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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21

September by the death of her mother.
On account of the Shakespeare enter
tainment at the high school this even
ing, the ArgonautS Will hold their regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening, No
vember %, at the home of Mr.. c. C.
Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. House have moved
from the National hotel to 926 Polk
street.
The East Topeka w C. I. I. will
meet with Mrs. w. E. Barth, 735 Lin
coin street, Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Mr.. Amos Newcomer was given a
surprise party at his home, S13 Jeffer
son street, by the Santa Fe foremen
and other friends, the occasion being
his birthday anniversary. The enter
tainment for the evening was cards and
music Those present were: Mr.. John
Hartley, Mr.. W. A. Morgan, Mr.. Will
liam HaveLs Mr.. William Tyler, Mr.
Ed Miller Mr.. Floyd Jones, Mr.. w. H.
Zarker, Mr. John Holiday, Mr.. George
A. DOuSherty, Mr.. Arc HE WlZer, Mr.
John Swanson, Mr.. Al Ogden, Mr.. Phil
lip Diffende1fer, Mr.. c. B. Zarker, Mr..
Ed ROenrer. Mr.. George Campbell, Mr..
Joe Davis, Mr.. Frank WEIGH Mr.. John
Child of Chicago, Mr.. F. Riach, Mr..
Henry Neiswerder, Mr.. John Chapman,
Mr.. 0. o. JIendrickson, Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Wizer, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
GrOSSniekle, Mr.. George Radcliffe, Miss
Marie Newcomer and Miss Blance New
conner.
L. Z. Roblyer, dentist. ia W. Stb st.
Tie following guests attended a sur
prise party given for Miss ICstelle Smith
in celebration of her fourteenth birth
day anniv ,rsarY: Sadie Sawyer. Lola
Bl2nset, Adel White. Dorothy ADAM
son, Rhoda Carruthers, Bessie Car
ruthers, Pearl Stevens, Estella Hertsh
Ter, Helen Hertshler, Leonard Wilson,
John Crowder, Leroy Rhodes, Bert
CrOWder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21

Mr.. Hayes was shot in the right leg
by c. A Hoyt, druggist of Belpre,
Kan. A party from Belpre and To-
peka started on a hunting trip near
Belpre last Thursday morning. After
they had been out about twenty min
utes a flock OF quail was flushed lust
behind the hunters. In turning to
shoot. Hoyt's gun was discharged acct
dentally and two barrels were emptied
into the calf of the auditors leg
He Never Rallied.
He was rushed to the Santa Fe hos
pital at Topeka and Sunday it was
found necessary to amputate the leg
just above the knee. Mr.. Hayes never
rallied from this surgical operation
beginning Monday evening, he sank
rapidly and died at $50.
A. A. Hayes was one of the younger
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21
(Recipe by Mrs. Mar, J. LineoIn)

Children are great lovers of ginger
bread, and grown folks, too, if it is the
rich, 'nelt-in-your-mout kind. Here
is something the children can eat freely
without fear of "tummy-ache":
Mix two cups -four. one-half level
teaspoon salt, one level teaspoon soda,
one level tablespoon ginger; stir in one
cup molasses, two tablespoons softened
Cottolene and one-half cup boiling water
Bake in shallow pan. If for dessert
bake in layers. Fill with whipped
cream, Favored with lemon.
Cotto1ene makes light, rich pastry that
digests with ease.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

c. E. Coles and husband to o. K.
Heron, lot 1S5 and pit. 81 Buchanan
st, vance auu. -..---.-..-----------.- ~, a0V
c. Mauritzius and husband to c. l.
Hutchins, lot 1856 Madison St. Fair 90
child'S add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
E. O'Donovan and wife to r. f.
Palmer. lot 4os and pit. Norris
J. c. Dolman and wife to City. See
c. L. smith and wife to The Shaw
nee Agency Realty Co, lot % and
pit. 30 Scotland ave, Morris add. 1900
]. H. Whalley to J. H. Newman, lot
25O5-7 Buchanan st----.-.--....-..:.-.: 20
R. c. Addy to same, lot 16, blk
Brooklyn Heights. .-..-..---....--.---. 10
The Topeka Iron CO. to A. Spohn. lot
Place add. 80 - .112.5O
w C. Stadel and wife to w. S. Sta
del, lots 5I5 and pit Van Buren, 80
St, Orchard Place add---.--..-.-..- 1850
NJ. E. Peebler to w O. Sherman, lots
141-3-5 Oakland ave, Wentworth -.
Place add. --..--..--.....-........-.- z,VOO
c. Guthrie and wife to J. NJ. Wood.
lots 1851 Marshall ave, Glendale
add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -zSi.o0
w Base and wife to c. f. Bowling,
pit n e. u 35-11-15. ::......-.:..-,, Loo
A c. Gfeller and wife to G. w.
Sheppard and wife, pit lots 14l-3
Jefferson St, Holidays add. 3,OOO
H. L. Reed and wife to G. Shoaf lot
1 to IS and pit. of II, 10th ave, Point %,
Prospect add. -..-..-...-.--.----.-..---- GU
T. Borst and wife to city, pit lots
ALP to AS Poplar St, J. Norton
End add .-'----
The Prudential Investment Co to
same. lots APO to 42S Poplar st. J.
Norton's End add ..----.....-....-... l
+. Sardou and wife to same, pit. lots
402-4-6. Same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l
w. Davis and others to w. B. Low
rance lot 1921 and blk. II clay -
St, NJ & D. sub. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Patent, Z. S. to Sam Jones, pit n. W.
Il 3o-13-15- ~.
Sheriff's deeds: J. d. Norton to Inc
Capitol Building & Loan Associa-
lion, lot 1872 to 40 Lamar St, Neale .eo
add. o.i,,-.
- 177a Toneka ave- lots 1879 and
pt. of 81 Lime st, Parkdale add 'Sfosz
e C. Mclaughlin ct al. to l. j.
Shideler pit. lot 40 Madison ST.
W. II. Loucks to J. Doerr, lot $50 "a
Jewell ave Boyntons add ----.-.--- ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21

Mr. Hayes was born in Sardinia o.,
January II, 1870. He came to To-
peka While a boy and was educated
in the common schools in this city and
attended a Topeka business college for
his early business training. He Starte d
with the Santa Fe as clerk in the
constitutional department. This was
in 1887. He worked for seven years
in a number of departments in the
general offices when in July. 1904. he
was given the position of chief claim
clerk in the office of the auditor. In
May, 1907. he was made freight
auditor.
mother, Mrs. Jennie r. Hayes. and
four sisters. Mrs F. E. Vincent of
Chicago; Miss Daisy A. Hayes, Miss
Nellie Hayes and Miss Mabel Hayes,
all of Topeka. The home is at 11O1
Western avenue
we'll liked official He was man of
perfect physique, tall. fine looking and
popular.
Will 1t Be Strickland?
Although the death of Mr.. Hayes
has come as a shock to officials of the
Santa F'e and no immediate thought is
given to the future work of the office,
there must be a successor to the late
freight auditor. It is figured that this
office will be given to w. w. Strick
land. assistant freight auditor. If the
position is not given to Mr.. Strickland,
pTODdDIy II Will De taken ny \.
Pribble, freight claim auditor.
The general opinion in railroad cir
cles, however, is that Mr.. Strickland
will be made freight auditor. Strick
land is a competent official and has
been through the various departments
of the freight auditors office.
Strickland was born October p, 1871, in
Guthrie county. Iowa He was edu--
Gated in the public and high schools of
Lyndon Kan, and entered railway ser
vice of the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fee
in 1889. Since then he has been con-
secutively. April TO June 1889, extra
lief agent, eastern and southern Kansas
divisions June to October, 1889. agent a
Williamsburg, Kan; October 1889 to
March, 1890, assistant agent ct Lyndon,
Kan; March to May, 1880, relief agent,
eastern division; May, 1890 to July, 1891.
agent at Reading Kan; July, 1891 to July,
1893, agent at Carbonate. Kan; July,
1898, to June, 1900, agent at Burlingame;
June, 1900 to November, 1901, travelling
auditor, Topeka; January to November,
1905 travelling accountant. Chicago; No
vember, 1906 to December, 1908. chief
clerk to the freight auditor. Topeka; Jan
uary, 1909 to date assistant freight audi
tor, Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21

Freight Auditor of Santa Fe
Died Last Night.
Could Not Survive Blood Poison
From Wound.
MAY BE STRICKLAND.
Assistant to Auditor Slated for
Hayes Successor.
[AY BE STRICKLAND.
Hayes Was Well Known, Popu-
lar and Competent.

Unable to cope with the poison Of a
gunshot V~ounG that had spread
throughout his system, A. A. Hayes.
general freignt auditor of the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe. died at the
Santa Fe hospital at $50 last night.
His death followed a most encourag-
ing afternoon-an after--oon of hope
among the attending physicians. Late
Monday afternoon he lost strength and
the exhaustion of the operation of the
day before was too much for him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21
FAIRCKILD WILL LEAD
In Effort to secure Money for Country
Schools.

Chicago, Nov. 21.-An appeal to
phiIanthropists who have been aiding
colleges that they devote part of their
donations to education to the country
schools of the United States, is to be a
part of the campaign of the rural
schools committee of the National
Educational association.
E T. Fairchild, superin tendent of
schools of Kansas. said he would per-
sonaIy visit the east in quest of funds
as soon as the organization had per
fected its plan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21

New York City Nov. pa snug. warm
coat, fitted to many uses is the simple
model in black velvet here portrayed. 1t
would answer equally well for street. or
evening wear, a range of usefulness
much desired and rarely achieved in one
garment.
The coat is cut along simple straight
lines and the deep circular cape is point
ed, front and back. Bands of fur edge
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21

cape and cuffs while a surplice or stole
and fronts.
The stole fastens at the waist with
jewelled buckle from which the fringed
sash ends fall to the hem of the gar
ment. One side of the front is caught
back a bit to show luxurious lining OF
vivid green satin though this feature
might be omitted with as good or better
effect. EVELYN MARIE STUART
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21

officials of the Santa Fe. He was a
man whose rise in official positions
was almost miraculous. In three years
after handling the chief clerkship in
the Office of the auditor, he was made
freight auditor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21

turned from wichita, where they have
spent the past two weeks calieu ny '-1
ser.inus illness of her motner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21
WANTED-AGENTs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WE PAY TIE highest cash price for cast
off clothing, shoes hats and overcoats-
Drop US card or call Gordon Bros loan
office 400 Kansas ave. Ind. 1919.
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LOST AND Fo I'D.

containing, 49, ~. rettirn
entarnce Of fair grounds. flIlu .sa -
To 16on College ave. Recelne ----------
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-21

HORSES to winter. J. W. Keck. Auburn.
Phone 5i2.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-31
Gn itur &ctsias.

lirsoog liolte lt9e photographers
for II. g. Tiltriftsrct / Scottlc CT
Sag on @elinocllrSrcttcl1 til &nl
loub / slloifa, ocr onllaoes at 5op(
Gil lige loa FIJI &rroi lom ltnipncns
ioluleoe Stntsajrlo. Sogcu CT a
lSorhunosrc0ieriuAen onla9t ilno>
8. ). 9Eunoop, q. y. Sbielos, q
$. Stroteu pN =. &. Socglep, Oel
/ Oftpher 9Nooneo iiior al Ior.
hl,nos @rono Sltrpen 5ocona iat-
tes un0er slnfloge for Somncnlprr=
Nclie OH at beoyogc Mcgierin1en 10,
@l1.(oub / sllolfu, Scr CT mlat til
er nnlllincl Grrni al $1OO,OOO,OOO
nlcu ion nlulig oil pile Jig at prre
pnro cn Billion Collars. sc lun1=
nrcniuprre liges at bope lpgt at til
penSc Jig 5000 slcreS 2o1o &opot
Giltrlftet, nUr Scrtl1g Hiper, til
5proel ior set al Dilmoop organize
reoe s(loifo Development Co., Ser
blep ltiftet 1897 pg ienerc forlagoe
lit S5ppeofporter til Gnglano og ar
heibehe meo engelif &apitol. Get
par Strocsp, ser lenbtc ~ @mto /
bmns Sicl1eite uo til 9on0et pa be-
talte hper al Dem 500 for at toae
Claims poa octte, og ienere oper=
toltc bon li,1c pripote 9enncr til at
Aoo ms 1SorrctniuAcn oa tage
Gloilus oerrS cguc 9npne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-31
Sc tore Sppe.

Sc forbenperen6e 8anfprelioen'
ter Charles @. Morie af Metp Sort
oo Sobn 81. walib af @bicago, Der
ofioner en- Strof for 8anfipinoel
poo benbolospis. Is slar | atfanto
oa 5 Aar / 2eapenuortb 6orblnros=
fengsler, bar for flere Tiger iiSe''
onieet 4Sreii6ent Saft om 8enaao=
ming, efter at 6e bar opbelot Zig /
6ensslerne list oper Mor. Sit
fits Deportenentet / @ai6ingto11
bar unberfoitet bper enfelt al oisle
8anfipinoleres Soger Ell grl1notg
ltn6eribgelie / Sen slnle6ning, oglaa
an9aoerSe 6engielsopboloets Sno=
flpbelie poa 6eres @elbre0, % ess!l.
ititsminilteren bar for @olfb's Sec
fommenbe onbefalet, at ba bon ifsl'
ee en- np Sob bil fon1lne fri allere<
be / September iaar poa &orole, bs1
ban bel1t forbliber bpor ban er til
Sen 9io. 6or Mtorie piloe Minilte-
ren life / 9iebliffet onbefale nogen
iom beIit 4ffortning / 5traffen,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-31
SprnaSp / &ittsbmra1.

Monoug Aiten fort efter ST. G
ramtes Sen 1rorolige Gel al Sitts-
burg, Ya., al en- poloiom eleftriit
gtorn,, Ser anretteoe 11egen Sfabe.
Monee 9a,le blep poela9te, Iaaene
blalte al flere 9pgnin9er, og 9ts'i
sorf Gipilionen al &e'1nlplponit
@onen blep iot felt llo al Sirtloln,
be6, ioet flere al oe1ss Stations-
bpg,1i11ger o9 5clegroilinierne bler
soelagte. Taconp Suburb bler
fuloiteroig ofifaoret fra 6orbi1,oelle
meo Omperoenen. Sobn 9looo &
8ros. ltore llloparefabrif blep ltGrft
ran1ponerct. S Set ele9ontc Hcli.
oensfporter @ermortolpn lfete oe1
tigeleoes megen Sfooe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-31
1t. 8, Sapan ps Mezieo.

sSapons s(nbosloopr Sojbing=
ton Baron ltebi0n bapbc liOltc ltgc
cit &cniercnce mes Yrnlioent Iaft,
iom 1yelge of bpilfen set mencs, at
ser nu herlfer eli fulbfolnlnen Tor=
ltoaelie mellen Sapm % II. g.
n1eo '0enipn til &opons Stilling
operior Merico. Som omtolt lioite
l1ge far bet pGret antaget, at Scr
bor pnret ct 6orbolo mellem Sc to
2anbe UNDER l1bpifling, om fl1n0e
tel,fes at blipe farligt for Sc Tor=
eneoe Stoter. ut ser far pGret of=
Iuttet en- bernmelig 9raftot mcllem
2onbene er ser ingen Snipl ON,
mn 6enne liges f11u at ongoa @on=
oels}pergsmool. esmiolertib bar
Sen ioale0es offottet, at Sen unoer
pisie iSorbolo, oeo ari9 melle,n Il.
g. oe ct al 2an6ene, fltn6e blioe
forIig for II. e., iom berfor enifcoe
oen opbenet, oeioo forbi Der peo
oens 6jernelie piloe bortifoffes e'1=
bber @runo til at tpinle ONT SesopanS
genifob for stnerifo. 8eo @oafe=
rencen mellem Hrelioenten og Mnl=
bosiaoeren blep BET ofgiort, at oe1'
generenoe Erottat ful6ltanbi9t til
bogefaloes og opbepes. SSopon 81
BET Mffolo pao e,tbner Snbremmel=
ie' set bor fooet al Merico om &ul-
itotioner, observation-disclosures, 8olonie-
lono for Sssapmeierne etc., og loper
gonite og aloeles at treffe Jig til
boee fra 6orbin6elie11 me6 Merico,
iamt ofbolbe Zig fra at .i6ge anore
Mlltancer 1neb bette 2on6, Scr fln1=
6e fon1me &o1flift meb 0lonroe
9oftrinen. Merico bar ianttioig
erflnret Jig ful6itenoig tilfre6s me>
benne Gronine for lit @cofonr-
menbe.
Sc ioafal6te uEroppen,aneprer
bor faaIeoes eipet be Sor. @tater
to betpbeIige 6or6ele. Sc bar lert
Mericos @egiering, at bets itore
93abo moo gtoro life bil li6be ittlle
og laoe Moboerne tl1nnle Zig bilot
lelp poa oeres egne gnentarfer, men
bolbe Jig porat til at gribe t1b orl1
forneoent. Sg 6erneit bar De pil1
ssopon, at Sc Gorenebe Stater ia.
ilinoe at .opretboloe Monroe 0of.
trinen, ON fornebent peo l1bfoloellt
af 8aobenmagt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-31
}$aaareben Spinoler.

Gn fra Montreol, Gonooo, ilygte1
Spinoler, ser for begaaet 8eoroge=
rier til ct iamlet @elsb al 2 @tillio=
ner Collars, blep / Mon6o9s poa.
ereben Asitts6urg. @onS 9far:'
er Gborles 6. Sbeloon og bau be,
gpnote for 3 e(or liocn i'm Iprrtt-
ming Mpntreol. 9erfra flpatece
ban / Sftobcr YtonneO pg far .lioel:
ga opbolot Jig fer 9anoet 1u1oer
gapnet g. %. 9iols eller 6. 9.
8oibbur,1. Ser bar ubiot CIT @e-
lenning al $4,000 for bans Hca
eribelie. Sill at orffe i'm 2 Mil!Ie=
ner Collars l1nSerballm1ce bouo,
ban fum $4,000 / Seroier
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-31
9tem yorf Statsfapitolimm %ranb

ct Selegram fra sllbanp, q. g..
Snsoag Morgen meo0eler, at oer
uobrpo SIS / Statsfapitoliet ST
$50 Morgea,. Set blelte Ell Storm
% man tpipleoe on, at @ronopGlc=
net fl,noe foa 9ugt n1eo Sloen
Gen enc SIDE of 9penin9en bar bpl:
let Jlamner, og bele 8p9ningen
truebes mes 9oeleggelle. Stots:
bibliot6efet og sen nor6lige Gel al
Bpsnineen CT bre,1ot, en Mango,
ueritottelige 0oflune,1ter eoelagtc
oa Sabet pil blipe min0lt 6 Mfl!io=
ner Collars.
Stem yorf 5tats @apitoli,.m ct
en- of Sc in1,ffeite 8pgninger al
oenne s(rt 2onoet, bpis Spfbrclle
bapoe foitet oper 26 Millioner Col
lars. 8peningen er of @ronit. 4
etoeer bsi og bar 2ofaler for Stots
segisloturen, slppelretten, Stots
8ibliotbefet os manee Stotsenrbeos=
mono.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-31
Donife 2ono III e II 5

SC e ~ 3 t. 8 t.
@or befien0te og bit oniete
2onbsmano Girefter S. 8. 5reoerif=
len, Gbr. &anien laboratory, 2ittle
Sails, 9e. g., meo6eler os, ut ban
mart boober at Dope en- go0 lille So
loni al bpeti9e ifon0inopiife 2ano-
menb i &erfi1ner @oltntp, bpor Sit.
tie Sails er beliggeltoe. San bar for
ct Mars Ei6 liben ielp fj6bt en- Sarm
nnr be6 8Den, bbor fan ieger 11oe=
lnffen6e at onpe116e lfanoinabilfe Sir
beioere. Sans 6ormanb Ser, ST..
9eielien 2onge, er en ualminoelie
flint og 6pgtig ung banif 2onomano,
1on1 er gla6 peo at bjelpe Naboer
1ne6 &aao og 9aao. ST.. 6reoerit-
len meo6eler, at ser / 6en Ggn er
mango n6merfe0e 2eiligbeber for
Ifon6inapilfe 2anome1o til at bannt
imoo @olonier be6 e11ten at fiebe
minore Garme eller peo at noitpff'
ltgrre Garme minbre. Sfient per
jonligt ,,irteresieret 6enne Gag Ri
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-31
g q / 5 c nj a r AS o II I e II 5
troo6lgie 3ele ra
/ 9l m G IA.

Oonlfe 8lo0e meooelcr, at Ser or=
bcjOe5 iprigt meo slnlpg al Sele=
9rofltotioner ior Ielegrolering oper
Ntlonterbopet efter Dor 2anosmane
&ol0enor Boulfens Spiten. Spfin-
0cren lelp nGrer il1gen Gpipl ON,
at 2elegroiering oper Ntlanterbopet
fon lpffes, men Ser bor rejit Jig
ganIfcligbe0er for bom angooea1oe
9lnleg al Ell Station paa oen ome=
rifonife Spit ioet @obeltegrof=Sel-
ifaberne bor logt bam @inoringer I
Beie'1 for @anooo's 8e0fonmenSe,
loo set ier no til, at Stotionen life
pil blipe onlogt Ser lom oprinoeligt
paotGnft. 9l11tagelig nil 0en blipc
bpeget Seem Dorf. s(f set Selifab,
ser fo1trollerer 8oulienS SpfinDcl=
ie De 6or. 5tater, oprettes / 6enne
9i6 TOO &elegrafltotioner for bette
SpItem beo StillebapsfDlte11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-31

Erofcsipr Spcn Sfteool, Nii,mc=
opolis, Ell al 9toropelters ll1clt onie=
tc pg bpjoateOe 9tprOnpi,o og en- al
DC mclt fremrogenoe' ifonoil1aniife
Sfolc= % &irfcmrnO fer / slmerifa,
cr i9oor of9aoct pco IpOel1, 81 elur
9onllncl, otter cit Operation. @ro=
fcsior Oftcool bor mange slor liot
al Iiuhctcs pg for lrn0crc Si0 lig=
| get poo Get nprl lfc Iiufpnisic=Splpi=
tai Mil1npopplis. 1ons 2pgc on=
ioo BET for rpopenoigt at mocrfalte
ban1 CT Operation, n1cn Yrofeslor
lOfteool bap0c life &rpftcr NOT til
at noDploc 0enlle.
Hrofcslpr Sftr0al por Me0ltiftcr
al 9lu9sbtrg Seminary / sQiinnea=
polls og far / ppcr 30 Mar bprct
2Grcr pco 0cnnc Sfolc, fppr piltnof
Ilcrtollet of norifc YrUlter og
mango oonifc l)cr / 2o;,oct CT 1lboun=
net. Soon por YOfeslor / Ihcologi,
2otin og @rrlf, og bous ltore GDg=
tigbeo lom 2rrcr pg llfclige, piu=
oc11oc YerionligbcO bioroA bgj
@ro0 til at pinoc 9lugsbrtrA Semi=
uorp ocn ltore slnlcclic, ,inm oct gien=
nem cl1 ncget loug 9lorrrffc bar
npot. Yrofeslorcrne Sftcoal % oel1
ligelc0rs aiopoe Sperorup far be-
ret @o1ucrfprcre for oct norlfe Sir
felip / slncrifo, og Oeres SnoflpOel=
| ie bor puret fplt longt 1to oper sc
firfelige &reoie.
Sgioa Set rent bor9erli9c 2ip
Ocltog Sen ofogbe meb sper og ST.
teresle @on bar for cit Sio Meolen
| al 9Hinneopolis Sfoleroob og gap
5te6et til nlange &efornler. 2ige=
lcoes bor fan peret Meblem al 8p=
ems @ibliot6efs= =&omiSiion og par Ell
| al 0cn1, ser arbei6eoe iuriglt for at
| uopifle ,Snteresie for goo 9pSning.
Set ifploes pnienligit bam, at Min=
neopolis offenlige @tbliotbef er ct
| al De bcolt uoltDreoe meo ifanoinapiif
2iterot1r ber / 2anbet.
| 6or 3 slor li6en to9 Hrofesior
IOfte6ol Mfifeo jom oftip 9srofesior
peb @ugsbure, men peoblep at til
bgre slugsburgs 6afultet o9 roepe=
oe iaale0es til set liolte lin S',oflp=
belle poa Sfolens Nrbejoe.
3irsbog Tormiooag oil Yrofesior
Oftebols Gig (igge paa sit oe So=
ro0e i oen norife Grefoloiabeos
|2O. Mpe. 8. o9 8. Street, Minnec=
polls, oe fra iamnc Steo pil 9e-
grapelien foregoo om GftcrmiOos-
gen. 0on pil bliuc lqgt til 8p'll
pao 2ofelppoo Cemetery, neo Si6el!
Iof lin galnle Sen og @feoorbej0er
&rofeslpr @corg Gper0rllp.
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An1rrtka.

men Der tlnoc ll1lig iellcre blipe
Sale ON at offprte oen til 5 slor,
bnorpeo oell pirfeli9e Straifetio, peO
slitortl1ing ior goo Sptpriel
1sungslct, piloe hlipe 3 slor % s
Mooncoer. !Meooelellerne ONT, al
Morics Nelbre0 bar liot unoer
l5unsielsppbpioet bor pilt Jig at
pnre 1,rigtise. Errliocnt Salts sli=
giprelje of Sogen pil blipe / Sper=
enslten1uelle meo beune Sn0ltilling.
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bliper le0et al Haltor S. 81. @re5er-
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llfrtt 1tg Sal1O I Oel1.
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lten for at belpge bonlfe &olonier ser
og latte Jig ino &onll'laterneS
irfiombeo. 9lnfon1ltcn til San
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2ofe Gitp, 9enper, Omabn % ct.
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9io. al v8ieal" neooeles i1niolerti0,
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bar paret ipogelig mango slar uo
for ct Bor 9(nr iiben frologOe ban
fig paa @rl,no al Spgoom @perpcl
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los Jig ienere otter beige til bette.
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