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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-01
SHOOTS TWO PEOPLE
IN CROWDED Street
Throngs Leavinn Theaters See
Negro Fire at CoIored
Man and Woman.

Aroused at the sight Of the girl he
loved with his rival. BENJAMIN johnson.
colored. shot them both down ~ they
were walking In q crowd Of people on d
street near Sth street last night. Today
the wounded girl. Louise Gardner,
maid In the woodley apartment house.
and Harry Ross. who was shot with her.
are both In Emergency Hospital. suffer
ing from painful wounds. Their condi-
ton Is not serious. however. Both VIC
tins are colored.
Johnson. alias Samuel Butler. according
to the police not only admits the shoot
ing, but Is sorry that he did not kill both
his victims. He 10 In jail awaiting
preliminary hearing in the Police Court
tomorrow.
The shooting occurred about IL O'Clock.
when the streets in the neighborhood
were crowded with homegoing patrons
of the moving picture theaters. Tns
affair caused intense excitement. necessf-
tating the calling out Of police reserves
from the first precinct.
All three of the persons involved are
natives OF washington and up to ut
tie more than a year ago johnson and
the Gardner girl were sweethearts. Some
time ago Johnson left Washington for
New York to become q waiter in q res
taurant there, with the expectation Of re-
turning here later. marrying his sweet
heart and taking her back to New York.
A short while ago johnson heard that
the girl intended to marry another. He
hurried back to this city and found the
rumors true, according to his story, the
girl admitting that he had been sup
planted In her affections by Ross. john
son spent several days trying to persuade
the girl to come back to him, but with
out avail Her refusals made him des-
perate. he is said to have told the police.
Followed Them to Theater.
Last night he located Ross and the
girl together and followed them to a
theater on 9th street. He waited until
they left tho place and traiied them along
I street to 8th.
Now you choose between him and
me-" said Johnson. grabbing the girl by
the arm az they neared Sth street. And
IL you don't choose me I'll shoot
A shake Of the head and an admonition
to him to go away and attend TO his own
business were followed by johnson draw
ing his revolver and shooting at the
pair.
Four shots were fired, two of which
took effect. One plowed through the
girls side and lodged back Of the shoulder
and another found q resting place In
Ross leg. The shots and shrieks Of the
crowd that witnessed the shooting at
tracted the attention Of Policeman
Thompson. He grabbed the revolver out
Of Johnson's hand.
The wounded couple were sent to
Emergency Hospital in an ambulance.
johnson was taken to the FIRST precinct
station house, where he was lodged In q
cell for the night. and this morning CON-
mftted to jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-01
BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. September ]. =
Wheat-Steady: spot contract. 1.02; spot
No. red western. LOB: September, l.O2;
October, 1.O3saa1 OsH: December, 1.O6n:
steamer, No red. 90: receipts, 6S.983
bushels: exports. $4,000 bushels; south
ern by sample, S2a1O0; southern on
grade, 96Ba1.02A.
Corn-Easier: spot contract, 65la; year,
61M; receipts, 15,997 bushels; exports, 800
bushels.
Oats Easier: No. 2 white. 37ha3S:
standard, 381ka37; No. white. 36a36a:
receipts. 69,444 bushels; exports, 10
bushels.
Rye-Dull: No. western domestic, 76a
n: receipts, u bushels.
Hay-Easier: No. 1 timothy, $21OOa
sol so; No 1 clover mixed, 1S5Oa$19OO.
Grain enthusiastically; unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-01

BAR silver steady. 24%d per ounce.
Money 2s24 per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is , f-lSa3i< per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
three-mont bills Is 3lsa3i. per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-01

Goldheld Consolidated Mines Company
is a new stock listed today. Capital
stock. $35. 591. $50. Par value Of shares,
SO each.
sEx div-Amer. Sugar, TX: Amer.
Sugar pfd., IN; Laclede Gas OF st. Louis,
/, and United States Steel, IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-01

CALL MONEY.
Call Money. ~ ~ IN
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09
SCHOOLS FOR CITIZENSHIP

It is notable that six states of
the Union have already started
schools for citizenship that is,
have adopted the initiative and
referendum; and, if we find that
the citizens of these states are
waking up and discharging their
duties with hitherto unprecedented
fidelity it may be cheering to those
who have lost hope and see no
way out of the perplexing labyrinth
in which in the other states we
find ourselves.
Oregon and Oklahoma are two
of those states-one republican,
the other democratic. Oregon has
voted upon 80 questions in the
three State elections held since the
adoption of the initiative and ref
erendum. Oklahoma has had one
election and voted on FIVE prob
lens.
Our inquiry is: what has been
the effect of the Referendum upon
the people9"
The bald fact that an average of
n per cent of those who go to the
polls in Oregon vote upon ques-
tions, shows a live interest. In
Oklahoma the average stands at
70 per cent. This is an average
mind you. The lowest stands at
81 per cent; the highest at 50 per
cent. On all important issues 8
or 8 voters out of 10 show their
concern by their votes.
Associate Justice Mcbride of
the Oregon Supreme Court, writes:
II am satisfied that this method
of legislation is great educator of
the ordinary citizen in the duties
and responsibilities Of citizenship"
j. King in The Public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09
LAND SALES

The largest sale of state lands
since Register Jefferson took
charge of the land Office l8 months
ago, was on Wednesday. The sale
comprised some 10000 acres of
school land.
This land is located in 26 differ.
ent counties, and some Of it is
considered very valuable. This
sale includes considerable state
land in Pueblo county.
The sale has been advertised in
nearly every important city in this
state, besides which these adver-
tisements have also appeared in
newspapers in several other
states.
During the incumbency of Com
missioner Jefferson there has been
disposed of through the state land
board some 100000 acres of school
lands, the receipts from which
reach a grand total of approx
mately 100000.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09

The House bill establishing n
postal savings bank system passed
the senate on the 22d BY A to %.
Senators Cummins. Bristow, and
La Fol cite voted against it on the
ground that it favors the big bank.
ing interests. Senator Dolliver
was paired against it. Only one
democrat. Senator Chamberlain Of
Oregon, voted for Il. The bill was
signed on the Path by President
Taft.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09
WE HAVE SlNNED

One day, now many years ago, l
found John p. Altgeld reading q
copy Of The Public in which was
given an account Of banquet held
in New York city by the get to-
gether" democrats, who are always
for harmony when they can lead
the procession and dictate party
policies. Bryan had been defeated
twice, and they believed that he
surely would not trouble the party
again. The slogan was: Get to-
gether, you lean hungry democrats
so long out of office-and unite
on some acceptable candidate, and
drive the republicans out Of
power" Midnight approached
and no discordant sound had been
heard. The knowing ones winked
at each other, a. il to say, "All's
we'll" Finally our friend G. E. s.
Wood Of Oregon got up and dis.
charged such . fusilade of anti
monopoly material that these rep
resentatives Of predatory wealth
were dismayed. "Oh, Schilli, e."
said Alleged. Il can't tell you how
glad / am to know that the time
has finally come when these pirates
can't meet anywhere any more
without some ones getting up aud
exposing their designs. Geo. A.
Schilling.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09
MASS MEETING

A mass meeting of the Demo-
Gratis of the County of Rio Grande,
is hereby called to meet at Monte
Vista, on Saturday, the 9th day Of
July, at the Town Hall. Meeting
will be called at 2 p. m. sharp.
The purpose of this call 10 to
discuss questions Of vital import
to the people of this county and
state. All good Democrats are
urged to be present.
j. G. GILBREATH,
County Chairman.
MICHAEL BRADY,
Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09

Three sections of camping
party pulled out from Euclid
street Tuesday morning on a ten
days camping and fishing trip TO
Clear creek. The party consisted
Of d. B. CLARK, VIM. Grin LEY, j.
F. Blackburn, Mr.. Develbiss, Wal
ter Wright and their families.
Mrs. ID. H. Cove and little son
took the train Wednesday to join
the excursionists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09
\ er,aassu, wreck

OF train. sutou,ohils o. buggy 'aay cause
cuts. bruises. sbeassoos. spssins OF
wounds that dsmasd Bucklsn's Asnica
ssivs. sarth's greatest hssisr. Quick ~.
l,si and prompt cure results. For burns.
bo.Is, sores Of oil kinds, scssma, chap
ped hands and lips, sore eyes OF eosns,
IL supreme. Sursst pile cure. &c at
The Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish in this way to express
our gratitude to the numerous
friends for their many acts of
kindness toward us in our recent
bereavement, and especially to the
members of the Masonic lodge
and Carpenters Union for their
kindness and beautiful floral offer
ing.
F. f. EDsTRoM
MRS. CHAs. STEPHENS
MRS. FRANK STEPHENS
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09

Dave Gibbs has the finest look.
ing crop Of potatoes near town on
new land be recently purchased
from the Trans. Mississippi In.
vestment company. II potatoes
bring . good price this fall the
crop will 70 . long way toward
paying for the land.-La lara
Chronicle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09

The racing matinee, OF Tuesday
afternoon, proved to be the very
best Of the recent series Of races.
Everything went oil like clock
work, the horses starting on time
and there was no confusion to mar
the event. A large number of en-
thusiasts lined up before the track
and all expressed themselves high.
ly pleased with the outcome. Ala
mosa journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09

Archdeacon SchoReM will hold
services In 81. Stephens Episcopal
church on Sunday, July 10Th. at II
.. m. and $40 p. m.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09

Miss Grace Dashbach and Miss
Florence Sewer Middsugh will
give a concert Monday evening,
July II, at the opera house. Del
Norte. The program will consis,
Of all English songs being com.
posed Of old folks songs, children
songs and modern English songs
-Prospec tor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09

MARRlED-Sunday, July Bird, at
the home Of the brides mother
Mr.. Duane Mckune to Miss Eta
Belle Barber. both OF this city
Rev. NJ. NJ. Nelson was officiating
clergyman. The wedding was at.
tended by relatives Of the contract.
ing parties. The ''newly-weds" are
spending their honeymoon in the
hills fishing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-07-09
CONTESTANTS:

Miss Dennie Cragg 377O
Mrs. C. M. Harris 2495
Miss Robbie Castle .256O
Mrs. J. S. Carten PASS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
Jowa.

= Set er mange Mar iioen Sen
norolige Sci al Soma bar bopt ioo
fort @nefalo og iaa lan9parigt Gle
6ef6re iom / 8tl1ter. Sra 1. Decem=
Der op til I'LL bar ser Duret 5ne,
men Bette bar paret Ell foitbor glffn=
re for 8urmerre. Hao @runo al
Set barme og fugtige Gfteraor turbc
Sarmerne fife tage 6eres Mais in6,
og mango. al 0cm pente0e me0 at
vbuife" til / December, men iaa fon'
Sneen og gior6e bette Mrbei0e ban,
ifeligt. Oct regr1es, at en- Sreojeoel
al Moiien ltaar paa Marfen / Sm
c9n1en al Spencer. Mange Tarmcri
fif fife nof buffet til at fo6re mes
og paa @rluno al Sneen CT Mojier
ilaaet ii! Sor0en og oil bentelig bliot
belt eoelagt al Gaarregnen. 5pgrgs
maalet ON Se6mais pol6er mege,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
Sro Dafota.

CIT Eromoter pe6 Napn 6: q.
Mogee orbejoer / benne Sio for s(l1=
lag al en- eleftrilf Scrnbone ira
Siol,r Gitp til Siour Sails, oper
OF Foints> &ermillion og Center.
billie. San far bplot Meoer / Sc for-
ifiellige 8per ont Sogen %, pooltoar,
at bon ollereoe bur lttret Jig set meitc
al Seiretten.
- Haa 2otper 9rl1Ie 2aroet er
oer fl,1roet b%etpoelige @osmn11gber /
Sorben. en- 6armcr pe6 Mopn 81.
&ruger, JONI bar cit @asftl6e I Mer<
beoen al lit @ltS, er iaa beloig %itillet,
at ban ingen l1ogifter bar til @orn1e
eller 8elpsntng, ioet @asfiloen bele
@interen igiennem bor foripnet botl
meo begge 9ele gratts.
S. 6. Gantonpine, tioligere
ajebman6 / Mrmol1r, er al 6or<
bun6sretten / Sto1,r Sails 6pn1t til
! Mar / SC Goreneoe Gtoters Sugt=
BUS / Sort 2eapenmortb for Men=
eo og @e6rageri / 6orbtnoelie mes
bans 6allit. @nflagen bar, at ban
foripgte at be6rage fine @reoitorer,
lom ban ifpl6te oper 100000. S
September 1908 fortalte @orton-
mine, at Nengeitubet / bans 8utif
bar blepet iprengt, og at &eperne
bnp6e toget $780, 900 / &outanter.
= S gornle Gage bar set meoet
alminbeligt at @perne / Sc forlfiel>
lige Gou1tper fit EN- @onrp / Gang
ON 9gren al at bore Gol1ntDIe6e. s
Sc ie1ere slar far Sen Slogs 8atoil=
Ter peret temmelig iiel6ne, men nj,
ct Ser l10iigt til, at Ell @amp al SEN
gooe gomle Slags bill begpn5e / So
milton County. Gaitlemooo CT set
mtpgrenoe Gountpie0e og erbperpe-
Sc Jig for mango Mar tilbogc oennc
l%tomerfelie peo cit 0robeIig Scamp
mes Gitelline. Men MI er Ser Sare
for, at cit M 8p, @apti, pil tilripe fig
GonntpiGoe-Netten. &opti ligger
peo Sen 1tpe Solltb 0afota Central
Sernbane fra 9iour Sails til @oter-
totu1, iom gaar mibt igiennem &om-
line County fra Moro til gp6, %
SaDtt ligger omtre11t n1ibt / Gou11=
tpet.. Ser ct i%ammenfol0t ct Mooz
for at tage Sagen op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

petition bill optage &oncertens liolte
Mfoeling, meoens f9rite Mfbeling pi'
beitoa al Sen NOR fife &omponilt Go
bur6 @riegs mggtige Goneparl
~Slap Irpguaion", me6 9efit al
9jernitierne 9igrnion. 9et er fgrlte
Sang 6ete &erf er opf6rt lamlet ber
/ M%inneapolis. Set bil blipe uofprt
al Srfelter, ct s ltemnigt &or pao
$50 Meolemmer og tire Soliiter.
Gen1e &ompo lition oil blipe 6irige=
ret al ST.. O%berboffer.
Den a110en &oncert, iom ST.. Carl
8lllcb lfal 6irigere, er Spmpboni=Or:
feltrets popul9re @oncert / g(uoito=
RUM f~drltfommen0e Senoog @fter.
miooog. Sgiaa ber ct set egne
&ompolitioner, JONI @r. 8a1icb bill 81
rigere::. ~Sbe Nosiing Of Mrtbl1r" ,
~Slr0im Cutie" og &bopiooien See
gerltp".
8aaoe iom &ompomilt og iom Or
feiterleoer far Carl 9l,icb opr1ooet
bis 8eremmelie. S Sen iioitc Ggen=
lfab a11leS ban baa6e fer / 2ol16et og
/ europa for at itaa I abioll,t feritc
HGffe, og ban bar gjentagne @ongc
JONI 8jeit leoet Sc beolte Mulifor1o-
nilationer paa begge Sioer Ntlonter-
bobet. 5toite CONNER beipgte bo11
lit 6eorelano, til bpilfet fan far bc=
baret en- BARN &jerligbe6, og leoeoe
Sen maiifolife Del al programmed
poo 4. Suli 9ogem / Marbus. @ol1
bapoe fomponeret M11iifen til Sen
for oenne Mnle0ning ifrepne Salt
tote.
ST.. @11lcb impbeler lit 8elpg
minneapolis me0 n1egen @luoe, og,
lom ba1 nDlig ifrep til % / ct pri=
pat 9rep, ban baober at ie mango al
line 2an0smnnr0 pe6 &oncerteruc
lpn ban lfal le6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
S(d9tS=9p9iejne
0ortl. fra SIDE ~

&ano / @apet, in0ell 11oget Mennel If
for Mlbor oil tenfe paa at fao Ell 2op
ion1 Sen anerifonife giennemfert !
llcget el,rppeilf 9on0.
Get fau ipprigt tilfpies, at Yrofes-
ipr Scbmalbe / Berlin, iom / 6isie
Gage bar bcbauolet Spprgsmaalet /
cit Mrtitel / Ser Sog", nplpler, at
ser fiu0es Ell International Screening
til 6rennl1e al &rupet ON Sunbbe6s=
atteit for S%nogaaclie al 9ggtelfab.
Me0lem1merne al oenne Screening
forplieter Jig til fripilligt at efter-
fomn1e Bette &rup, fer Sc glitter Jig.
6oreningen bor to Mfoelinger / Splf=
1ano, eft / Berlin % Ell / Miincben,
unen Ser iige5 intet ON Mntollet al
Mcblentn1er. Set er ontogelig life
ouerprlbenoe }tor:.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

Opforbrins.

Sm nogcl1 al 6ette @lo6s 2eiere
er / @eiiooelie al en- eller flere al po=
re oonife Solmer operiatte poa Gn=
gelif, pg oil afitaa iamlne, ga bill
mon gipre m1oertegneoe Ell @le6e og
Sienrite peo lnoreit muligt at ienoe
bom laooanne Operletteller.
S. 90. $ e II,
@or IA. Stapleburlt, Nebr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
MreI Mourerg OpIesninqsfun{t Ell

Mrel Mal1rers OpIesntngstunit Ell
|fien6t fra tiolisere 2eiltgbeoer. Son
er | 8eiiooelie al ct fulot Organ, oe
ban eier ct Ore, iom laoer bam fit
Sc iauoe l1otrpf for &erienes ififtenoe
Stemninger. So ioo eier ban enc
MI 11oget an0et, iom 10 / manages 9i.
ne er Set enc fornpone: ban bar
fremmeoe 2aurb9r at lGgge frem.
San benteoe Jig Sem / Sinter / 4ig=
benbobn. Sans Splesninger Ser
ne6e blep betegnet iom Ell SER for
Sen npr1fe 2prtf."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
1lorc Dafota.

= &ol1gresmp11Ocne @ronnn al
9soro Gofoto og So,,gen al Somo
far trl,ffet 6o%rbere0elier til Oprettel=
lie al Ell ny 8anf / 2ofoto, Scr.
@ronnas @ienbD. Sc bar in6gibe1
Mnipgning ON Charter til Control.
Ter Of Currency. 8anfens Mapn pil
blipe Sormers & Mercbonts 8onf Of
9ofoto.
- Nor0 Gofoto far MI facet III,
fpritc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ioet ser
tioligerc ltogiper al Sbaron v&epor=
ter, &oulion, bar opfun6et ct 2uft.
lfib, iom ban forle0en anitilleoe en-
Yrppc mco'i 9isbon, bans n1,peren=
Sc Sjeln. 6oripget bar leoiaget al
forifielligc ltbelo, men fit oog ct
loaoont ltofolo, at 0pfinoeren fanot
Spnrumtring til at fortinttc @fsperi=
n1enterl,e; ban pil ml1lig onlegge Ell
6obrif / 2isbon.
SEQ llnoerlpgelien al Tor6oloc=
tic peo 0e1 fallere0e Peoples 5tate
9anf / oafota er Ser fomlnet lenja=
tio1elle Sing for 9agenL JONI for
fert ill., at 9anfens Yreii0ent, S. 81.
&ab0erss, er bleper1 orre iteret for
6alifneri og bol0t til DiitriftSrette,l
UNDER Ell &a1tion al $1,000. &os-
iererelr, g. 81. 6lore11, er orrelteret
UNDER en- lignenoe 8elfploning.
6aliflleriet bcltanr /, at Sc / Mopbr.
bopoe l1noer ifrepet en- folif Stotl1sop.
gidrelie. 9oaoe &ab0ers og 6lorel1
far p%per0raget @anfen oeres pripotc
Gjen0omme.
@pielteret / @ismorcf ofgop
liolte ltge &jen0elie / &obert $.
Noabs Sog. Moob bar 6emt til
9pOeu for Mor0 og bar blepet neatet
IN Sag al l1n0erretten, bpis @jenoel<
ic tmiolertio blep un0erfien6t al
@pjeiteret. Moab erf(nre0e lig ifp!<
Sig | Moro poa Ell @omeiteooer pes
Napn Sobnion / @oro County. Set
bar ct operlogt @or6. gfoob begro=
peoe 9iget poo 6orn1en og fortolte
Naboerne, at Fan bopoe fjpbt gjel1-
oornne1L og at Sobnlon bar rcjlt til
Norge. Mistanfe poftess. ga @cpi<
lerne moo Moab begpnote at bobe Jig
up, ofgop ian Ell Silltaoelie og blep
6pn1t iii G90en. &gieiterets l1n6er=
fienoelie af l1n6errettens Dom ifpl>
Se$ fun ct tefnif @perssmool:
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9 y b / g t.

Ger CT Sing, ont bpilfe Ser life laoer
Jig tribe, forbi SC CT ubepiielige:
M"liaion. Sn1o9, Golitif og @jnrlig-
beb.
Eoo Sen on6en SIDE aipes ser og<
loa Sing, ON bpilfe ser fun laoer
Jig ltribe, ioroi Sc CT ubepilelige:
Meli9ion> sma9, Holitif pg &iurlig
be6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
A1innefota

- Spren Senlen / l%1n0eripoo0>
al 6irn1aet Senlen & SenielL. ct al
Sttertoii Golrntps pelfienote Sir
maer, er afgaaet peo 0p0en efter fort
Sios Spg6om / fit @iem / timber
MOOD.
- Set bar life Mrs. Belle Gut
nei5, Mor6erlfen fra Ga @orte, Sno.,
io1n blep gienfunoet paa Gus &irbp'5
6arrn pe6 @illmar. Saa mart Che
riffen fra Ga Eorte tit Sen miSt9nfte
&pin0e at ie, bar ban itrafS paa Set
rene n1e0, at set life bar Belle @un=
neis, ser bar life c11ga11g Ser f%jer,1c-
lite 2igbe0 meh ben0e.
- 6or 9ilt@riftSretten / 9emioji ct
Ser begpnot 6orbereoelier til Nnleg
al Ell ltor 0reneringsfonal / 500
cbicbing County, / Murbe0en al
Margic. Gen pil tappe Gon0et al c.
10000 Ncres 9ono, og s(n1egget bil
foltc $4,000. lt0lpbet pi( blipe /
0inner Greet, pg Set tprlagte 2on6
bill / iurlig @ro0 egne Jig for Nger=
brig.
- Mrs. 2eobeter nco @ianfato,
Ser blep frificlrot for e(nflagen for
at bape mproet i'm Man0, ct MI foe
ipltnoen ira Mmfoto=ggnen @en0es
Sogfdrer fienoer Denies Spbolos=
iteo, llre11 l,ugter at offeu1iggigre Set.
Ngitationcn for @iel1optagelie al
pc06liper, og @ron0jurp=
eli anitille0c li6lte l1ge ltn0erlpgelle Jet
for at finbe on ser bar Brlt1o til ct
iaa0ont Sfri0t.
-8illiam &l1cfbein1, en- pelltaa=
6ar11er / Mnrbe6en al Starter
Erairie, Sttertail County, bar ii0ite
l1ge / ct Mnfolo al Sinosforpirring
i'm @uitru og fine 4 8prn
meo cit 9fse og oerefter ifu6t fig
ielp. Mogle Naboer TOM ON Morge-
nen til 6armen for at bielpe ba1n
meo ct Mrbejoe, og Sc fan6t ga 4
&per liggenoe iloaet ibiel / Daroeu-
S @uiet fanot Sc &ucfbeim omgibet
jim 0e0e 6anilie; fan bill 11eppe
flnnne lepe.
Sabet peo Sloebronoe / Stoten
/ 1909 belpber fig ifplge DISTURBANCE
Sortigo,rs Spgjprelie til
1 Millioner Collars. Stgrlte &ar=
ten al 8ranoene ifpl0tes l1foriigtig<
be6 al Ell eller anoen Mrt, &rp6sninq
al eleftrilfe Sroaoe, Sperbeoning al
eller @ouneopporoter og
Sfjpoeslesbeo I 9rltge1 al @osolin.
&omiSleren poapeger, at bette 8elpb
er gaaet fomplet tilipiloe, i6et Msllt-
rancen finn logger Sobet oper paa
anorc 9Gn0er, men opbpper set life.
geo 9ppolg / @,1lutb l.. &c.
br11ar bar ST. Marcl,s 8. @ullum.
oen 6emofratiife &on0ioat for Ma=
DDr, ilaoet Sen m1perenoe Mapor,
&epublifanerer 81. .. @ape11, meo cit
Wajorttet al 79t. Stte Mfoern1er
bleD balgt, bporaf 5 CT 9emofrater,
2 &epl1blifancrc og 1 ltofbpngig. IT
al 8Droo0ets Is Me0lcmmer er Ill.
9emofroter. Or. Gullum bar ti0=
ligere in6ebapt Maporembeoet / to
5erminer og bleu beieiret al SEN nut
bGren0e @opor efter en- bitter &olnp
for 2 Mar lt6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
uYolitifen", &ipbenbopr1:

~@or1 lGltc, nej, ban lelte operbo=
pe0et ol6rig, fan gob ollie 6isie Sig
te iom leben6e 9ip, ioet bans Stem-
og bans Mimif im1elteoe iammen
til cit oron1otiif @ormoni al betpoe=
Zig &irfning."