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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19
TAFT RAIL- LYING CRY FOR
PARTY AGAIN is SOUNDED

board, In handing down its decision,
declared that compensation lies rather
in the passage of an employers .liabil-
ity act than in determining a monetary
compensation for the hazard involved.
The decision says, in part:
'sThe board recognizes the impossi-
bility of adequately measuring risk in
cents of compensation per hour, ana,
in its opinion, the solution lies rather
in developing a means which will re-
suit in a reduction of risk than In de-
termining adequate compensation in
wages. Such means can best be de-
veloped through the operation of an
employers liability act, under which
both employer and employe will share
the burden of the risk and under which
both will cooperate to reduce the sac
rifice of life and limb which present
conditions involve.
Warren 8. Stone on Ground.
Chicago. March 19.-Warren 8.
Stone, president OF the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, arrived to-
day to represent his organization in
the mediation proceedings involving
the firemen and enginemen and rail
ways. 1t is believed mediation will
end early next week
The decision of the state board of
arbitration in awarding the Chicago
switchmen 2 cents an hour increase,
but refusing time and half for over
time, has been generally accepted as
final by the railroad employees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19
RAIL WAY PEACE
ISFURTHERED
State Board of Arbitration
Passes on Demands of
B. of r. T.
BOTH SIDES ACCEPT TERMS
Men Given Part of Increase Asked
Importance of Liability Act Is
Emphasized.

Chicago, March 19-Peace in the
Chicago railroad world was given ad-
ditional impetus yesterday, when the
dispute between the Brotherhood Of
Railroad Trainmen and the roads was
adjusted by the state board of arbitra-
tion. The award of the board was ac-
cepted by both sides to the controver-
sy, although representatives of both
declared it was not entirely satisfac-
tory to them.
The state board, composed of B. f.
Cnadley, chairman; Harry M. Powell
.spd GhaTIes Plez, rendered It's decis-
On late yesterday afternoon, after a
lengthy session, In which 1t granted
an increase of wages of two cents an
hour and limited the working day to
10 hours.
Asked for Increase.
In their application to the state
board Feb 12 the men asked for an in
crease of wages amounting to 8 cents
an hour to be apportioned as follows:
Yard conductors, days ........... .40c
Yard conductors, nights ....... .42c
Yard brakemen, days ......... .37c
Yard brakemen, nights .... 39c
The men based their request on the
extra hazardous and onerous features
of the switching service and the in
creased cost of living.
The new wage scale awarded by the
board, which is 2 cents an hour more
than the men are receiving at present
is as follows:
Yard conductors, days ..... SIC
Yard conductors, nights .... 39c
Yard brakemen, days .34c
Yard brakemen, nights .36c
Liability Act Important.
In answer to the reasons given by
the men for an increase in wages the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19
PAYS $500, 900 FOR PICTURE
Otto HI. Kahn of New York, Banker,
Buys Work of Halls, Dutch Artist.

Buys Work of Halls, Dutch Artist.
New York, March 19.-By paying
the record price of 100000 Otto
H. Kahn, the banker. has for a prize
a painting coveted by lovers of art
both here and Europe.
There was keen rivalry between
the millionaire art collectors of this
city to get the painting. ]. P. Nor
gan, it is said, bid between $3.50, 1000
and 100000 for the picture, which
was imported and sold by Duveen
Bros. about a month ago.
The painting is the portrait of
Franz Halls and his family, painted
by himself. 1t shows five full length
figures and is 10 by 112 inches in di-
mensions. Halls was a famous Dutch
artist. recognized as one of the great
masters of Europe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

question, tne ODJecC DelnS 10 smut on
debate. The previous question was
ordered, 17s to 169.
Conference Again Futile.
Washington, March 19.-An hour be
fore the house was to meet the confer.
ence of representatives of the regular
and insurgent republicans. which had
been In session nearly two hours, broke
up without reaching an agreement.
When the insurgents came out of the
room they declared 1t would be fight
to finish, and in that frame of mind
they awaited the assembling of the
house.
Payne Heads Regulars.
Members of the conference were:
Regulars = Payne, New York; Dal-
zell, Pennsylvania; Smith, Iowa; Taw-
ney. Minnesota; Mann, Illinois.
= surgents-Norris, Nebraska; Gard
iner, Massachusetts,; Hayes, Califor-
nie; Lenroot, Wisconsin.
Martin of South Dakota was in the
conference room as a harmonizing in
fluence,
Sd1A8 t&GEulaT6 "k1co8I616
Representative Rodenberg of IlIli-
nois, a regular, declared he was for
deposing Cannon as speaker and will
ing to vote for Champ Clark for speak
er. "I won't vote with those Hessians
any longer" he declared.
Insisted ON Keeping Speaker.
Today's conference, as did that held
yesterday afternoon, failed because
the regulars refused to consent to. the
elimination of the speaker from the
rules committee. The insurgents in
sisted upon this, though they conceded
a number Of other points.
Martins suggestion of a compromise
included proEiso that the new COM
mittee shnuid. select its own chairman
No mention was made of the eligibility
of the speaker for place thereon. AZ
ter considerable deliberation Martin
proposed to amend his proposition so
as to make the speaker ineligible after
March 3, 1911.
Refuse to Budge an Inch.
Against this amendment Mann and
Dalzeli, representing Cannon. held out
unalterably. They refused to consider
any plan that would specifically hui
initiate the speaker. Their attitude
was so implacable that further confer
ence was out of the question, and ad-
Journment was had.
Hold Separate Conferences.
The insurgent leaders hurried away
to join their associates and form for
the fight which they knew was coming
within the hour. The regulars walked
slowly to Speaker Cannon's room
few feet distant. Their mien was not
SO solemn and determined as that of
the insurgents. Mann admitted to the
reporters that he thought the regulars
were beaten He declared the insur-
gents made no concessions, insisting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

of the earth where elective administration is
repudated the policy invariably resign In view
there much in official Washington
will be the attitude of Speaker Cannon While he has
disposition the of opinion
less than of self respect would die
his voluntary retirement from the speakers chair
AS matter of fact Cannon be deposed before the
session
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19
Discuss Forestry and Mines.

ST Paul, Mimi, March 19.-Forestry
and mines was the subject of the last
days session of the Minnesota Con-
servation congress today. DR.. Charles
VanHise, president of the University
of Wisconsin, and Henry Wallace of
Des Moines were among the speakers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19
''SUICIDE" FOR A
NEGRO TO HELP
JAIL DELIVERY

Marion, Ark, March 19-According
to the verdict of the coroner, Bob
Austin and Charley Richardson, the
negroes lynched here yesterday, charg-
ed with aiding the recent Jail delivery,
came to their death by suicide
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19
FalIieres VIII Hear Roosevelt.

Paris, March 19.-President Fal-
Heres win attend the lecture given by
former President Roosevelt in the Sor-
bonne. Roosevelt's subject will be
The Duties of a Citizen of Repub-
lic."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

WASHINGTON, MARCH 10 (BULLETIN) CLARK, FOR
THE DEMOCRATS, REFUSED TO MAKE THE MOTION sUG-
GEsTED THAT SPEAKER BE ASKED TO RESIGN.
BURLEsoN TEXAS HOWEVER, OFFERED REsoLU-
TToN DECLARING THE SPEAKERS SEAT VACANT. GREAT
EST EXCITEMENT PREVAILED AND A MOTION TO AD-
JoURN WAS DEFEATED.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19
UTAH MINE OWNER DEAD
j. O'M.4ra Went West from
MacOmb, HI, in 1892.

Salt Lake City. March 19.-Michael
]. Omara, aged 81, president of the
Omaha Lynch Mining company, is
dead He came to Salt Lake in 1892
from Macomb, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19
Climax of Fight in Lower House of Congress Comes
After Cannon Men Are Voted Down
On Every Proposition.
DEMoCRATsAND INSURGENTS ARE FIRM

Press After Every Advantage and Drive Ring Cohorts Into
Corner from Which There Is No EsGape-35
Turn Against Old Organization.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

WASHINGTON MARCH (BULLETIN). = MAJORITY
LEADER PAYNE TOOK THE CHAIR. THE BURLESoN RES
oLUTIoN WAS DEFEATED THE HOUSE AD-
JoURNED.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

Washington March 10 (Bulen) The Norris substitute
for the election of rules committee of 10 members
SO 153 The original motion amended was
adopted 191 1885, making the committee 10 members
and eliminating the pseaker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

Washington, (Bulletin) sspeaker announc
ed would entertain a motion for his resignation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

Washington March 19-Cannon declares he has no in
resigning will entertain motion for his depo
stion, if made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

THE WEATHER

Generally fair and cooler tonight
and Sunday.
Temperature at a. m. 40. Maxi
mum temperature in last "a hours, III;
minimum in IL hours, 40. Velocity of
wind at a. m, miles per hour. Pre-
cipitation, none. Stage of water, IA
feet. rise of L foot. Relative humid
ity, at p m. SO, at a. m. 76.
J. NJ. SHERIER
Local Forecaster.
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
From noon today until noon tomo3s
row. Sun sets 6:07, rises 5:59.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

question. the object being to shut on
debate. The previous question was
ordered, 17s to 16s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19
Cites Duty ON Paper.

In the first place congress reduced
the duty on print paper only 30 per
cent instead of putting II on the free
list This, he said, offended the news
papers.
And, last of all, the postal savings
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

Liability Act Important.
In answer to the reasons given by
the men for an increase in wages the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-19

Continued on Page Five.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
saf, Srooer epcmoicn.

5af, @rooer Spenoicl, foroi at Oh
liar
ioa 0iGrpt ct 5log
for Sen fiere Spno6e, og at gu tar
ct froftigt Gag
= for eller bag
/ os iellc 9anife, iom life forlto0e
at ifotte Sen rore nori fe Spnobe.
Sof, @rooer 5pen6len, for0i at 0u
min0er
% ON Dor Yltgt,
iaa @eien til @imlen ri iiffert finder.
Men bpor bar set Iigt
at trlfe Jig; 11iyt;
bpem tl,noe ga ogiaa netop formooe,
at Seieu gift giemnem bel1 norife Sp=
NODE.
SAB Sat, 8ro0er Sbe10le11 for0t at
gu ltaQr
iom Ell 2pgtepel
poo Sen bre6e Sci, tpor hi Stafler
-@per epige 5ieI
CT 1ippeIens SrpI =
bare for0i ri eli bo'oc @o'oe
til at %~iisnne" SEN egte norife Sp=
NODE.
Sg Saf, 8ro6er Spenoien, for &in=
~-fet @u~ 81
- Set iuit mig buer
Sm gmbeoerne. @ao, ia .fiffen Ell,
Spir,
lort nto0nc 9ruer,
nei, ltcgtc 0uer,
DC flppcn0c fonm1er, blot meo Sci
90Oe
hi Imuft onat11n1er SEN norife Spnooe.
ga SAT, 9ro6er Spenoien, ia Sof og
Omen,
I'LL er III re6e;
men ri pil ba' gmbeoer a%lleiomme,1,
bellt al 6e fe6e,
for set bar 10 fieoe<
ligt, bbis man on1ionit fig iful6e rooe
i1o / NoriferneS norit e Spno6e.
4. 3.
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minneapolis

N6olpb @anien, 5sn at 8aitor g..
&anien beb ben 6anife SSmanltelsfir<
fe, Ser Spn6og mellem Sui og Sept
aar miite6e lin enc 500 beo at bltpe
operfigrt al ct 6ragttren paa Mtl=
mal1fee 8anen, er MI fommet Zig iaa
Di6t, at ian otter Tan fonn11e n6e11=
6ers. 81 bapoe igaar Sorneielien al
at biIie paa Sen urge Mfano, Ser bar
paa Ell &igreteur iammen me6 fin
Sooer. &on iaa Juno og gla6 no, -og
nlpffen iDnes life at babe bergpet
bam bans gooe Sumgr. Selpfglge-
Zig er Sabet al EN- 500 altio en- be-
flagelig Sag, men M6olpb Sanien er
en- at De uttge M9n6, Ser fife bar
tabt 2ipsmo6et, foroi ser er tilitpot
bam en- iaa0an l1lDffe, iaa meget me-
re iom ban tro6s Sen bil babe en- lps
og lDftelig 6remti6 for fig. &an er
tnoerlig t%afnemmelig for, at ban lite
blen rant al en- en6nu bRrre rlpffe.
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Gn al &c elofe 9clcsater til Gon<
lcrpotion ono agricultural @ongrels
er Dor 2%onosnano Mnorem s. &nllot=
ion fra 2inoen / Sen pitlige Sci al
8romn County, / M9rbeoen al Sat-
lfo. anuotion CT 2ollGt1ber al Spo=
icl % fort ber til 9anoet / 1854,
f1m 20 Aor eommel. S 1856 neoiatte
fan lig / 2inocn, Dpor bar li9e op
til oeru1e 5io bar pGret en- al Sc le<
0c,,0c Mrnb. ga 9inocn % @anifo
por~ Ell &o1u,lle, bar &ruuotio n Jor<
mono for u@oaro of Srperpiiors"
% ban bor onlogt Sc ferite &eie %
9roer / Sen Ggn. San er I'LL rs Mar
go,nlnel, men raif og rerig lom Ell
ung Mano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18

Subannes y. Senicn, Del fic'1ot
blonot 1onifc fer / @pell, CT ofgooet
res Gpocn 5. 90. 6ebr,,or / @olbGf.
Gonnlort. Senien rejitc bcrfro for
ca. 6 Mooneoer liocn, li6cnoe al 5G-
ring, mcb @oab pnt at 6%oronoriage,'
/ &linoct pilbe fprbebre bons Sci:
brcD.
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UDvALGTE B0GER,

Skandlnavlsk ilIustr. Kogebog, smukt indh,
ST -Niels Ebbesen. historisk Roman afH. F.
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$1.5O.-Yaarbud, Fortellinger, skitsersor
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J.rnteppet falder, afJonas Lie, SOC, elegant
Bondesen, 600, eleg. indb. s5c.-Fortellinqep
og Dlgte. at dansk annerikanske Forfattere,
25c.-Unge Jens Je'en, af Erik B6gh, 25c.S
Ungdomsminder, af Kr.Janson, 25c-EnLivs-
gsade, at Bj: Bj6rnson, 25c.-DanlelR antzow,
Of II: F. Ewald. $40 slider, Csc, .indb. e0c.-
A~arhundrede, at II. r. Ewald, 6Oc.-Vebners.
h,Im, Rn Adelsdames Livshistorie, af marie
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g. RASMUSSEN PUB. CO.
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Set fine Stpffc @aanoarbcjoe,
ion1 %bortloo0c0es al Mrs. Orr, blen
uuuoet poo 90. 1893. Mrs. st.. Ee=
tcrleu er sen lpffcligc &inoer.
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.. Oct npe 6ptcl ct. Saul er I'LL loo
spiot fremlfrcoet, at ser er gooe It's
iigter til, at set fa,1 aobtes mibt /
nGite Moanel, m1lig 2pr6ag s. 16.
Mpril. Ser orbejoes al olle &rGf=
ter for at fao @jeitepere(ierne / Or
Sen. Nllle &erelier / 8, t., 5. % 6.
gtager CT tapetiere0e, og Mrbejoe1
1neo 2n9ning of @ulptepper er BE-
gpn0t. Sen ltore Stenoiif / @onto=
ret er poo &lo6s, og en- flor 9el al
1. @toge CT / Sroen og 6eforeret.
Meblemcntet, Scr fom1ner fra @ronb
&aptos, CT nn0erDeis BERTH. PIT
ltoitpret CT o%nifaffet pe6 6orretnings=
memo fer / 8per, og ser itaor Ill,
nGrmelt fun tilbage at iamle be en-,
felte 9ele og or0ne Dem til ct ltor1
og progtful6t @ele.
Gn GnbabD=Mffrre / ct. &aml
Millionpr=S pinellagteren Guoabp
aonios Gitp, ser forleom prppeoe e1
al fine ifarpe 5lagterfnipe paa @an
fieren 2illis, foroi 6e1r1e bar list 10.
gooe &enner me6 Slogterens Mo
oam, bar frnoet Ell gfterliguer fer
ct. Saul. Set ct Ell Sernbonemo11i
pe6 Napn 90. 80. 5tepens, Ser bpe1
paa 9ol1sman og @. 7tb Str. @or
tom bjem Mon0og Mfte11 og fanot Ell
Mal1o peo Mabn Sobn 8allb Gel
ifob meo iim &uitru, og ban iatt,
lao - paa iamme 8is iom @u6abl
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gioroe set meo flor @runoigbeb
@olib paaitaar, at ban bar nnb
ifplot for fin Merberel1e / Suiet
i6et ban pr, Selefo11 bar ppforore
til at fonrne 6ertil.
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De kan rernere.
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CONFIRMATION. Spnoog bcn 2Ooe
MortS III Ser / Den banlfe epan9elilte
llltbcritc Na5aretb Menigbeo blipe
aonfirnmtion nreo Mltcrgang / Sir
fen, paa Sjernet al @rotto og Mu=
roru Mpe. @a,bstjenelte begpnoer
iom iG6ponltg ST. $50, % enbper,
jon1 foritaor oct Set oanife Sprog, ct
bjGrtclig pelfommet. Sen oanlfe
Solmebog afbenpttes, tag Sen meo,
% Sc 6eilige Solmer oil gipre lit til
at bore trent Sc 1fienne 8almeipn=
Bags Minoer.
Gn T%or9lemmelie. Gen al 6rani
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8og on @upernpr Sobnion CT neto{
uofomnen. @l,pernpr Gberbar:
blep / iin Gio beot ON at ifripe Ct
Minoeor6 ONT SEN afbolbtc @upernsr
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Yolittferne / ct. Saul, at @l1ber:
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oenne. Set blep oplplt / SIR. 9aps
&ontor, at set bar en- 6orglemmelie
at @ubernpr Gberbarts Smtale a
Sobnion life fom meo, og at Sen pbl:
Sc fornlne / Sen neite llogape.
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Mpt Spinclaatcri. Smift 4 So.
pil bpgge ct mt Spinel agteri Sup
Youl, Scr ifal foite $4,000.
Set pil blipe 57x7O 500 / @runofla=
Sc og 4 Gtager bit. Snoe / @pg=
nilraeu nil ser blipc ct @ollcrt, bpor=
fra 9cip9eubc fan iayttoge Nrbeibct.
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9r. s. 6. Mcliou mco 6umilie IT
flpttet ms / lit npe Stem, 174O
N(pc.
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SOe Marts p%perroifeoe mtg / INIT
Silent, bpilfet ieg npo 5auobeo fo'1
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bpilfcu 2ejligbco blep opcrraft mig
to lmuffc % pnroifl,loe @aper. Sent
eller oloris oil oennc &clhigbeo
0icnuncs.
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mrs. q. g. 81 $ II,
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acknowledgements

acknowledgements fprite
Gage bar p9ret Ell uoprGget Sltf-
ccs, % cftcr Sem at oemne fan scr
ingen Spipl bore ON, at 0ennc nlgg=
tige 6oriamlin9 pil foa cit flor Be-
tponing for Statens 6remtio. Sra
ollie ggnc al Stoten % fra Sc o1nlig=
genbe Stoter begpnote Ser allereSe I
9irsoaas at iamles 5uiinoer al @je=
lter, % Mpoernc far nGret beipgte
al ioo mango 9eltogere, iom Solen
funoc rl1mu11e, liaeiom l1oltillingcrne
ltooig far trl,ffct irl6t @1s. Eaa
Mp6ets fprlte Gag, Dnsoog, pr9ii=
Sereoe G%rfebilfop Srelon6. @uper,
mgr Ghcrbort bplot Mobninustolen.
% Sn6enrig5miniiter 9ollinaer iarrt
9eon for M9erbrl'gsifolen / ct. Nn=
tbonp &orf, Mlbcrt @ooos, bar So.
peotalerne. @eb @ftenmpoet, Scr L.
oeoes al &e0aftpr g. 9. Collins.
bolotes @opeotolen at Mrs. Mar9a>
ret 8lait ira slgerbrl1gsffolen oper
@mnct: &e0ligcboloelien al Stem.
met. &eo Msoerne igaar bol6tea
@opeOtolcn al Salncs S. Sill.
Sturc Turbcrcbclicr far funoet
Steo i auditorium for MfboloeIicn
al Conformation m,S agricultural
Gongreis, lom oabneoes Snsoog at
@l,pernpr @berbort. Ser bar bcr=
lfet cit ubpre Sroolbeo / ollie 0ele
al @pgningel1 n1eb at rejie Booths"
ea title @jenitm,0e, iom lfl1l6e piie
Dor go6e Stots &ieoom11e og &jnl=
pefiloer, poa &loos. &oonoperferc
bor pGrct pao 6eroe ti6lig og tent,
% &ognlGS efter Gognles CT tpn1t
al beb 1. Street S%nogangen. Gen
ltore Sal or self / 2 Mfoelinger; i
Sen cite bol6es &on9reslenS Mpoer, /
sen o16en iin6es l16ltillingen al
Milneiotos Yro6ufter. Statens Sci
tonislion bar Ell itor og meget I'LL
%itruftip lloitilling, enopioere or ser
ltore Mfoelinger for @ajs, &%egetobi=
Tier, &orni ortcr, @resi er, Mnifneri
al Sen melt forifielli9e Mrt o. /. b.
@uSfliouoltillingen CT meget inter-
! eslant.
1tm9oumsfurcningen bopoe otter
Ons0ogen s. 3. Morts ct pellpffet
Mp0e. &or 2on0sn1ano Mr. g..
Sobnion gab cit u6m9rfet l1n6er=
bol6ning, Ser bar ligeioa tnteresiont
lom lGrerig. Mr. SobnIon tilifpn=
oeoe l1ngoommen til at fortiette iom
oen bap6e begDnot meb at 6Drfe og
opretbol6e SEN oonlfe &1,ltlr og uo=
bre0e Sen, ga oct ct bba6 hi trerger
til fer / Nmerifa. 9en omerifonlf e
&ultl1r or fun ringe;; @ul6et er &1tlz
turenS Stcofortreber Der / 6etts
2an6. Men Sen &11ltl,r, ri babe
me6 fra 9anmarf, SEN &ultur, Ser
bl1roe bore i16po6et Sen 6onif=omeri=
fanife l1ng0om, iom er fpot fer /
9anoet, Den er iaa go0 iom 11ogen;
bporfor ifulbe ri iao life oprfe be,,.
2igeleoeS los Scr. Solution nogIe
faa %l10tolelier fol6e ON, at sen alme=
tie 8efolfning bleb iao ni6t mulig
bolot | ltpioenbe6 al SEN &losj lie, Ser
ptl regiere 9an6et.
Otter Mr. Sobnions Sale bar ser
en- lille 0isfuslion, me11 Si6en bar
for longt fremifre0en, iaa fun faa
oeltog; men ban matte lobe Ell an
Sen Gong at tage op en- 9isfuslion !
l1ngoomsforeningen.
2an6smano, MI er Ti6en at TOM
nne op og ie og bgre ung6omsforenin,
npn MIIo or hoIfonnan
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We'd Kjcb eller -Reparat;on at
Uhre besSg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH ST.,
St.. Paul.
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Yrimrrpalgene.

%eo Sc / 1%irsoogs ofDolote Eri>
mnrpolg nomincreoes fpl9enoe Sat-
oi0utcr fpr @yerm6cocrnc:
;5or Mapor: $. q. Seller, &ep.;
Sc,1rp s. @oos, Gent.
15pr @pfosicrer: 3. u. Ior''*'
mprt6, Mcp.; q. 9. &otb, 0em.
,Spr Gitp Controller: ". $. Ior'l=
ban1, @cp.; &. s. 9iibop, Gem.
sSor Mrnicipaloomm1ere: S. y
Iir,cbout og Gem Grill, &cp.; @n9<
". Sonft % 5. y. @oerner> Gem.
Ipr Mslemblp: @anoep, Micba11o
Moblc, Mogers, Seller, Mills, SEQ
mol1, Sene % @olt, Sep; @owl1n
Sane, Go1rpp, 9uilp, 9oerg, @b't
comb, Yomcrs, Cameron og &ortot
Gem.
iSuI 2lluClI lteIt.
/. @ar0: @loomql1iit, Sep; Mn
berg, Gent.
3. @ar6: 8ol1meilter, &ep.
@uicbmur, Sem.
3. @oro: Goof, Sep; @aloney
Gem.
1. @aro: 9etforb, Sep; Mur
nul1e, Gem.
5. @ar0: Spongenberg, Nep.
Moblono, Gem.
6. @oro: &imball, Sep; @plo1,o
Gem.
!. @uro: Corning, Sep; Stri1l
ger, Gem.
s. @oro: 2onge, Sep; @erber
Sem.
9. @oro: Cartier, Sep; Srop
Sem.
10. @oro: montgomery, @ep.
Ileleler, Gem.
II. @oro: @eoell, Sep; Otis
Gem.
-. @oro: O'Mollep, Sep; &ies
Gem.
81. s. 6. Nclipn ,neo 6urnilic II
flpttet ino / lit npe 9jem, 114(
Summit Mpc.
Mpt Spinclagtcri. Smift 4 So
pil bp9ge ct mt 5pineilogteri / Spi
ct. Eol,l, Scr ifal folte $4,000
Set pil blipe 57x70 500 / @runofla
Sc og 4 gtager bit. Snoe Bug
hinge. oil ser blipc ct @olleri, bpor
fra @cip9eubc fau iagttuge Nrbeibct
Vafc Na0nats, Der CT ct al DC 'He
%icrpoirer, fra bpilfe 9pen bliper for
iynet mco &ano, ifal opau1oreS .!
%foropbes, ng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bor ofiluttet en- &ontraft for 0pta
gelie al 100000 &rbiffo0 Sori
fri Sacn. Set nil bIipe nof til q
0rffe 16O 2un0 meD ct 10 500 0pb
9ag Soro.
Sbeater iom Strife. S neite llge
voen title llge", pil Star 5beater
ct al 9pens &m1oepille Sbcatre, blip
berpttet til @l1ostjenelte. 5beatret'
8eltprelie far tilbu6t 8pens Metbo
oiitprGlt er, at Sc fan benptte 2ofale
til bette 8rl1g, og Be bar mo6tage
Set. Ser nil blipe bolot @uostiene
iter ooglig.
Oct npe 6ptel ct. SAUL er III ia
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9eforationsarbejbct i Smannels
banife ep. lutb. Strife uoferes al Dor
2anbsmam @r. 8. @inotng. 81.
@inbing bar ogioa ielp leoeret be,t
Segning til Observation-Disclosures,
iom blep antoget al &omiteen, ser 70.
reitaor Mrbeioet. 9eforotionen bol6es
belt ieiennem / eotiif Still og oil
blipe en- Yrpo for &irfen, Ser en0og,
faa bill longt obergaa 6e11 ti6ltgert
u6impfning.
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St. Paul.

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