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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
Mrs. Sp1n u. Sp1mipn, @l1pernpr

Mrs. Sobn u. Spbmipn, @l,pernpr
Sobnipns Gnfe, ser fpn1 tilhoge fra
europa til Seem Dorf / Segpnoellen
al ocnne Mool1eo, Til ON fort STD
fonnn1c til ct. SAUL for at taNe fat
Spbolo fer / set @l1s, 1om 8loer=
apr Sobnlon fjp6te fort fpr lin 0eo,
$50 2incpln Mnen,1e, % lnm bon og
bans @u1trl1 bar pes at in0rette, 81
fam blep ing. S bele 0en 5io Sobn=
Jon befle0te @uperllpr=Gmbeoet, Doe
Sc Sc / Mberbeeu Sotel. @1,pernpz
rens sp9oon, oe Geo, pa al Ben
sGngltelle, ion1 fl,lgte neo bette, OH
greb Mrs. SobnipnS @el6reo, lac
2u9erne gup 6enoe Srbre til at fore
toge cit &eiie fpr i'm SlmobeoS
/ Sfplb, pg Songerinoen Cline 5rem:
F.; itoo, Ser bar en- mol1geaari9 Nen d
Ion1ilicn Sobnl ION pg ligelon
0eme bop0e lit @arl,bpnsbicu ct
Eeter, Mim., inobp6 benDe oo ion
i, i'm @irit poo Ell guroporejlc. s
@%egpnoelien al Moj rejite oe to ga
nrer fra Seem Dorf og belsgte jam
n1er mango Ste0er / europa, 81. q
Horis, bpor Mrs. Sobnion oflago
flere 8eipg / @ille0bu9ger O'Gon
nors Mtelier, bpor @lrrerner Sob11
ions 5tatue er un6er ll%oarbejoelic
&oo ii1 &eile beipgte Mrs. Sobnlo1
Gmelato, 5piflm1o, Tronfrige o
Stolien. Otter i'm Sil6oAefomlt ii
Nmerifa bar FUN Ell Sio opbolbt il!
/ @oibington, .. g., for at beleg
&el1ner ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

2;cu bcficnotc oanifc Mnrcr Mtar=
tin Scnjcn blep / 2proags piet I'll
Mils Selcne @ccf. &c np1lite bor
pp]luort orrrs Yol,llm i Np. 81 ern=
trul Serruce.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

Slaf @albcra, cit Sl,eofcr, iom
hpr GIL 9oplpn Nnenlle, folot neo
r1,Oer lit Nrbeioe poo Morlboll oN
Glepcloro Npelu,e / Treon1s fra
treble gto9e oa for llog Jig. @on blep
firrt til Gnhb @olpitol. 1rpr oct pi=
lte lig, at iutet Ben Dor brGffct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
&aufprri iocntcu / Mrbcjosbn'ct,

NuNlplUNtuCNlcN
6runf %. @oternlan. grrit0entel!
for &anliep Gou1tp Stntt 9onf, Scr
ion on1tolt iioite lige '!ep r5mt til
80 Gage / Nrbeiosbnlet fpr ufor=
lnurlig Ml1ton1pbil= &jprlc l, opboloer
Jig e'uoru, / oerne SSSnitit1tipn, bpor
bon er ipsieliot mco Sen npttige 8e=
ifinftigelie at bi1oe &oite. Ser far
puret giprt ltore Nnitrengeller al
bans Se1rner for at ioo 6ar1 fri, met
aft err mislpffeoes. 6prit benpenEtc
ll1or Jig; til vHoropn @poro", mell
bette pnlfe0e life at toge MffGre, ioo
n1eget mere ion1 0ets oigtigitc Mer-
lem, @1pernpren, er pau Gejler.
Ieslloen pilbe 9on1111er 6inebo11t /
M1rnicipolretten, ser bopoe fnl0et
0pn1men, fife gao mes til at on6efa-
le @atermo1r til Se11ou0ninu, 0o Ell
lua0m 6relngmgsmoo0e pil0e gire
Bet l1oi eenbe al at Ser pur to
Slogs &etspleje, Ell tur 6ottigiolf
og Ell altDen for Sc rigc. 3ern9lt
forlpgtes Irigiuelie UNDER &ol1tion
otter ct ~@rit Of @a6eos Corpus,
men ogloo Bette llog fell. gnoelig
oppellereoeS til Stotens @pielteret
ON ltoiRttelie al 0on1n1ens Gfsefl1=
tion, men / Sirsoogs ofpilte @ajelte-
ret bette, pg Ser er laa ingen an0en
l(Opej for 9onfprniioenten ems at
tage iine 80 Gage og finoe Jig i Sen
Sfirbne, iom fan ielp far here0t
Jig. 6orboabenlig pil 0en11c Mffnre
blipe bonl ielp en- lltn0 2nre for
6remti0en og tjere til Sfrnf og
Mooarle Ell for olle ligelin0e0e, og
Man0en far life el1gall9 SEN 5rglt at
fllnne ipille Mortpr, ga fan mes
f1l0 &ilie pg &ioenoe far poooro9. /
Jig Stroffen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

Mp banif Sfreooerfurretnine.
%pr p%elfienote 2onosmono, @ro0er=
lou1fuuocts SefretGr, Mr. Sbos. IS.
Ncrr1oni en, far begpn0t Sfreooer=
fprret,1ing / Mo. 1862 %. 6. Street.
vi pnlfer 6a111 al m1lig @elo og
Snffe. &
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

Sing 9mit. Spillinghpernes ST.
moifnre bor / Sc liOlte Gage bart ct
gonlfe eienoommeligt MntrGf, pg
mongfoloige @isninger CT fremiotte
ongooenbe Morlo9en til bette. Sui
ten bar peret ting % tpf, nneo ct
quIoatigt 6orpeifnr, Ser gop Siege
totionen en- ipaniforpnogtig Gone.
@eoen far, %napnlig / @egpnbelle en- al
l1gen reret meget trDffel10e, men De
libite Gage far BOG eipet Ell &eling.
Sill Siber for Sfperne let felt trl1=
enbe ms, n1en ser bor bperfen peret
Storm eller &egn. Gen o%ln1i1toeli=
&c Menina, JON ogioo ltottes al Sen
ol1tboriierebe &eirprofet, er at Set er
&pgen fra Sfopbrmoene / S6abo og
Montono, iom briper oper Staten.
Zen ifal pnre mnrfet felt ne0 til
Chicago pg til Nebroifo moo Sup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

MfopS &iuneer. @enrp @o1b. eli
al Sc Splfere, lom %1ru1Oebe Settle
n1e11tet pes 9fem ltlm, pg sen enel tie
1jenlepenoe al ct 0etacben1ent Crop
per, ipm blep neoilogtet al Siour
2Snoionere / 1862, bpDe 9prhng Nf=
tcn / lit @jcm, 210 @eit Nintb st.,
50 Nur 1ul1l1el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
@npcrnpr Gber6art % bans Mili=

turitab, bpis Me0lenlmer nor leo
loget al oeres relpeftipe @nltruer,
reiite 9proug til 0l,lltb, bporfra Sc
inoifibeoe Jig til Ssle &opole poo eli
Ierierejie al Ell l1ge eller ii Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
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AT Prof. l. r. Ainsworth Davis, B. A.
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Magnussen, Johannes. Dansk.Norsk-
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

We'd Kj6b e1ler Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Siraon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

Sernbanc-O rSningcn pil ONT fort
Sio fomrte til at optoge 8praa6Sfor=
banolingerne / en- %betp6elig @ra6.
S~pergsmaalet ON 6jernelien al
~@raoe Crossings" paa &aitings
Dofota 2inien gjennem SpobDen bar
pnret bebon0let of cit Serfomite,
bpis 8etGnfning bill blipe %forelagt
@praaoet / neite ltge og at Bette
benptlt til Sen ltoaen0e Sernbane=
&omite. alderman @aIfer met1er,
at BET bill Dere be0jt at u6l9tte belle
oenne Sag, til ser ct t%ruffet enoelig
9eitemmelie om set %foreilaaeoe 11pe
Union Depot be6 8ri0ge square og
ON Milmal1fee 2iniernes 8enDttelle
al bette. Gil MiImQufee Sranene
lgbe in6 til l1nion Depot, oil onto
gelig Settings Dofota 2inien faloe
bort at Jig ielp og 6e peitgaaenoe
Sog fomme in6 til @pen as en- anoen
Suite.
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St. Paul.

"St, Paul Tidende" removed to Room
2Ol Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
Mtnneapolts>

DIR. @ctcr Gliptcf bleu- liolte l1ge
plr,oielie lpg UNDER lit Mrbejoe ion!
1eforotionsmoler for 6irmoet @ol=
Jon & So. og blep bragt til Set Nor
ife 9iofonisieboipitol, bpor fan emo
MI benlig9er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

&aabeifnb. 6orbenoeren0e &oli-
tiiereeont Sobn @on &icflep, ser bor
peret oniot pe6 Minneopolis &oliti=
ltprfe iioen Mpril 1882, in6til Mpril
iaar, ga fam tog Mfife0 meo Yenlion,
og iom bar Ell at 8pens be0It fien0te
Eolitimelr0, miiteoe li6lte 2proag
9ipet be6 ct @aobelfuo, affpret al en-
al fans m%ongeaorige &omerater |
Holitiet, Eotrolman6 Solepb Sllin-
ger, me6 ct al San &icfleps egne
5fp6epooben. Sc to @enner por pe>
! at efterie g}icfleps Somling at Goo:
ben, ga Sflt06et plu6ielig gift al oQ
romte SEN gomle Sergealrt, iom 6eoe
poo Gte6et. 90 set tD6eligt nof pol
ct Goobeifu6, bill Ser life blipe reji
Mnfloge moo Sllinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

ct. Eeoers &pinocfurenin9 ofbol,
Ser tit ngite Mpoe Sors6og 8. 1.
September bos Mrs. &aren &eterlen,
us Mori6oll 5treet &c. 6. Mou to-
ger S%ransfer til @eitern Mpe. og 2.
Street Sporpogn paa @ennepin Mpe.
ltaar at Gogren pes Z. Site. g. 6.
og goor 2 8locfs MOS 6lo6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26
Sr. 81. s. Samann, Sefreter for


Moropeltens norife Sonserforbuno,
ofreilte igoor oper Greet 9tortbern
til Gurefo, Gol., bror ser 5. g., 4.
og 5. September afboloes ct ltort
Songerlteone for Eocific &pltenS
norlfe Songfpreninger, / bpilfet ST..
&omonn pi1 oeltoge iom 9elegat for
Smgerforbllnbet fer Noropeltea og
ipge at fao oprettet ct Somorbejoe
mellem Sc to 6orbun6. Eoa lorei=
len gipr @r. &omann 0pbolo / 6ar>
go og goor pia Spofane til Seottle,
Tacoma og &ortlan6, Ore, bporfro
fan fortietter &ejien til @rrefa mel
9ompif:ib, iammen naeo Son9erne
fra @oibington og Oregon. Sell
&ejien oil bare omtrent en- Mooneo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-26

-.tu!lIu1tu, IuIIl ullpti uuel 0IAIS''.
Zen ifol pnre mrrfet felt mes til
Gbicogo pg til Nebruifo MOB Sup.
Minncipta Statc Tair. Ser ct I'LL
FIN fist mere el1b Ell llge til at Min=
neioto itore StatSuoltilling oob1er
inc Gprc for Eublifum. Mobnings=
bogen ct s. 5. Septeln6er, og bette
Nurs Stote 6oir pil mere ems opret=
boloe fine Torgengeres Sra0itioner:
ultio at prrc ct lo11gt Sfri0t fora1
line 6prgrngerc, ultio at bringe mo-
get mt, ION mon life nil fin0e pao
nngen un0cn Stote 6uir / 9anOet,
~ oltio at pnre Sc 6preneOe Staters
%ltprite % bcoite Stote 6oir. Saar bill
SEN ion iorpget SntereSie peo at oel1
itnre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. af6ol-
bes iunnti0i9t / ct. Youl, og Ell
MGn9be al 2onoets ltprlte M9n0 og
Nrtboriteter poo &onierpotions=Sm
raooet iii folnn1e tillte0e og beiegc
Stote 1Soir. 9lanot oisle er SSreli=
Bent Soit, Gfs=Ernl ioe,1t &ooiepelt,
Mgerhr11sminiiter @ilio1t, @iceprg=
libcnt Shcrnlu11, 8ifforO Hincbot,
Son1es S. Sill % @ru1orcoer al on
0re fremroger0e MnnO.
Minnel oto Stote Iair nil gipe %
ct @illeoe al Dor ltore og rige StatS
ltopifling pg nl1pnrelloe Ston0pl1nft
iom inge11 tioligere l1oltilling, og
mere ems bette: Sen nil fortGlle %
ON ollie Sc pigtigite 6remifri6t /
&ulturen / Sc ienere Mor,- poo ST.
bultriens, Mger6rltgets og Opfin0el=
iernes SnrooOe. Gertil fommer ct
1noerbol6nings=E rogrom, ser Ell loo
pmfotten0e og parieret, at ser pil BIZ
be noget for en6uer Sn1og og ST.
tereSie e. Stote 6oir l1gel1 bor oltib
pGret en- 8c9ipel1be0 / Minne iotos
Morsonnoler, og SEN oil blipe Set
ioor mere ems / noget tioligere Mor.
@nslig 9Dffe. 1pr: Ell Sis lioe,1
m,logoe Mrs. Sans @ellur0, 2465
Territorial Mouo, SfilSmisieiog moo
f.. i'm Man6, bpem FUN beifplote for at
p9re briffpl0ig, for at 6ope prDglet
6enoe, 6rl1gt Ell itpg Mlu6 moo belt
6es Mo6er olp. S sen Mnleoning
far 81 triftsrettcn ltoltebt en- Sr0re,
lom poologoe bom finn at opbol6e iia
/ &effenet / lit @ieI11, % gao Mrs.
5ellon0 og benoes @grn 9et til at
opboloe Jig / Sc pprige Gerelier. &C.
here er BOG oenne Srbre nn6ret til,
at bon pgloa fan opbpl0e Jig / Sen
eprige Gel at @ulet, i6et bans ST.
itr1 er bortrejit fra 9pen. @ellon0
far lo0et en- Sogfgrer u%6arbei6e ct
Spor paa @ultrl1el1s Mnflage, iom
bar babe Meb og &ler. San poa=
ltoor, at set ct uian6t at fan er
oriffploig eller at Fan far lloaet i'm
@nltrn eller bon6et oper lin 5biger=
mooer. @an i%n0remmer, at fan en-
gang iogeoe Soigermooeren u6 al
9nlet, men bl1n fom ltrofs i1o igien
glennem 8og0eren. 9enne l16folt-
ningSlcette l,oipiueoes efter ct Cont
meritp0, b%pprun0er Spigermo6eren
bapoe brl1gt ltpg dumb MOS bam,
paoltoo BON. Sellaro tiger, at ban
l E,>,S, :n<L,.<l r.. cT. . ~ ,,1
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n1inne(ota.

- 9en be0lte @peoeopliug poo
Ter9l1s 6allsggnen CT poo g. SON
ltaos Torm / Merbeoen al 5per=
0rup. st Stpffe Nplano gap 38
8ulbels pr. Mcre.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04
- -
<-haNE sLE1
University Calendar

February S, IL a. m.-Opening as
sembly Oi second semester.
February Glass work in all de,
partmeEts begins.
February 12-St. Louis Symphony
Orchestra
February 15-Botany lecture, c. S.
eager. university assembly.
February 22-Holiday, Washing
tons birthday
February 22-John f. Swanger, state
bank commissioner for Missouri. in
the auditorium. Subject: citizenship
the American Ideal"
March 1-"Experimental Zoology"
Prof. George Lefevre, university as
sembly.
March 5-St. Louis Symphony Or,
chestra
April 1-Quarterly meeting of BoarC
OF Curators.
May 80 to June Final examina-
tions.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04
FAVOR u. OF M. ENDOWMENT
Men of Both Political Parties Pledge
Their Support to Higher
Education

Sentiment in favor OF an ample en-
doWment of the University of Missouri
has grown rapidly in the last few
days. Prominent men in both politi-
cal parties have come forward and
pledged their support for higher edu-
cation in Missouri.
In st. Louis Senator Frank w. Nc
Alester Of Paris SAID he was strongly
in favor of an endowment fund tG
Increase the revenues OF the Stat
, University. ard would devote his ener.
gios to that end. He declared the
State Legislature in the past had rot
concerned itself sufficiently with the
leeds OF the university. He said il
was misfortune the school should
be harp2red in its work for lack OF
.undS. he expressed a desire that
President 4. Ross Hill remain at the
head OF the institution.
DE. Hill is the most valuable man
! know OF for head of the Universit.
Of Missouri and do not know where
lnCther could be found to fill the posi-
ton as he is doing" said John H
Boutwell, of Sedalia
Mr.. Bothweh advocates a plan by
which Missouri University will be
cone eventually one of the great
institutions of America. His plan is
Tor tax OF two or three mills on the
S10O property valuation to be assessed
for the benefit of the university. In
time this amount would be large, he
said
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04

The Tiger coach for 1910 has been
chosen. He comes from the school
1909 coach accomplished, tie students
OF the University of Missouri can
place confidence in the new man. His
methods are the same, it Is said. He
knows what the football men have
been accustomed to in the last year s
work. Every one connected with the
institution in any way, and many who
have only heard OF it, did not want to
believe that Roper would not be here
next year However, the next years
team is in the care of another man,
and it is up to" MissouriaRs to sup
port him Loyalty from now till next
Thanksgiving He is recommended by
the man who led the 1868 Tigers
through a successful season. We have
every reason to have confidence in
Dillon. Let us show him from now on
that we are with him. Let US show
him that the spirit that aided Roper
vii! back him every minute of the
time he is in Missouri.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04
Kansas City Alumni to Meet.

A meeting of the University of Mis-,
souri, Alumni Association of Kansas
City will be held at the Hotel Sexton
at noon Saturday to consider DR.. A
Ross Hits possible resignation as
president of the university. The asso-
citation desires him to reject the oirel
OF the University of Minnesota and
remain at Columbia. James Gibson
IS president of the alumni association.
Kansas City Star.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04

State, he VIII turn down the offer OF
the Gopher State. These friends cite
the way in which the University OF
Missouri is treated compared TO the
treatment that the other States insti-
tGtions receive at the hands OF their
legislatures. They have prepared
these figures to show the population
of states and the legislative endow-
meIts:
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04
LESS MONEY 70 THE M. U.
A Table Showing the Poor Support
Given to the University

Friends of the university. St.
Louis paper says. believe that if some
positive assurances can be given DR..
Hill that the legislature, in the future
will abolish the penurious method it
has pursued in the past in its treat
rent OF the educational system of the
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04
Appropriation

Tie claim is made that OF all tn
States in the Union of great wealth
ard population Missouri treats its edu-
,atioEal institution worse than any.
Of the schools appropriating more for
their schools than Missouri at least
live have less population. according tc
the last census. In addition to the
appropriation in Illinois and Ohio.
there are large endowments belonging
to the institutions of those states,
which go to increase the amount Of
the appropriation as given.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04

A professor in a Western university
SAYS that the American people are to
be civilized by music. And everybody
knows that music hath charms. etc.
But whoever made these statements
would retract at once if they could
hear ragtime on our boarding-house
piano.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04

Mrs. Sidney Calvert attended the
wedding in Sedalia Wednesday of
Miss May Hawkins and Linn ilgen
ritz. who is engaged in the hardware
business in Sedalia. Mr.. and Mrs
IlgenfritZ will nake tour Of Europe
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04
Notes of Society.

Mrs. Stanley n. Smith made the
highest score ana won the prize. a
lunch of violets. at a bridge whist
palty at the home OF Mrs. Guy l..
Eoyes Wednesday afternoon. Two
tables played.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04
NOT A PERMANENT CONTRACT.

The Athletic Committee of the Uni
Versity of Missouri is considering the
proposition Of building or leasing a
stadium in Kansas City in which tc
hold future football games and other
athletic events. The Athletic Commit
tee will, no doubt, obtain TIE best pro
position possible. However. it would
be wise for the Athletic Committee to
consider carefully before entering into
any permanent contract for the leas-
ing of stadium which might be built
by a corporation specially on the
strength of their making "a longtime
contract.
Longtime contracts are dangerous
things when made upon such unstable
propositions as intercollegiate athletic
events. Football is not a guaranteed
permanent game. Opposition in
creases each year against the playing
OF the game. Collegiate athletic re-
lations between Missouri and Kansas
could be broken before another week
is past. AS an example of this the
relation of Chicago and Michigan so
There are many reasons why a long
time contract on a stadium would be
profitable to the promoters of the plan
There are few ways such contract
would benefit the university.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04
Glee Club Concert February 19.

The Giee Club Of the University of
Missouri Will give its initial concert at
the university auditorium Saturday
:: glt. February 10.
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1t is not merely or chiefly question
whether Missouri wants Hill. More.
souri, wants the best in higher educa-
ton for her sons and daughters.
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LOST-GOLD MISSOURI PIN. RE
ward. H. B. Kennedy, 110S Paquin St
LOST - PaIR NOSE GLASSES
with DIR. Noys" on back. Reward. Re
turn to J. d. Woods, 1902 University.
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Ad Club to Meet.

The University of Missouri Ad Club
will meet at 7:15 o'clock Saturday
night at the Y. NJ. c. A building.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-02-04

Saturday is the last day OF THE
ROCHESTER'S' Big Discodnt Sale.
(Adv.l
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

FOR RENT ROOM ON FIRST
floor, furnished or unfurnished. 1902
University Ave. Phone 757 Red.
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ROOM AND BOARD-ROOM AND
a half, with table board; for girls.
rs Missouri Ave.
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FOR REET-CO2EER ROOM on
second foor in pleasant. we'll ordered
aome. where only few boys are kept
6o5 S. 4th. Phone 400 Black.
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TWO NICE LARGE FURNISHED
rooms at 500 Missouri Ave- Phone
525 Green.
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WANTED-JANITOR FOR TWO
thirds or full tine, by Department of
Physiology. Apply to Prof. c. W.
Greene. Medical Building
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

TWO ROOMS. ONE-HALF BLOCH
from university. second floor; one.
single or double, IS; one-hail of study
and sleeping room, So 9i2 Lowry
Street.
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FOR EENT-ROOMS WITH OR
without board. Call at 415 S. 9Th St.
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ROOMS FOR RENT, 80 S. 9Th;
we'll heated, Gil second floor; for mar.
ried couples without children.
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FOR SALE-12-ROOM HOUSE, ALL
modern COnveniences, 2O5 College Ave.
For particulars, apply to II. X. Lange,
213 Exchange Bank Bldg.
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FOR RENT-EEW MODERN Gla
room cottage. Call or write A. E.
Flouers, Engineering Building, Uni
rersity.
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RESTS WITH PEOPLE
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tie state doing what it should to main
tain in the educational field its posi-
ton as fifth in the rank OF states?
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-29
YOUNG man KILLED IN
NO. | SHAFT OF 0JlBWAY

Abraham PeaNe, aged "a. single
man, was instantly killed while at
work i'm the first level, No. l shaft of
the ojibway Mining company at noon,
yesterday. through being struck by an
ascending skip.
Justice of the Peace ]. X. Stevens
conducted an inquest yesterday after
noon. a verdict to the effect that death
was accidental being returned. AS far
as can be learned. Peake was work
ing i'm the shaft at the time the acci-
dent occurred, and it is presumed that
he did not notice the approach of the
skip, until too late to get out of its
way.
Peake was native of Cornwall,
coming to this country some time ago.
He is survived by one brother, resid-
ing at Mohawk besides several rel
atives in the old country. He was a
member of w. T.. Gladstone lodge,
Sons OF st. George. of Mohawk. under
whose auspices the funeral rites will
take place.
The remains will be Inferred I'm Lake
View tomorrow afternoon. Services
vial first be conducted at the Mohawk
NJ. T.. church.