcaTing a space where many
students found means OF escape from
death or injury.
The death list is growing. In the
state of Guerrero and elsewhere along
the Pacific coast the greatest property
loss occurred.
In the vicinity OF this city severe
loss was suffered by the Mexican Clay
Manufacturing company, an American
concern, The damage to the COM
pany's works will amount to $4,000.