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The citizen., 1911-03-24
Use 1900 Militia officers

Washington. March 22.-Of the 35o5
acceptanceS from State militia officers OF
the war departments invitation to par
ticipate in the army maneuvers in Texas
and California about 1900 will be sent
under federal appropriation. These will
be apportioned to the strength of the
various State militia. Others. if they 60,
must do so at the expense Of their State.
If the Maryland officers on the waiting
list are selected to go according TO the
rank in the service. Captain d. John
Markey, of Company A. this city, will be
among those to represent MARYLAND, as
he stands seventeenth 1t is not certain
in what order the officers will be chosen,
but it is very likely that if any of the
Maryland Guardsmen 60 Captain Mar
key will be in the party. He received
this morning printed folder of instruc-
tions as to the paraphernalia to be taken.
etc. A captain is allowed to carry only
100 pounds of luggage.
Lieutenant Ira McCurdy, surgeon Of
the regiment, who also accepted the in
vitation to go to Texas in case they
should desire him to attend the maneuv-
ers. is also awaiting orders. 1t is not
definite when the militia officers will be
sent to Texas but those who are in the
best position to know say that if they are
sent at all it will not be until April 1, or
possibly as late as Tune /.
The citizen., 1911-03-24
Inspection by Public Utilities
Commission.

Mr. James n. Amber, chairman of the
Public Service Commission, explained
the object of the Commission in passing
an order for an inspection of the proper
ties of public service corporations with
view 10 determining their values equip
ment and to ascertaining their facilities
for meeting public demands, Mr.. Amber
said:
The order is merely a compliance
with the Public Utilities Law under which
the Commission was created. There is no
motive behind the order other than a de-
sire TO Garry ont the provisions of the law,
and while it is fact that a great many
complaints have been laid before the
Commission concerning the operations of
certain railroads and other common car
rers. this order would have been issued
regardless of these complaints.
THE provision referred to is contained
in Section 20 of the Public Service Law
and is entitled General Powers and
Duties of the Commission in Respect to
Common Carriers, Railroads and Other
Street Railways" 1t reads as follows:
The Commission shall have the gen.
eral supervision of all common carriers
railroads, street railways, railroad corpo-
rations and persons subject to the provis-
ions Of this act hereinbefore defined, and
shall have the power to and shall examine
the same and keep informed as to their
general conditions, their capitalization,
their franchises, and the manner in which
their lines. owned. leased, controlled or
operated or managed, conducted and
operated, not only with respect to their
adequacy, security and accommodation
afforded by their service, but also with re-
spect to their compliance with all provis-
ions Of law, orders of the Commission and
charter requirements
The citizen., 1911-03-24

Ir cost the lives Of LIPS men to mine
23I, ,966,o7o tons Of coal in PENNSYLVANIA
last year, according to the annual report
OF the chief OF the State Department Of
Mines, just issued in proportion TO the
number of men employed and the amount
of coal mined the work in the hard coal
mines was more hazardous. The anthra-
cite production was 80, 269 294 tons; per
sons employed, l67,927; killed 500 The
bituminous output was I4S, 696, 776 tons
persons employed, 1911; killed, SGT.
These figures make it evident that there
rs either a carelessness or a recklessness
Of supervision upon the part Of the min
ing corporations that needs immediate
remedy
The citizen., 1911-03-24
Monuments to Missourians.

Champ Clark is not opposed to monu-
ments but he wants more of them in
Missouri. He wants one TO Benton,
bearing the words Of the great Missourian,
uttered as he pointed across the Western
plains, "There lies the East, there lies
India" He wants one to Daniel Boone,
whose bones once rested in Missouri soil,
and he wants one 10 General Doniphan
to settle forever that misunderstanding
about the North Pole.
'And it wouldn't be bad idea to
build one to old man Walker" Clark
sometimes says when his mind is travel
ing back over the bvpaths of Missouri's
past. "Old Man Walker? Why he is
the man who made Congress run the
southern boundary line Of the State round
his farm Congress originally ran the
southern boundary on straight line
from the eastern Kansas line to the Mis-
sissippi river. leaving parts of what are
now Dunklin, Pemiscot and New Madrid
counties in Arkansas. Old man Walker
had farm down there and when he
heard he had been set over in Arkansas
he got on his horse and rode to Wash
ington and SO harassed and bedevled
Congress that it ordered that jog made
that looks like a big toe down in the
southeast corner of the State, and old
man Walkers farm was left in Missouri"
Kansas Cfky Star.
The citizen., 1911-03-24
Democratic Caucus.

A Democratic caucus will be held TO
decide whether the reciprocity bill will be
a distinct measure or carry clause en-
powering the President to negotiate and
to add new agreements to list The Dem
ocrats want to increase list.
The citizen., 1911-03-24

HAVING got the army to Texas, 1t is
understood that the President is thinking
up some explanations of the operation
that will look good to Congress, the
lower branch of which will be controlled
by his political opponents.
The citizen., 1911-03-24

Mrs. Dedock Dove and children and
Miss Della Humm of Baltimore, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Knodle, South
Market street, having come to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. John W. Humm.
The citizen., 1911-03-24

C. F. Clayton, former editor of the
Georges Greek Press at Lonaconing, has
been appointed by Congressman David
|. Lewis as his secretary. Mr.. Clayton
will assume his new duties about April l.
The citizen., 1911-03-24
Lorimer an Issue.

Senator Lorimer's ''vindication" threat
ems to become mole than nine day Won
der. In chicago his friends gave him a
great reception. Bands, bunting, flags,
horns and automobiles were everywhere. I"
In Rockford mass meeting of his oppon-
ents adopted resolutions demanding the
resignation of Senator Lorimer as well as
that of Senator Cullom, who stood by
him while 1000 persons pinned on
badges of mourning to be worn for 80
days The Mount Morris College, at Ore
gon, H., which has honored Senator Gull
lom as its most distinguished student, has
taken his name from the roll of those who
have reflected honor on the school. The
California Assembly adopted resolution
condemning the United States Senate in
retaining Lorimer, and especially rebuked
the California senators, Flint and Perkins,
for their participation. In particular the
Democrats who supported Lorimer have
stirred up hornets nest in their home
States. Mr.. Lorimer has unwittingly
supplied national issue. -PHfladelphia
/pdpP1
The citizen., 1911-03-24
Apostolic Delegate to Canada
Arrives,

New York, March 22- Monsignor
Stagni, the new apostolic delegate TO
Canada, arrived here from Italy. He is
supposed to bear with him the Canadian
DEGREES formulated two years ago at
Quebec by the plenary council and carried
to Rome last spring for ratification by
the Vatican, but on this subject the legate
was mute.
The defense of Richard w. Allnutt will
be insanity.
The citizen., 1911-03-24
e<<<S
NEW ADvERTIsEE
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given That the
has obtained from the Orphans
Frederick ounty, Mary and lette4
ministrat tion upon the estate Of
GEORGIA WALKER,
ate of Frederick County, Maryland. de-
All persons having claims against her
estate are hereby warned to exhibit the san
with the proper vouchers thereof. legally au.
enticated, to the subscriber on or before
sfst day Of October, 1911.
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
a benefits of said estate. All persons in.
debted to laid estate are requested to make
immediate payment
February 22nd, 1911.
DIXON WALKER.
mar. "A ST.. Executor
The citizen., 1911-03-24
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

FREDERICK. MD,
March goth, 1917.
The citizen., 1911-03-24

CPECIAL MEETING
The citizen., 1911-03-24

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
The citizen., 1911-03-24
FRIDAY, MARCH z4th 1911
lNm

IL WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY I AN NOT IN
Favor OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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@nbstjeneiter / ct. 3sanl.

Can't es. lutb. ct. stepbans Sir
fe, &jbrnet al Orleons og Stepens
Street, @uostieneite bber Sbn0og
Gormiooog SCI. II. Ssnbagsifole
81. 9. - geils Olpisafer, Hreft.
gslsatba' banff.norife &resbpteri-
amer &irfe, 1856 &bomas st., n9r
&ice ct. 9onit @u6stieneite bber
Ssnboe 6%orlm6oag 4l. 1890 og en=
selft @11ostjeneite bper Ssnoag Off
ten 81. 7.30. 5Sn6agSifole al.
$50. 8bnneme6e bper Ons6a9 Mf=
ten &l. 8 / 4irfens l1n6erbpgning.
@rel Maoien, Ct. tbeol. &aitor. Sc.
peel 491 CHARLES ct.
Ssnobens norif epanseliif luther.
ffe @enisbeb, &jsrnet al ltniperiitp
o9 &orf @nes., boloer @u6stieneite
bper SSn6ag 6%ormi66ag al. 1890
og Aften SCI. 7.45. 5snoogsifolen
msoer SCI. 9 6orm.
S aopellet poo &itrnet al &ea-
nep og Carl sts., er Der 5gnoogs.
ifole bper SSn6ae Gftermiboae 81.
3 og @u6stjeneite 81. 7.30 Mften.
5 Sjbber9s Sail, S74 &apne
Mbenue, er Ser Ssnoagsifole bper
Ssnoae @fterm. ser. 3. = g. 3.
@eql,e, @oitor, $40 Capitol 8oule-
por0.
srefolbisbebs merit eoans. lntb.
Strife, Darlington og Sberburne
.@pes. @l,6stieneite bper Senoog
aI. 1890 Sorm. poo Morf og 7.45
Mften paa @neelf. Ssn6ogsffole
oe 8ibeltlasie efter &pimesieguos.
tieneiten. : SIR. Spbilruo, Hreit,
$50 6l,l1er Street.
8etbania Strife, 81. Sents og So
reit Street. @u6stieneite afbol6es
Ssnoae Torm. @l. 1890 og Mften
81. $50. &per Sors6ag Mften 8gn<
neme6e / &irfens @oiement. Sen-
6o9sifole bper Sgnoog 81. IL. 8.
S.. 6lagitao, Erait. @opel SAG
Dorf Street.
Sen norif<sanifc Metbooiit Strife,
9isrnet al 8roaomap og 1916 st.,
afbol6er fine @u0stienelter iom fsl-
ger: Yreoifen Ssn0ag 6ormi6bas
&loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. unge
6olfs @pmortb 2iga: ssnoag @ften
SCI. 6.45, og literert Msoe Sc tire fer=
ite Sirsooge / Maane6en. 86n-
ne1nsbe bper Ons6ag Mften @l. 8.
S g. Sollefien, Naitor, 289 1915
6treet.
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PIRRELIGE|

Born er syge Born. Var like hard
OF slaa eller skjende paa dem. Civ
dem Kickapoo Worm Killer (det
smager som SukkertGO og Sc hvor
hurtig de bliver lykkelige og num-
tire Born som leger hele Dagen,
sover vel ON Natten, og ser sun
de og velnaret nd. Pris CSC; s9l-
ges i allie Apotheker.
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Gfsaminercbe @rpccrDmenb. Min

Gfsaminerebe @roeerDmGnb. Min,
neiota &etail @rocers ono General
M%ercbonts Mslociation bolbt / Girs=
Bags Mp6e fer / 8pen og beban6le6e
81. a. lt0peie til at foo Ell beore us
0annet San6elsitono, ser pirfelie
forltoor Jig poo &c &orer Be ip1ger.
Set bleD peotaget at erflere lig i So
ner af Ell 9op ont at enbper Torbano-
1er al Isoeparer / Mtnneiota ifo1
bape Ell 9epilling. 6orban6lerne ifol
un0erfaites Ell discrimination at 9oi=
rp ono Soo0 Commission for at foa
Sifferbeo for, at Sc er iitono til poa
en- tilfreosltillenoe @oaoe at for
banble 6e0eparer. Ser o~nbefoleoes
lieeleoes ct ensartetsp for MaaI
os gest. Set er muliet, at oenne
Gag bill fomme op for 2%egislat1ren
allere6e / 6enne SomIing.
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Sat.
Sat.
@olqotba @irfenS 3ptl16eforenil,

@olgatbo &irfens @ptnoeforeniug
% &e,1ner tofteS bjnrtelist mango
Gauge for oen ltore Operroltelie Joni
Sc bcreote mig 6reoag Sen II. St.
brl,oor. Sat for oea, i%ln,ffc @ope,
iom oe 9ap mig. Seq oil oltio bope
Sen Gag i Ell fierlig grinoring foroi
Set bar Sen fsrite Gang at icg blep
~imrpriieo".
Sof ollie on1nlen!
Mrs. 2opiie 2ercbe.
473 llniperiitp Noc,
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8bens 5oeialiiter fer / 8pel1 for
/ oisie Gage oreaniieret ct 5elltob,
Der bill beepnbe 1ogipelien al ct
Dogbloo. Woll better at fuu,e ifoi=
fe tilpeie ct Belgb al $4,000 DOL
lars i n9pnte 9ieme0.
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Den 10be @arts r1er,er General
electric 60. at f,,nre bope alle fine
eleftriife Gto6elomper / f1l6 Gang
og oct eepptiife Msrfe, iom / lora
Gib ii6en 8ronom / @rafttotione,1
bar berifet / ct lterre Omfang, oil ba
forbaobentlig for iteoie goa ub ofSo~
9oen.
Or. George &ineent, oe,1 nypalgte
8eitprer al llnipcrlitetet, / 5teoet for
Gr. Nortbrop lom oftreoer Sen 1.
april, blep 1orsoo9 forri9e l1se
@ienltano for flor Spmerflombe1
fra 5afultetets Meolenm1er. 6eltipi=
teterne i%11oleoeoes meo Ell Bontet for
9Gresgieiten / 3optons Sbe=2ofale,
peo bpilten 2ejligbeo 81. Nortbrop
tog afiteo fra lin longe og neliis-
n~elieSri9e &irfiombe0. Der uopets=
lebes gieniioige aon1plimenter og
man pnife6e bperonore @el0 o. 2pt=
fe, men Stemningen par Dog, og er
enonl1, fplot meo Senr1ob paa @ru1,o
al ben afbolote Yreiioents TrotrG=
6elie. 9r. &ortbrop bor nemtli9 lonl
faa foritaaet at pinoe allie peo lit
bramfrie 89len og lit me0feote &o=
lent Joni 2e6er % Organiiotor. Sans
Gfterfel9er loo Jig 0erfor ogiaa for
itao meo, at Stpret berefter moatte
beles blon6t olle 5ofultetets Meolem=
mer og life, iom fer, fomme til at
bbile paa en- e,1felt Wa16S 5fulore.
Ser uotoltes @oab ON at brinee
l1niperiitetet frem til at in0toge Ell
Stilling blonbt oe ferlte / 2un6et.
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for Goreninge,1s nelmente 8eitrebel-
Ter / at ifoffe fine Me6lemmer, mel
&enner og 8efjenote, en- l1noerbolo,
ming af lp6i9t 8ero.
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ges i allie Apotheker.
Observation-Disclosures rSollp<
let" ofboloer lit nai tc MpOc Onsoog
Sen /. Marts bos Mrs. y. @rpn=
oabl, 1905 &eanep Street. Meoet
begpnoer 81. 2 Gftermiooag % allc
JONI CT interesiere / Sagem CT biGrte=
Zig pclfomne.
Ipr &inomespaoiferne. Yoa
&runo al oen ltore Gore pco 8in=
ouespaoifnin9 / &c sperite Gto9er |
@uiene oil scr i BOARD Of Mloer=
mems Meoc oen Z. @arts blipe trent
lat ct 1orilae til CT Sroinance, Ser
paabpoer, at oer 1tal onbrinees Sit
ferbeosoepiier unoer &inorer, JON
bliper pabifcoe i bisic Gtager.
9anif MISUNDERSTANDING &soe,
afboloes fra Marts Maaneo pao
Central Mpen,1e Sail, 6. og @o|b=
ington 81. Meoerne bill blipe 0e,
i. og 3. Girsbag / Mooneoen. Gen
fsrite 3irsoas en- Gorentn9e,,s 6or=
retninesmpoe, Den treble 1irsoag
Observation-Disclosures. Mlle Ganife
%inobpbcs % CT inrbcles pcltomme1,
til 6orenineens Wsber.
@olsatba airtcns &ninbeforeuins
oiboloer lit neI te Meoc 9orsbag e.
termiooog, SEM 9. Morts, hos Dfrs.
Mortenieu, @iprnet al @ouoo og
@rotto ct.
Sirsbag Mften, sen 90. 6ebrl,or,
bill Or. Mooien bolbe 6oreorag / Sir
fen UNDER apinoeforeninge1s Muipi=
cier. Gmnet pil blipe On 8orafter=
ifil0ring al Napolcon 8onaparte"
Torfriifninger oil blipe ierpereoe efter
6%oreoroget. Mlle CT bi9rteligt ino=
bmonc.
st 6irrteiaar. Miis Sea1nie
S'0op. 81 Sglebort st. $15,=
600 iom SLATER for benoes ioare6e
@inrte. Set CT tioligere bcreocn $50.
litibetient S. g. 2uel,s, JONI efte,
benoes Eoaltono bar bibragt benot
Soaret pe0 at lobe bcnbe sggtltof
11ben at boloe 2pftet. 21,clts CT 10,
1i0en / set tplfc @oipitol for at ,m:
oerfoite fig cit Operation. San ct:
flGrer, at set er go,1lfe rigtig mes
Irieiet % 6%orlopelien, JONI pare6e
fra SUM- til miot / Nopember. Nau1
Sagen fonnlmer op / 9iltrittsrette11
pil fan forflore, bporfo o. ban gjor6e
Set fprbi mes Miis S'9op.
Gn @aabe. Otter sen 11pe Ylo11
for MelfGol9 ifal Ser onfpreS pao
@pliteret poa Soppen al 6laifen.
bpilfen Gag MGlfen CT oftoppet pao
6loifa1. Gette err Ell megct go0 Soc,
bpis SEN bliper operEplot. Men Set
lu6erlige Silf9loe CT %inotruffet, at
Melfen / enfelte 5ilfel6e fpr1t CT al
toppet 2ogea, otter at sem bliper
iol9t paa 6lolfen. @n screenings
mon6 fon1'i Girsoa9s ino pao en- Ste
%ltouration % fit 81. q. Ell Jloife
Melf til lin 2uneb. Gen bar item=
plet all right, men Stemplct bite, at
Sen, par oftoppet SET poofelgcnoe
Sag, oltioa Snsoog.
Jorb,1b mub p~perfplbte Sporposnc.
ct. Saul Gitp Council o9ter efter
JorlD0en6e at fglge Minneopolis
gnrQQ6S .GfSembe( % forbn1e Sber=
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8locf pao Sepen Corners anretteoc
/ Ireoags Scat cit 5fo6e poa $780,
900. 8lonot Sc B%ran6liote iin6es
Npgrens 9rptferi, 2agerne 0berg,
2oberg, 8nbeen og 5%soerberg.
Sborpalbien 2osens @aiferabe
paa Donia Sail 2sr6ag 4ften bapoe
lan1lete II Mengoe 9elta9ere, ser
moreoe Jig ppperligt. Ser bar man=
&c farafteriltiife Graster. Ganien
gift lipligt til Yrof. Seniens fortraf=
feli9e Orfelter=Muit
&aitor $. 6. Gtranoifop, Yifop,
@inn., preoiteoe ii6ite Ssnoog 6or-
miooag / ct. Beoers bonife Strife
for en- flor 6oriamling, iomt oper=
pareoe @enigbeosme6et efter Cubs
tier1eiten. l1n6er 0pboloet fer /
8pen bar 8aitor Stron6lfop @ieit /
Mr. og MrS. 81. Ssn6ergaaros
9iem paa Gromtpell Mpe., ct. Mn=
bonp Barf.
ct. &eoers oanlfe Gu. lutb. Me=
nigbeb al Minneapolis af5olot iiolte
Spnoag efstroor6inert Menigbeosz
meoe ON @aloelie al 8relt til oct le=
0ige gmbe6e. Seo %Mfitemningen blep
Ser 8lertaI for Yoltor 81. S. Carp
gaoro, Bridgeport, Cont, JON ! ben=
beo 8 Aar bar peret @reit for Sci,
6anife &irfes @enigbe6 Der, % iom
tioligere I'll. a. bor peret 8reit for
oct iamme Somfunos Menigbe6 /
@utcbinion, Minn. Ser er ienot
&alosbreo til @oftor 8orpgoaro, og
Der er go6t 9aab ON at ban oil moo
tage @ol6et.
Torenin9en r9ania" bpoer 6rebag
Mften, Sen 3. Morts, bort oanif=nor=
ife Eublifum en- meget forneieli9
Sbeateraften, me0 pelpillig Msliitance
al oanife Dilettanter ber / 8pen. Set
flotte @nofts= 5onsiptl r9efloratio=
men,, al G6r. &tcbar6t> bil blipe Mf=
tenens @opeonun1er, og ga 6lertallet
al Sc Meopirfenoe beo Stpffets 0p-
fgrelie ifior, Ser gior0e iaa. ltor<
menoe 2pffe, oglaa meopirfe pes 0en=
ne 2eiligbe6 Tan man poa 6or>
boono bore iiffer poa at fl,nre til
bringe ct &ar ooeroroentlig bebageli=
ge Sinner | 9ania &oll. On timber
boloning at 6enne Mrt bgr til enbber
Sio finoe &aaifiennelie blanot bort
oanif=norife NubIifum / Goillingbp=
erne til Submitting for De Me6pir.
tenoe, iom iaa ,1egennpttig ofrer Sill
% &refter paa Sager, iaa bel iom
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st. PAUL.
est. Paul T4deude" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
We'd Knob eller Reparation at
uhrc beseg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E.. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul.
Set 9anife 5piteriamiunS oibol.
Ser ltort Maitebal paa Central @alI
@isrnct al 6. % Z. 5treets, poa 2sr=
ooa Mften SEN %. Iebrlar. 8o,lton=
te YrGmier.
&rooeriamfunbets aarlise &rGmie'
maifcraoc ofboloes pao >S1mior Fio:
neer @oll, 2sroag Mfte1 Sen l.
Morts. &un Mcolermrer o9 oonltt
&enmer tiliteocs Mo9ang.
yin Nninacnibr. Oscar Glauiel
or al Mopor Seller l,onGunt til 9p:
inaelllsr cfter 8. V. M1r1olett, bui:
3crl1in uolsber on1 ire Tiger. Claus
len par @pingenisr Ell 9ernltn to'
nj Mor lioeu ,unoer Wapor &ieier.
&cb 9aumarts Spuuers Msoe
Onsooes ELITES balgtes s. .. Setter
len til 1elceot til @onpentioneu a
&c Samn1en1uttcoe 0onite Sore
ninacr, iom boloc i Baa,paeo, @is.
/ CONNER. S. 8. Sllen polgte!
lom Ste0fortrGoer.
Sen i%iloioiiife 3raup. 1bpma;
@elcbs Sag fon op i 6reoags, '11e1
blep uoiot igien til oenne uge, fora:
bans Sinostilltono fan blipe UNDER
ipgt. @elcb blep JONI omtalt lioltt
llge orreiteret for &i9geri, % 30 bar
i Rettcn fremltillebes UNDER Nnflo9'
for 2esgpugeri, neolagoe ban Fro
telt, ioet Fan poaitoo, at 2sS99ngcr:
Iopcn bar fnultitutionSltri6ig.
TurbrGmot. 2eroag Morger
hrlote Mii5 Mollp %. 8ronio jon
&croiin / &pffenopnen, ga bun !!f,;l:
81 trnoe op i Mr3. 8. 6. @ricr:
Silent, 1888 Monoo Street. acroiiner
efsplooerebe % @fiis 8ronionS &lr
Ser outenotes. Mrs. @rier pa1 iff'
bienlr1e; 11e1 Mabocr bsrte Eiaen:
Sfria % ilcoe til @ielp. Mii:
Bronion blep fjprt til @olpitalet, mel
bsoe fort eiter. $. 6. 8ronlon, SIC
Doftpr al vSiafiS @epietp", Cliffs
Minn., err @roocr al Sen, forl1lpf.eo
Nige.
Miis Sennie Nretamber, 167;
F9oplor Strect. bar 5p,1oug Otter
miooog peo bpilps Sag @ienitnn
for ct rpperiif Ouerfalo paa @jerne
al Sepentb og Geoar Streets. @l'1
fnm l,o ira ct al Sc Ibeatre, bpo
Ser forcpiles lcpeuoe 8illeoer, % CT
M9a1goe onore 1illfltere fom uO fl
0ette og onore Sbeatre. Ell1oleli!
trGngte Ell Mano Jig frem mos hen
Sc % inoppebe benoes 9onm1ebog
Sum gop pjebliftelig Mnitrig, og 5p
ben b(ep forgct, i,1oen ban bar fom
met ret langt bort. Set par Ell III,
9orlf Mrbeioer, ser life flnoe tall
Gngelif. @m blep anbolot og inolo
i @pfnngslet. @iis Nrctonoer III
lin 2omnnebog til6oge.
Mp 9itriftsbommer. Jreo u
9icfion, Manor Sellers Sagferer
fompognon, er al @uper11gr Gber
bart 11on9pnt til CONNER / &an1!e1
County 9iltriftsret efter George 6
@rr1r, iom blep uonepnt til 3ejeitc:
rets6omlner efter af6eoe 9omn,:,
Saggorb. CONNER Dicfion er fs6t
Mortbfielo. Mim., Is. @oi 1866
erbol6t i'm ofooeniife l1ooonneli'
peo Carleton College o9 %lt16ere0t
9opfpnoigbe6 bos %. g. Hattee
1icfions l10nGpnelle bar naft e,10e
&sre blanot ct. Youls Sagferere
@uperneren bap6e lonet at bente ii
Bar Msioctotion" / lit Ip6e bop0'
in0itillet cit Monb til BET nafante 81
itriftSAnmn1prnn,hpHr SnIrinp 9\rntc
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Jorb,1b mub p%oeriplote Sporposnc.
ct. Saul Gitp Council oeter efter
5orlpoenoe at felge Minneopolis
9proaos .gfsempel % forbpoe 0per=
fploning at Sporpognen. Moerman
2eapitt Corning al Z. @oro far 1,,=
Ser ll6arbcioelie cit Ordinance / oen
&etning, ser pi1tnof oil blipe ont
trent Sen lon1me iom Minneopolis
Sr6inoncen, ifelge bbilfen Ser fun,
lnaa bore ballot iao mango itoaen6e
Gasiagerer iom ser CT Siboeplooie r.
3o ser er &laos til so iioocnoe &os=
lagerer / Sc almin6elige &ogne, bill
Sosiogerernes Mntol bIipe foltiot til
rs lom Moriml1m1, me6ens ser III,
ofte CT op til ITO.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

Gn itbrre S1bspaabt / simonior
8loct poo Sepen Corners anretteoe
/ IreoogS Scat e1 5fooe paa $25,=
900. Blon0t Sc Bran6li6te iinoeS
Npgrens 3rptferi, 2agerne 0berg,
2oberg, 8rooeen og 5soerberg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24

Jrauf u. 9ap, oen tioliecrc oen1o=
frotiifife Bois, bor III, rpitet Minne<
ioto 5tspet al fire 1sooer % CT
reiit til @isioulo, Moutono, 5por
fan til 1. Warts oil ltortc ct MT
Dogblao, Ser ltol prGoife Sen rene
oemotratiife 29re. Sans umanog=
ing EDITOR" bliner Den, befjen0te 9ar=
RI 6. Snapper, tioligere Nomrnaliit
beo 0agblaoe i @inneapolis, ! DC
ienere Mor / Spofane.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24

Set 9anife Spiteriamiuno ofbol=
Ser ltort Maitebal paa Central SOIL
@isrnct al 6. % Z. Streets, pao 2sr=
0aa Mften Sen 25. 0ebruar. 8onton=
te YrG1mier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24

We'd Knob eller Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul.
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&clsjprenbeosi ureninsc

Observation-Disclosures rSollp=
let" afboloer lit nGite Mpoc Ons0og
Sen /. Marts pos 0trs. y. @rpn=
oabl, 1905 &eancp Strect. Mebet
begpuoer 81. 3 Gftcrmiooog og ollie
iom CT i%ntercsieret / So9en CT biGrte=
Zig pclfunne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-02-24

&rooeriamfunoets aarlise Hremie=
maifcrabc ofboloes poo Sa,nior Fio=
ueer SOIL, 2sroog Mften Sen 1.
Murts. &rm Mc0lcmrer % oanlte
&enuer tillteocs Mbgang.