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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19

For some time il has been evident TO
the students and the alumni of Alma
College that the Almanian has not been
meeting the demand for College paper.
Nothing is of so great value to a college
as a good paper with large circulation.
(Ist.) 1t is good advertisement. (2nd.)
1t binds the old students to the school as
nothing else can do. (3rd.) II is gres
means OF keeping the student ranl S
filed.
The paper will be issued once a week
during the school year. The staff will
keep it spicy and bright and have it out
on time. In order to insure success, il
must start off with large guaranteed
circulation. The faculty is heartily in
favor of the plan. Every old student is
urged to help raise Alma notch higher
in the public's estimation by sending in
the subscription price, SI.oo. Please
save the management the trouble and ex-
pense of writing you. Send your orders
to John Dunham. Boom Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
FORESTS ARE HEALTHFUL.

One of the great uses of living trees is
to make the locality in which they grow
more healthful. All trees contain acids
They release this acid which falls on the
ground, thereby purifying the water in
that locality. Trees also absorb poison
Gus gases in the air. One of the greatest
menaces to civilization is dust. Wherever
a forest is growing single tree will hold
up into the air many branches, twigs and
leaves, all acting as brooms and gather.
ing and choking dust. Where have we
better friends than trees, which drop acid
on the ground, purifying our waller; alb
sorbing the poisonous gases which I'LL the
air and check and gather the germ-laden
DUST
Michigan has lost almost half the capi-
tai invested in sawmills and wood work
ing machinery. The way out is to plant
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
ATTENTION.

The Albanian Publishing company of
Alma College al this time desire TO
thank the merchants and citizens who
have so generously advertised in their
paper in the past. Only through their
liberality has it been possible. Though
more or less of success, il has never
entirely met the demand for AN up-tc-
date college paper.
Now a great change is about to be
made The weekly Almanian is to he
issued every Wednesday probably of
he school year. 1t will be the aim of the
management to make it the best College
paper i'll the state. Your support is
needed. We will make advertising pay.
The paper will start off with a subscrip-
ton list of 900, but double that number
will be issued. They will go throughout
not only the city, but the state. Every
effort will be made to increase this num-
Der. II will be our constant aim to please
and TO make your advertising pay.
STANLEY GRAVES,
JOHN DUNHAM.
The Business Management.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19

derstand why any Of the students are so
anxious to jump from the last examina-
tion for train to Take them home. Well,
they are the losers not we, for this is the
best part of all the year. But especially
are. the graduating classes having grand
times. On Thursday evening Pres and
Mrs. Bruske gave a reception in honor OF
the seniors On Friday evening he also
entertained the graduating class of the
kindergarten. On Tuesday evening of
last week the Juniors and seniors OF the
kindergarten were given banquet at the
Sanitarium by the alumni of the depart
ment. Thursday evening they were en-
tanned at the home o. Mrs. Church and on
Friday afternoon Mrs. Kress gave a
luncheon in honor of the sophomores and
juniors of the department.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Melchers en-
tertained the Nuns at dinner.
Preston Bradley otherwise known as
"Billie Bounce" who was with us last
year, visited at the College last Monday.
"Billie" was OH 'lecturing" tour during
the winter and was visiting Alma on his
return from his work.
Claud Smithley OF Chicago is visiting
Miss Dimmo this week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
OFFICERS GOOD WORK
Deputy Sheriff Sprasue Captures
A Supposed Horse Thief
Quick Work.
STOLEN FROM MT. PLEASANT 7
Found In One of AIma's Thirst Par
lors and Spent the Night
in City Bastile.

Last Thursday evening Under sheriff
Sprague received telephone message
from Robert Warduff, liveryman of Mt
Pleasant, stating that man had hired a
rig at his barn and had absconded with
the same. The rig had been hired for a
three-mile drive The man gave his
name i'll Mt. Pleasant as Smith.
The horse and rig were seen IN Forest
Hill and Mr.. Warduf was notified. As
Mr.. Sprague went to the phone, he
noticed a horse aud rig in front Of the
training stable. the horse tied at the end
of the rein with the check down. The
buggy was tipped over on one wheel
This aroused his suspicion and by the
description he recognized the stolen rig.
Warduff told him to find the man and
Mr.. Sprague soon run onto him in George
Elias saloon. Leaving there he went TO
the station, where he was questioned by
Mr. Sprague. He stated that his name
was Swansky and that he had come from
Saginaw that afternoon, He also stated
that he had not been III Mt. Pleasant for
a month. These statements contradicted
those made in the saloon, he having told
the bartender that he had come from Mt
Pleasant that afternoon.
Mr.ISprague invited Mr.. Swansky to
spend the evening in the city hotel, on
the corner of Superior and Gratiot. 1t
has been learned that he is the right
party and that he had been employed in
the Kane Brick yards.at Mt. Pleasant
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
THE FOURTH IN ALMA.

The business men of Alma met at the
City Hall last Thursday afternoon to de-
eide what steps would be taken to set the
ball rolling for first class 4th of July
celebration. 1t is Alma's turn to enter
tain the county on that day and Alma
while she has always done her share will
exceed all previous efforts this year. The
city has igrown rapidly dnring the past
three years and the celebration should be
proportionately better.
There will be a number~of out side
bands, big collection of fire works and
sports of all descriptions, entertainments
on the street and some first class speaker.
At the meeting Carts Brown was elected
temporary chairman and Mr. Medler,
secretary. The following committees
were appointed:
Committee on Soliciting-c. J. Brown,
y. ]. Mccullough, Chas. Rhodes.
ecoration-Chairman Chief Fishbeck,
The Alma Fire Department.
Sports--l. Fink, w. Caple, George
Sharrar.
Fireworks-R. =. Lee, Geo Sharrar,
Chas Rhodes, 5. Stanard
Entertainment-C. +. Brown, Caris
Brown, II. L. Lee.
Mpsic-M. Medler, p. NJ. Smith, L. A.
Sharp.
Advertising-W. Caple, l.. n. Baker,
l.. Ellison.
Treasurer. Bagley. Marshal OF
Day-Geo. Soper.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
REXALL ADVANTAGES.

Teacher ito Sunday-school class
Now bows, in placing your offerings on
the plate, want each to recite some APP
propriate verse"
Stephen placing penny. on the
plate) He .that giveth to the poor
lendeth to the Lord"
John: God loveth cheerful giver. -
Teacher: Very good" (To the
next boy who is inclined to keep his
penny: Come, Thomas. why do you
hesitate? Speak so all may hear"
Thomas (reluctantly) "A-a fool and
his money are soon parted"
Trade at Stanard's Central Drug
Store where Won get a deal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
HIGH SCHOOL BEATEN.

The base ball game played here last
Thursday afternoon between the Alma
and Mt. Pleasant High Schools, resulted
in score of to in favor of Mt. Pleas
ant The game started out to be pretty
one and the fans expected quite a treat
Wood was pitching good ball and the
support was doing their part, holding
Mt. Pleasant to no scores for four in
nings. In the fifth Mt Pleasant Tailed
because of errors and wild throws by the
locals. This unnerved the boys and the
visitors had everything their own way
until the finish. Alma's only score came
in the fourth and this was brought about
by a well placed hit of Eyer's. Wood
shows good form in the box and has splen-
did control With more experience he
will make first class pitcher.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
ATTENTION!

To the Republican Electors Of the 18TH
Senatorial District OF Michigan, Greet
ing:
hereby take this opportunity and
method Of announcing myself as a candi-
date for representative from this senator
ial district tat the primary election which
is to be held on the second Tuesday in
August to the convention for the revi-
sion of the constitution of this state.
Very Respectfully Yours,
FRANCIS w. REDrERN,
Maple Rapids, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
HOME MISSION.

The first regular meeting of the Home
Mission Society of the M. +. Church will
be held at the home of VIM. w. Strong
at 1877 State st. Friday afternoon of this
week at $50 O'Clock. a large attendance
is requested.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19

The cantata, The Building of the
Ship" given by the High School chorus
at the Opera House last Thursday night,
was well attended. there being $50 pres
ent. The audience would have been
much larger had the concert been on an
other night.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
PUPILS RECITAL.

The second recital of Miss Lenna
Belle Camfield's pupils will be held at
Tallon's Hall, Riverdale. on Wednesday
June 26th at o'clock p. m. Seats free.
Everybody welcome. fp
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
SEWING CIRCLE.

The Children's Sewing Circle"
of St Jonn's Church will hold a
sale of their articles at the rectory,
Ala, Wright Ave, Tuesday, June
25. from ! to s p. M. Light re-
freshments will be served.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
LIST OF TEACHERS.

The school board has engaged the fol-
lowing teachers for the ensuing school
year:
Superintendent .F. 4. Ellsworth
Princina1 Science and Mathematics
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-19
ATTENTION, GRADUATES!

The Business Management
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
WATSON CHOSEN
TO Be A DELEGATE
AT THE stNToRIAL DISTRICT CON
vENTlON AT lsHpeMING.
FLANAGAN AND MORGAN ALSO
viii Represent the Thirty-frst District in
the Convertion TO be Held Next
November.

Chas II. Watson was unanimously
chosen TO be a delegate to the constitu-
tionai convention which will meet next
November to revise the constitu.
tion Of the State Of Michigan. Richard
q. Flanagan Of Dickinson county and
David T. Morgan of Marquette county
are the other two delegates and their
selection was by a unanimous vote.
The convention for the Thirty first
senatorial district to name delegates 10
the constitutional convention was held
at the Ishpeming theatre last Tuesday
morning at 10 80 o'clock. The conven-
tion passed OFT without incident, - as
there were only three nominees placed
before the body for selection as dele.
gates.
The meeting was called to order by
Cad Smith. Of Marquette, chairman of
the senatorial disrtict committee, and
Thos Conlin of Crystal Falls, the So
cretary. read the call. Gordon Murray,
Oh Dickinson county. was elected tenn
porary chairman Of the convention and
Mr.. Conlin was elected temporary Sc
cretary. The chairman appointed the
following committee on credentials
NJ II. Moriarty, of Iron. G. d. Driscoll
OF Marquette and William Kelly. OF
Dickinson county. The chair also ap-
pointed FL. o. Young. John r. Gordon
and John Trebilcock committee on
permanent organization and order of
business. The convention adjourned
for n few minutes, 10 allow the com
mitee to bring in their reports. Chair.
man Moriarty, for the committee on
credentials, presented the report Of the
committee. Those entitled 10 seats
were Alger county, Chas III. Schaifer.
William Leighton and Thomas B. wy
man Dickinson county. Gordon Mur.
ray, George J. Eisele. William Kelly
J. b Knight and j. +. Quarnstrom
Iron county, M. ii. Moriarty, Thomas
Conlin, j. w. Byers and A. ]. Con-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

nelly Marquette county. II. %. Young.
w. ii. Johnston, Thomas Walters. John
Trebilcock. A. T.. Sterne, q. ID. Dris-
coll. T. A. Thoren. Thomas Connors,
Cad Smith. John X. Gordon, John
Rough, Z. W. MacPherren and W. A.
Scdienthal.
Chairman Young. for the committee
on permanent organization and order
OF business. recommended that the
temporary organizations be made per-
manent and that the convention pro-
coed TO the election OF three delegates
to the state constitutional convention.
The reports of both committees were
adopted.
William Kelly In pleasing speech.
presented the name OF n. G. Flanni-
gan as one Of the delegates
M. II. Moriarty Of Crystal
Falls presented the name Of Charles
II. Watson OF Crystal Falls. for the
second delegate and II. Olin Young OF
Ispheming placed ID. 7. Morgan. of
Marquette county In nomination AZ
there were no other nominations Mr..
Moriarty moved that the secretary DO
instructed to cast three ballots for II.
c. Flanagan. G. III. Watson. and ID.
T. Morgan. The motion was carried.
There being no further business before
the convention the meeting adjourned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
a Missed Opportunity

IL IL too bad that 30 many people OF
this city missed the chance OF hearing
Mics Maria Kown. Finnish violinist
OF Minneapolis She was born In Sc.
Petersburg. Russia. came to. this
country when seven years old and got
her musical training here In America.
She is only seventeen years old now and
being very modest one would never
thinK sne was so talented. but she Ia
an artist to her finger tips and when
she appears one can see she has perfect
control Of this instrument,
She is making a concert-tour in or
der 10 make enough money 10 study
more; she plays as well as many
graduates now. so she will certainly be
an artist when she gets through,
A Lover Of Music.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
The Irish Option. I"

While at the court house last Monday
we were shown the option and lease on
tile Houlihan property in Stambaugh
township. The document Is referred b
as the Irish Option" there being 90
many Irish names attached to It, In.
cluded in the lists are the Houhhans.
the Fogartys. O'Gradys. the Deneens.
the o'Donnells. the Donovans. the
Maloneys and several other Macs
and sos.
The signatures and witnesses 10 the
document cover several pages Of the
records nearly as much space as IL
taken up by the body of the record
The property is KNOWN as the "Houl-
Than and is known to contain large
body of ore. w. J. Tully and VIM.
Quinn secured the original option and
sub let to Corrigan Mckinney g. Go,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
A New Village.

Donald Mcdonald has sold his land
at Palatka in Stambaugh township TO
Mr.. Sawyer OF Menominee The tract
embraces forty acres of land lying close
to the Baltic. Fogart, and Caspian
mines The property has been survey
ed ont into lots and many Of these lots
have been sold A large hotel has been
erected on some of the lots and resi-
dences are being built by the owners
of others
The new owner. IL Is understood,
intends 10 sell OF the lots that have not
been sold and TO boom the town.
II is quite likely that the property will
soon contain new village. The con-
sideration named Ia the deed is a, 600,
the lots already sold on contract being
reserved from the sale.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
Forest Fires.

The city is surrounded by forest fires
aud unless there is a relief in the shape
of rain very soon some great damage
will be- done. The miners at the Dunn
were called out on Tuesday to save
that location from being burned mp and
Thursday il took 75 men and three
teams 10 save the Tobin location.
The wind continues TO blow gale
and the fires increase in fierceness
every moment
The grass is perfectly dry and the
least little spark ignites it and starts a
blaze.
Berry pickers are responsible Tor a
great many OF the fires and the rail-
roads the rest of them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
Shifting Of Sale Agents.

The Du Pont Powder Go. announces
a shifting Of its sales agents.in the
Lake Superior iron districts M. B.
McCiee OF Crystal Falls, hereafter viii
look after the company's business on
the Menoninee range. @. A. Anderson
will be locat, ,d on the Gogebic range
with headquarters at Irohwood. Fred
Kaisky will be the company's repre-
sentative on the Marquette range. and
q. G. Clark will look after the Mesaba
range. General Agent f. ID. Orr OF
Duluth, has also announced the APP
pointment OF q. q. Turner of Iron
wood. as superintendent of construc-
ton and equipment for the lake die;
tricts. -Ironwo, d News Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17

Continued on Editorial Pase.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
To Meet at Grand Rapids.

The Michigan grand lodge OF the
German Order of Son OF Hermann has
decided at its annual session, now
concluded at Sam baugh. Iron county.
to meet next year at Grand Rapids.
The new officers are as follows Grand
president. John Krietzer, Iron Noun
tain; vice presidents. Fred @. Nowack.
Menominee. and f. Schneider. Es-
canada secretary Chas Borst, Han
cock treasurer. william wass. Lauri-
um trustees Louise Arnold and Chris
Srossbusch. Iron Mountain. and John
Holstein. Escanaba master-at-arms,
William Suwalski, Iron Mountain.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
Fishing Season Closed.

II may not be generally known that
the season for catching brook trout In
this state closed last Thursday, August
rs. Such is the fact and our readers
will do we'll TO heed this admonition as
tine state game warden says that he
proposes to enforce rigidly this portion
OF the game laws.
This Is the first year that the trout
season has closed 20 early in the year
and the change was brought about 10y
the amendments to the game laws
passed at the last session OF the legisla-
ture.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17

effort and he felt surprised that this
community. containing as IL does bat
very few men working for the Steel
Corporation, should oppose the efforts
being made in Minnesota.
The resolutions were adopted unan-
imously and the meeting adjourned
Mr.. Kolou was entertained by com.
mittee of the business men during the
remainder Of the evening and left next
morning at 2 7:05 for Ishpeming.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-17
Contract Let.

The contract for the new Finnish a
Swedish COOPERATIVE store was let
last Thursday at meeting of the d.
rectors Several bids were in in TO
sponse to inquiries and the fellow hav-
ing the lowest bid was awarded the
contract proviaed the company is
satisfied with his responsibility.
The name OF the lowest bidder was
not given ont bat win be very soon az
the architect is now investigating the
bid.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
uoro Dafota.

- 6. 8. Sames arbeioeoe en- Sag
lioite 1ge / en- &loaf-uograpnins
Minot, ga Sor6en pluoielig gleo iom'
met1 ODER bam. Ser blep itrofS toge1
fat paa at graoe bom u6, men bar
bor 6g6, Ga ban bleb fun6en.
- S @c@luifep, en- lille &p i'Mcs
2eon County, brenote ii6ite nge en-
@lepator me6 1900 Buibels &orn
Ser bleo fulo1tenoig e6elagt. Sobe1
er $4,000, bboraf Inn en- minore
Del bor 6pffet be6 Mslurance.
- @alleD @ttp bill iaar faa to nDe
@folebDgninger, til bbilfe Miolerne
ifal ttlpeiebringes be6 u6Iteoelie al
Bombs, bDilfet blep bepilget beo iioite
@alg. Sc to Sfoler ifal tiliammen
foite $4,000, og Mrbejoet er allereoe
begDnot.
= &h Greet Mortberns Soneo'
fontor | @ran6 SORTS in0lgb forle'
ben en- Me66elelie fra e1 GREET Mr'
beioerforman6 ON, at Z Mano pa1
blepet 6rabt / ct @lagsmaol be>
&eith 8 Mile @elt for @rano SORTS
Ser bleo ltrafs ien6t @ogne no for
at bringe &tgene ms til BDen. Men
@agen bite Jig at bore life belt lao
ilem lom man iful6e antaget efter
Welotngen. 8e6 Mnfomiten til
&eitb mdote &11ifene @raferen oa
forlangte 2igene uolepere6e. San
oplpite 3d., at De lite bar uilemt o.
De-, men fun uilaaet ibiel", bporbeo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

ban foritoo, at Sc bar banrot iaare-
oe. @raferen bar lite fuI6t fIar ODER
oct engelife Orb FILLED" % mente at
set betg6 iaaret.
On II Mar gommel @gn al
Sranf 9einga1g, en- Sarmer peo 2it-
tie $eart, | Man6an @gnen, bar ii6-
tie nge no / Warfen me6 en- Dtlfbar-
be, oa Stangen fnaffeoe .og @eitene
lob lebif. @utten tom in6 UNDER
9arben og blep Temt forifaaret og
frobet, men @eftene -bleb 1t%an6ie6e>
inoen ban bar fommet %alporligt til
Sfa6e.
- @tatsaopofat &bomas bar me6.
belt, at @eion County bsfl blipe fat.
UNDER ct aloeles lufttet og fa1tiem.
met ~2aag" bpao @piritus angaor, I
&enbolo til 9r6rer, u6iteote al
StatSaobofaten og @ubernpren. Mlle
v8linopiggers" og profesiionel1e
Spillere bar facet ct @inf ON ina-
reit at foripin6e fra Sfueplaoien. S
Mtnnemaufan bar Sberiff Mfers /
&enbolo til Sen npe 2ob> iom 2egis.
loturen bar pe6taget ON 1T enbber
@ibilembe6sman6 bar &et til at iet-
tie Jig | 8eito6elie at bba6 ban maatte
finoe at @pirituoia, belloglagt IS
&asier 91> iom ban fan6t paa Sern.
baneltationen. Sc @erioner> til bbem
8orerne bar ien6t, fan6t fig foran.
leoigeoe til at tie bomitille og forlo6e
8Den. S @innelpaufan bar Ser g4aet
enoel 8lin6pigging / @bang, og efter
De f%oretagne- timber ggelier bentes set,
at Ser bill ife en6el @rre1tationer for
Spertra6elie al @pirituoialoben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
st itprt &pbcri. gfortheru @rbrels

st tort &ppcri, gfortbern @rprejS
Gompanp> Ser bar &ontor pao Union
9epot> bari SirSoags @jenltan6 for
ct ltort &gberi> Ser en- Si0 Ioa rel
ounfelt ro, mel1 iom nlt ct fl1l61tpn,
Dig opflaret. Sirsoag Mften be6 1O
Sioen bar en- @lerf beo, Gabn 3im-
norman alene / &ontoret, ga far
blep ~bolot op" at cit u11g Man6 pe<
Nobn Sobn @unoerlon, tioligere an:
lat beo iammne @ompogni. @unoerjor
rette0e en- &ebolper imo6 bam oQ
tpong bom til at forbol6e fig rolig
bporpoo fan gift ino til @engelfabe1
og %forlpneoe Jig me6 nogle Raffe1
&engeieoler, 1om 1aa Ser, og ion
ifltl6e ien6es til en- 8anf / Dl1lutb
Gerpoa foripan6t &pberen. 3im
merma11 at1mel0te giebliffelig &ppe
riet til Holttiltattonen, og 8olitie:
TOM ltrofs poa 8enene. @l. 2 ON
geatten bleD @unoerlon orrelteret
lit Stem. &an bar ga enOel beruiet
Dpao fan NOT bab6e beret bele Mfte
men, ogiaa ga. Dan begtf &gberiet
San negte6e fsrlt at bobe babt no
get meo bette at gipre> men efterboon
Sen iont Fan blep eoru, fom ban poe
andre Sanfer, tilito0 fit Sfpl6 o(
bite, bppr ban bapoe ifiult Sengene
lom laa after TOM til &eie. San bab
Sc anbragt 6em paa forifjellige CITE
Ser / MnrDe6en al Union 9epot> bbo1
Yolitiet fan0t Sem efter bans Mn
oisring. @un0erIon, Ser biotil ba1
bopt Set aller be0ite Nabn for scr
'igbe6 og Haalioeligbeo> paoitoor, a
ran alortg f9r bar tGnft paa at be
roa en- iaa6an Streg, men bans Soa
oaligbe6 bill gqnife iiiffert poaorag'
gam en- baar6 @traf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
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