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The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-01
The Chief Crime

The mlrisyFt rl8ss ai the kirk of Fol.erulog had b,yu feading the story of Jasqpa aud hs bTelareu, aud Jhe WiaIsiel Wt, asking tbe boys few quest ioa~ li re1isW TbelF replies bad ali been laik concise aud correct saca ss
 ~Wbst -riue did these sons of JacUb COO
 -They sold lbeir br0ibeg Joseph
 "Quut gorge.t And Cor how much dld ibry sell bims'
 eTWtuJy pleaes 0f silver,
 eAad absJ added Co the cruelty and Wi,6edaess uf these bFotherF A pause ~WhaJ made their treachery even more drtestabie aud heinousF
 Then hrEtJ Hylle highlander SretgErd aut 5a eager hand
 eWrI my usutF
 -Plelss sir they selg him ower eha8n uuusrkeepeF
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-01

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The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-01
~Hsn rziEyes FALL our,

Upa1 A Laufs -.- sael thieves f4I l.lt laaeas aseaall zes tlg- d-e rs- a4se ala=lle-alle hope G1 ale ca are os AEz- Ia.. 4, .raas ee arc t- =a.er-l under --e ra-vs gl l-a d..4rla- of --a a-rgF Noa @ .= proposed .s -.-a=se- .sv -alual lo l-e d..s-.4eal at aaa4a-av and l4alr A.saa-t lala --l a. sas as.a. lvl-da Jl I.F le.l s auausg =lel-l .aa l.s sa--la--4 aE- eaHe at a FraE O. u4l al a Ts -l--az=-ol grr s---l.y sa sl-.L..ars 4s -t-lE Hey agaerl a- - Een-as. Bach ola lt laa 4le-.z -s -e..l-= s.-l tlz aul-a- aaalz--ll vt & Che r,s- Eae 4r- 1-.. .-- .l- r-a- uerg a slar- A--a- l pin ter fa-l Ha-- --sE --s sa-r.as -ae sE.le- af ..ae r-g 9sa Ia aa....s -. .=--r-s -s -.a-H r-ls lla- ua aa.r .s.a- .sg I-e s-.l- .--.-.e- -a la r-e Eaaa-.-- -.-. -. bad grz ul l. N.r----l .-ar. s .eis a - t1r . l--aa-- al - les .s.--F- -.- s..a - .es--.-ss aa.la lra..aa -a.- 4ss equal la aag sae r-. Ua-. aal --. oar g-a.l. ar- l.. l--g aaaz sls a-- ca H z.lsl-.L.z-.g ., .le@l .a.-rezts sg oa all la zr-g s- e-
 heL. L-z.l t .lar
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-01
chssrino Him Up.

Cheering Him Up,
 The Sturgeon Now that y0u have en- l5,sy T-.gyrrgd from that slight at- asg lf appendicitis don't you think it would l.s good iJea Co have the cause lf Ihe lrJUule rem1yrds
 Patient Ob. U's llme enough 10 cross bridge when one comes 70 it. The Surgtuu ,rrteyJivelyl-Tbars SO; sou may die frum some other cause Ip the meautimr.-lIiustrsJed Sunday Magazine
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-01
TaR. R...-.tsa.

WHHa m & Hid-e.y. forurr uaWrtrat lsr sr fsr t4.Feuc5 sad af c,.raIu specul1loF lrrsaiiy
 Tbr uaH b as iUsrgs5as ss h'Fss fradar.s soa a l9 aas once aar2 t'se'''A Is called lpga by bis father io u'oaai a sarar and szaIbE Hs Faees
 As be asaaird be ieaned toward hs faihrf and ssld
 -Ar- Fal buFjHs 0F selling "- sle ress hasa4-st
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-01
70 -o";-0-;-o-;-O--;--O-;-
SsAGWaI WEATHER REPORT

O-;-0 -:-o-:-O-;-o-;-0-;-
 Rssaits og the observations taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight, Oct0bei 30, lYtu, is as follows;
 tsus5ratIge sisuu ouaervet'u Sl Aooys MAA. tas4l preceding s4h9l,s 3s above aln i5 above aoAl 4ll' above
 8aeouste 8.3l Cloudy, and calm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-01

NE H- a rsl ls sA AHared staFsls s.laal children sre - Ial- of lAs aaa- .s 414s llo lisa Al la- u-1-ls sE.-s us- l-e paaHat pllae ly pH----ar1 aa4sL l--l Lerg may bs l l 4-ls lg faa aazz Hao al ultimately usag us esal oaly l.stas1 4ag lslI
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-01

il Nr Eull.E lf Arl4....s ClEg and Nr Corning lt Clesslall h.-ek4 etA haze gained Jao laaaelI-al irvats Cor a9ue rlle
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-01
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Jru.Llu.ed lg-ters gvm4n.nS lD me skasaay D. Q. No, !. Searle H Tum1stu. J0bD Trbble. EjWln W, NldUg Adolph
 A E. KINDELL. P M
The daily Alaskan., 1910-11-01

GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
 SALE
 The Pack Train Is now selling IE I5t of Good Goods st reduced prices as they are getting too old a hold aa5 szl Et profit Yours, -f Herman Grimm
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-07

tontoret bar, 'er blepen arrelteret. /
e%roofiton og fert tiIbage til Don-
olo1on UNDER Ell at bans t%ioligere
Ertncipol fremfat Mnflage for qropt
&Doeri. S bans @uffert fan6tes f1ere
'1De &leoningu, en- Operfraffe,
Stremper, Slips, Bonbons og ST.
so / 6rimarfer, bporaf en- Del bar
$5=Eaffer, iom life tor oobneoe.
en Mnfloge for &pberi al Hoitfon-
toret oil blipe fremfert moo bom.
&aaen er % Mor gommel.
= Oct bor poft en- meget flor 0p=
iigt / &on6ipobi County, at Seno=
tor 8. .. Sborpe> ser par 11omine=
ret til republifanite @onoioot for
@ienbalg til 5enatet, bpor ian bor
giort &ieneite / 12 Mor, far inoienSr
lin &eiignation iom @anoi6ot til
County &omiteen; set antoges, at
ban poa @runo al fin Ml6er lite tpr
binoe an meo Sen onltrengen6e
&ogne. &omiteen far efter en-
grnnoig O%perpeielie al Situotione,1
tilbu6t @ominotionen ii! @bas. M.
SoelL, &osierer for 6irit Motirnol
@arf / @illmor, iom bar mootoyct
ben og iaale6es TIL blipe Mo0fonoi=
Dot MOS &e0aftgr Sictor 6. 2omiou
at @illmar ~Sribune". S6ell far
tioligere bgret Gol1ntDets 5beriff.
s. S. 8rigbt / 6ergus Sails,
ser par nomineret ip1n @epublifoner=
mes &an0i0at for Stots Senotet
imoo Eopl1liiten Ole 3. Sogeng,
bar ligele6es trl,ffet Jig tilboge, og
Sogeng foor ioole6es ingen Moo=
fanoioat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-07
Uorc uafoto.

- Mobni18en al bet npe Nortb.
meitern College, iom er blepet opret-
tet / Gelpa al SEN norife @pno6es
noropeltlige Diitrift, fan6t Steo sen
5. Sftober. 9iltriftets 6ormano,
Eoitor g. 81. &enoricfion> 6. 81.
Sobnion, 0en republifanife @l1per=
nerfanoioot, og Boitor $. 10. Mor-
manu. SfolenS 8eltprer, bol6t So
Ter.
Mapor Murpbp i @rano
SORTS iatte ii0lte uge en- Stopper for
ct Stag &artp", iom nogle iports>
interest ere0e glementer / 8pen / al
Stilbeo bap0e forbere6t i Sacfs Mu-
0itorium. @enligten bar, at Ser full
De frempiies 2psbille0er al Mepe=
f%ggtninger. Moporen fit pua Ell ell
Ter an0en Maaoe at pi0e, pbao Der
bar igiere og gap Sr0re til, at Sor<
broet moo 6rempisnioa al loooanne
9ille6er lful6e giennemfares til
Eunft % &riffe.
= SIR. 6. 81. Sobnion, Sen repl1=
6lifanif e &on6i0at for @upernpr i
Nor6 0ofota, far bapt Sen ltore
Sorg, at bans 3 Mar gonnle Spn 81
min CT omfommet pe6 en- 8ran0 pe0
9jenln1et / Minot, % Mrs. Sobnion
lom blep 0pbt rpitet pes Begipenbe-
Sen, er / en- meget bet9nfelig Sil-
itan0. Saa pi6t pi6es opitoo Sloen
Il en- lille &omin / ct 9egebus bagpeo
Sp9ningen. 2egerne n1ener, at 8ar-
net bar fpalt al &pg, fdr Sloen
noae0e set, men 2iget bar iao for
brenOt, ga 8ran0peienet fit S1oen
lluffet, at set n9ppe bar til at gien-
fjenoe. @r. Sobnion 6or paa en-
&agnetur / Seem &ocfforo og rel
tie piebliffelig ODER Brerien til Sci
mot / Mutomobil> iaainart @fterret-
nin9en nooe6e bann.
= Gronf Sc @ono Mc95ep, &b.
g., Sc. g., ti0ligere 6ormono for
Minneiotas Sfottefomsiion og @ro=
fesior / 5tatsgfonomi pes Minnelo=
tos nniperiitet og / nj Mor &rnii-
bent for minneapolis Msiociate0
CHARITIES, blep Tre0ag @ftermiooae
formelt inoiot / lin Shilling JONI
Breii0ent for Mortb 9ofota l1niper=
litet @ron0 SORTS. Den bbiti6elige
&onoling fanot steo / l1niperiitetets
@Dmnoitiliql, Ser bar al6eles fulo-
poffet. @ommer g. 6. Doung al
Sarge, Erei i6ent for 8oor6 Of Me=
gents, bolot &r9i ertationstalen, poo
bbilfen &rait6ent Mcgep ipore6e.
@uberner 8urfe preit0ere6e. Ser
boboe foruo beret flere Cages Seit=
ligbeoer pe6 uniperiitetet, og 0isie
enote me6 ct fort Sptog paa Timber
1itetets Campus, ser u6gif fra Dabis
Sail. &trfelige Mutboriteter, &e=
preientanter for is Ier6e 5eIifaber,
for bgiere Sfoler og Colleges / Stu
ten, &egieringsembeosmen6, Sc
6onife, norffe og ibenife @oniuler i
Moro Dafota, mango &onoratiores,
Stuoehter og @roouenter fra Uni
beriitetet 6eltog. Or. McgepS S1S-
iettelie iom &reit6ent fal6er ion,.
men meb Mfilutningen al De fgrite g:
slar at l1niperiitetets @irfiombeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-07
Minnefota.

= 2iget al Miels &e0erien, Ell
Sarmer / Conn Of @agle Safe pe>
SergnS Sails, bleo fun6en bengenof
I ct Ere lite longt fra bans Stem.
San foripan0t en- l1ge fdr. SSnger
Mariag til SeIpu1oroet er b%efienot.
- Sfin11er Cottage, en- al 2ogi=
bDgningerne for Sc f%pin6eltge gleper
peo Carleton college / Mortbfiel6,
brenote ii6ite l1ge. 8eboerne par
ollie | Spiieialen, ga Sl6en brg6 no,
1aa ben baboe grebet iterft ONT Jig,
fer ben bleb op6oget. 8ran6ifa0en
ct omfring $4,000.
~ ebert @aoet / @rifine, ser
par npret @Ierf / Sobn 2un6s 8u=
tit Donaloion, / bpilfen 8utif Hoit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-07


6 onge milien bill |
@fteraaret afleg9e 8eigg / eng
lan0. 9ronnin9en og 8ronprins
Olop ofreiier rimeligpis / 8egpn6el.
len al Mopember, &oneen moaffe fbri1
noeet ienere. &ongefomiliens Sil'
bagefomit bill finoe Steo fort fpr
Sui.
Dpo 81 merifa 4. eta.
tionsbetient @ariten @intber bel
San6nes STANDARDIZATION fit for et
Yar @aone6er ii6en ct ballot Mara
Germisiion og reiite til Dulutb
Imerifo. Soa inolpb Meooelelie ON,
at ban bar 800 paa set 6erperen6f
@oipital at 8pfus efter fun 4 9a'
! 9es 5pgeleie, en- trilt Me6oelelie 70,
bans @l1itru og 5 imaa 8ern. Ser
Mfopbe bar i 80 Mars Ml6eren.
Ippepo Mnrge.
Set far lnn9e peret arbei0et iber'
Sig for at jamie Mioler tbs Snofipf
uf en- 6lpbemoifine til Morge. Del
bar peret Meningen at fipbe Ell al
8oron @eoeritrems 8leriotmaifiner,
bpis ban ifllloe bite Jig pillig til at
ielge Sen. Set &oniortium, fom far
arbeioet mes Sogen, bar MI iomlet
10000 &roner, JONI iiges at pere
&jebeiummen. S Silfel6e al, at
&ipbet goor / Sr6en, pil Sui @an-
len foretoge Sc fprite Torlpg meo
Mpporotet.
8 abnet g pttleno c.
an Ger. 8ottlenoiefangere1
~Margoret" al Sensberg maa 0es=
p9rre antoges at prere forlilt mes
Mano og M11s / Ssbapet. Man far
/ lengere Si6 neret s@ngitelie for
Sen. Gen iioite gfterretning, man
bar fra Sen ct, at @palfangerer
~6erola" / 9egDnoelien al Suli bcS
upfiS;et ct 2ipbelte, merfet uMarga=
ret". Sfibet bopoe Is Monos &c
ietning. 6prer bar Sans @aulfer.
Sensberg, Stprmano og Sfptte::
Sobs. Sobnien Sjemp, 1lenier s(.
@atbioien, Acknowledgment pr.
Sgnsberg, 8eoltemono Ye0er 6.
Gbriitenien, 8repif pr. Spnsberg.
Stuert Ole %. 0lahsien, 2arpit.
@aa0smano s. Sobnien, 2arbi:.
Iongltfeltet bar @apet mellem Sbet=
lan0seerne og Sslano lon1t op mos
Spitsbergen. Sfibet por Ell 110mGl.
fet Ssbapsifl10e % ct goot 5plfib.
Set eieOes al ct Nftieielifob meO
9isponent Srerretsiogfprer Mepe:.
Spns6erg. Sfibet par oslurere1.
ga III tibet ~ / II g.
s., ser / CONNER ianf peb
@rpnlano, bill blipe bepet % tage1
til Morge for Deportation. Sing
fon0", JONI poa &ejie fra Spigtut til
&ip6enbapn me0 Ell 2a0ning &rpolitf
fom / 9el9t / Sien, bporpeo Sen fit
Stepnell fnult og 0erfter r%eturnere.
Sc til Spigtut, bpor sen ionf, pa1
en- Si0 opgipet, ga n1on unente, at ser
bap0e facet for megen 5fa0e. Set el
Dog MI lDffe0es Sen norife 8ierg'
ningSoamper uure0" al @ois ri
faa tetnet Damperen, iom oerefte,
bleb inollabt til &rpolitbielifabets
BlaoS, bpor 2a6ningen losies. 5ft
bet lfal 0erefter i9ttes pao 8ol1f oe
propilortif repareres, bporefter @e
ningen er at ieile n1e0 set il Morge
Man baboe frpgtet for, at Maifi
men bop0e taget Sfa0e, pg at 9lrer
por eret iom 6elge af Sen long'
Sio, Sfibet bapoe 1taaet paa @ru1li
meo Den tunge 2a1t, men efter a
Sftbet ct pumpet Icons, bor mar
prepet Maifinen> Ser / ol(e @etrin
ger pirfe6e laa tilfre0Sltillenoe, a
man mener, at Sfi6et be0 egen Mo
%lfinfroft pil funne ieile til Morge
floor Sen en0elige &epartion lfol fin
6e @te6.
8 |, abet ont uII
nj aims 9G6 nooeoe til 8ris
tel 0en 3. September. 0eltoaern
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-07
= Norge. >

i
! Sen tefnite @foI'
i Sron0bem er 5. II. Sep
TENDER blepet aabnet al &ongen.
% Mrerfo itten
: ronb b / e m. SEQ Sc 6or
bonolinger, ser er fprte mellem Mr
beiosgiperforeningen, Murermeltre
mes 2apsorguniiation og Arbeioer
mes faglige 2anosorganiiation, e.
ser opnaaet @nigbeo mellem Sc for
banolebe Starter ON ct Gorilag ii
Operensfomlt for Murerfaget
Sron6biem.
&unton 8rugs S q
+ r fbpgni ing @iepif e1
neobrenot. Sl6en opoa9e0es al Ga
brifens egne 6olf / @eiieinoretninger
paa 5p%rreloftet. 8ran0peienet alar'
mertes itrafs. Sl0en greb burtie
ON Jig, % mart lto0 bele 6abrifen
lps Sue. 9ran0pei grbeioe
maotte gaa u0 pao at binore Sl6ens
pibere lt0breoelle til Sc andre 8Dg'
ringer, Sreoreieriet % Sc itore Sre'
lalttomter, JONI ligger paa Sen onoen
SIDE al glpen ret operfor 8ranoite'
set. Gette lpffeoes o9ioa, % efter
Ell Simes 6orlpb bar Sloen Tuffet.
Gen bren6te 9pgning og Maltiner
iaut pprige S11pentar bar asiureret
for 100000 &roner.
5fnbt in 9 0 5 c +.
gn rpitenoe l1lpffe ben0te forleoen
poa @aqroen Sobro / Berg peo 6re~
brifsbal0. 0esperre ifploes. l1lpt.
fen MI on iaa mango @ange fpr
llforiigtigbeo mes Sfpoeuaaben. Sic
neltegl1tten bap0e bGngt fra Zig iii
Iabte @eper / ct @erelie. So Smaa~
gutter paa @aaroen, Spr1ner al 81,
rer Stterien, SEN enc IL og sen an=
SEN 10 Mor, iaa @epnret, oa Sc Tom
bier1 fra 9folen. Sen nl0lte al Sem
tog Set, og ioetiamme gift Sfuooet
al og ramte bans lille @ro0er / So
peoet, iaa Fan siebliffelig Opoe. Sen
forulpffe0e be6 Sttar Stterlen, og
par EN- uolnrin0elig fi9f lt0en @l1t,
lom por SEN flinfelte / lin &lasiey
en- 6orm II ingstal e.
&e6 bper erelte Seslion / 9. @e0e,
martens u0fripnings=9 iltrift iaar
bar Sberitlpitnant Seeberg enten fb:
eller efter set militere Mp0e bolbt
en- monen6e Sale til Sc unge Gut
ter. @an far o%pfororet BEN til ii
ifp ollie 9riffelag og &ortlpillag, al
tpipliom 9nniemorro og &polm pao
Observation-Disclosures og iite0et %foreta:
&c Jig noget npttig eller 0prfe il,nb
og gapnlig S0rat til 8e0lte for ii9
ielp o9 Ge0relan0et. Sans Soler
bar alti0 peret paa6prt / 0pb Still
beo. Ser er MI longt min>re 9,ruf'
fenifob blanbt Manoifaberne pel
miIitnre Mp6er euo ti0li9ere.
81 / t M ter S a + e 4
er pen0t tilbage til Sromsp fra jin
@fspe0ition til spit5bergen og r1eo:
6eler bl. a. fplgen6e ont @fspeoitio:
men: gfspe6itionen forlo0 &ommer
felt Sen %. SUM- for at ;ortintte Sc
/ 1909 paabegpn0te fortografilfe Sp
tagelier paa HrinS &arls 2on6. 9
%. Mugult 9if gfspe0itionen ip6poc
til Sort Signe. Ser er forctage,
ct ltort Mntal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Meooeleli erne ON, at Ser fin0es er
gnlfon og BORNE SLIDER peo 5000
bop, er urigtige. Sen 5. Septem
Der par ollie @e6lemmer of @fspeti
tionen iamle6e / @reenbofen. 81
pioenifobelige l1obptte al gfspeoitic
men er meget fort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-07

9 II 5 T. a b e t ont II I T.
nj aims Dg6 nooe0e til 8riis.
lei Sen 3. @eptember. Deltogerne
fra De tire noroilfe 2anoe / Sen inter-
parlomentariife &%onferance, Man6
og &piroer, ipiite iuit Srofolt iam-
men. 9a reiite Sobn 2uno Jig o9
meooelte 8u6ifabet, ioet fan bol0t
en- boffer @in0etole ON bam, min.
oeoes at ian bob6e beret 6or1loqs-
%ltiller og Sroferer for set norlfe
Stortings 9eltagelie / 6reospoliti'
ten og / oct interparlamentarilfe Sir.
beloe. &f oe tilite0eperenoe piloe
flere min6es Samperet me6 ban
paa De fprite interparlamentariife
&%onferancer, og olle fienote bans
Manoooms itore &rbeiosoag. Ser
bar Saarer / @en6s og @pin6ers
91ae, og alle bar 6pbt grebet. Mi
ftllteoeperenoe Donifer nepnes Sire,
Drift 8aler> tioligere @onleilsprelt,
bent 3able og &uitruu tioligere ST.
o%enrtgsminiiter g. @uncb og SUI.
ltru, at Sbenife Sen porlomentarilfe
@ruppes Gorman6, @rnelt 8ecfmon
I
og &uitru, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@er6enstemplor @amrinifp GA S1.
itru; al @orffe ben nprife @ruppes
5ormanS $. Sort og Suftru %
Sobn 2nno. senere falot ser mel.
lem &epreientanter for Sc ire nor.
oife Soft ofte parme Dr6 ON Sen
'lDlenoe Saler og Goregangsmono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-07

Ct Sbor @pitfeI6t i.
VI 0 II m e / Norqe. 9.
4. Sftober, 200=g(orsoogen for Ga,
get / &egebrgt, iful0e afilpres foran
9urum Strife ct. 9 Meter bpit Mo1u=
rnent for Soften fra @ggebugt,
9sor0monoen Spor @pitfeIot. Mo-
nl'mentet beitaor al 1tore Stenbloffe,
omgipne at en- &re6S al min6rc5ten,
forbunone pe0 &e0er. S &opeoiof.
felen inofattes ct &elief / ~ Gang
noturlig Sterrelie, uofert al ser
norife 8ille6bugger @uitop 2erum
6oran Monumentet anbringes Ell
&onon fra &egebugt, ser er ffienfe1
at Get 6onffe M%inilterium.
&bitfelot ltgger begrabet / fin
Tefores @rabfapel peo &urum Sir,
fe, life langt fra 6amiliegaar6er
,Sbronita6.
Eaa afilsringsoagen ffuloe 81
1fop Sang tale / &urum @irfe, of
Erofesior Ongoor Mielien boI6e Mf
1l%prtngstalen be6 Monum1entet. Ste
prelenta11ter for Gamilien &pitfeI6,
bar t1obnote, og SEN norife Meqie
ring btloe ienoe ct &anierifib ii
Jelten. Monumentet bor iom sSsn6.
1trtft felgenoe 2inier at S. g. Bulls
&bitfel6tiang:
rSan itoo iblan6t oe iaa' fig ON,
loa be1et ban &ne, Sen $erre from
pg sfnten fiji sit, bborfra G1oae1
! fom."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-10-07

6 ongea lien bill /
@fteraaret afleg9e 8eipg / eng.
lan0. 9ronnin9en og 8ronprins
Olop afreiier rimeligpis / 8egpn6el.
len al Mopember, &o11gen moaffe ferft
noget ienere. &ongefomiliens Sil-
bagefomit bill fin6e Steo fort fpr
Sui.
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denim or make a recommendation Of a
change.
Following the making OF this report
the grand jury adjourned and was dis
charged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-10
W0MAN'S HAIR
The Mcbride & Will Drug Company
Knows Of Preparation That
Makes Hair Eascinatinn

Partisan Sage is the ideal hair tonic
and beautifier of the present time
1t is compounded on the most ad-
vanceI scientific prime pies. and moth
ing on the market today can compare
with it,
1t accomplishes 50 much more than
the ordinary tonics, and does it so
quickly that users are astonlshed
Partisan Sage kills the dandruff
germs and eradicares dandruff in two
weeks. or money back.
Partisan Sage stops falling hair;
itching of the scalp and sphtting hairs
or money back
Since its introduction into America
it has become : prime favorite with
women of refine ment.
Partisan Sage gives a fascinating
lustre TO womei's hair and makes I
beautiful II makes the hair grow lux
uriantly: il j. the daintiest and most
refreshing hair dressing that science
has produced. and has not particle
Of grease ~ sickness in it.
A large bottle Of Partisan Sage costs
but 30 cents 1T the Mcbride & VIII
Drug Compare and druggists every
where. The gin With the Auburn hair
is on every package.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-10
MRS. VIRGINIA IRWIN DEAD.
Well Known Old Resident Of the City
Dies of Old Age.

Mrs Virginia Irwin, a well-knOWn Ole
| resident OF the city, and an Iowa plon'
eer, died at her home, 412 North Third
street, at $50 Friday evening, of ole
age Mrs Twins health has been fail
ing rapidly for the past two years, ow'
| ing 10 her advanced age. Last NoVem-
Der the patient suffered a light stroke
CT paralysis, and two months ago q
second stroke resulted. a third stroke.
last Saturday, FASTENED the end, and
since that time Mrs. Irwin had been
sinking rapidly.
Virginia Ann Barrere was a native of
jamestown, O., where she was born
Jan. -, 1922. Her father, DR.. John
Barrere, died before she was born, hav-
ing contracted cholera from one of his
patients. 4 few years later Mrs. jan
uary Barrere, DIR. Barreres widow,
married Stephen NJ Irwin, who was the
father of Isaiah w. Irwin, who became
the husband of Virginia Barrere at
jamestown on July %. lS41
After their marriage Mr.. and Mrs
irwin moved to Sabina, o.. where they
lived for several years. and in 1853 de-
cided TO cast their lot in the then far
west They came overland to Iowa
and settled at Drakeville, Davis coun-
", where they lived on a farm until
1872. or year following Mr.. Irwin :
death on March %, 1871. Mrs. Irwin
and her family Went from Drakeville to
Moulton, in -Appanoose county, and in
1888 moved back 10 Davis county near
Bloomfield, where they lived until 1892,
when they came to this city. Mrs. IT.
Win bought a home at 4l2 North Third
street upon coming 70 MarshalltoWn,
and has lived there ever since with her
son, Matthias W. Irwin, upon whom has
deyoIved the care of his mother since
his. fathers death in 1871, and who has
been Mrs. Twins constant companion
during her old age.
Mrs. Irwin is survived by six of her
nine children-the living all being sons
The three children who died passed
away during their childhood. The sons
living are William E. irwin, of Beth
any. Neb, who is in the city; stephan
NJ. Irwin, Of Los Angeles; Arthur \.
Irwin, of Wichita. Jan; 1. z. irwin. OF
Houston, Tex; and Matthias w and
John c. Irwin. of this city. Mrs. Irwin
also leaves thirteen grandchildren. and
six great grandchildren. a half-broth-
er. James Houston Irwin, lives at Win
field. Kan.
Mrs. Irwin was an old member Of the
Church of Christ, having been one OF
the pioneer workers OF the denomina-
ton in Iowa. and member of the
church here since she came to Mar
Shailtown Mrs Irwin had been a mem
Der of the denomination sixty-nine
years. and worked with her husband
who was minister in the church for
eighteen years prior to his death.
Mrs Twins funeral viii be held from
the residence sunday afternoon al $50.
in charge Of Rev. c. H. Morris. Inter-
nent will be in Riverside.
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REPORT FAULTY CONSTRUCTION
AND SAYS THAT INSPECTOR
SHOULD BE EMPLOYED.
MAKES ITS REPORTS TO
COURT FOLLOWING VISIT
Criticism of the Construction Of Walls
Is Made and the Jury Says Super
visors Should Have an Inspector on
the Job-Manasement of the County
Farm Highly Praised.

The employment of an inspector, to
have supervision of the building of the
county's hospital at the poor farm, was
recommended, and fault was found
with the construction of the building
in a formal report made to Judge j..
NJ. Parker by the grand jury Friday,
afternoon, following a visit the jury
made 10 the poor farm
The question of employing an in
spector for this and other county work
during the summer, but there was q
difference of opinion, the majority Of
the board contending tina, AL insi or
was not necessary. The result was that
Find Defects in Building.
Defects in the construction of the
building were found, according to the
report, which are set out in a report
made To the board of supervisors.
These defects, according TO a member
of the jury. We're regarding the man
ner in which some of the walls We're
built the improper bonding Of the
walls in places and the setting of door
jams before the interior walls had been
plastered. In the following paragraph
of its report the jury criticises the con-
struction Of the building and cites the
need of an Inspector:
We have made an examination of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-10
WITH CHANGING SEASON.
Cool Nights Impress Ono With Neees-
city Of Warmer Weather.

The cool nights impress one most
forcibly of the necessity Of warmer
clothing and the approach Of winter.
The summer season is past and the
time has arrived to place that order
for a fall suit. Psenicka stands fore
most In the ranks of central Iowa tall
ors and his fall showing this year is
the best he has ever had to offer his
customers. The fall fabrics presented
by Psenicka will please the most ex-
acting and the most fastidious. A
Psenicka made suit is made right. He
has the best of tailors. and when he
employs a man he first satisfies himself
that he has secured the best Workmen
procurable. The result is that he can
insure satisfactory work to his patrons
Call at Psenicka's and inspect his fall
lines. and you will certainly place an
order.
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GETS THRU NICELY
Condition Favorable Says Telegram
From Chicago Following Operation
on Rev. DR.. Fitzpatrick in Chicago
This Morning.

A telegram this morning from Mercy
hospital. Chicago, to Rev. f. j. Renter,
announced that the surgical operation
on Rev ]. j. Fitzpatrick. d. d, pastor
of ST Mary's church, had been per-
formed, and that DR.. Fitzpatrick's con-
diitou was favorable No particulars
of the operation. or as 10 just what
was found to be the cause Of DR.. Fitz-
patrick's illness were given in the mes
sage