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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
TODAY's MARKETS.
From Private Wire of Goffe & Clark.
ener, SaIina, Kansas.

Chicago May wheat closed $1.13%
to V, July $1,O4A, Sept $1.O0% ia
". May corn 651s, July 66% Ia
Y, Sept. 66% to y. May pork
$685..
Kansas City May wheat closed al
.$1.O7B to $1.0S. July $500 to V,
Sept. S61a, May corn Ga, July 64%t
Sept. 6Sh. Kansas City cash;
No. hard wheat $1.10 to SLIP.
No. lard wheat $1.07.
No. red wheat $1.23.
No. 3 red wheat $1.21.
No. 2 mixed corn 81.
No. 3 mixed corn 59h.
mo. 2 yellow corn 81.
No. 8 yellow corn So to ell
No. Q white corn So.
No. 8 white corn 81.
Minneapolis and Duluth received
So cars of wheat today against 216
cars Last year. Chicago 81 cars OF
wheat and GIG cars of corn. Kansas
City 11S wheat ond 146 corn. Omaha
10 wheat and 80 corn.
Liverpool cables opened, wheat Y
lower, corn unchanged; 1:vO p. m,
wheat u to penny lower, corn v
lower; close, wheat " lower, corn
" lower.
Chicago $4,000 hogs, is to zoe
higher, top 1910. estimated for to-
morrow $4,000, Kansas City 5000,
10c higher.
Cattle, Chicago $4,000, Kansas
City 1000, strong to loo higher.
Sheep, Chicago $4,000, Kansas City
5000, strong to 10c higher.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

he would take him to his sisters
home, but instead Of that he took hin
to the Florence Crittenden Home
The court had ordered him to pay
me SIS month for his care. In
the home he was compelled to pay
only $3.50 week. There my boy
stayed until Christmas, when the
court allowed me to have him for two
days.
81 had tree and q nice dinner
for Austin and we had such q good
time together. Then Mr.. Schroter
said l might keep him for a while
and had him with me until Jan. 80.
1t was odd, was 1t not, that they took
him away from me because I tried
to kill him. and yet Mr.. Schroter
let me keep him for five weeks after
this?
"Then Mr.. Schroter and l separated
he came and took all manner Of little
things from our house, all the in
Vulnerable toilet articles and beau
tiful shirtwaist box that I had made
myself. l took such a pride in that
box for 1t held the little clothes
| had made for my baby before his
birth.
"As to the men in the case was
treated by DR.. Gundrum, Mr.. Fryer
who occupies such high position
with the American Radiator COM
pany, was simply an acquaintance.
"Our trouble did not start from
any outside interference, as he has
stated, but was of a long duration,
ever since we were married, for he
never treated me as a wife should
be treated.
81 am sick of the whole affair and
wish it were ended" she said, and
her eyes filled with tears.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

/ S. i. BOOK was up from Wood
bine.
Geo, Lansy was N from Chap.
man. .
4 James Rulings went to Hope for
visit,
Q. II. Koepke was in from Wood
Ibine. N
Nj. and Mrs. o. ?, FentOn went L
Topeka.
Rev. Al, W. Fossett of Manchester
was in town,
w. j. Fem and daughter were in
from Talmage.
w. "A. Butcher of Solomon was an
Abilene visitor.
M. G. Cordell of Enterprise was a
visitor to the city.
George Lloyd has gone to Excelsior
Springs for his health.
Miss Edith Snyder was up from
Navarro visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Kaufman were
in from Hope shopping.
Paul schlegel was in from New
bern township on business.
A. T. Witwer left for Chicago, CALI
ed by the illness of his brother.
Miss Eta Taylor of Enterprise re-
turned home after visiting friends.
r. 3. Broadfoot was in from Tai
mage and called on the Reflector.
c. N. Hull, one of Herington's
leading businessmen, was in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harris were
down from Solomon visiting friends.
Miss Ethel Kaufman of Navarro
returned home after visiting rela-
tiVes. a
F. e. Gantenbine, one Of the lead
ing farmers near Dillon, was in the
city. n
b. L. Strother left for Taylorville,
ILL.,, where he will be located for the
present.
Miss Bessie Hoffman of Enter
prise returned home after visiting
friends.
s. r. GugIer was in from east
Dickinson and made this office well
come call.
Mrs. Edward Hassler of Pearl is
visiting Mr. and Mrs D. Shirk. Mrs.
Shirk is quite III.
Mrs. j. H. Mcconnell and daughter,
Ethol. of Enterprise returned home
after visiting friends,
Mrs, H. W. King is visiting. her
brother, DR.. s. L. AFFORD at Lansing.
DR.. AFFORD is the prison physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Gorden re-
turned from their trip through the
south. They were at New Orleans
for Mardi Gras.
]. D. Mitchell was In from North
Dickinson. He is planning to move
to Nettleton, Mo-, and his neighbors
will be sorry to have him go.
R. M. White is home from Denver.
He went over the line Of the Denver
G Larimie railway in which many
Abilene investors have stock.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
OUR SPECIAL MARKEr LETTER.

Notes on this weeks Kansas City
stock market written for the Re
Hector BY J. r. Van Worst of the
NJ. K. & T. Commission Co..
Kansas City, Feb. 2s,-Light runs
and higher prices still prevail. The
supply OF cattle coming now is near
Iy all being taken by packers and
butchers and there has been a steady
advance in prices for the past ten
day and all kinds Of cattle will show
Is to csc higher than last weeks
writing.
Stock and feeding cattle are very
scarce at highest prices Of the sea
son: best feeders $40 to $3.50,
best stockers $3.50 to $3.50, med
lun kinds around $500. Stock cal
YES are in strong demand selling
at s4.f5 10 1875 for best steer
calves. Medium kinds and besi hei-
Ter calves 800 to t4.75. veais In
the top notch at 1926.
A light supply OF hogs at all vest
ern markets Is still advancing stead
ily vRh top prices around $40.
bun Of ssles $500 10 fs.so. Re.
p6rts from All parts OF ne country
asIure us that hos are Eery scarce
"a prices nd SIRE % &c tlE1cr
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
SOLD THE TOWNSEND STOCK.
Ralph Townsend Purchased the Stor'
for $14OO.

Receiver Arthur Hurd today sold
the G. F. Townsend drug store for
s14OO to Ralph Townsend who is
one Of the leading creditors. The
debts are about $1,000 and the pro-
ceeds after expenses are paid will be
about 5000. The goods are stored
in the Fenton building.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
10 head Of Hogs
Weight about as pounds each.
Farm Implements

Most of this machiAery bought
new 2 years ago this spring. Slough
ton farm wagon, hay rack with run
ming gears, two good top buggies
and one old one. Deering mower,
Deering rake. Osborne disc, sattley
PROV weeder. Ohio cuitiyator, John
Deere lister, Cassidy riding pillow, g.
section harrow, hay stacker and buck,
2 good sets work harness, 2 good
single driving harness and many
small tools necessary on a farm.
Also several tons alfalfa hay. 3
hives Of bees.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
First published In Abilene Weekly
Reflector February "a, 1900
NOTICE OF APPONTMENT.

State Of Kansas, Dickinson County
IS;
In the matter OF the estate OF
Marriott Grlee, deceased, late Of Dick
inson county. Kansas.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
23rd day Of February, A. D., 1910,
the undersigned was by the Probate
Court OF Dickinson county, Kansas,
duly appointed and qualified as ao-
mInlstrator with the viii annexed,
Of the estate OF Marriott Griee, de-
ceased late OF Dickinson county,
Kansas. All parties interested IN
aid estate vii take notice and gov
ern themselves accordinely.
G. b. CHENEY,
Administrator With he yin annexed
Hurf 4 Hur6 AitorneTa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
Dinner for Mr.. Carver.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Humphrey
gave a 5-course dinner last evening
to about 20 young people in honor
Of James r. Carver who leaves soon
for the east. Music and a social
visit after the dinner concluded q
delightful evening.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
Public Sale Public Sale
Friday, March IL
commencing at 1880 a. M, the fol-
lowing property: III
lb head of Horror

Black mare 9 years old, weight
1900, black mare years old VT.
14OO, black mare years old VT.
HOO ,sorrel mare smooth mouth with
mule colt by side, sorrel mare smooth
mouth bred to jack, team Of geld
ings Z years old VT. 5000, black
geldIng 2 years old VT. 100, bay
driving horse years old VT. 1900,
bay gelding 7 years old VT. 1900,
bay gelding years old VT. 1850,
bay geldlng Z years old VT. HOO, bay
geldIng smooth mouth VT. 14OO, colt
coming yearling, saddle pony
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
14head az Cattle

Consisting OF s mich cows some
will be fresh by dale Of sale and
others soon after, one very fine fam
lily Jersey very gentle and fine for
town, 8 heifers prospective good milk
ers, 2-year-old steer, yearling steer,
Q heifer calves 10 months old, male
calf, S-year-old full blood Shorthcrn
bull.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
Down to Zero Again.

The temperature was down to 8
below zero this morning, very low
point for this date. It is severe on
wheat which is in none too good
condition at best.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

solomon, NeiAe MlIVhoh Va <ADtASe'
The w. D. Nichols Land COM
pany sold s2O,4OO worth Of Western
Kansas land to an Abilene party this
week.
For sale, by load or stack, alfalfa
hay. j. B. Case. 16dltl7wl
\ Rev. ID. r. Latham has kindly
given to the public library Blake's
Biographical Dictionary published in
1910. 1t is a valuable accession.
Pure white Plymouth Rock eggs
for Matching SOC per setting of ID
or $500 per 100. Mrs. G. H. How
land, Brown prone 1850, R.F. D. 4,
Abilene, Kansas 24wl2dl2"
&c. "A. Kubach writes from Italy,
Texas: eve are all well and enjoy
ing good health. We are having
spring weather down here The far
mers have their oats all sown and
It Is coming up nicely. They are
preparing the ground to plant corn
and cotton
For sale, bay driving mare, weight
900. H. Sexton, phone 1881.
22dStw1tt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

The Daily Droyers' Telegram, the
Official Kansas City Stock Yard paper,
can be seen every morning at Hodge
Bros store. dWlt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
Household Goods
Canned fruit.

TERMs-All sums OF $40 and I'M
der cash: sums over $40 a credit Of
10 months will be given on .nope
with approved security at 10 per cent
interest; II paid when due only :
per cent Interest win be charged. No
property to be removed until settled
for.
nrr. 7 NUN Ar n-nnr
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
Farm Implenents,

Cultivator, 16-lnch riding piow,
riding lister. sweep rake, walking
pillow, cream separator, 2 sets double
work harness, set double buggy har-
ness, single harness.
Also one-half bushel alfalfa seed.
lot hedge posts, seed oats s or 8
tons prairie hay.
TERMS--All sums Of $40 and UNI
der cash; sums over $40 credit OF
s months will be given on note with
approved security at 10 per cent In
terest; II paid when due only 8 per
cent interest will be charged. No
property to be removed until settled
for.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
". B. HOFFNELL
]. N. BURTON, AuctIoneer.
J. G. MINICK, Clerk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

For sale or rent, acres on North
Buckeye. with 6 room house and
barn. Call on H. sachau, phone No.
1851. 1sdGtwtt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
NEWS STAND
Abilene
RECENT REFLECTIONS

Chester Miller. son of James
Miller, is seriously Ill.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

For sale, fresh COW. w. R. Wal
ters. WIZ
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
TWO HUNDRED TRIED IT.
But Weather Was Cold for Wolf
Hunt.

About 200 men started in on the
wolf hunt southwest of town Tues
day but it was too cold and they
gave it up. The wolves ire no doubt
profoundly thankful.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
8 head Of Cattle

-Four good mich cows 2 fresh
and will be fresh soon; young
helfers ono will fresh by dny Of sale,
2 winter calves.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

Marriage license: Jesse Bell OF
Solomon, Nellie Mitchell Of Abilene,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

William Rowland is reported
quite i'll.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
v head of Sheep

Consisting of 8 ewes with lambs
by side, ram.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

day cards. Abilene views, greeting
and congratulatlon cards, in fact all
kinds Of post cards. Large, fresh
stock Of choicest selection quality
cards. Prices 2 for Sc. 25c per dozen,
Name cards made to order 8 cents
each. ANY Of above cards sent pre-
paid by mail on receipts Of price.
Fancy cards from 5 to IS cents each.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
10 Head Of Horses and Mules

Span of black geldings, weight
about 1900, good bay driving mare
s years old weight about 1850, bay
mare years old weight 1900, span
geldlngs 4 and 8 years old weight
1900, driving pony and colt, span
large mules coming yerrs old.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

For sale, BY load or stack, alfalfa
hay. j. B. Case. 16d1t17w1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
Tamilicn &uoicuclt &1artnm1.

81 Hrgli0ent S3ooiepelt er 1tu paa
9ilbagereiie til G11ropa og naae6e
Manoags abartlun pe0 SEN ebre 9fil,
bbor ban bleb mootoget nte6 itore
Mresbepisninger al @epreientdt1ter
for 6en egpptiife @egieri1tg. '&an
fom til &bartum onbor6 paa en- lille
Dalnper Sal" paa bbtlfen Fan bap-
Sc reiit 1900 Mil neo oo Nilen fra
Uganda ii6en s. 26. 6ebruor. @am=
me Gags gfter1ni6oog anfom bans
&nitru og to al bans 8ern ,neo
Sernbone fra slleranoria til @bor-
tl'n, og efter no9le Cages Opbolo
pil 6amilien fortiette @eiierp neo as
Nilei?. Otter Ell &eiie giennem Sta=
lient 6ronfrige og Epiflano til @ri=
'tial1io, bpor &oolebelt pil boloe set
Ol1reorag, Ser er cit 8etingelie for
Mootogelicn al 9fobels 6re6sprn-
mic, gaar 9ejien oper england til
bage til slmerifo, bpor 9lnfomlten bill
finoe Ste6 / Sum- eller Suli. Ser er
forbereot neget tore Mo6tageIles-
| bpjti0eltgbe6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
5Rrnl1attrHtrrjkr.
$4,000 Jprbpocrc faar 5trcifcurbr:.

Iprhpocrc u;l ca. 10000 o1ore
6lu1ftiouurer ruiolcrtioig miile Oe-
res 8eifjGftigclic, p9 oct Serrito-
RUM, lom pil blipe berprt al Strej
fen, oil bore bele sen Gel of 2onoet
81: ;igger geIt ior cit 2inie fra Gbi=
cago til 9fe,p Orleans. Gen itore
Serrboneltrcjfe 1891 folte0e 2an=
set 10 Millioner Collars, og font
mcr sen MI crtlnrcoc Streife pirfe.
Zig til l1obrllo, CT Set lunultgt at
oonl1c fig rouer 9ie11ing ON Stpr=
relien al Set Sob, Sen pil >neofgre.
@u Soc ON Sc lSl,tcrcsier 6et 6rejer
lio ON fan ll1nu ioa bco Sen &ier11s=
gjerni,g, at Sen Strejfe, ,iom Spitcb<
nltrnocne poo 13 Sernboner / Nor6-
pelten nplia iorol1italtcoe, / be 80
Gage Sen noreoe foiteoe ober 5
Milliorer Collars, = og fer er Ser
Sole ON AZ Sernboner.
st lpogt 0oab ONT 9ilgg=
geQle al Sen trl,cnoe SsScrnbane=
ltreife fon lfin1tcs ct 9il-
6no, ser pr. Sclegrof or tillenot
Sernbaneoircftprerllc pg 6prbuocr-
ltnionerncs &rrlioent, @. g. Cur
ter, fra Tornlano for S11ter Statc
Commerce Commission 30. 81. Snap
og Commissioner Of 2obor 6. 9.
9ieill of @aibin9ton, om at forlbge
Mpgling poo &e9jeringens @egnc
SS. 9. Garter % Gircftgrerlcs &aoo
har n1obtagct Silh11bet, sen fprite Cog
flm poo ocn @ctin9elic, at Meglings=
orbejoet ifuloe be9pn0c. Ser bar to-
get Seltcmnelle on1 at Streifen full
Sc tage iin gegpnoelie fgritfommenoe
&onoag, og bette pil ogloo ife, bpis
ser fife opnaaes sSorlig peo Sc Gor-
banolinger, iom I'LL ltol begpnoe ber /
9Den. 9isle pil egclrltg life loo me,
get goa uo paa at n1@gle, lom poo
at faitintte, bbo6 ser of 6e tre
Striospunfter ifal 1n6erfoltes Mrbi-
tration Selpe 2enipprgsmaalet er
Sernbonerne pilligc til at laoe afgie=
re poo Sen Moooe, lnen fife 6e 10
onbre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
Mnslamo bcsaar Sclptr9t 9forbcm.

Siplge ct telegram ira &jpbcn.
bupn far set r1Slilfc belnmcligc
&pliti op >tct &l,reauer &jpbcn-
buls1 og S.~.fDplnt, fra bp;lfe Der fs-
res Silipn ne0 Sinner, JONI rejier /
:. mnart cllcr Surrigr. Get trucr
meo, at Scr pil opltoa Strio 1ncllrln
set rusiiltc l(oenrigsl1iniltcril,N1 og
9fegieringernc Gonlnort og Sucri-
&C, ou Oprcttclicn al bislc @urcoucr
e~ itct ll0cn at Sc rcipcftiue 0onoc
bar gipct Sillaoclic oertil. Ser flo=
ges oper> at oct rltsliife Dcnu1clige
Ecliti far optrooot mcget frrft !;
oisle 2ol1oc og '"r forcta9et ltnbcr=
idgclier al fil- Mciicltoes Eopircr
pe Baggage 6aooe poo Sern6unctog
ng Go1npif;6c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
aomanopr ". =. eopgaaro opo

st : elcgram ira &ipbcnDopn llc0.
oeler, at oen befieitotc oonlfc Yolor.
forlter &omonopr u. y. @ppgoorp
er ofgooet pcO GpOen, 81 9lr gam,
u,el. Som lstg Spjtnont oeltog Sop
goorb / &cga"s Gfspcoitipn 9foro
on1 9llicll uuocr 9tproenifjplo, og IT,
mere rur balt lclu tSprvr al Gimp
NO. =@fspcoitionri1 til tSroll5 Spjcpb>
9onD, ser opg poa @lluno al >sshin=
orngcr life uoococ ltrugcr cnb pp /
Oct farilfc @up, 6ppr oc1 rc0oebe @e=
lttningcil poa ct 6ollnn0lf Sfih, Scr
uor inociluttct of s.. &olnol1osr
3pngooro bar cu oi ocnl, scr troeoe
poo Ir. Gppf's Eooltono ollt at boue
nuoct 9tpr0pplcll, men otter at llni=
rcrlitetcts &pll,itc bouor frrfnltct 6e
frelnlagte 8epiier, erflereoe fan, al
fan moottc an le @ppf lon en- 8e6ro=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
@m franif 9icaicrima=Sfamoalc.

5 bisic Gage ct Scr fon1n1et cit
Sfonoolc for Gu9eu 6or6inoelie
meo sen fro,lfe 9lominiitr itrotion, Scr
iiftert pil blipe ooifilligt prrre e,1o
Ganama=S Sfol1ooleu, og ser er ollc-
reoe begDlot ct politilf ltpeir, ser oil
blipe beftigerc cno Set, ser itoo ON
8onl( ger og 9repfus 9lffere11. So-
gen ~>jcr Jig ON Soleet al Sc Sir
tejcnoom'nc, Scr blcp fonfiifcrcoe al
Staten peo sloltillelien al Stot %
airfe. 9)'on pcntcoe ocnga,,g, at SC
6ciloglogte Gjenoomlnc pco Solg
piloc brin9c Stoten Ell snotrgt al
lo. 200 0fillioner Collars. 3cnne
Jorpcntnino bleu 6og liot eftcr fist
neoltelnt betpoeligt, fprlt til 100 Mfil<
lioncr, 1cncre til so Millipucr, ioct
Sen fotbollfe &irfe flmogjor0e, at
G. per &ip6er al tioli9cre &irfcejeu=
ol~t piloe blipc ba1lplt. sllt bpoo
ser bi6ti( er illofpn1lnct iom Mctto=
inctrgt De6 Solg er 6 @iillionei'
Collars, ioet Ser er iolgt for 10
Mtllioner 1neo 13 Millioners Ont
foitninger. Dien MI CT set tilligc
fom1net for 9ogen, at Ell gmbeos-
n'ono, ser foreitoo Solgct al Gien-
oommene, Gue5, bar begooct folos=
lole ltnoerilGb, ioa itore cnopg, at
6on life ielp pe0, bpor itpre Sc er,
os 6ertil bar ban brogt 9pflu1eu=
erne | en iao bills l1oroen, at set nil
b1ipe tilnerneliespis umuliet otter
at finoe 9ic6e beln. @on far prrct
ON fig paa mango forfielIige Moo<
Ser, /. @fs. be6 at ,no6to9e @eitif=
felier- of 6olf, ser bar poa ssSogt eftcr
Mrpinger til 6onbs, iom lin Sis
tcltamentereoes til &irfen, met MI
felbcr tilboge til @iberne eller ocres-
Nrbinger. Sgiaa andre GSon0s iigcs
'ar at bope forarebet iig pao. So.
nelbte Jig ielp for fire un6erlpb>pg
bIeb af &egiertngen iat UNDER Giltole
for Spbert. 9en republifanife Hres-
ie / 6ranfrige Tiger at 6effe obe:
S6fferen og unoifpl6e Due5> nneoens
Ippoiitionspresien, &atbolifernes o.
&opuliiternes 8Ia6e, gjgr Set melt
mulige us af Sen. Ga @irfeejenoom-
men tonfiffere6es af Stote1r, blep set
lobet, at Sen be6 Solget in6fomne
Gum iful6e bobe6iageItg goa til
Samfunosreformer og beIgi6ren6e
;Sornaa1, og 8e6ragerterne bruges
M til inrligt at opbi6ie 6e fattige
4losier, Der beuteoe Ell lniere sSrem
| 10 be6 6isie MioIer, men MT er ro.
vi: FOR at hTine bittert ff,tffehe
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9r. Sir. Sonsion> @lintol1, So.,
Sslen0er af Gpoiel og EN- pioe
&reoie meget agtet oe afbolot @an6,
er afeaaet peb Gpoen al Mapetreft>
AZ Mar gammel. sSonsion bar @co=
lem af 6en banife Sorening uDanne-
pirfe", og @egrapelien foreeif fra
ben 6anfe &irfe, me6 Saler af 8re<
iterne &unien og Sober. Dr. Sons
ion .par fpot / gepfiapif og fit fin
l166annelie iom 2ege beo @ipben=
bapns nniberiitet. Otter at ban ct
&or slor bap6e ieilet iom 2eee meo
Sbingpollo @ellfabets @fibe, neo=
iatte ban fig for 19 @ar ii6en font
2nge Clinton, bnor bans itore 9pg=
tigbeo og elifper6ige &arafter ifaf-
,feoe bam Ell meget flor Grofiis. &an
por go6 og bielpiom operfor alle,
og napnlie pil bon blipe 6pbt iaonet
blan6t Sc 9anife / Clinton @gner.
&on enr ugift og ten1melig formuen=
oe. .jan bar teita1nenteret bpert af
8pens to &oipitaler $1,000, ct.
Scbolrnes oonife Me,t1gbe6 $500, fit
8ibliotbef og fine ssS1itrnmetter til
ISLANDS 2egeffole, og &eiten of Tor=
muen til 1iee Ceiling melIem to 8rg-
ore o9 en- Sgiter paa sssslono og bans
ti6ligere sefreter, Nfifs &uI6o Get,
itrgm &ocfforo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
strcifcu i Ybilaoclpbia.

Cen itorc Strejfe E6ilaoclpbia,
ioo bel Sporpejsfolfcncs JONI Spm=
potbi=Streifen, CT ltaoig fllot
Sping, og ser ct I'LL olporlig 6ore
!pr, at SEN bil ipre0e Zig til on6rc
9pcr, ioet Sporpejsfolfcne @itts-
6,trg far bol0t Ell slfitenulil,g ON,
hpprpiot Sc pil0e goo mco til at neo=
(rgge 9(rbcj6et, ON 6ette blep for
lol19t al oem, og oette blep beiporet
bctr9ften0e. Set CT oug life iogt,
at bette er ensbetpoenbe mes at Ser
uil blipe strejfe Yittsbl,rq, men
slfltenuingens &eiultat pil blipe
erltgt ion ct Sort / @ogboanoen, ON
ser life piier Jig lnorlig l1oligt til
Sto,0sning al Nilooelpbia @trei-
fen.
Mon0o9 Gftcrmi0oog blep Set fpr=
ite 6oripg giort paa at tilpeicbringe
Ell @ilrg9elie al Sporpeis- og @ene-
rolitreifen Hbilaoelpbia, i6et ser
por Ell Sammel1fomit ,nellen Spor=
pcisfompogniets Asreii0ent &ruger
og Sporbejsfolfenes 1tniorers YrG.
libe11t, @. 8. Mfabon, pdo 6orlan=
1cn0e al Torretltingsmel1o. Mgbet
6ragte i1tet 6irefte geiultot no oper
at @ruger forlangte SifferDeQ for.
nj Sc 6oIf, ser bar blebet S(rbei6c
ellcr bap6e taget 9lrbeibe lunoer
Streifen life le0 SberIaft.
Spmpatbiitreifen be6barer og ip-
mes inarelt at pare Siltagen6e. Ser
er gjort iprige 6origg pda at fao Sc
auife, iom leperer- 6eoeparer @pen.
til at lllltte Jig til Sem, cg ser CT al
porlig Gare for, at Bette pil ifc. 81
gele6es arbei6es ser fra @treifleoer-
mes @ibe paa at faa slrbei6erne til at
n0tage 6eres Sparepenge al @onfer<
ne og iaale6es itt6pifle bisie / @tri-
Sen. 8anfiererne erfien6er, at ct
ioa6ant Sfrt6t frn6e brirge 6en me-
act alborItde 8an1feltQhe6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
&ro e 3 0 I'll 8 ISL n
q E Il.

&c II.
@eltDrelien ior Columbia timber.
iitet SEEM Dorf bar bei1uttet at gipe
@tipenoier til Stu0enter fra Sc lfan-
binapiife Gam. Set n1oa bore pi=
berefon111e 5n16enter, Ser u6peses
af beres reipeftipe l1niperiiteter og
onbefoleS al Slmerican=Sca
@ocietp eller al sen amerifanife &C.
ianot pebfommelr0e 2ono. 3tl
9gres @iceprGiioe,1t for slm.<5ca;.
binapion Societp er ron9bnt 4ons
eresmono @alpor Steencrion al Min>
neiota, 9eorif al Serfon1it, iom slner-
fien0elie for bans slrbeioe for llo-
pefsling al &rofesiorer melle'n ame-
rifanlfe og ifanoinapiife ltniperiite-
ter.