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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Lime

The Standard Railroad OF the South"
Notice.-Time Of arrivals and departures ana
connections not guaranteed.
400 am. daily-Thfougn sleeping cara AMI
coaches to ia, ksnnville.
4:O5 pm. daily--ThrouSh sleeping cars to Jacx.
sonviile. Fla: Port Tampa. Fla tfor Havana:
Knights Key flor Havana. Solid Florida train
coaches TO Jacksonville. UNEXCELLED DIN.
ING CAR SERVICE.
1890 pm. daly-'Pametto Limited"--New
train to Florida: through sleepers to Jackson.
Vile. ST. Petersburg. Fla: Charleston. ). c.:
savannah; Augusta. Atlanta Ga; and Whining.
ton 4. c.: dining cars and coaches.
Ticket Office. I419 NEW YORK AVE.
GEO. Z JAMES. u. +. A.. Washington. d. c.
NJ. Wilmington " c.
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Dies a Grandmother at 50.

WINCHESTER. Va, May 14-Although
only thirty-five years old, Mrs. Mary Ma
linda Jenkins. wife Of George w. Jenk n !,
who died yesterday after lingering ILL.,
ness of tuberculosis, was grandma her
She was a daughter Of Charles Weaver,
and leaves her husband, parents, seven
children, three brothers and four sisters
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-FINE FARM, 100 ACRES, 81
tomac river: two thirds In timber: ns a game
preserve II is ideal: splendid building sites.
overlooking the river; the soil is fertile and
productive. This property viii command a
good price in the near future. Apply owner.
+. A. LlNGER. 1880 N NV. my11-7ts
100 AIRES. NORTHWEST OF DISTRICT,
close to electric and steam cars to city; about
one-half under cultivation: running water;
granite quarry: fronts on fine county road;
land has fine speculative value: price only $3.50
per acre. Box 81. Star Office. ap3O-tf
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Baltimore Offices Filled.

Nominations for three federal offices in
Baltimore were sent to the Senate yester-
day as follows:
Albert G. Towers. to be naval officer OF
customs in the district of Baltimore.
Robert A. Ravenscroft, to be surveyor
of customs for the port of Baltimore.
Clarence c. Pussy, to be assistant treas
urer of the United States at Baltimore.
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So.nfherm pathway

~ B.-Following schedule figures r"hl'ah"1
onIv rs inflammation and are ut rrfranteed:
For Atlanta. birmingham. Mobile. New %
leans Ashev,Iln o am. end ln:i5 nm d'fiy;
900 IN. daily for Chattauooga a~d Marphs:
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattanonSa. BIT
m;p~han Ne-- 0r,o,rS. 1910 nm. daily.
For poanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nom
phs Nashvlle $40 an daily sleeping car
Omen after 10 p.m.l
For Atlanta. birmingham. Columbia. Charles
foa Augusta. Aiken. Savannah Jacksoaviil. an J
Florida points. rs pm. daily.
Fri. 4 * pm
local for Varrisonhurg. 8 20 am. daily: 429
pm. week days for Strashurs Jet. pm. wtes
DAYS: for Danvi'le 7.3O am. daily. and for
Cha rlottesvilc. 100 am. and AS pm. dailr,
for Warrenton. 4.55 pm. da 'ly and pm. week
DAYS Frequen: trains to and from Rluemnnt.
l.. =. BROWN. General Agent
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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
Published only as Information. not guaranteed.
goo Pm. Daly.--For Virginia. West virginia
ior e car to Virginia Hot Springs week dsy. "
$50 PM. Dailv.-ClNCINNATI-ST LOUIS-CHI.
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid trim to ST. Louis.
with Pullman sleeper to Chicago. Stops only
at important stations Pullman's finest equip.
ment.
cinnati. louisville. the west, southwest and
northwest. Pullman sleepers. Through Pull.
to Virginia Hot Springs.
c. & O. la carte Dining Car Service.
Chesapeake and Ohio Off es at 513 Penpsyl
vania avenue. 1899 F street and Union sta.
ton. Telephone Main 1895 and 2en6 for tickets.
ba ggage checks. reservations aId taXicabs
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
LOAN COMPANIES.

Others upon their own noe withplt security. In.
GLIDING women keeping house: easiest terms: con-
dent al. Knowing ones who have deal; elsewhere
especially invited. My proposition will please.
H. ELwOOD. Rm 416. Jenifer bldg. eth D.
se30-tf6
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FOR SALE-MJsr Be SOLD; A FINE LITTLE
farm Ut ~ acres. improyed by 7-room house
tframet In fsne grove. all under cultivation: II
acre In wood: running streams: we'll of hne
water; windmill aud storage tank; barn, wagon
sheds. courthouse. chicken house; youns
chard: Great Falls and Gid Dominion X.
w. kDl.i, DYER & SINCLAIR, Inc. 400 II
=. ls..iD-rp:i. y. {. .--illt
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DOUBTS ARSON THEORY
STATE MARSHAL THINKS MILL
Err FIRE ACCIDENTAL.
Believes Exploding Lamp Carried by
One of Victims Started Blaze
at Accokeek.

ACCOKEEK. Md. May 14.-State Fire
Marshal Ewell and Detective kratz came
here yesterday to investigate the fire
which destroyed the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Millsr. in the ruins OF which
were found the charred torsos OF the
aged couple.
Col. Eweil. on leaving. stated that he
believed the fire was OF accidental origin
and that the aged couple had been caught
in death trap.
Despite Col Ewe.ls opinion. the resi-
dents feel that Mr.. and Mrs. Miller were
murdered and that after the mu. dereres
robbed the couple they made their es-
cape before the fire was discovered
The fire marshal came from Marlboro
with Detective kratz and States Attor
ney Magruder. They visited the scene OF
the tire and, after question .ng NJ: s. Rob
eTt w. Miller and several other persons,
left for Baltimore.
After my investigation I feel that the
ire which destroyed the 4diller home was
accide ." said Col. Ewell. There 10
nothing to indicate that Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller Wee murdered.
Detective Kratx and Col Ewell were
unable to explain the presence in the yard
OF the Miller home of Mrs. MilleI's SLIP
peis. Inc only statement they made in
regard To the slippers WAS that they were
lost by Mrs. Mil er as she left the house
10 call for help.
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WANTED.

WANTED - MODERN GROOM HOUSE. SUB
urbs not $1,000; Will exchange $1,000
equity in uIl-to-da,e, we'll built S-Io9m house in
Bloomngdale as part payment Address
OWNER. Box II. Star Office myl3-3t'
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SeabNard Air Lime

SCHEDULE.
1905 AM. DAIIS-.Florida Fast Mail"
Through hes and Pullman sleepers to Sa-
vannah and Jacksonville. Parior car Jackson.
vile TO Tampa. Through sleeper tn atlanta.
Dining cars
4:o5 Pm D,ITy-"Tre Fiamingo." Through
coaches and Pullman sleppers :" jacksonville.
st. Augustine Palm Reach. Miami and knights
Key. Connections for Ha~sua Dining ears
7:25 PM DAIY-.sSeaboarl EXPRESS"
Throuch coaches and Pullman sleepers Savan.
nah. Jacksonville and Tamna. Ais" Atlanta.
BirInIn~ham and Mnmnhis. Diving
Ticket oN+rr IA1a New Work ave. NV.
r. A. HARDWOOD r. T A.
e. r. RYAN. GP.A G. T. PHILLIPS. A.,
Portsmouth Va Washington. n. e.
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mysterious feature. which has arous-
ed the people here, is whether Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller were dressed when the fire
broke out. That Mr.. Miller was dressed
S shown by the fact that near where ais
torso was found were picked up his eye
glasses. A. ound tn m was entwined some
Goth. Near the bouy OF has wife her
set stays We're found, which indicaes
That she was dressed.
Mrs. NJ Her, sister-in-law OF the dead
woman, declared that the aged couple
went to bed at $50 oc.ock.
Col. Ewel believes that Mrs. Miller
started to bed carrying a amp which Tell.
causing an explosion. The residents say
If the lamp had explod> d at that ..me
the fire would have BEEN d scovered be-
fore j O'Clock, the hour when the negro
saw the place i'm flames. Detective kratz
talked with MIS-. Mi.ier about informa-
ton which the police had.
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FOR SALE-Sc.9.5: SOS CASH. SIS MONTHLY
buys ak rooms. bath. furnace. coal range
cabinet mantels china closet: lot 16Ux25 II. 20
alley.
III. r. HANDLER CO.. Inc.
Look for Red Arrow Sign. s02 18th st. NV.
ja22-xa.tf
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FARMS.
\ RARE OPPORTUNITY.

FARM.
Situated IS miles from Washington on a
tributary OF the beautiful Potomac; the NJ
II. and u. steamers stop II wharf ON pre- nisas
daily. making convenient access TO both WISH
inYion and BALTIMORE improvements are a
modern s-room dwelling. barns. outhuings.
etc: FINE ORCHARD. This IL fiue prore- ~
and must be seen 10 be app eel tej Price.
ST. 900. GARDINER & DENT, Ire.
AT SACRIFICE To CLOSE AN ESTATE-2oO
fertile land. wire fenced; spendidly
tered: H. room dwelling: large barn. etc, ETC.:
II miles from Washington. 80 from Baltimore;
at station. Peni,a. n. r.. buildings cost s.. 600.
Prise, s. 600 81 COO cash. Don't miss t..
NATIONAL CAPITAL FARM AGENCY,
Room a. 5l2 + 81 NV
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FOR SAI4E-FyNEST LOTS IN TAkOMA Park;
pear electric and steam car lines; water. sewe.
and gas: cheap and easy te8ms.
J. r. EARNEST. Trustee. S23 "a It. Nv
ac1.tf
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NEW YORk
PENN SiLVANlA.

THE CLERMONT,
CHAIRMAN. Pa.
Most beautiful situation in the Blue Ridge,
near Monterey Park: open for guests. Spec al
rates IN May and June. Booklet. my4-eo LIT
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FOR SALE-OWNER LEAVING CITY. A PLACE
containing over = acres. with six rooms and
hath; over 100 2rapcvines; all kinds of fruit
and berries: chicken house and runs; tw,,
blocks from ears This Is an opportunity to
secure a bargain. Photo ut Office.
c. A. RHODES, 1921 &C. st. NV.
my12-3f
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

li6ite % gar, og Ser .er mi ct lin:
oerfuo AT $4,000 / @oslen. Sc
bite Jig, at Ser par blepet betolt OF
til 20 Collars for Ell &leoning til
ct Gent, og Erilerne poa Maobarer
pg onorc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar
pnret ubllte. Ser CT intet &egnlfab,
Guor S%not9gternc ltaar neo1frepet,
pg 0erfor far Set pGret panlfeli9 for
&onitccn at fpn1l1c til 81n0s / Co
get1.
- Ger far ppret cit feel Sci 0p-
poiition / Ga @rosie moo, at en- Son-
tnne lfl1loe relies / Gopelanot &orf
til Ell &riS al flere Suiin0 Collars
JONI en- @ape fra S. Ole Storep i
@ortlon5> Sre9o1t> til Min6e ont
bons Mooer; men 0ppoiitionen far
oglaa bragt @iperens @enner / @irf=
lombeo og Mapor Sri S. Sorenien
far I'LL afcepteret @ober mes 8arf=
fomisiionens 8ifol6 for at relies pao
set Steo, bpor Fan finder set bill
lpore beoit til &eniieten. Ole STOREY,
iom I'LL ct en- rig Spmmerbonoler,
hegpnote i'm &orriere beo at bore
@an0 for Sagperfsarbei6erne / Ga
Grosie, og paa 6ontenen fremiti1leS
9renger1 'Spon6en.
- Observation-Disclosures 8ooro Of
&ege11ts far ii0lte l1ge noienot Ell
&apport, / bpilfen Ser rt6tales, at Ser
peo ltnipcrlitetet fife bliper bperfeu
forfpnot eller toget nenlig Stilling
til Mnorfi, Sociolisn1e eller 2pre.l
ON fri &iGrligbe0. Som tt6ligere
on1talt far Mnorfiltinoen gmma
@olon1alrlr for cit Sis iioen bolot
nogle 6oreorag / Maoilon, iom oper>
purcoes al Erofesl orer og @tl,0en=
ter, og eli Erofe5io r Sercombe, Ell
6orfpn0er al fri &ierligbee, bor
ligeleoes belpgt ltniperlitetet; men
9oorO Of Gegent erflerer, at inge11
al oeu1 foln poo Snobp0elie fra So
fltltetet, pg inge11 al Sem tolte / NO.
gen al 9urem1ltoltens 5ole. ca:
bao0c Eruiiocnt San @ile og SET
pprige 6ofl1ltct frifjen6es ful6t uo
for @eifpl0ningen for at billie fremme
0isie repolutionnrc Sen6en{er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
Eorre(pon0ance.
Buchanan, 5oifatcbeman, @an..
3. 6ebr. 1910.

3. 6ebr. 1910.
5il bpem set maotte intereslcre!
Seq lar / oper fire Mor arbeioet
fer / Soifatcbemm JON Mtsiions=
preit for Sen 6oreneoe norlf-lutber-
ifc Strife. Min M%rbejosmarf bar /
2pbet al 0isie Star p9ret meget flor,
og jeg bar oerfor bopt goo Mnleoni19
til at iagttage cit feel Gel al Garn,=
lanoet / 9iitrifterne Yorfton og Gu=
nora. Mf ipeciel Sl1tcresie for mig
far set peret at %erfore, bporleoes
Gtonoir1aperne fer Dar lit ltotomme,
og bpor 9oot Sc ipnes ONT 2onoet.
Seq bar lagt Merfe til, at Sc flelte
lfonoinapiife Tplf gipr Sremgang
og or pel t1lfreos mleo 9onoet. Seq
finder, at bla1oct EARNING CT Set
beolte og i%ifreite. 9iltriftet noroen=
for Buchanan % Gal,oro CT Sc 5te=
Ser, ieg beoit fienoer, og hi bor ber
ct al Sc be6ite ifan0inopiife Settle
mentcr / Saifotcbeipan. Mf Sc fire
Mplirgcr, iom leg far feet fer, bar
Sc to pprct meget gu0e og Sc to on=
ore naiooelgooe. Otter bpao ieg
far lect, tror jeg Soro6un6n CT Sell
beOitc. SEQ pg Sfop fan enouu
taoes, bpilfet er cit flor @inlp fpr
Settlerne. Sernbaner bliper bpgge=
Sc, enoifjp1t bette / el1felte Strp5
goar longlpmmere chs Set burbe.
Meeet ifpl0es Sc fprite Settlers
og ilnr Scandinavian Canadian
2ol10 60. for at Sc fit Ell lao flor
Strufuing noroenfor Buchanan og
Gol1oro bebpgget al bort ifmn0inapi~
life 6olf.
@poo Ser III trrnges CT Scttlere
= Sfanoinoper - til at boirttc Jig
poo Set 9ano, Ser el1oull ct tilialgs
iltoe,1 sis c Scttleu1cnter. Sort Sir
feorbcioe aoor frcnroo, % ipn Eruit
6p0er ieg ollc Sem binrtelig pelfom=
llle11. lpm en01u, maotte 30 ntte Jig /
0crne Gel al Golfotcbcmon.
9grhp6iglt,
$. 8. II rnes.
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SO Dafota..

- Gn Ssbarriere for 6onnet Jig
Munoingen al 8ao @iper, bpilfet bar
foraarlaget> at ser ct blepet en- Oper=
lppmmelie / Sen loptliggen6e Sci al
Sort Eierre. 6lere Iamilier far
maottet flptte us al 6eres @iem.
Ser er giort 6oripg paa at jprenge
Sso9nrnil1gen mes Dpnamit. Ser
burtigt imeltenoe So og @ne far for
aoriaget, at &dn6lgbene / oen Ggn
er itegen iterft, og SET frpgtes for
tore 96el9ggelier .
= Sobn g. @lpanion, @beriff al
&obertS County, bar brogt Sbomas
Sail, 1om nn0peg fra &oberts Goun=
tD Srngiel / 1904 og blep sreben for
en-, uge li6en / COLORADO Springs,
@ol., til Mberoeen. Gail bar arre.
iteret for Snobru0> 6a Fan 1,10peg.
San bop0e giort SSl1o6ruo / 6. 81
Seniens 81tif / @iln1ot, g. 9of
Gail bar iaaret / &ope0et og / en-
iaa alporlig Stlitan0> at SEN 2ege.
lom bebanOle0e barn, blep bgilig for.
bauiet, ga ban b9rte, at Monoe!
el1onn bar ilipe. Gail u0tolte 9nif;
ON at erflare Jig if0l6ig og blep a
Gonimer Mtc9eultD odl1t til tire N(or:
Strofarbei0e.
- Me0ens Mrs. Sobn 81. Sobn
Jon forlc0eu @ftermi0oag jas pei
Spmolfinen / lit Stem / @0m1un6:
County, tire Mil &elt for Mber0ee1r
ifje0 Denies Mon0, ionr loo poo Ell
Sofo, benoe / @%opeoet; &l1glen tra
benoe oper Rjct. Otter at FUN po'
ltprtet ON pao @l1lpct, lenote ia!
tire <gler til in6 / ben0eS 2egerne
San lgb Oerpaa til Ell Nobos Su!
og fortalte, at fans &11itru1 par ipg
SlteOenfor at felge 11e0 bern tilbog,
til lit Stem, fortiatte bon @eien ii
@pen, bpor Fan blcp grebet al el
~Tosie". Sltngiino iom 6elge q
ooorlige &engeofferer ontoges q
bape pgret Marlagen til bons @ono
ling. @an bap0e agtet at 6rpbe il!
ielp, men Mo0et bop6e ipigtet bon1
Sobnlon bar an eet for cit rig Manb
og nplig iolgte fan lin Torn1 / Sci
9enligt at flDtte til Sregon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

Ser gipes Menneife III ba6er.
lproi SC imigrer oS; ser gtpeS anort
oi bol0er al, foroi Sc iaarer %.
Ga Som l1len fa0erligt bopoe al
repet fine 8ronoere, ioo ban poe
mig n1eo ct prppenoe 9lif % l1o:
hrpo: v@pis Sc bpao leg troer :
ION % oil hploc tGt, lfol jegt nil,
Gem noget NOR ont. Men Sc n1al
life lope ,1o9en &ile ONT Set" Seq
lppebc % befr9fteoe 1,oen Segl ol
@cbpbr. &onlulen brogte frem Ct
@rep fra Hrofesloren meo @pn =
,bnis Spnnen enomt ltoo til at res,
Sc, at foa bam Lott IT'S al @e0nings-
anltalten Cite 5opings Snltitrl-
tion") % ienot biem til Sc i%prgen0t
Tprel0re!!"
(GIuttes).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11
lefomisiioner. &pa6 Der Del nRrmeit
bar gtpet Stp6et til, at 9nitet ONT

lefomis1ioner. 9nao Der bel nRrrre1t
bar gipet Stp6et til, at 9nifet ON
ifanoinopiife Sprog lom ltn0erpis=
ningsfog / &ejifolerne er fremfom-
met, er Sc gooe @elultater Ser er OPP
naoet pe6 SEN i%fanoinapilfe gf0eling
pe0 Stats ll1iperlitetet, og Set ct
ga ogioo 2nrerne pe0 6enne, Bro=
fesiorerne @isle 8otbne og S. 6.
@ranruo, ser far tpret melt for at
us traffe lt10erpisninge,1 til &pi=
lfolerre. S .6isle far ser al(ereoe /
mango 9(ar peret unoerpilt / Granif
% Spif, men I @etragtning al Sea-
neutrality-suspicious. / Minneapolis
ligger Set ner, at 9unlf, Morf og
Spe11if ct fulot iao berettigeoe til at
fonme / 8etragtni1g pe0 Sen bpiere
elementere l1noerpisning. Ser bi(
MI blipe afbolot ct ipeiielt Mp6e ON
oenne Sag Soutb SIDE CONNER
cial Club ferltfolm1enoe Sirsoag
slften 5. Is. Morts, / Sens 2ofaler
poa Ge0ar og &iperli6e Mpes., bpor
Ser bil blipe toget 8e1temmelie om>
bpilfe Sfriot Ser ifol tnges for at
faa Sorrfen brogt u0 / @irfeligbe=
Sen. 6lere al Sc lofale nor1 fe 6or=
eninger far allere0e in0toget Ell quit
ltig Gtilling til 5~pprgsmaalct, og
Set tpr pentes, at Ser beo Mp0et poa
Sirs0ag bil blipe toget afgipren6e
Sfri0t til at foo Sogen brogt us ,
2iDet.
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.!ycwe

- Sc 6oreneoe StoterS 2an6fol1=
tor t 9es Moines, aabnet / 1862,
blep lltffet ii0lte llge, pg &olrtorets
Meeeiper opergap fine 8pger til e,
Megjeringsagcnt, Ser bar TIL teSe.
Der fin0cs life lGnger 11oget &egie=
%ringslano / Soma, ioo ser life lpn=
ger CT noget at gipre for &o'toret.
6orretningeu Ser bari lpngere Sio
pGret meget ringe.
- Spp urge Meno, ser itu0erer
peo Stotens ltniperlitet / Soma Gitp,
% JON / 6rtti6en arbeioe6e iom
Spportcre / ct oerperenoe @otel.
gjoroe forleoen Strejfe, for6i oe Ser
n1aattc ur6eioc iamnlen ne6 flere
lorte Sppartere. St10enterne aniaa
Bette for UNDER oeres @er0igbe6, og
gioroe oerfor 6ororing poo, at Neg=
rene iful6e ofife6iges.
- Yrofcsior &oloen al Gtdtens
@gerbruBsifole / Shines, en- al 2an'
0etS ferite Mut5oriteter paa Maiss
oprfninge1rs Omroaoe, bar anmooet
ale &rpite / Soha ON at bol6e en-
&reoiten fra 0eres @re6ifeltole ON
at prepe Snbmajiens 5pireebne. S
8rebet til Hr9i terne gipes en- Mntp6=
ming al, bporle0es Hre6ifenen fan
%uoforntes og bporleoes &repntnge,1
far uofgres. Set frembepes, at ser
finoes intet al ioa flor @etponing
for Stoters materielle 8elfer6 ionl
Cos Snomais, og Set pentes, at Sta-
tens Brniter for en- flor Gel bill gao
ino paa 6orlangenbet. @eitningen
al ii61te Mars @aisafgrp6e bar iaa
operoroenlig ponifelig, at set iaar
bil blibe me9et ipert at ifaffe
Se6majs mes goo Spire0pgtigbe6.
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uorv Datota.

= Gn Sorbrpoer fra Misiouri,
ser par brlot no at set berperenoe
Statsfenglel, bleu ii6ite lge paa-
greben / Minot. Sans @abn er 60
tpar6 Smitb, og ban arbei6eoe / en-
Mfine / Marbe6en al &enmare, bbor
fan tr,,eoe meo at ifp6e en- al fine
M~rbejosfamrater. Saa blep ban fgrt
til Minot, og UNDER Sorb6ret Der
blcp ban gienfie10t al 6angepo9te=
rem ion1 en- 6orbrpoer, ser bab6e iio>
Set / @isiouri 6engilet for @olo<
tegt, bar 1n6peeet oerfra og efter>
isgtes pes @etspapirer. Set bar Sat=
t~operingsmerfer, iom le6eoe til @ien=
fjenoeli en.
- M1,gl1ita @en0ricfion, ser 30:
otte Mi1 @oropit for &ettinger, Be-
finder Jig / en- fritiif Silitano iom
6elge of at Fun %ttlbragte 20 elmer
/ ct aabent Sfnr en- Gemperatur nj
80 @ro0er 11n6er Soul. 6e6oerne
fres neiten til aneet; &enosr oe
&aan6leo iamt Ore .og Meie frs.
SUN Dor bos fin Sgiter, Mrs. Carl
@n9berg, og bapbe baret paa 8eigg
pna en- sSarm balban6en MiI bertha
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Sun begap Jig paa Siempeien til,
foos. @n Storm fom op, og BUN gift
pilo. Sum pilbe ontfommet, bbis life
%. %. <slell, iom Dor Ell bolu
Mil fra benoes Stem, bopoe Jet ben=
DC, efterat Stormcu bar ltil(et %
Gcjrct floret.
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misoonttn.

- 2arS @elion, 80 @ar gammel,
Ser gialot for at bore Sen elolte
6ormer / @taten, er 500. San bap<
Sc beret Gorn1er / Ga Mar % opgau
for nogle Tiger iioen lin &oit pe6
8ergitrom Spnfabrif / Neenab.
= Sra Miblan6 me6oeles, at Ell
aniet Sarmer / 8l1tternut, @uiton
&iriten, iioite 6reoog TOM / Sfien-
beri mes en- af fine 2eiefarle, Granf
Sturgeon al @inter> meo set @elul=
tat, at &iriten pil6e ifpoe bam; Ell
anoen al bans &arle, SSobn 8rpan,
iprang mcllem og fit bele Sfuooet /
&ropper, iao ban 6e0e paa @teoet.
@turgeon tog 6ll,gten, og @iriten,
ser er al en- meget aniet Gomilie,
bar opergipet Zig til Mpnotgbeoerne
og lat UNDER Mnflage for Mor6.
= S leugere Sis bar en- @pecialz
fomite unoerlpgt &lagerne moo 8e>
itprerne / Go0gepille Mipl. Srulteer,
ne opgiper, at 8eitprer 6. S. 8er,
fins bar bapt fulot Opipn meo Sno>
tGater ga u6atfter pe0 MnitaIten / Sc
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II. g. 2un0fontor / Gals 2at

@irs. 6. Mielicn, Dor / ct. Saul.
- II. g. 2on6fontor / Gois 2afc
far fra General 2on0 office / @alb=
ington mo0taget Me06elelie ON, at
100000 Mcres 2an6 be6 @als 2afe
og Seer &iper, ser iful6e neret aab=
net for Settling s. 13. @arts> otter
er truffet tilbage fra Settling. Set
er treble Gang at Bette 2on6 ct
truffet tilbage> og @run6en iiges at
bore, at bette 2an6 ifal bruges til
Spite me6 2on6> iom ligger iu6enfor
Sfoprelerpottoner me6 2ono u6enfol
6isie. Gette fun6e lite blipe giort
in6en Sen beitemte Sio, og 2anoet
er 6erfor tilbagebol0t til 10. Moj
1911.
- &rofesior s. 81. @incbell al
StotSl1niperiitetet beieger / 6e,u1e
Sio &eniington og 0megn for at an.
ltille un6eridgelier, iom fl1noe leoe
til ful6itenoig 9pflarin9 al Sci,
mpitiife Bennington gr1neiten, Ser for
Ell 9el Mar ii0en bleb funoen al Ell
6armer be6 Mapn Olaf Sbmon.
9enne merfeIige 5ten, ser ifpIge fin
Snoifrift ifuloe bore flere &unoreoe
@ar gomn1el, blep fun6en pao et
Steo, Ser bar iaa at itge nfien6t for
@ipililationen in6til for 25 Mar II.
Den, og Set er bon1feligt at forflore,
bborleoes SEN er fommet ser, ntel
minore set ifltl0e bore @ifinger poo
GpentDr fra often, iom bap6e efter:
laot Sen. 6orifjellige @ioenifobs:
meno far erfleret sen egte, onorf
anle r 6en for ct @eorageri.
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Sire Turmprfclicr / bette. Mar.

SoaleOes rnel0er 9lltronomerne.
men il1tet oil oD%erlfpgge @arner's
&bite @ine Of Sar iom ct Mi00el
imroo @olte, 6orfplelie, 5trubeon0e,
Nlltbn1o, .. /. b. Sen be0lte Sur for
CT Del Generation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-11

= Sergenten: - Seq bprer, De
bar eli 8ro0er, er bon lige iaa Sum
iom 9e ielp?
40: = Meb, ban er meget bum=
mere!
@ergenten: - Spoo er iaaoan Ell
Dosmer iaa blepen?
40: - Sfeiant!
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N1inneiota.

- Mrs. 9(nna Sbpgelen, Ell al
&ocbelters Yioneerer, opoe UNDER ct
8eipg bos i'm Cater / @onfato.
Sum bar fpot / 9onrnarf 1887. SUM-
efterlooer Jig tire @ptre> bporaf Ell,
Mrs. 6. Nielien, Dor / ct. Saul.
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&c ifanbinaoiifc sproe iom @pj-
ifplcfag. Ser far / Set li6ite Mars
Sio bnret be9pn6t ct Mrbejoe for ont
ml1ligt at foa Sc lfan6inopiife 5prog
i11ofprt iom ltnoerpisringsfog / en-
eller flere al 8pens &piifoler, life
lonl tpllnget Sag, men iom ct, / bpil=
fet Gleperne / &piifolerne far Mo=
gang til at faa un0erpisning, ON Sc
pnifer Set. 2egislaturen far ollie
reoe tioligere be0toget cit Sou, iom
oobner StotenS @pilfolers 9pre for
Ell loaoon un6erbtsntng, bbor Ser
titles &rap 6erom til Sc lofale Go