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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
R. R. VALUATION
IS s215,ll l3,500
Total Figures for Real Estate As
sessments in Michigan,
$1,741, 1,215,138. -

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 14.--(Spe.
cial. THE assessed valuation OF all
railroads in the state as fixed by the
state tax commissioners $213, ,113, 500.
The express companies have been as
sessed $l,616,500 for 1910. car loaning
companies $1,142.250. and telephone
and telegraph companies s2l .794, 400.
The assessed valuation Of the Michi-
gan State Telephone company is $12,-
100000, and the Home Telephone
Company of Michigan $1.350,000. The
Citizens Telephone company of Grand
Rapids Is assessed 81, 100000, the Pos
the Western Union s1,500,000.
The total assessed valuation OF all
real estate and personal property in
Michigan for 1910 amounts to $1,741.-
2l5,13S, an increase of $54,039,441 over
1909.
The average rate of taxation per
III 900 assessed valuation for 1910 will
be $20.53, as compared with $2067 In
1909.
In 1909 the state tax amounted to
S5.929, ,304.89, while this year II has
been decreased to $4,734,892.7o, the
county tax has been advanced from
S4,499, $4,000 to $4,5f9.419.34. The
township tax has been boosted from
S1,122.635.4 to $1,165, ,603.51.
An increase In the school tax Is also
shown the tax having been boosted
from $7,1S6,799.35 to $S,4S4, ,SS6.S1.
The highway Improvement tax has
been boosted from s2.529, 1862 to $3.-
9S1, ,102.O6.
The total state tax Is $35,749.712.21.
as compared with $34.S79, ,093.20 I'm
1909. These assessments are levied
by the local assessing officers and are
compiled by the state tax commits.
sion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
DETROIT COLLEGE
NOW UNIVERSITY
Capital Stock Has Been Increased
and Scope Of Institution Will
Be Broadened.

The dream of those interested In
Detroit college, on Jefferson-ave., has
been finally realized. The institution
is now university, and will be
known as the University of Detroit,
permission to change the name hav.
ing just been granted by the secre-
tary OF state in Lansing. The capitol
stock has been increased from $780,
600 to $4,000 to permit of improve
ments.
The courses of the college will be
broadened and new ones added
Among the latter will be depart
ment OF engineering. II is the inten-
tion, also, to affilitate local medical
and law schools with the university
and negotiations to this end are said
to be progressing favorably.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
MAN IN RAMPAGE SHOT.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich, Jan. IA.
Especial. Prank Laundergrin, a
steel worker from Cleveland, is In the
hospital with dangerous bullet
wound in his side as the result OF
creating a rough house In the barroom
of the Commercial hotel. He was shot
by the bartender, Nick Harper.
Laundergrin put up a powerful fight
when the officers attempted to arrest
him and Il was necessary TO club him
into submission before links could be
put on him. The bartender was nc.
arrested.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
WRECK VICTIM IS HOME.
Alexander Wagner Tells Of Herolsm
In Batavia Collision.

Alexander Wagner. vice-president
and treasurer of the Phoenix Prefer
red Accident Insurance Co., Wash.
ington arcade, one of the passengers
in the New York Central collision
at Batavia, N. ". Friday morning
returned home Friday evening. ON
reaching his home, No. I'll Stanton
ave-. he collapsed as a result Of the
shock he sustained In the wreck He
was in the second sleeper OF train
No. 40, five car lengths away from
the rear, into which train No. %
plunged, causing the death OF Ave
people and injuring 13. The collision
pitched him about In his berth, but
he escaped serious injury. Among
those who gave first aid TO the In
jured was a girl OF about 19 years
apparently q nurse from a hospital
She ministered to the needs OF all
the injured and proved the heroine
of the wreck. Mr. Wagner says. Who
she In no one knew.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
Celebrate Golden WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gainor, OF Hu-
ron county, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary the past week,
with family reunion in the old tara
house. where they have lived over a
quarter OF century Among those
lTesent were: Mr.. and Mrs Willlaln
Gainor, Harbor Beach: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gainor. Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred s. Thomson. Detroit: Mrs. Mar
garet Kenny, Oetroitfi Mrs. Henry
Mckee, Macon, Ca; Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Carr. Bad Axe, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Steadman, Siegel township. Huron
county; Samuel Gainor. Syrian Gain
or. George Kenny and Wesley Arm
strong. Mr.. and Mrs. Gainor were
married I'm Millbrook, Can, and set
tied in their present home. 25 years
ago. They are widely known and re
spected in the icinity OF their home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
"eoeD SERUM HERE.
Wonderful Discovery Believed to BE
Cure For Terrible Blood Disease.

A serum called "606,' the discovery
of Prof Paul Ehrlich, of Frankfurt,
Germany, whose experiments with II
have been the wonder OF the European
medical world. has recently been test
ed. in Detroit, In Harper hospital It
Is an anti-toxin for blood disease
heretofore thought to be practically
incurable.
Experimental doses secured by the
Rockefeller institute Of New York,
have been sent to many different cities
In the United States and Canada for
the purpose of tests. The tests in De-
troit were made by De. II. r. Varney.
who was selected by the institute, but
he declines to discuss the matter on
the ground that the results OF the
experiments are still problematical al
though everything points to success
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
Aged Man Lost and injured.

Ernest Wilkie, an aged man resid-
ing at No. 1O41 Sheridan-ave., left his
home early Saturday morning. to col
Iect some rent on Centre St. but lost
his way and went to Delray. There
he wandered about until he was ex.
hausted. and fell sustaining a bad
scalp wound. The sheriffs Office
was communicated with and Deputy
SDeriff, Grandt was sent out He had
Wllkie removed TO his home In an
ambulance His condition 10 said to
be serious.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
NURSE SAYS MRS.
SCHENK PLOTTED
T0KAL HUSBAND
Woman Hired by Detective Bureau
Testifies That Millionaire Packers
Wife Agreed To Give
Her $1,000.
Declares That Mrs. Schenk Often
Wished That Her Husband
Was Dead.

WHEELING, w. A., Jan. 14.-De
tails OF the alleged poison plot by
which Mrs. Laura Farnsworth Schenk
~ accused OF having planned To rid
herself OF her husband. were related
en- the stand today by Mrs. klein,' .
the detective nurse.
The story or the intimacy between
Mrs. Schenk and herself; the wife's
complaints OF her husbands treat
ment: her repeatedly expressed wish
Tor his death and finally the deliberate
proposal OF his murder was contained
in the detectives testimony.
Mrs. Schenk, II was said, offered ST.
600 to the nurse, to administer The
stnff."
That she offered to procure the
poison but became apprehensive and
urged the nurse to consummate the
plot OF her own accord was declared.
Mrs. Klein" whose real name Is
Mrs. Elnora Zoeckler. told how she
had been able TO ingratiate herself
into Mrs. ScheEks favor and obtain
her confidence.
Mrs. Schenk was quite mctionless
until the detectives testimony ended.
Then she placed her elbows on the Ia
BILE and looked out of the window at the
wall OF an adjoining building. Her
face was absolutely without express
sion. Presently she turned and whis-
pered to one of her attorneys.
mo, am not worried" she said
upon request for statement. Il am
not even nervous. l think my case
is going quite satisfactorily.
When Mrs. Schenk left the court
room she was apparently In hign
spirits.
Goodbye" she called over her
shoulder and smiled as she followed
the deputy sheriff into the Bridge OF
Sighs."
Only q two-hour session was held.
Court did not open until 10 a. m. and
adjourned for the day at noon.
The nurse told OF meeting Mra
Schenk.
aDid she become friendlyg' the
prosecutor asked.
ashe was very reticent the first
day." witness said. AT that time
Schenk was In the hospital
"The next day when Mrs. Schenk
came TO the hospital, asked her into
private room for conference, the
detective related. I'VE talked about
the Schenks.
while We were In the room ! told
her Albert Schenk had just called
With q paper for John Schenk TO sign.
Il had been instructed to do this.
"She asked me what 1t looked ike.
I told her 1t resembled receipt or a
check.
'She said she was afraid OF Al
bert inducing John to sign a VIII,
and try to do her out OF her share
Of the estate. | said / thought II
would be a very mean thing TO 90.
"She ordered me TO tell her wnen
Albert came TO le. her know Or or
der Albert out OF the room.
She expressed a fear that Albert
was irving to get the keys TO MS
brothers safe deposit box. She IN
sisted that I get them In the event
of her husbands death.
Mrs. S,henk came To the hospital
the following Sunday.
"Sha said she had just learned her
husband was worse.
az wish to God he'd de- she said.
81 asked her why.
"If you knew how we have nved
Won wouldn't, blame me- she replied.
"She said Schenk had treated ner
tcontinued ON Page Two)
ro- p.teuts ana Trademarks. Go Is
,vt Il a na rthel a. ConRress-st. w.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
M. A. G. TO EXPAND.
Will Ask Legislature For Appropria-
tion Of S175,oOO.

LANSING, Mich. Jan. 14.-(Spe-
cial. )-The board Of control of the
Michigan Agricultural college will ask
the legislature for an appropriation Of
$175,000 to erect q new library which
will also be used as an administration
building. and contain an auditorium.
which the college needs badly at the
present time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
TOM NAvIN's WILL FILED.
Widow Gets Properly; Law Library
Goes To Partner.

The will OF Thomas j. Navin, who
dieo recently, was died for probate,
Saturday. He leaves all OF his real
and personal property to his wife.
Ida, and his interest In the law firm
OF which he was member TO his
partner, Col. p. J. Sheahan. Col.
Sheahan also gets the law library.
Mr.. Navin asks that his wife be
named as executrix. and In case she
does not care to act, directs that VIII
liam May be named. On Mrs. Nav
ins request. Mr.. May was appointed
executor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
UNHAPPY MAN ENDS LIFE.
Swallows Poison And Lays Down
Beside Wife To Die.

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 14.-(Spe-
ciaD-Unhappy marital relations
caused Edward Decker, aged %, to
commit suicide early this morning by
swallowing large quantity OF strych-
nine. He was married about two
months ago, but his matrimonial ven
ture proved failure in his estima-
ton.
Arising at an early hour this morn
ing he took large dose of the poison
and lay down beside his wife 10 die.
When she discovered that he had
taken strychnine she Immediately
called a physician, but he died be-
fore the doctor arrived. Coroner
Palmer decided that an inquest was
unnecessary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
WOMAN JAILED AS THIEF

SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. 14.-(Spe-
cial. while she was promenading on
Genesee-ave.. Saturday morning. Min
ME Kennedy, p, pretty domestic.
was arrested and a sealskin coat'val
ued at 500 taken from her. IL Is
said she took IL from prominent
west side woman. She is charged
with grand larceny.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
EASTERN TIME FAVORED.
Big Majority For Cha -ge Registered
BY Board Of Commerce.

The referendum vote of the mem
bers Of the Board OF Commerce on the
question Of time stands 5si in favor of
eastern standard to 81 against the
change. The polls have not yet closed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
THE WEATHER.

For Detroit and vtcinftyt Saturday
night, snow and colder with fowest
temperature az about - 60 - dewreess
sunday, partly eieudyp nsederst< norfh-
west Winds
For Lower Michigan, snsw ssa
colder tonisht, sunday, Eesersiiy f.irs
moderate northwest wlnas
TOnAY's rEMrEHATIREs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14

Every country In Europe but France
and Spain is expected TO increase its
sugar beet production during the sea
son OF 1901, the total estimated out .
put being ore than 10000. 900 tons as
against about 100000 tons last sea-
son ~ ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14

One year sgo tctayf Highest t<us-
persture, As lowest, 90 mean. 1os pr<-
ctpitstse.. go fseh tssew, s>fte1,pI
Tse -.. win .<s s.s.y a. ss.s = -
and WIN rise "a ssss =. - tsmeeroW
tsunaay).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14

The moon VIII rise before spaset to-
day and conffaue 90 saline tfiI after
sunrf.e tomorrow Sunday merning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14

Bob Printing pess aigst. THE.
Main ilss or City sss6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14

y.h prIntlla +: sr Si.ss. Trms,
Main itss. or City ssss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14

The craving for tobacco decreases as
! smoker ascends to b-<Aar attitudes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14

rcr Patents snd Trnoemarks. Go % Te
Bsrthei q Barthel. 81 ConRress-sI w.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

@olsatba Girfens &pinoefurening
ofbolber lit nnite Mpoe Sorsoag 5.
20. Mpril bos Mrs. q. 6. Sobnlen.
1857 Mislislippi STREET, 81. 3 Otter
miooa9. Nlle or nclfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

6rin,erfer, pil finoe steo fra @1.
$50 til 1890. Ser pil bline lagt
8repe / @orofoelingen til 81. 10
1or11., ioun fan l1otages bele 9a=
gem. llobringelie al Special Delipe-
ny 9repe oil finoe Ste0 JON iroban=
lia. Ger pil ligelcoes lfe CIT betp=
oelig Snolfrrntniug al Counting al
EoltfoSi cren rlt10t ont / 8pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
st. Paul.

"st. Paul Mde4de" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

= SIie iom Notwithstanding for
8%rGnoing of Muriten bliper | ben.
ne Tio prepet at Sort &ierre 8ricf
60. Ser er allere6e br9n6t 1 Sbn
fulo at @ten og &eiultatet tp6er
paa, at bette bIiper billigere en6
@uI, iaaIeoes at 8ro6uftiot1en b1iner
biIIigere. Gsrisgene bill blipe fort
fotte. .,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
Eel. Once T.. s. 1141
Residence T. S. 5519
Dr.. N. G. Mortensen.
9om.h &e9e.
3I4 Amer. Nat. Bank Bldg.
ST. PAUL, MIMI.
Res. 742 Rondo (Cor. Grotto).

&cb Jprenin9cn u@pbt @aab"s
Wtpoe / 9erbogs Mftes nolgtes fpl=
genoe np 8eitprelie:
q. q. &eterien &r9ii6ent.
&c. 6. Mortenien @ice-8rniioe11t.
S. 9lom=9ange forreip. sefreter.
@ans Ntelie1 6in.= Sefreter.
q. g. &asmusien &osierer.
SruiteeS: NelS t&anien, Moos
8rocf og 5onp Maoien. +
Gfs~3srGioent &ooiepelt bill beip-
&c 9pillingbperne i6og, Sre6og, oe
bill boloe en- Sale til 2egislaturen
9alen bill blipe boIot i 5tatsfopito,
LETS &otun6a, og Ser bill fun blipe
M6gatg for Meolemmer al 2egisla.
ta1rett % nosle foa at beres 8enner
iom er ioripneoe ,neb Moganestort
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

Gu 2anbitrp9erjaet. 80 %buaoreoe
orbcjos0pgtigc 2onoltrpgcre forlpg=
te Sors6og ii0lte llge at beruegtigc
Jig ct felt @o6stog / 9l,rlington=
@aneterr9lr. 3%ogperionalet %
Sporlfifterne bar mogteslpie. So
litiet blep tilfolot, og ga 2pitna,t
@ebbort meo eli Slot @etjente inb=
fanot lig tog 9onoltrpgerfloffen
Ill1gte,. Sire al ocnt 'blcp bog or
relteret. elsie oplpltc, at bele 6lof=
fen bar blepet joget fra Gul11t6, og
I'LL bar poa &ejcn til Chicago. 3d.
mems 6olf far / Sen %'enere Sis flo
get cpcr, at Ser bar ioo ntol1ge
2mOltrp9ere / Sonltcn. Sc lp1es
at bopc bolot til / eli Nl1le, buor CIT
bel Slot al 0cres 9igeltillcoe blep or
r%clteret / fprrige l(ge.
Mislpffct S%rcnrppcri, st Ior>
jig blcp Mol,oog Nftcu gjort poo
at plyr1Ore Mortb=@e lterl1 2in1iteO /
MGrfcoen al @o5el Eorf. Iogct,
poo bpilfet pnr 800 Yaslo9erer,
blep ltanoiet al 9ofpmotipferer
Gllntc ira minneapolis 1pgle foa
500 fra CIT Stobel 5ornll1er pg Spcl=
ler, JONI ipGrreoe 2i1icn / CIT &ur=
be. @rcmier Oscar 6ln1e gif, JONI
&%eglemel1tet freezer, meo en- 2pgte
til bogerite Gel al 1oaet, % 81 bon
bite Jig, 6leu ct St1lo aifpret MOS
bom al cit Yerion, iom befaleoe
bom at foltc 2pqten fra Jig. Brent
iercu bar moOig % gop ct lfarpt
Spar, bporpoo Mpperen foripmnot
,loen at hlipe feet. Cooper %ouolet
rpooc Iorbin0rin9erne al 2inie,l, og:
Spgct fortlotte Il1rcr til Chicago.
6oripget poo at ltonoie Soact ifete
pn1trent ct &porter, eftcrot Set bap=
Sc forloot Union Depot / ct. Saul
&l. $50. Sfjpnt Sfl1eplaoic for
set inotrl,fne er uoenfor ct. EoulS
@pgrn1,oie, blep 9pens Yoliti por=
ifpet.
Badger Stotc 9ilniteD @rpreis s,
iom ifuloe onfo!me til ct. Saul
81. 1890, blep unoerrettet ont Set
inotrl,inc / @noior, isis, % tit
Sr0rc til at fipre %longiomt til ct.
SAUL. S 8ogogepognen ito6 Ser
lonolet mes Gooben / @en0er, ga
$Ste6et pas iere0es; men intet opba=
ge6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
ON. Westlund, Genera|a5 ent
i25 8. Third st.. Minneapolis. MINI.

&ooiepelt bor u0trpffeli9t betpinget
Jig, at ban life pilOe tale m1oer
aaben @immel, % Ell Ylon ON at
Dan ituloe tale ira 6ronttroppen
paa &apitoliet er oerior opgipet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
Gu 9auosmano begaar Se(pmoro

Spl1oa9 Morgcn blep 2iget al Morz
Gus Ghriltcnie en-, eli Sneofer, iom
bpc0c / 50 6. 2pltila Street, 1u11=
Sen ,n1ber @pi6roel1. Eolitiet trpr,
at Fan far lprlln9et al 8roen / ct
Nnfolo al Melmfoli, lfient ser, ioo=
piot befjenot life por l1ogel1 &i0ncr
til Sragcoicn. Gbriltenler bar goot
ficn0t pna &eltlioer, bpnr bur bob
Sc hoet / 80 Nar. @ul1 pur 0orif
al Ipoiel % hapoe boet en- Sio /
Son Tronciscp. Ipr fem Nor iioel1
blep bon gift mes Mrs. Morionno
3plpal1, Gnten eftcr Cit Sen al bon1.
Gfterot Sc bopoe pnret gift / to
Aor, bp0e fans @ltltrl,, pg set liges,
at Gbriltcnien olorig opcrponot set
te Sab. @rs. S%srgenien, fps .bpem
G6riitenl en loaereoe, tiger, at Gbri-
lter1ieu ofte far bnret meget melo,l-
folif lioen bans @ultrl1s 9po. Gbri=
ltenien bar Meolem al @neofer1es
6agforening og al 9onif @ro0er=
iomfua6 og eiterloo Jig en6el Gien=
SOM. @on bar 46 Mor gor1mel.
Gtnoenterfuncert / ct. &anl. Gi
2onife fer / ct. &o,l oil I'LL pgloo
faa Sen @leoe at fou 8eipg al Stl1=
oenterl angforet fra &jebenDobns
l%tniperlitet. Songforets Sntpreslo=
rio, ST.. @lritop 5bolberg, Dor fer
I ii6ite l1ge, og arrangerebe meo
69llesfomiteen. &oncerte,1 oil bli=
be Sen 26. Moi.
ST.. 1balberg er Ell poerit elifper=
Gig og 6pgtig 6orret1ingsman6, oa
bar fgr arrangeret ioa0onne Sour=
neer for Sc norite og ipenlfe stu.
6enter, og ian far ioale6es flor @r:
taring / at le0e cit laa6an 5ourne
til Sufces. Mt Sourneen bill blipt
Ell Sufces tp6er ollie Sing paa, bpo1
9an1fe iaobel ion1 Snenife, Morlf'
og Mmerifanere oil biie, at Sc paa
lfign1er bba6 iom fommer fra 6e
gamle 9on6. Set oil blipe en- Son
cert, bpor 9anmarf bill piie lin @11I
tur poa Sqngens Smraa6e, og blu
cit &rp6 for Danmarf og. for .;
! Donife, Sen bill bepe Dor Station
Mmerifonernes pine.
Sc itore 6orbere6elier iom aipre;
al 9oniferne / Seem Sort, @btcag'
og an6re Ste6er, tp6er paa, at 8
impoeier oeres &onme mes flor 8e
gejitring; las % fer / ST.. 8al1l og
laa bite, at hi er meo, og oipe Sen
ct bi9rtelig Gelfpmmen.
MIle Sc 6anife 8oreninger ia,
%ilrtttet Jig iammer1 / enSellesfomite
Sra 8ro6eriomfun6et. 81. g. Ser
manien, 8. Mielien og sc. Sssenien
fra v@oot6aab" q. g. 5ronien, 81
9aurit5en % S. 8lom 2ange; fr'
~3anmarfs Sgnner" s. Gilbert, 90
Serenieat og Sam Senien; fra ling
oomsforeningen 81. 9amsgooro, 81
Anoreaien og s. g. &onien; #
lSnngforeningen g. 8oDefen, S. ssss1
genie1 % SSoobn OIien..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
minneapolis

8yenS' Turifjpnnelie. Mgitatio=
11en for 9Drfning al TONNE Softer
run0t ONT / 8pe11 CT TIL / ful6 @ang.
Safes afbol6tes ct 6oreorogsmeoe
/ 9. sc. 6. q. auditorium, bbor 81.
a. ltniberlitetsprelioen 8incent og
Gem @oo6s fra Mgerbrngslfolen
taltc ON @ptten og @le6en peo al
6prte lin egen o9 nerligge1oe tom,
me Softer bapemesiiet, og bette
@soe bill blipe efterfulgt at eli
&Gffe an0re al iammc Mrt, Der lie.
6es m1ber Stots ltniperiitetets St:
|teniion Geportenlent.
sbnbasSleperineen al 8rcpe pac
&oitbuiet bill opbere me6 fgritfom:
men6e Senoag, ifplge Srore fra
&oltmoit tier General / 8albtngton
ltoleperin9e4r al 8repe pe0 General
GeliperD Mfoelingen, iant Solg a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

! sen Sanifc @uleatba &irfc poe
Sbpn1as Street nil Ser pao Spnoog
Yoolfcoo1, blipe afbnlot 2 @l,ostic=
neiter. Gen forlte 81. 1870 Tpr=
miooog pil blipe poa Go1lf. HoIt
Nrel Mobien pil prnoife pper Cut
net: v@lnoen ppcr Seiu Spltanoel=
ic". Ser CT iprget for ipeciel Ml1iif=
program pcs Iprlniooogsguostiene=
ltcn. Mr. @oltcr Yeteriun bill ip1=
&C CT Solo, pg ca1opibere cit @1tet
al Mrs. Orr pg Mr. q. Ycter iel1.
&eo Aftcnallostiel1ei ten ST. 40 pil
Hoitor Mooien prroife poo Gn=
gelif oper Gnnuet ~S1e Meeting
>pitb G6riit".
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We'd Kjob e1ler Reparation al
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St.,
st. Paul.
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Toreninsen r6aobet" afbolocr
Bal pao Central Sail, @iernet al
6. % Z. Streets, 2pr0ag Mftcn Sen
20. Mpril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14

U. @anjen, 621 Saefion Street,
anbefoler Jig til ollie font for @rpreis
Sc 1foI babe beisrget. &urtig Be-
fleming. &orf 9otel oil mootage
Orbrer for mig. Sci. s. g. 2241.
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Butte al @upcrnpr Mamiey. s>all1cs

Butte al @mucrnpr Mamiey. San1cs
s. SILL bor gieuueu1 @lper11pr
@bcrbort tilb1tot State1 CT Butte /
2egems ltprrelic al Mlermn0er &nm=
iep. @amiey Mep polgt til @l,per=
,,pr for Minneloto / 1859 % gien-
polgtes / 1861. S 1868 blep Fan
polgt til Sc 6ore,reoe Stoters Senot,
'bpor ban bopoe Snoe / to Scrn1i=
l1er. Hrriioent @opes u0nGpnte
hom til &rigsninilter. @on 0poc /
1903.