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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
GETS LICENSE BACK

Frank Yorkthimer, whose sa-
loon at South Tacoma was put out
of business last week because he
harbered women and permitted
gambling was given new lease
of life this morning through the
efforts of Commissioner Roys.
Yorkthimer sent in petition
numerously signed asking that his
license be renewed. Woods sec
onded the motion and Lawson
voted with them and granted the
license, Fawcett and Freeland vot-
ing against it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
For Sale, Real Estate
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

This matter of buying a home is
a strenuous proposition. and one
should be thoroughly satisfied be-
fore he buys.
$3250-A good corner 40x100 feet
with new 5-room bungalow, mod
ern home, large living room with
beamed ceiling, built-in bookcases,
granite fireplace, dining room has
beamed ceiling, large reception hall
all these rooms have polished floors
2 large bedrooms, fine bathroom and
kitchen with best of porcelain
plumbing, basement has cement
floor and house is heated with hot
water furnace. Attic large enough
for 2 more rooms al ceiled and pa
pered. Terms $500 cash, balance
monthly.
II. ID. HILL 81 co,
201-2 Berlin Bldg.
Telephone Main 2S4.
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
lTG1
THE TACOMA TIMES.
Late Bulletins

United Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO For Abe
vieted bribery
Quentin, will remain
granted one weeks stay of execution of
of
m AIDE IA
Abraham
ALBANY, N. ", March T. Announcement by William Il.
willing bnit
LONDON, March Fresh
I'm o Agency.
FAIRBANKS Aaska March MAILS and overland travellers
trails
because of heavy rains
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
Observe Anniversary
Of Awful Massacre

conquered by Selim l of Turkey,
a council of Mameluke beys gov
erned the country and were so
powerful as to set the porte at
defiance. When Mcdonnell Ali
was made viceroy he determined
general massacre. More than 500
of the beys were slain at Cairo
alone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
5000 CHINESE
DIE EVERY DAY

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SHANGHAI, March Three
Thousand natives are dying daily
i'm the Chinese famine and plague
districts, according to relief
worker who is here today from
the interior. In many places he
s.-sd dogs and eats were being
killed for food.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
Mrs. Cudahy Now May Write
Novel Telling All About 1t

things that have happened to me
since my husband and | separated;
the silly comments of my friends,
the astonishing things said to me
and about me, and also the propos-
ais | have received. They were
ridiculous. And they came from
men in Kansas City, in New York
everywhere; from old and new
acquaintance and from total
strangers"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
Yakima Valley

The best 10 acres in the valley
for the money; n mile from sta
ton on n. C. railroad; right at
Sunnyside canal; perpetual water
right; best fruit and alfalfa land.
Owner bought for own use, but
must have money. $500 cash will
handle it; balance easy. Worth
twice price asked.
A. G. JONES
500 National Bank of Com. Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
Man Is Found
Unconscious

F. An unknown man was found
unconscious yesterday morning on
a road leading from Roy. He was
removed to the county hospital,
and is unable to give any clue to
his identity or how he came to be
in such a predicament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01

The federal corporation tax is
due today. There are 1900 cor
porations in this state and Alaska
who must pay into the Tacoma Of
flee. The tax paid into the local
office last year was 100000 and
it is expected it will be about the
same this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
l N DlCTM ENTS
EXPECTED


(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, March FEEDER
al indictment of the Chicago pack
ers is predicted here by attaches
of the district attorneys office.
The federal grand jury has begun
an examination of the evidence
produced by District Attorney Gar
van of Jersey City which resulted
in indictments in the state courts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01

OLYMPIA, March 1.-GovernOr
Hay has designated March D as
Colonial" day. On this day every
resident of Washington is asked
to write to friend back East
pointing out the advantages of
residence in Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
WANTED!

A YAKIMA FARM of 20 to
40 acres in alfalfa and with all
necessary outbuildings. lin exchange
for 10 acres good round, nearly Y
cleared, 7-r. plastered house with
full basement, hot and cold water;
good barn; bearing orchard, and
only 25 minutes ride from postof-
flee. This is a lovely house that
will bear your inspection.
LENNON TRUST COMPANY
qb21b Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
THEFT FROM SHIP
STILL A MYSTERY
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

IBy UEIIttU TTtsS LtdStU WIFt,J
VANCOUVER, B. c., March L.
the entire police frater-
nifty along the coast, at American
as we'll as Canadian points, have
been working since daylight yes
terday in an effort to find trace
of the robbers who lifted the reg
istered mails from the steamer
Princess Beatrice, on her way from
.Skagway to Vancouver, the situa-
tion today remains as great a mys-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01

terry as ever.
Before the Beatrice landed in
Victoria yesterday morning, a
search had been made of
her with a view of finding that
the bags might have been mislaid.
Several of the passengers submit
ted to a search at the hands of the
police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01

SAN FRANCISCO, March f.
With the idea of boosting Califor-
mia, 100000 postals are ON their
way today to four corners of the
United States, inviting homeseek-
ees- and others to come west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01

John c. Bjorklund, Fred Bran
ton, J. Arnd, Joseph Zehnder and
Peter Alder. saloon-keepers, were
each fined 500 and costs this
morning by Judge Chapman in the
superior court for selling liquor
to Indians.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CAIRO, Egypt, March ALI
Egypt today is observing the CEN
tennial anniversary of the terri
BILE Mamaluke massacre of March
1, 1911, in which 200 Mameluke
beys were butchered by order of
the viceroy, Mohomet Ali.
For 200 years after Egypt was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
To the Working Men

of Pierce county: I have "a fine tract
of land. cut up in ten acre lots, that
you can buy~for from $35 to $40
per acre, on terms of one-third cash.
/ also have some fine tracts of
waterfront from six to twenty
acres each, that I will sell cheap
and on easy terms. You are wise
to the economic drift of things and
know that the only assurance of
safety you have is to own few
acres of good land. l own the land
and am giving you chance to ac-
quire 1T on conditions you can meet.
For further information call even
ings, between 7 and 8. U. S. Oles,
5627 Clement ave-, So. Tacoma, Wn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
Game Warden w w. II

Game Warden w. w. Thomp-
son arrested G. II. limo, a Jap, yes
terday, charging him with having
game in his possession out of sea-
son. Trial will be held before
Justice Graham tomorrow morn
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
odlGl4~
@ nd~
ENG&

The Pierce county tax collection
for February, ending yesterday,
amount to over $125.000 more
than collections made February a
year ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01

FOR SALE--One acre good shot
clay soil, unimproved, at Midland
very cheap if sold this week. Will
take good saddle pony as part pay.
Address Box 1888, Times office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01

5-acre tracts on Glover Creek,
close to Lake View. Only a few left.
Price 500 to $3.50 per acre.
IL. X. PAUL, OWNER
Residence, So. 10th and Cakes st.
Home Phone h 1441.
Or call at 316 Bankers Trust Bldg.
between 1 and 3 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01

VDy tHftVU TFVNs EtusVU W ITt'
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, iIarch l
Mrs. Jack Cudahy, w%0se hus
band seriously slashed Banker
Jere Lillis when he found the
couple alone at night in the Cud
ahy home, announced today thai
she is considering writing a move
based on her experiences.
Surely" she said, Il could
make a most thrilling story of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
For Sale, Real Estate
FOR SALE

= "A nice home on Pacific ave-,
Blocks from Spanaway postoffice. A
modern, up-to-date. 4-room house,
Kitchen, concrete cellar, bathroom
and pantry, windmill and the finest
fof water; lots 25x140,150 feet on
Pacific ave. All under cultivation,
orchard and the best of soil, S3500;
$4,000 down and $40 per month, 5
per cent interest. This is a fine sit
uation for a country home, being
close to lake.
p MRS. II. G. MORTON
Spanaway
Adjoining Joseph Duguette.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
5-ACRE TRAITS At RAYMOND

J-ACRE TRAITS At RAYMOND
All cleared and under cultivation.
from the city and the finest of bot
tom land: beautiful river on one
side and good plank road on other.
AL cleared and under cultivation.
Each tract improved, nice or. house,
hot and cold water, ready to move
into; barn 16X2i, woodshed, chick
en- houses, young orchard. etc, ST.
600 cash, $50 per month, per cent
interest.
Sold by owner only; abstract with
each tract.
JAS. DUQUETTE. OWNER
South Bend, Wash.
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For Sale, Real Estate

!. Two lots in Glenn's LIST addition,
all taxes. sewer, water, gas and
cement sidewalk all in and paid
Price $675 for complete title. Jesse
o. Thomas, jr.. 1903 So. 9th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
ONE
LEFT

Will sacrifice on 10-acre tract
at Woodland, where more homes
than any other station on Puyal-
lup car line is built; a place that
is ideal; good soil; snap, $125
per acre. To close up my numer-
Gus sales, will give terms on this
at per cent.
o. N. JOHNS
Main 1888. 326 Calf. Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
WANTED-A FARM

We have a purchaser for farm
in either Minnesota or Michigan.
Have sold two recently and could
sell more if we had them.
j. NJ. CURTIS ~ co.
314 Bankers Trust Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01
A SHORTER

Five acres. mostly cleared and in
grass, blocks from street car, Toe
car fare, nice neighbors, soil shot
clay, on your own terms or might
take couple of lots as first payment.
Don't sleep till you get this. Price
only $1,000.
CAMP & BJERGE
200 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-01

Three cleared lots near Point, $50
down and s. per month (S50O). 1882
So. G. st.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
House and five lots, chicken
house, good place to raise chickens.
662S SO. Alder st. $1100.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
&usien 6. SEMEN.
6ortiot fra i. @ioe).

nSmeepitafe Scboolaribip", Ser bar
ifienfet al 8lue 8allep Creamery
COMPANY. Set er en- fontant Een=
gepremie, ser fan bebes peo Sno=
treoelie / ct bptlfet iom bellt amer,
fienot Mgerbrl1gs College / Sc 6or-
eneoe .Gtater. g%n0pioere ban0t
Senien ct $500 rScboolaribip",
ffienfet at Solitein Srieiian Gsios
citation for SEN beoite 8eoemmelie al
&peg af oenne @ace. Sa Senien
allerebe bop5e mootaget Sen open-
nepnte 8el6nning fra 8lue Sallep
Creamery &c., blen Msi octattonens
8eIgnning TIBET SEN 5tubent, Ser
bapbe opnaaet set nait beieite @n-
tai &oints, en- ung @anb fra &on,
ias agricultural College. - 5or'
uoer bette ponot Senien Sectional
9airp Sbom Msi ociations ipecielle
rSmeepltafe" @remie, $50.
@usiell 6. SEMEN er % Mar gam.
mel. @an gra6uereoe fra @tteben
Seiifole og bar it,16eret pe6 5outb
9ofoto State agricultural College
ii6en 1908. S Stunt @aaneo oil
ban blipe uoefsamineret fra Sfo-
len mes @raoen 50. g." &on er
feot / @ull, SSn., og er Sbn at en-
rig forbenperen0e Tarmer, @iels
Senien, ser TANNER fra Malborg=
ggne,1 og Tom fer til Mnerifa /
1872. Sans @o0er ct lite oanif,
men Mmerifaner at Ge0iel; bum
TANNER fra 8attle Greet, Mieb.
Seniens 6orel6re flptte6e fra Sonia
til @itcbeQ, g. Sat, me6ens ban
en6nu bar en- 9reng. Sra IL til 18
gars Mlberen tilbragte ban paa lin
To6ers 5orm / Merbeoen al Mit=
cbeII.
Brofesior 6. 2arie EN- bapoe in6=
suet set 6ol6 Stu6enter, iom repre-
ientere6e 5ol1tb 9afota Gtate Col
lege. II
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
nolaubet os &apirtolbeu.

Morge og @perige bar giennem
oeres %6iplomatiife @epr9ientanter |
@aibington anmo0et Sc 6or. @tater
ON at in0remme Sem Sen famine
@~eoiettelie af Sol0en paa &aptr-
masie og Grpfpapir, iom ttlbpoes
Canada / 5eftion 2 al &eciprocttets=
Sberensfomlten, bporpe6 6isie @are1
foar fri Sn6fgriel. 61ere anore 2an-
Sc, blnn6t bpilfe antages al pere
Spiflan6, bar forlangt Ben famine
8egunitigelie al II. g. gmbeosmano
/ Stats 9epartementet / @aibtng,
ton forban6Ier I 6enne Sr6, ON Ser
fan tilitoaes en- iaa0an Snoremmelie
UNDER &lauirtlen ON Sc meit begun.
ltigeoe Mottoner, me11 fgr Ser er trltf-
fet en- 8eltemmelle me6 Tol0autbori=
teterne fan life gtpes 11oget Gnur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
Tlppemaifine til spopOlen.

81. Douglas @amion, Ser ct poo
@eien til @p0polen, bar meotaget
en- Tlppemaifine, iom fan bore to
&aslogerer 1870 Mil u0en Ne6ltig-
ming. &i0enifabSmen6 bapoer, at
6lppemaifinen oil bore ubrugelie
for Sc &eiienoe, paa @runo al Sc
boIoiomme 5torme, ser er iaa bDp=
pige / 8olaregnene. gn langt beore
Soripning til praftiif 8rug ptloe
bore ct Oplag at @ol6en Grain Belt
9Ilorter, iaa p%i0un0erlis rig pao
Steering og opltnen0e @pner. &ig=
tigt benpttet iifrer 6e Spile og en-
goo 6or6eieIie. @r6b Sem burtigit
m11Iigt. Sc brpgges of minneapolis
8reping COMPANY.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
@n eneelir &alsrefurm.s

Gerltemtniiter Msquitb far anmel6t,
at ban / n9lte&arlaments iamling bill
%fremlGgge ct 9%opfor1ag, iom giber
bper Man0 / 9anoet, ser bar OPP
naaet Mpn6tgbeosaloeren, meo LIMO
tagelie al l16lan6tnge, Stnosipge %
Straffanger, en- enfelt Stemrue peo
@algene: @t6ttl bar set beret iaa=
le6es> at taar en- Man6 babbe @ien>
Dom / flere 9ele al 2an6et, bap6e
ban en- Stemme poa bpert Steo bans
@ienbom er beltggenbe. Set fonfer=
batibe Harti bill mo6arbeibe Torila,
get me6 sen 8egrun6elie, at Ser bbr
|.foruo for 6enne &eform gaa en- Ont
lagning at @algfreoI ene, % at Sn6=
f6relie al Stenmeret for &pin0er bill
bi0rage til at giere galgene enonr'
mere in6bifle6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
Sen fimefifr @epolmtiom.
Sort. fra SIDE y.

Sc Sorene6e Gtater / Mor6 Mmeri-
fa's Mgniter.
8pernes Snergipelie til Sc repo-
llttionere ipnes giennemgaaenoe at
bore ifet u6en ipn6erltg @o0itano
fra @egieringstroppernes SIDE. &ur1
fra @anfing, pe6 Dang Sic Slang,
liot obenfor6lo6ens l16lgb / set guile
@ao, me66eles, at &e9iertngstrop~
perne bar anltillet ct fo~rferoeligt
Mpr0eri blan6t &ineierne. @pen bar
i 8irfeligbe6en / Sc repolutioneres
S9n6er, men &egieringens Sropper,
Ser napnlig beito6 at @ancburer,
babbe lat Jig fait / en- nelten uin6ta,
gelig @tilling paa ct @bi6epunft
uoenfor 8Den, og berfra bombar6e,
re6e 6e ferit 6enne og 6rep Sc reoo-
l11tion9re, Ser manglebe Mmm11ni,
tion, uo, og 6erefter fal0t Sc in6 !
8pen og mpr6e6e 8efolfningen for
So6e. Suiin0er al Menneifer bleb
n~e6iable6e og ffuot, og &egiertngs,
tropperne opfprte Jig belt igiennem
iom en- Slot @tlo6pr.
@nonn Derre END &egiertngstrop=
perne iiges Sc tolrige @eberbon6er,
og en6nu mere Ge= og Slo6reperne
at bore. Mf 6isie er ser fremitaaet
|et betp6eltgt MntaI / SEN ii6ite
|Si6, og set frpgtes, at Sc oil blipe
meget banifeltge at faa 8uer me6.
Sra Sbongbai me6oeles:, at en- fei=
ierlig 6laa6eaf6eling paa 10 Sftbe
/ Sirs6ags bar iluttet Jig til Sc re-
polutionere, bbis Shilling er heben
meget itprfet be6 6enne Masleoper=
gibelie.
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prof. Cart car(ens
COurnee.

Sen 81. Nopember anfommer
Sorfatteren &rof. &ar1 2orien til
Seem Dorf for t paabegDnoe fin 4
Maanebers Mmerifo-Sol1rnee UNDER
~Gunif=amerifanif @eIifabs Muipicier.
&rof. &arl 2ariens fgrite Sore
orag i Seem Sort afboloes 6reoag
Ben "a. Mopember / Seuo11ic Ms=
iemblp &ooms. gmnet bIiper Sort
GoIf / &rigens Gage. Det efterfgl=
ges at en- Sellesipisning. timber
0pboloet / Seem Sort bill Trofesfor
|2arfen .eDent11elt bol0e lit engeIfe
6oreorag 81 MODERN Matiort in
@or" peo ct al Seem .gorfs l1niperii-
teter, epentueIt / Seem Sort &eace
ISocietD."
Derefter fslger en- @affe Sore
orag / gften: ben IS. Mopernber /
Berth Ambop, BEN 90. ! Bridgeport,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

Itan0er, 6. 2an5el, 245 Bun0,
maatte bi6e / @resiet efter fun 2
Minutter og 8 Sefun6ers @anp.
Sen n9ite, Granf @iler, 24u Buno,
bol6t Stan6 / 9 Minutter. San blep
faitet / en- flpben6e rMerrpgorouno"
me0ens &eoeriens ii0ite @o0itan6er,
gan 9uiif, at famine @egt iom'
&eoerien ieIb (250 $751;, flarte Jig
/ Is Minutter, inoen bu1 blep faltet
mes en- ~balp Nelion og bar Mrm"
SIT SEN iterfe Ganifers &reitatio=
11er bilites meo Mpplaus, flyer Jig
ielp. Subelen pil0e ingen gn6e
tage, og alle if11loe ~ibafe ban0s"
me6 Seirberren. He6erien mootog
flere lt6forortnger, 81. q. fra Sen
tpife Champion, @ompion. 9iSie
@ampe oil ftn0e Ste6 ON tire Tiger,
/ set lamme 2ofale."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

9g6saarlagen Dor 2l1ngebetenoelie.
San blep IS glar gammel, og efter=
.laoer Jig Ell 5gn og tire 9gtre, ser
alle gaar / Sfole. Sli en hep be-
grapet / @aar gftermiooog 81. 2
fra 9iemmet.
81 n6rem Sgrene
er for 5ioen iengeliggenoe / lit
&iem lige ip0 for 8pen iom 6plge
af ct ltlpffestilfnl0e, bporpeo ian
fit Sen enc Mrm brpffet. Serenien
bar / 2pr6ags often paa @iempeien,
og for at ifp0e @ienpei piloe ban
gaa oper set Stpffe 9ano, ser berer
til Coles gien6om. Smiolertio
fal0t Fan mes / en- aaben &loaf og
brnffe0e Mrmen / 6aloet. Set poa.
ltaaes, at Ser fife bar nogen 9pgte
oe6 &Ioafen.
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9 a n / d.

Set er iaa en- afgiort Sag, at ri
.gaar til en- itgrre acknowledgements.
ling paa I6anfsgiping=Ga for at
lie set tre=slfts Melo0rama, JONI Mr.
|Doblltrpm bor operiot fra engellf I'M
ser Sitlen uSbompfins Sjeneitefarl".
Gen 6romatiife Stub for taget .ener-
gilt fat paa 8reberne 6erti1, og Der
iiges, at Som Mn6erien oil gipre alt
m1ligt for at fua en- @alaforeitilling
us al set. S 0enne &eniigt bar ban
igrget for at bape fine &ernetropper
Il Sloen, iaaoel paa spin6eii0en, iom
paa Soer6ii6en. Mrs. glie @incf-
Ter bar lobet at billie freere @obeorol=
len blan6t 9amerne, og 5ruerne
@aia og &ibran6 &eterie en- bar Iigele,
6es ltprre &oller. Naar oertil font
mer, at Miis emma @briltenien,
Ser iuit er fommen tilboge fra 0an-
mart, opertager SEN ii6ite al 9ome=
rollerne, iaa Tan man piit life for,
lange be6re &ome6ieipiI, ems set,
iom oiSfe @refter bil preitere.
8lanot @errerne fan hi income, at
Som Mn6erie EN-, Nnorep 9oblitrgm
og @ibrnn6 8eteri EN- bor 6obeopor-
tierne, iaa bette er 10 Ell go0 60
runtt for noget %efstrafint.
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Sen 90. i Stem &aper, ett6pioere

Ben 90. / Nem 9ape11, ertop1oere Z
philadelphia og ANDRE 8per. @oa'
fren1t ser bliber Sis 6ertil, tager
&rof. 2orien en- lille Sur til @aib'
ington, 8. g., f6r ban refer til But
falo for at ie @iagara Sails. Ser,
efter four1er Goreorag / Detroit og
Burlington / Micbtgan meb Mntomlt
til @bicoao 6en 13. December.
S Chicago bill Ser bltpe a%rrangeret
2 Toreorag, ct paa Spoiioen, SEN Is.
December og ct paa geitiioen Sen II.
December. D~anff=amerifanif Gel
ifabs Diitriftsfomite bar 11oneppnt
9 @omiteer, ser bill giere Mnitrengel-
ler for, at oisie 2 Soreoragsmboer
bliper Sc ltgrite, ser nogen Sinoe har
ppret afbolot / @bicago al Sen Mrt.
Sen ID. December tager Erof.
@arl 2arlen en- lille Mfittffer til ST.
Is :anopolis bpor Dun on 4itcncr
ifol boloe 6oreorag ON Sort Solf",
/ uSoS Tellom @ol!". Gn aornite
al Sc oenife 1orrnil,ger arrangerer
Soreoraget.
Sourneer i%l11tie: / 5eattlc, Maib=
ington, / Mioten al Marts 1912, og
&rofesi loren tager ser Camper til
Ssapan, bpor Fan 81. a. ptl beige
fremragen6e Sapaneiere, iom ban
fie,ber fra Berlin / i;n Sto, Der
iblan5t General 6ufulbima, General
lefreteren fra &rigen / @ancburiet,
og 81. a. ogiaa Gbef for set iapanite
l1noietningsforpjs / &efing 1900.
gnopioere bill &arl 2arien Beige lin
Sen, Sprogmanoen &rof. &anuo.
Set fan / 6en1e Sorbinoelie erin.
ores, at 3rof. 9arlen bar uogipet ct
fo1fe=pipfologiif Mrbeioe "Saponif
Man6", ser efter Sen 26en 6anife
l16gabe er uofommet paa Spif UNDER
GiteI ~Sapon in aampff", og paa
@penif meb Sitel vSSapm / Gtrio".
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aroen otter @nlit5er.

Seitamentet efter Sen npltg af666e
@pisuogioer Soiepb &h1lit5er bleb
in6gtpet til @fifteretten / Seem Sort
|Sirs0og. Hrlit5er efterloo Zig en-
'6ormue al ca. 80 Millioner Collars,
iom er blepen forfeit til en- M9ng=
Sc forifieIIige Gormaal og Snititu-
TONER, 6og laalebes, at bans tire
|@gnner faar @ope0masien at Mrben,
Sc to 9dyblaoe Seem Sort v@orl6"
og ct. 2ouis n&oit 9t5patcb", ioml
ban eieoe, forfeit iaale0es, at 0en
Dngite sen faar iefs S%ienoe6el, BEN
nel tal0ite to Sien6eoel og Sen eloite
EN- Stenoe6el al 8la0enes &apital
Gtocf, me6ens oen enc Sien6e6el
ifaI br11ges til 8eldnntnger for Sc
al @obe6reoaftbrerne eller Gorretz
ningsfererne> iom Sruitees amer for
at bape giort Jig melt fortiente Der
til. Ser er / 5eitamentet u6nepnt
en- Stab af Sruitees, baitaaen0e at
nniete Suriiter og 6orretningsmano
iom ffal naretage Mrpen, til 5gnner=
ne bIiper mDnoige. @n6bi6ere bar
!bon te1tamenteret 2 Millioner Dol
lars til SSournaliitfuril1s beo @ar-
|bor6 og Columbia l1ntperiiteter, oa
ser er 6esuoen gibet betpoeligeSum
mer til an6re 29reanitalter % til
literpre 6ormaal. Ser er faitiat
jtore fontante &rGmier og @ulb-
me6ailler til 8elenning for Sc beo1te
slfbonbIinger ON forffielltge 5orbolb
beorsren6e Sournalisme, be bebite
biitortfe Mfbanolinger, 5 aarlige
&eiieitipenoier paa $1,000 bper i'll
Sonrnaliiter, $1,000 for set be6ite
&eporterarbeioe, $1,000 for Der
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
uorv Dabotn,

= Mels G1iffgaaro, ben elbit'
Settler / Grafton bgs geteran frt
8oreertriger oboe iiofte uge / Ga
ffatoon. San efterla6er fig to 50
tire og en- Sen.
- @obert so. 2a6oIlette blep ji6.
fte l1ge en6osieret al SEN nplig op:
retteoe @teele County 2iga / Sber'
broofe. 2oGollette enoosiereoes 70,
@reii6ent og S. 81. Buchanan for
@upernsr. @tatsienator Ole Cog
eng fra Minneiota bar en- al SaIerne,
,M. SO. @ortbrup, Sope, er 2igaens
Br9fibent. .. 80. 0lfon, @ber.
broofe, ct en- al @icepr9 ii6enterne
9. S. Muita6 at Sberbroofe er sc.
freter og aasierer.
81. S. Mgar0 Sortal bleb flo
tie 1tge o~perfisrt % 6rebt al ct @u-
tomobiI, iom tilberte og fiertes al
Scr. M11rpbp. @utomobilet ite6te
moo en- @ten og pnlteoe, iaa Murpbg
og Mgar6 bleb liggen6e UNDER set.
Mmbroie Chopin iom ogiaa fi6rte /
Maifinen, blep Epnget flere Dar6s,
men Hap meo nogle Sfrmmer
@urpbp blep tun let iaaret. Mgor6
uoaanoe6e, f6r SieIp Tom. @an er.
terlaoer Jig @nfe, to B6rn % to
8rbbre / YortaI.
- Sons Sutton, en- al 6e melt
befienote Garmere | &amiep County,
bleb iioite uge fun6en af Eogperio-
nalet paa Greet Nortbern 8asiager-
tog go. 5 og bragt til 9ebiIs 2afe.
San loa / en- @reft ner Speriferin.
gen. On @eft foripenbt en- rampo=
t1eret @ogn bar / Merbeoen. Det
ontoges for It, at fan bar blebet pao>
figrt at Soget; men set bleb ienere
oplpft, at bans @eit bar lpbet Ipbif.
&1itoms 2unger er ifaoet; men ser
er intet 8enbruo. @an pentes at
fomme Jig.