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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01
ternne here's @Ias. Nsr. 6: 90.
@tocfing nf Union Maisiion boIot Deo

tgnlme here's @Ias. Mr. 6. 90
Shooting q Union Wdsiion bolot beo
oen 2eiligbeo en- Sale, bpori ban.
inrligt betoneoe, at bet tore M11taf1
af Mnflageoe Holitiretten napnlig
.ifpIoeg, at Ser fires iaa i1et &ontrol
meo sa1oonerne. Bpens Hr9itefore-
ming bar taget Sagen OF, % 8raiter
peo Bethlehem 4resbpterianerfirfe,
g. 9. &oberts, ia1nt nogle anore
8rpiter ifaI ilmmentra6e / en- SEQ
mite, Der ifal lebe 8eb9gelien. Sc
ifal 81. d: iege at paapirfe Mapor
6aDnes for at faa ban til at beor6re
Snloonerne lnffebe 81. IL. Ser bar
en6nr life fun6et nogen Sorbln6-
ling 5teo mellem 8reitefomtteen %
MaDoren, men benne bar paa Sor-
baan6 laoet fig f%or1taa me0, ut ban
lite er TENT for ben ttolige 2ufning,
Der bel fan pasie for en- 2an6sbp,
men lite for en- Storita6 {om Min-
neopolis. Minneiota Mnti-@ oloon
2iga bill toge Ell @aono me6 / Sen
fommenoe &n1np og itille Jig pao
8rn1ternes 5i6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01
sArreiterebe &ineiere. 8olitiet bar

arreitere0e &ineiere. 8olitiet bar
1ogen Gi6 bapt Mistanfe,pm, at
ut lite par lom BET buroe bore On
Nongs understanding, 239
5ourtb Npe. g. Man bapoe Iaat
Marfe til en- ripopanlig natlig En-
ltrgmning at De imaa ffjppgieoe tic
Jorretningen, og Ser tom 2pbe in6e
fra 2ofalerne lom tDbebe pan, ut set
life bar =1ogen 5gnbagsifoleflas!e,
lom bolot Sammenfomit Ser. S
Ma16agS Nftes tr9ngte Nolitiet in6
! 2ofalerne og fanbt Ser IA Sine
lere, Der tilipnela6enoe tim forfri(fes
sc Jig meo ct @las 8biifD og en-
&ibe Sobaf, men beo list nprrnere
Gfterfcrifning fanbt Bolitiet en- bel
9el Opium og andre Sing, ser bg-
rer biemme / De fineiiife @pille- og
9piumSbuler. Saa gift set til Boli-.
tiarreiten me0 bele Gloffen, og npite
Gag bleb Sen lat UNDER Siltole / $50
litiretten, bbor @agen bleb 116lat til
5. Ropember.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01
ct sanlts Gnmfoniprfeifer

81, Baal's gDnfoniprfeiter bar
begD1bt me Bsrpper, og 8interens#
fprife a,oneert bill inoe 5teb ben 10.
Mopernber, peo bbilfen 2eiligbeb5
8eetbopets ottenoe 5pmfoni, 5ai1t
lSaens' &roningsmaricb % rSnoian
Cutie d ben omerifanife5 &omppniit
MaeD onell bill blipe opfgrt. Srfez
fret ct blebet 1tgrre ems iiolte Mar
og ifal alle @enieenoer pare forbe,
bret, iaa Der tan pentes en- np6elies-
rig muiifalf seion, iom 10 ogiaa De
breoere Gag antagelig pil fomme til
ut nDoe goot af giennem De iaa poo
pulare acknowledgements.
rDen fattige Manbs alnb", lom
5gnoags 5alooner1 nn0ertioen er be
Den fal6et, er 10 (mere eller min0re
5efter ben fatttge Mono3 9nife) blepen
BAN rataget; og @roblemet bar 6e
areoie, Der beif9ftiger Jig meb iao=
oal1t, l9nge p9ret oppe ON, bpilfet
5ubitttlt Ser lfulbe i9ttes | 5teoet
berfor, ioet man goar us fra, at Ser
burbe inbrettes ct 5teo eller Ste0er
bpor M9no = bel nupnlig 0em noen
egenligt &iem fun6e ian1les og
pirfelig np6e Ell Slags n&lubrettig%
beoer" be6 pos ienoe M6ipreoelier og
Si6sfororip iamt UNDER pas ienoe
@ontrol. SSmellem 8e1tprerne for 9.
80. g.. 81. og she ct. 8aul Miniiters
Union bar Spprgsmaolet berom
lenge bpret unoer 0berpeielie, og
Der bar D9ret ne6iat Ell uGlealant
-Sunoap afternoon" &omite, iom bar
un6eripgt bba6 ianore 8per er giort
for at leie set omtolte &roblem.
Ser pil BOG bengaa ,1ogen Eio e11onn,
in6en man fommer til noget poiitibt
&eiultat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01

SSnsen Steoer faar mon fine 5teb-
Ter iaa goot % billigt repareret ion1
Dos q. g. 9enoer. So 50. Hb Str.
ct go0t l1opale af So6tgi for Men6
% Drenge finoes aIti6 paa 2ager.
50 I gg en- 60 n g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01

8aiaren / @plgatba banife Strife
beliggenoe 1856 8bomls Ctr, timber
Ste6 Onsbag Mften ben 6. Nop. st
goot 8rogrom me6 Gang Muiif %
Sale bar &omiteen igreet for, % oct
benteS, at ma1tge 2an6sm9no bill
ms6e frem. 6orfriifninger, See
Cream og Sage, Safe pg Smgrre=
brs6 ierberes for BEN biIlige &ris al
10 Gents. Mlle er in6bn6ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01
Gnbstjeneiter / ct. SAUL.

Spnobens norif eban9eliff-lutber-
ite Neuisbeb, &igrnet at Canada og
136e Sts., bol6er @u6stieneite bber
Sgnoags 6ormiooas 81. 1890 %
Mften SCI. 2.45. Sgn6agsifolen mg-
Ser ser. 9 6orm.
S &apellei paa Siprnet al &ea-
11ep og Carl cts. er Der 5en6ags<
ifole bber 66n6ag @%ftermio6ag SCI.
5 og @u6stieneite SCI. III Mften.
S @apellet paa &igrnet al 81.
Mlbal1s og @berburne @ts., er Ser
S6n6agSifole bber @6n6ag @fter<
mi66ag 81. 8 og @uostieneIte &l.
w Mften. g. 8. &eque, Haitor,
$40 Capitol 8oulebar6.
Srefolbisbebs norif ebans. lntb.
Strife, Sarrington og Sberburne
Mbes. @u6stieneite bber Sgn6ag
SCI. 1890 Sorm. paa Morif og 7.45
Mften paa gngelf. Spn6agsifole
og 8ibelflaSie efter &gimesieguos,
tieneiten: - SIR. Spbilruo, Street,,
$50 6uller Street.
Gmannels norif.lutb. Menisbeb
(Sauges @pnooe), @u6stieneite bDer
Sdnoag Sormi66ag &l. 1917 o9
@pnoag Mften SCI. 71% i @irfen poo
&i6rnet al Canada og fiorten6e
Streets. @gnoagsffole fra ST. ~
til i. &aitor SIR. .. 8robo1g, iom
bar obertaget fulo 8ettentng / Me-
nigbe6en, Dor / Scr. 298 @iltiams
ctr. Mlle er belfomne til @u6stie-
neiterne og ISpn6agsffolen.
@n6stieneite / ben norif- banife
@aptif-&irfe, Si6rnet at Milforb
og @oo6brioge Streets, bber Sen-
Jag SCI. 1890 6ormi66ag og 1856
Mften. SCI. $50 n~ngoomsmb0e.
Sen norif=6anlfe 8aptfItmenigbeos
MISUNDERSTANDING me6er / lit 2ofole
bber @gnoog SCI. $50 @fterm., 81.
at Milforo og @oo6bri6ge Sts.
Sang og Ma1iif al Il. S. Sangfor.
MlIe Sfanoinaber biertelig BEL
fomne.
Sen norff-oanife Metbubiff Strife,
&i6rnet al @roaomaD og 1915 st.,
afbol6er fine @u6stieneiter iom fbl-
ger: 8reoifen @en6ag Sormi66ag
&loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. nnge
Golfs @pportb 2ma: @bn6ag Mften
&l. 6.45, og literert Mg6e ben 2oert
90 46e &irs6ag / Maaneoet1. 8gr-
nem6be bper 0ns6ag Mften SCI. 8.
s. 81. Sacobien, 8aitor, 289 13t5
@treet.
Den banif=norife Golsatba Menig=
feb inobp6er bi9rteliglt til tine
@uostieneiter / @irfen, 1876 5bomas
5treet, n9r Como Mpenue % 6ice
Ctr. De afboloes UNDER Bralte,
Dafancen bber 5gnoag gftermiooa9
ser. $50; 8oltor &arien fra Minne-
apolis betiener Menigbeoen forelgbig.
5gnbagsifole bper 5g11bag Mfi6oag
ser. 1910.
9anf-eb.-lntb. ct. stepbans &ir-
f, &igrnet al Orleans og Stebens
@treet, @u6stienefte bber Sdn6og
Sormi6oag SCI. Il. @e16agsffole
ST. 8.
8etbania Strife, 81. Scents & So
reit Street. @uostieneite afboIoes
|Spnone Sorm. SCI. 1890 % After1
SCI. 7.30. 8ber &org6ag Mften B6n.
nerngoe ! atrfeng @aien1e1.t. Syn-
oagsffole bier Ss.1oag 81. i2. 9.
S. GIagftao, Brett gppd 846
BORT stred.
49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01

efterlaoer $500, bpilfet er DereS
Grofit, og set me6 fun en Mnbrin=
gelie at Sill. &an Sc faa iaa go6e
&e11ter for Ceres @enge noget an6et
@te0? Sngen 8anf betaler iaame~
get, og 0esnoen berer man ltun0om
at Banter rpger operen0e. 2an6
6erimo6 forlbin6er life loo let.
Ser er al @rnno til at ontage 1T
Dette 2an6 bill brin9e en- HrtS af $25
til $50 / 2gbet al 5 glor. &porfor?
So, for6i set e II e a a.
go6t om noget2an6, yer
MI &c 1 g es til BE Hri=
Ter, % orbi andre az
e + e 5 e nn &c I ger til
5 pr. Mcre.
@pa6 piloe Sc tiene, bpis De an-
bragte ct lignen6e 8elgb / en- 8p=
ejenoom? Slet intet. Ser maa
mere til. S9t at Sc fjgber ct SuS
for $4,000. @erpaa betaler 9e ne6
$1,000. &eiten itaar paa 5 Nor til
6 &rocent.. &enterne poa $500 for
p Mar bliper $3.50, Sfatter minoit
$50, iolt $3.50. Sc Tan maoife faa
$25 / 2eie for @niet, ialt $500 for
to Mar. Sberifu66et bliber altioo
1870. Seen iaa ct Set. life regnet
noget for &eparotioner, efstra 49,
ieisments oip. Mltiaa me6 ct l16Ieg
at $1,000 be6ite Sub 1910, me6ens
$171 anbragt / 2nnb giber Dem
1929. Gotten oil maoife ittge / Seer
81, me6ens @uiet efter to Mar lite bill
bore pprot iao meget Jon ira iprit
at.
Som in6 % ie mig.
s. S = n E Il,
J 46 Union 8locf, ct. RauL Mirr1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01

9posopmmem uber CT 9anif rrs
6~erifrepet. @noerner Sobnlon UNDER.
lfreb forle6en Dp6soommen ODER Sen
unge Danifer Eeter Matbieien, ser i
8eltrami County bar bleben fn16et
ifDl0ig / Mor6et paa en- &omerot
Sobn Sobanien. Sammen meo Ma=
tbieien bii en- anoen Mor6er fra 8el=
trami County, Martin g. Munn,
fomme til ut ione fin Sorbrpoelie, og
Dommen oil blipe %efsefperet pQo
iomme Dag, Sen Z. Bebruar. Det er
iiffert meget lenge fi6en, o1n nogen.
iinoe, at en- 9onf er blepen fien6t
ifDl6ig for Moro og bergt ber / Sta=
ten. &iitorien ON Mor6et, Iom Mo=
tbieIen 1111 ffal beoe for, er fortelig
iaale6eS: Matbielen og Sobanien or
bei6e6e iiolte &i1ter / en- og famine
Spmmerlejr ner Dulutb. S Sebruor
babe0e Sc / Selleslfab beres tilgo6e=
bapenoe &enge, itoen iaa 'ingen So
banien / 2ibe. Matbieien fortaIte,
at ban bar reiit til en- an6en @gn, og
ingen tRnfte noget ober 6en11e Sag.
Matbielen forbleb paa @gner / flere
Gage, og reiite 6enpoa bort. Men
5. is. Mai fan6tes Sobaniens Sig /
cit lille Snbig. 2iget por oloeles
blottet for @enge og 8er6ipapirer,
og Ga ben Mfop6e bar fien6t iom en-
%ipariommelig Wan6, Ser bab6e fin
&interfortieneite / 8ebol6 iamt SIN.
pisning paa 8eltrami County 8onf,
Dor man itrafs flar ODER, at ct Mor6
bar forgbet. 8anfen bab6e n6betalt
&engene til cit Manb, ser logab Tia
for Sobanien, men lom bab6e beret
Matbieien. 9enne rpbeoe fig ienere
peo at ienoe 8repe til Ggner unoer-
tegneoe me6 s. SSobanfen. 9e bar
afien6te fra @ortlan6, Oregon, og
beo benz tom @olitiet poa @poret.
Matbieien bIeb paagrebet Der % fgrt
tiIbage til 8eItralmi. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01

&reiterne us salOonerne. S Man
bags ofbolot u6eoeration Council Of
Gburcbes" ct Mpoe, bpor set paa=
lagbes en- &omitt at arbeibe ben til,
at 5aIopnerne bIiper ll1ffe6e @. II
elften i @enbolotI 5tatslopere, j
.5teoet for at 6e bioM bar babf COB
til at boIbe nabent til 81. u og
5enonu ct StDffe aib efter for at giDe
Sc tIIteoepprenoe Biniter 1iib m +
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01

~
4! minneapolis
S ggsbrafl teoiDfffe samfunb bill
Der paa 5en6ag, SCI. q, bliDe boIot ct
5oreorag ODER Sen menneifelige
8ette Soreorog bill blipe IL
(1itreret meo Charts % pil bore at
1anife aregen Snteresie. Oct bill
bIipe giDet pau Gngelif. Mogang fri.
1907 IA. Mne. g.
8rOfesiOr S, g. Garlipn, tioligere
i fanoinapiife sprog peo
Statsuniberiitetet faIot i 2gr6ags
ITO ODER ben beie Sfrent beo @afb-
ington Mbe. 8roen. &an rou1te en-
Afiats paa 5frenten og bleb 6erbe6
ilpnget no / Slo6en, bporbeb ban un6-
git at blipe fnuit mob Slo6breooen.
Solf fit bam taget op If
og bragt til 5peoiib Soipi-
tai, bbor set mi ontages, at Fan CT
n6enfor 6are.
8entleDs Srefnlfabrif paa 10
Mbe. g. og 2. Street, tioligere Sim
temp Mellen, brenote Manoag @fter=
.i00ag. Ser inotraf 2 @fsploiioner,
bporpeo to Mrbei6ere, &arpeD 5qui=
res og g. 6. Carpenter, blep iterfft,
life lipsfarligt, forbrnnote.
8Dgningen, ser er meget gammel,
fom itrafS Brand, og UNDER Slnf-
ningsarbeibet ful6t to 8ran6m9nb,
&optein Hrice og Micbel Carroll,
begge at Maifinfompagni go. 4, neo
al en- Stige og bleb betp6elig fpeite-
De. 8Dgningen bleD fomplet goe-
lagt.
Nlabsman9el paa Mrbeibsbniet. S
Ben fi6ite Si6 bur Mrbei0sbuiet pe0
Camden &laos / Sen @rao peret
operfplot, at @eitpreren, 6ranf Mc=
9onal6, bar maattet floge iin Mpo
for 8olitioommer 5mitb og &olitt-
cbefen og bebe ON li6t Mlbuerum.
Mrbejosbi}et bar $50 Seller, men
ii6ite l1ge par ser en- Dag 258 Son=
ger, altioa ODER 100 mere emo
Mnltalten er beregnet paa. &olitt=
oommeren far oerfor at 8laosbenipn
beret libt minbre lfarp / fine Cont
me / Sc it6ite Gage og bur la6et iao
mango al Mrreitanterne, Iom BON
mener at funre forlbare set oberfor,
Hippo meo Nengebg6er. eller fort Op-
bol0 / GountpfRngilet.
9urotbD Marloiu beo en- gln1ff
ung Spgepleierlfe / 8pboipitalet> oel
iioite l1ge 6e6e at SfarlagenSfeber
iom BUN bap6e poaoraget fig UNDER
:n6ferelien at fine 8ligter iom &lei
erife. SUN paSie6e en- lille Dreng
Ser bragtes til Soipitllet, li0enoe a
5pgoommen, og bum bil6e iffe afltat
fin Mla6s be6 bans Seng, ielp efte1
at bum merfe6e, at @pg0ommen bap
Sc al1grebet ben6e. Get lpffeoeS ben
Sc at pleie Barnet giennem @pg
bommen, men ielp buffe0e bum I'M
Ser for Sen. SUN bab6e en- Scrub
fglelle al at bum bi1oe blipe ct Offer
for 5Dgoommen, oa bum bi01te, q
benoes @l9gt bar %6isponeret for Der
Ser CT mi Sale ON at rejie ct Mtni
paa. @o1pitalet for BEN trofalte &lc
er}fe.
@nrpriieparty. o. IL. 9ftobe
oberraifeoes Scr. og Mrs. Sraj1
geielien al ct. 2ouis Blrf pe6 at Ell
sfare @enner, 70 / Gallet, belpat'
Dem og operrafte 0em fplgen0e @o.
Der: @n @Dngeltol, ct @Rt Sallerfe
ner og ct Get 5piieifeer. Set ba,
/ Mnleoning at oeres 10 MarS 8rpi
lup5ong. S Mftenens 2pb ierpereoc.
2uncb % Safe, og Sioen forlel
burtig og paa Ell bebagelig Maoo.
me0 Muiif og Sang. Da11len gil
lpitigt til &l. 8 ON Morgenen II
&url 5grenlens ~befien6te Soner, e
9@l6re laa bel iom l1nge 0eltog me-
2ip og 2Dit:
Enreninnpn ..QhnnhInmitpnsH 8n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01
st. Paul.

s9St. Paul Tidendess Kontor, Room 46
Onion Block Cedar & Fourth ST..
We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhre bespg den ve1kjendte Juye,
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
T~Britfummen6c SBnbas, @fterm.
81. $50, pre6tfer Yaitor g. Sanien
/ @olgatba &irfen.
Notwithstanding ! 5till-
moter bar ipntes, at 6eres 2gnnt1ger
par for |moa og bar in6gipet Mnlgg<
ming ON at faa 6em forbpiet.
st 4ortrGt at @uperngr Sobnion
bliper for Stben malet al 81. 6.
@remer al Mem Dorf og bill, raar set
er fl1lbfgrt, blibe in0lemmet / set
8illeogalleri al ti6ligere @uberngrer,
ser er opbengt / @upernerens pri=
bate &ontor. Set liges at bore at cit
uom9rfet 2igbe6.
2nffet at Trb9t for &oppe,Gpibe,
mi blep / 0nsoags Sen fotbolife ct.
6roncis Sc Gales @irfes @fole, fore.
lpbig 6og fun for ct Si6srum al 4
Gage. Or6re BERTH blep gibet af
81. @en5 iom 6glge of at flere Eil,
feloe al &opper bar %fonitateret mel
lem Sfolens @leber, af bbilfe ser er
ODER 600, ioo ser NOT fun6e bore
Gare for en- @pt6emi, bpis lite rabt=
fale Soranitaltninger bleb truffet.
Sfolen bill MI blibe grun6ig 6esinfi-
ceret og ligele0es Siemmene al 6e
g(tner. Ser er bleben imitte6e.
Mfiis &anline S. Moberg, Ell 90,
me al ipenif 6p6iel, Ger imiolertio
bar fommet til ct. 8ouI me6 fine
Sorel0re, ga BUN bur fem Mor gam=
mel, Splter til @dsierer / County
Greo lurer's &ontor CHARLES g. Mo=
berg, fan6tes / Manoags Mftes 800 i
8%a6eberellet I benoes &iem paa III
8e0for0 Ctr, bbor bum lepeoe iam-
men me0 fin 8ro6er. Set plu6ieIige
0p6sfalo, ser ifpl0tes ct Si9rteilug,
por iaa meget igrgeligere, iom Miis
Moberg ON fort Sis fful6e babe bol6t
8rDllup nte6 2eitnant / 8ran6pele=
net Carl S. 8orcf.
Selbmorb paa &olittitationen. 9er
26aarige @illiam 8locfmonn bal
li6ite Mar for Salif bleben. i6pmt en-
Sengielsitrat men bab6e Sc it6ite 4
Maaneoer bpret u6e paa Barole o.
arbeioet JOINT 8ogbol6er for Minne
iota Steel Company al MinneopoIis
Sor nogle faa Gage iioen bab6e bar
imiolertio forla6t itn Hlaos og iaole
6e5 bru6t fin 8arole; og mn iibitt
2er6ag Morgen bleb Fan al 5tot'
Agent 8orncor0 Jet paa Sbir6 o;
Siblep @trs. og arrelteret. Ga ba1
blep brogt frem for Sergeant @rt9b:
paa .Stutionen for at 9ipe lit Map1
boboe ban facet begge fine &en6e1
neo / 2ommerne, % in6en 1ogen fnn
De forbtn6re bum 6eri bab6e bar
faaet truffet en- &epolper op al 2om
nren og jog fig en- <gle giennen
Sobe6et. &an bar 6g6 meb BET fam
1ne.
9bbsopmmen ober CIT 9anif nm
6erifrebet. @nberngr Sobnlon UNDER
lfrep forle6en Dg6s6ommer1 ODER SET
u11ge 9anIfer Eeter @otbieien, ser
8eltrami County bar bleben fun6e
lfDl0ig / Mor6et pao en- &amero
Sobn Sobanien. ,Sammen meo Ma
tbielen bill Ell on6en Mor6er fra 8el
trumi County, Mortin g. Munn
fomme til ut ione fin Sorbrpoelie> %
Oommen oil blipe efsefperet pat
lamne 0ag, Sen Z. 5ebruar. 9et el
fiffert meget lenge ii6en, ON nogen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-01

Toreningen n2pngblomitens" ga
jar begpn6er f~6ritfommenoe Manoo1
.. 4. Mobember paa 6. 81. ST.. Sall,
1925 Gait Sranfltn Mbe., og parer
belle ugen til 2gr6ag Nften. 9e1s
Sormaal er at ifaffe flere @ioler TIL
peie til 6oreningens Sormaal, &eis-
ming al ct M~6eroomsbiem. 81 an
befuler 8alaren paa Get beoite. Ser
er Srang til ct iaaoant 9iem ber /
8pen, og enbber 5fan6inap bnrot
ltstte Mrbeioet, lom v2pngblomitea"
bar paataget Jig fripilligt og MI
ib9rbigt og meb goot &eiultat ffsrt /
ct Bar Mar. Soruoen at 8aiarel
giper M6gang til at flffe Jig en-
M9ng6e go6e og npttige Eing, Ri
Der bore ct goot nn0erboloenoe @ro
gram, befslenbe bber Mften.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-22
LIVED UNTIL WIFE CAME
Woman Races With Death From lrs-
land 70 Butte, Mont.

Butte Mont, April 22-In a race
with death, the course of which
stretched thousands Of miles across
land and sea, and in which she was
Handicapped by lack of knowledge Of
travel and ignorance Of the customs
of a land into which she had never
ventured, brave little woman
reached the bedside of devoted hus-
band in Butte Saturday, just an hour
and half before the latter succumbed
to pneumonia She had completed the
longest race against the grim reaper
ever undertaken-from Dublin, Ireland.
to this city.
The little woman was Mrs. James A.
Farley, wife of well known and pop
ular miner. She had been left bride
in the old country when her hus-
band went forth to WOO fortune. No
hope was entertained from the begin
ming, and the wife was urged to hurry
to Butte. It was dying mans re-
quest and granted only to please him.
for none expected that he could survive
until ship and train could bring the
woman he loved to him. He declared.
however, that he would not die until
she arrived, and made good his resolu-
tion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-22
PEACE In DEADLOCK
Negotiations Between Nicaragua and
Honduras May Come to Nausht and
HostiIities Be Renewed = Salvador
the Trouble.

Washington, April 22.-Advices re-
ceived here today from Central Amer
lea are to the effect that peace nego-
tiations which have been in progress
for the past few days at Amapala. have
come to deadlock 1t is feared re-
newal of hostilities is impending. The
difficulty appears to lie in the Nicar-
aguan demand that Salvador shall be
held responsible for what has occurred,
which condition. is not acceptable.
Senior Corea, the Nicaraguan minis-
ter here. called upon Assistant Secre-
tary of State Bacon today to explain
the Nicaraguan position, which In
brief is as follows:
Nicaragua feels that by her inter
ference between Nicaragua and Hon-
duras, Salvador has made herself LA
BILE for damages inflicted upon Nicar-
aqua and the financial expenses of
some part of the war. AS Salvador
denied any such liability, Nicaragua,
in order to avoid delaying the present
negotiations for peace at Anapala,
proposes that the question be submit
ted to President Roosevelt, or to some
person to be designated by him. as to
whether or not Salvador is liable for
pecuniary damages, and il SO, to what
amount
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-22
PLEA FOR HIGHER
ETHICS N LAN'
Justice Brewer Appeals to Every
Lawyer to Mix Conscience
With Brains
UNJUST ATTACKS ON THE LAW
United States Supreme Court Justice
Urges Lawyers to Have Courage to
Refuse Dishonest Methods Even
When Desired by Clients, Thus Max
ing Higher Standard of Ethics.

New York, April 22.-United States
er, pleaded for a higher standard of
ethics in the legal profession, in an
address before the Ethical Culture So
ciety, in Carnegie hall yesterday. The
justice, in beginning his remarks said
that no profession was so often so
wrongfully attacked as was the legal
profession, then added:
1T is strange that there should be
so much criticism of the bar. We must
remember that the wisdom of the law
maker can never keep pace with the
ingenuity of trained minds seeking to
evade legal limitations. The old saying
that holes may be found in every law,
means simply that an ingenious. law
yer can often find either in the statute
itself, or in the mode of enforcement,
some way to escape from its penalties.
1t is this which provokes the frequent
remarks that the law so seldom reaches
the rich, for the rich can pay for the
brainiest and the brainiest can most
certainly and quickly discover means
of evasion. AS against this, / appeal
for higher standard of ethics. l ap-
peal for every lawyer to put his heart
alongside his head, to mix conscience
with brains. Let him have courage to
say to his client: 1t may be legal, but
it is dishonest. l will have nothing to
do with it, Is this asking too much
of the profession?"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-22

go thru the mails under the frank OF
me nber of congress. The saving IN
postage which this amounts to can be
appreciated only by one who has been
associated with one of the big CAM
paign committees. A comparatively
simple extension OF this privilege
would be statute permitting members
of congress to have their remarks
printed at the government printing Of
flee, within prescribed limits, and dis
tributed from there
H. is also assumed that a non-par-
tis;ln or rather a bi- partisan or tri-
altsan election committee would have
to he created by congress to apporiion
the sum appropriated and to audit the
expenses of the various campaign COM
mittees. OF course. these are details
which the president has not yet worked
out but he hopes to be able to do SO
before he writes his next annual mes
sage, and he sincerely hopes that he
will be able, with the help of congress,
to devise some method by which the
evils of personal campaign contribu-
tioris may be eliminated and freer and
fairer elections insured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-22
PENSION FOR CURRIER
Dean of Liberal Art. of Iowa univer-
sibly to Benefit From Carnegie Foun-
dation-His Pension An Exception.

New York, April 22.-J. d. Bowman,
secretary Of the Carnegie foundation
for the advancement of teaching, an
nounced today that, altho the founda-
,tion has declined to admit state uni
,verslties to the accepted list of bene-
ficiaEies of the fund, it occasionally
grants retiring allowances in state in
stitutions to men who have rendered
distinguished academic service. In ac-
cordance with that plan the executive
committee of the foundation has given
retiring allowances to the following
educators: E. Benjamin Andrews, chan
cellor of the University of Nebraska;
Francis H. Smith, professor of natural
philosophy of the University of Vir-
ginia; William v. Folwell, former pres
ident of the Univedsity of Minnesota.
and Amos N Currier dean of the col
lege of liberal arts at the University of
Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-22
cONFESSES SHORTAGE
Immense Amount Of Valuable Bonds
Disposed Of by W. o. Douglas, As
sistant Loan Clerk Of North America
Trust eompany-Money Will Be Re-
covered.

New York. April a2.-The shortage
in the accounts of w. o. Douglas. as
sistant loan clerk OF the Trust Com
pany of North America. who was ar
rested Yesterday on a charge of steal
ing $4,000 in bonds from that institu-
ton. may reach s250,000. Douglas Is
said to have confessed to Oaklelgh
Thorne, president of the trust COM
pany, today, admitting that the total
value of bonds taken by him would
reach $3.50, 900. The bonds are said to
have been turned over to a Wall street
broker, who is believed to have acted
for Douglas in good faith.
Thorne said today that Douglas
shortage amounted to only $4,000, and
that all of it will be recovered.
Considerable anxiety for the safety OF
Mrs. Douglas wife Of the accused bank
clerk, is expressed by friends today.
Mrs. Douglas has not been seen since
shortly after midnight Sunday. She
was with her husband at the hotel at
the time of his arrest and remained
there when Douglas was taken away by
the officers. Fear is expressed that she
may have committed suicide while dis
tracted from grief over her husbands
disgrace