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Hold Out Little Hope.

While Bennet's condition is dangerous.
the surgeons at the hospital still hold
little hope for his recovery. DIR. T. G..
Williams. who responded to the call made
from the Benning Hotel, said that he
was conscious when brought to the hos
pital. and understood enough to obey
certain instructions they gave him, but
could not talk. Examination revealed
that his skull was fractured in three
places. His jaw, also. was badly fractur-
ed in three places
DR.. W. p. Reeves operated on the man
Immediately. 1t was necessary TO elevate
the depressed places i'll the skull ana
close UP the wound where portion of the
brain was exposed. Another delicate
operation was performed on the jaw,
which was wired closely together in the
two places that had been fractured There
were minor wounds in the face that
also were dressed. If the man RECEIVERS,
the doctors say, it will be almost mir
ace but while there is life in him he
has a slight chance.
Mrs. Bennett is about twenty-four years
old and has been married only few
years. Her husband. she said, has no
relatives living in this country.
He settled in Washington six years ago
and opened a small grocery store on Har-
rison street southeast, moving ten months
ago to IJ6 Morton street northwest, where
he opened grocery. Ten months ago he
moved his store and home to Fairmont
Heights. where he has been living ever
since.
Mrs. Bennett said that three months ago
her husband bought the bakery wagon
which bears the name Health food
bakery. 23f5 l. street northwest" for use
in his business. This bakery was owned
lately by John Berg of IS o street north
east, a cook employed at the Cochran
Hotel Mr.. Berg said that he knew Ben
net slightly.
Smith came to our house last night to
see my husband Mrs. Bennett said, be
cause l saw him at the house. He asked
my husband if he could take chest Of
tools to an address which l do not know
on 9th street northwest. 1t was agreed
that he should come around to the house
and START with Mr.. Bennett. That is all
! know, beyond the fact that he came to
the house this morning and went away
with Mr.. Bennett in the wagon
Mrs. Bennett said that while her hus-
band has no relatives in Washington, her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Glassman,
live at 731 18th street northwest. She
also has sister. Mrs. Rebecca Segel, of
list street northwest and brother, Lewis
Glassman, of .731 nth street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-20

James Montgomery Flagg and Francis
Robert LIE Reux In our next Sunday
Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-20
SIEGE Of NANKlNG
PLANNED BY REBELS
London Hears Confirmation of
Report of Massacre of For
eigners in Shansi.

Annoy. China. November oO.-Revolu-
tionary recruits totaling $500 have been
massed here preparatory to their dis
patch to Marking, where they will CO.
operate in the siege Of the city.
LONDON, November Ca dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company from
Tientsin. states that the report of a
massacre of foreigners at Sianfu. capt.
tai of Shansi, Is confirmed. Confirmation
from other sources, however. is lacking.
Ships Land Forces.
BERLIN, November ga dispatch to
the German Cable Company from Using
tao asserts that the American and Jap
anese warships have each landed a force
of eighty men at Chifu. The German
cruiser Emdam has arrived at Chifu
Japanese troops have not been sent to
Tientsin; the Russian military forces on
the Manchurian border have not been re-
inforced the situation at Canton is
peaceful and no report of a massacre of
missionaries has reached the American
legation at Peking, according to State
Department officials today.
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hatchet handle found under the wagon.
That's mime he said. Il know 1t by
this cut on the wood"
identifies Ratchet Blade.


Later bloody Ratchet blade was
found near Gitchie spring. and Walker
recognized It as belonging to the ham
die.
While her husband was under the knife
on the operating table at Casualty Hos
pital, Mrs. Jessie Bennett waited calmly in
an adjoining room until she had learned
from the surgeon in charge that she
would not be allowed to see her husband.
She then left, and went to the precinct
station.
When she confronted Smith she posi-
lively identified him as the man who
called at her home last night to ask her
husband to take him into town. She also
identified him as the man who came 10
the house this morning early and drove
off with her husband.
To back her statement she said Lizzie
Jones, colored servant employed by
her. also saw Smith drive away with
her husband and could identify him. The
officers at the ninth precinct sent for the
Jones girl, who was at the Bennett home
in Fairmont, in order that she might see
the prisoner and identify him.
Throughout Mrs. Bennet'S examination
Smith fatty denied. having come to the
Bennett home or any knowledge what
ever of the crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-20
NO MOVE FOR ASTAY
Beef Packers Case Not Taken
to Supreme Court.
BUT MAY GO THERE LATER
Trial at Chicago Formally Postponed
to Wednesday.
CALLING OF VENIREMEN
Counsel for Indicted Men Do Not
Indicate What Next
Step Will Be.

CHICAGO. November 2o.-Judge George
A. Carpenter of the United States district
court today postponed until Wednesday
morning the trial of ]. Ogden Armour and
nine other packers charged with violat-
ing the criminal provisions of the Sher-
man antitrust act. The postponement
was in cognizance Of the action of Judge
C. c. Kohlsaat Of the United States cir
cult court, who. after quashing the writs
Of habeas corpus previously granted to
the packers, withheld the entry of the
order until Wednesday.
j. Ogden Armour. the only defendant
not directly concerned in the habeas
corpus proceedings. might have been
placed on trial. but Judge Carpenter an
nounced that he was not disposed to try
his case separately.
District Attorney Wilkerson asked for
a stipulation that when the order is en-
tered by Judge Kohlsaat Wednesday
morning the defendants must give bail
In the district court. Attorneys for the
packers made no objection to this.
Separate Trials May Be Asked.
Counsel for the packers refused to init
mate what their next move would be-
The possibility is that an attempt to get
more time will be made through a motion
that the defendants be tried separately.
Should separate trials be granted it is
said. 1t will have the same effect as the
appeal to the Supreme Court, as far as
delay is concerned.
After the court proceedings terminated
the roll OF $50 veniremen was called. and
the court listened to excuses and pleas
for nOn-service.
May Go to Supreme Court Later.
Commenting on the adjournment today
Of the United States Supreme Court with
out action by the packers, Attorney Levy
Mayer of counsel for the packers said:
Regardless Of reports. we had no in
tention of making an appearance in the
federal Supreme Court this morning. The
record in this case was Of such a nature
that 1t could not possibly have been COM
pleted in time for presentation in Wash
ington today.
However. that does not mean that We
may not do something in that direction
later"
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8aiaren ! ct. Eebera airfe 3. % a
Robember.

Som ollie og lie bnao ri bor
til Dor 8aiement-8aior,
TIL alle, iom mp6er, @epiniter to-,
lao bare itaa til, min 6a'r.
Observation-Disclosures bar bopt
glimrenoe &el6 me6 fig peo at fire
Jig ferite @asies &refter til l1n=
ne6 @n-
ioraftenerne. 6eriterangsfrefter er
oltio billige, noar firfeligt 9iemeo
ftaar fom 8aggruno, og &omiteen
taffer paa 6orboon6 for sen 1torc
@elpilie.
9esbgrre ct set paa set itrenge11e
forba16t @omtteen at anfgre Mapne
paa 6e me6btrfen6e = set itaI bore
6e beiggen6e en- iaa folosiaI Sper-
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ones. &rn ct BET % ttllaot / al
@pariombe6 at antp6e liot al vMo<
tiberne": @iano+Soloer, @fueipil u6=
fort al min6reaarige, Sanglege u6,
fort al m%inoreaarige, &portet= og
Soloiange, nogle eneitaaen6e 60
blealer M. NJ.
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Saa god son, den bedste.
Ibedre end allie andre!

bet er vor Paastand for 'Odin N1erke
Mysost" delikat, sund og rig paa Nerings-
stof. Forlang "ODIN BRAND, og lad
Dem like overtale, at en- anden er ligeeaa
god, t1li en- Prove vii Devise Diet modsatte.
Dersom Deres Handlende like har den
paa Lager send os hans Navn oR vi vii
sende Dem en- smuk Souvenir og en- fri
Prove. De bedes skrive paa engelsk.
AT PRlM0ST vii vi anbefale wort Rose
Leaf Merke. vi fabrikerer ogsaa bedste
Slags PUIT0ST.
For FEN Pakkeomslag kun trade
marks) vii vi sende Dem en- elegant Sam.
ling af Bllleder fra Norge. ~
II. J. drell Butter & Egg Co..
Johnson Creek, Wis.
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%FRucTeART
Farmland for SdIQ.

Danske Naboer avlede aarlig
j de sidste tire Aar 8112 pr.
Acre paa denne rige, sorte
Muldjord. God Pris for Flode.
N@r we'd Skole og Jernbane; 4
Timer til Chicago, 363 Acres
s@lges i 10 Acres Trakter, eller
mere, paa Atbetaling. Pris $40
til $50 pr. Acre, i Henhold til
Opdyrkning. Skriv paa e ngelsk
til Geo. Oliver, Allegan, Mich,
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giennemfgrt meo lige ioo megem
Sl1fces iom / tiolieere Mar. @rs.
S. s. @illiams fungerer iom 9an-
%ielererin6e, og bun np0er ct fort
&D fer / &Den for line @balififa=
TONER / Sen &etning. Mrs. olga
Mun1cf og Mrs. S. @l1g6en leberer
@uiifen, benbolospis poa @iolinen
og paa @aberet. Stolen itaar ntt=
ser Muipicier al Dania Soctetp.
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&reiioent Salts 8eipg / Spilliny
bperne fra Sirsoog til Snsoag Mi
ten Dor felt igiennem pellpffet, ry
8orgere og 8olitifere al ale &ar-
tier ene6es ON at Dploe bam. &o,1
bolot unoer Spbol6etl fer 2 1tore Su=
ler, 1irs6ag Mften / @inneapp!is'
Mn6itortum, bbor ban bebanole0e
lSpergsmaalet ONT Srmits, 11apaliJ
Sernbanerne, iom ban mntog bapbe
lert life loo li6t / &etning al 1t
paste lin egen 8ltiineis IS" / Sc iioite
gQar og fife blan6e fig op / &olitif,
men Joni ban ogfaa %forlangte ifltlbe
babe sen lonlige &et, iom tilfom
DEM. 0ns6ag Mften talte ban / Slit
bitorium fer / 8pen, og fans Sore
6rog ber par napnlig ct parmt Sno=
leg for @er6ensfre6en og Spgipelie
at 4rtg mellem Mottonerne. Sore
6raget paabgrtes meo flor Snteresie
og Spmerfiombeb, % Ser Dor 6olf
tilfte6e fra bele Stoten, ogiao ioa-
6anne, iom er u6talte Mooltan6ere
LAT &%reii6entens Snoenrigspolittf,
iom ban forgbrigt life bererte / So
re6ro9et ber.
Sns6ag 5ormio6og beigete 3reii-
6enten Statg l1niperiitetet og bolot
Ell Sole for Snbenterne, / bbiIfe;,
ban gap BENT nogle go6e &tnf ont
6etes 9ptreoen; bIanot anoet fit Sc
at btoe, at 6eres offpelige Sell"
bar BAN meget imo6. SIR 6ore6ra-
get ! auoitortum gao Msiociation Of
Commerce EN- 8anfet til bans 9gre
II &otel sdint saul, / bpiIfen ca.
800 Menneifer 6eltog.
2iot efter Mi6nat forloo 8reli-
benton ct. Soul paa fit ipeeielIe
&ran % reifte til @isconiin.
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@ao SO t II ct
benlig9er 8rebe til. gbarles g.
@briitianien, g. @briitionien, Miis
Mnna @onien, 6. &onien, Miis 9or-
ris Sobnion Miis Dora Senien, 8e=
ter Sobnien, Miis Mnna &osmusien
og Miis MnnD CONNER. @rebene
afgaar til &ontoret for v6ea6=letters"
ben 81. Sftpber.
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fra Racine.

Girls. 2oren
boa 8lafe Mperle err fomme11 ttlba=
ge fra Ell Sur til set gomle 2ano.
Ero6s set, at fan bar baft en- n6=
merfet @ejie, er ban 6og gla6 ODER
at bore / @acine igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-27

5aIoonerne 0 g 5 e 90 | IL
6reoortge
s Sperensitemmelie me6 en- Bp=
roospe6tegt los &oliticbefen | iioi1e
l1ge trpffe 500 Sort, in6eboloenoe
2obene angaaen6e Salg at SptrttlS
til m~in6reaorige. elsie Sort pil MI
blipe opbengt paa ct tp6eltgt @teo !
saIooner11e, % ffol tiene iom en-
MoborieI for iaa6arne 8er1otter, Der
opgiber en- faIif 9ll6er for at fomme
/ @efio6elie at ipiritueie Driffe. Be
ftemmeI'en forbpoer ligefrem mini
6reaorige &erioner at opboloe Jig
@aIoonerr1e. @nbber Saloonfeeper
er befgiet til at iage allie &erioner
un6er 81 @ar u6 at lin Saloo11. for
1aapi6t p%eofommen6e lite bar ipectel
Met til at opbol6e Jig ser. Set CT
ofte bpn6t, -ot en- Saloonfeeper ei
b1epen itrnffet for at babe iolgt Cpl
rtt1s til &erioner UNDER 81 Mar,me1t
set er lige iaa ofte uml1ligt for BAN
at afgigre, bporpiot @~e6fommenba er
berettiget til &igbet beraf iiar naor
Ser opgipes en- forfeit SLIDER. 1or
Tremtioen bill Ser altiaa ingen ltno-
fploning for nogen af @arterne. en-
.bner fan tpoeligt lpie, bpao ban 10.
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KREFT HELBREDES.

baade udvendig og indvendig. Ingen Be-
skjaring, ingen Udbrending, ingen Frys-
ling. ingen Rontgen-Straaler, faktisk in
gen Snlerter, ingen stygge Ar. Anbefa-
linger og Oplysninger indhentes we'd at
skrive. :,
r. j. Du&gan, Md, Grand Forks, N. D.
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1tnbnc9er Mrreitant.M an0ag Mor=
gen iaa Ell Meger peo 9topn Sa11es
slIlen, ser bar inoiot / GountpfGngs=
let, Mnleoning til at rpmme, og bon
er lite ienerc paagreben. &ogterne
Seson1es s.. 2oomis % CHARLES s.
&oulion %inorpmmebe, at Sc bar be-
ret mforiigtiee, me1, ,,Ggter at bane
pGret Sanger bebjGlpelig mc6 &pn;=
ringen.
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Murtb Central Commercial GLIB
pil ppfpre ct &lubbrs til 100000.

CONNER Tinebunt maatte iiolte
Dnsoog opgipc lit SGoe ! &olitiret=
ten paa @ruuo al Spgoom. Sans
Silltono aiper ooe lite Mariag til no.
gen 9gngitelie.
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We'd Kjeb e1ler Reparation al
Uhrc besgg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, aoe E. 9TH ST..
St. Paul.
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Miis Mliee 3ib1, Snitrufter /
Muiif pe6 Salisbury Mcaoemp, Sma-
tonna, Minn., 9otter al Mr. og
Mrs. 80. S. &ibl, @ells, Minn.,
tom til minneapolis ii6lte 6reoag
for at bei6ge Slegt og &enner /
&ptlIingbperne. Miis Bibl, Ser er /
8eiio6elie al en- iiel6en imuf Gong
femme og far fooet en- grrn6ig r0=
6annelie ne6 0berlin l1niperiitet,
Sbio, fang en- Colo pe6 6ormib=
6agsgu6stjenelten / 5impion Metbo=
6ilt Strife / Senoogs, bpor be16es
ppperlige 6ore0rag pafte alminoelig
8eun6ring.
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vSisfcs". Set bar paft betpoe=
liq CpbioieIie blan6t @pe,s Me=
tbooiitprriter, at &ep. .. q. 2ltce,
8ruit / Central &orf Metbooiitfirfe,
far erfleret, at &reiteitonben trGng=
te ,nnan0ige MGnb", at ser bar alt
for ma1ge vSisiies" blan0t 0em. en
Mosic Ioripar for &rGiteitonoen er
fremfummcn / &resien, % gmnet
lagoe @eilag paa al Siben pes Me<
neutrality-suspicious. 6Gllesmp0c Mon=
Sag @%ftcrmiooag.
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S Manbass Mftes afreiite to 9io=
fonisier fra set norife Diafonis=
iebiem til @orts, floor Sc oil opbol=
De Zig til Soraaret for at fortlatte
@tuoiet al set franife Sprog. Ger
efter refer Sc l1o til Ma6agasfar /
Misiionens Sjeneite. Sen enc al
6isie Seitre, Gbrtitine, ser er norit
bar ti6ligere beret beruoe. Sen on=
ben, bpis Mobn er .&etra Yeterien,
er 6anif og refer no for fdr1te Gong
Sc refer / Sen norffe Sriftrfes Sic:
neite. Sum blep in6piet til 9iafo:
nisietieneiten ii6ite @gnoag / ct
2ufas norife Strife, II. glbe. og 2aft
Street.
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IpUl &1IllusW NDOtAtI ut"luu ~
iige / 5gnberiDllanb) for 25 Mar
jioen, tom til oe 6oreneoe Stater /
1904 oe til 81. &mu1 / 1908. Sons
,6ober, 9tiels Subj, er ops. Sans
Mo6er leper / GDiflano.
Samgfpreningen 9ania palgte neb
jim ms afbolote notwithstanding
felgcnbe 8eitprelfe:
6ormonb $. @aritenien, Mpitfor=
MAUD 8. s. Mielien, Sefreter Tbos.
,Y. Sermonien, &epiior 81. &eterien
90 g. @opeien.
0onia bar / set ii0ite Mars 1to,
log iGrltg it6cn St1oenter ia11gernes
8eisg, giort opermoaoe itore 6rem=
ifriot % ipnes mere emo nogenlinoe
! fgr at tur6e gleoe Jig peo at bltpe
ftpttet % f%oritaaet al 2anosmr1o,
for bpem Sangens @agt er ct trpl=
Ien6e og binoenoe 8oanb. Ser CT
mango ,1pe og uomerfeoe arGfter
fom / sen ienere Et6 bar il1ttet Jig
til Donia, og ierlig ba1r6e napnes
cit M Stierne, nemlig lite Senor
Mortin Sbomi en, iom for fun foa
Mooneoer iioen orfom fra 9mntorf,
bpor ban bar mo6taget cit u0mGr=
fet ltbbannelie / Soloiang; Scr.
Tbomiens Stennme er ble6 og be-
renoe / label &or iom Soloiang;
|Danios u6mprfebe Sang=@irigent
Hrof. Gable er / troll &trfiombeo,
meo at inoppe 11pe Sange for &on=
certen pes SEN itore 15=aortge 9TH
t~eliesfcit, iom oil bltpe afbolot 2gr=
Bag sen Is. Mobember paa 9iber=
nian Sail, peo bpilfen Mnleontng Ser
|.pil blipe buot paa ct meget rigbol=
bigt @rogrom, 11emlig &oncert, 6ro<
motiif l1noerboloning og Cans.
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Saul 9elegationen mpote / f1tl0 @ol
la meo ollc ml1lige og m1l1lige Or:
oensoeforotioner, iom Sis efter an
Sen for iberoigt Mrbeioe par tiloel1
oisie 0rabanter. Nf Sc melt promt
nente / ct. SAUL Delegation ioae!
&%egimentscbef &eterie1, &rtgsmtnt
:.jtcr 6ranbiett, Marineminiiter 81 en
&al1pnfabrifar1t 9fielie1 og Genera
Ierne @ermonlen % Mi11nfbalm.
&%reiioenter1 al @opfins 9ogen bei
Ct SAUL 8rp0rene pelfommcr1. 10
bpilfet toffe0es fra &egtmeatscGe!e1
og ncopper. Otter ct fort Mpoe
2ofalet, iom CT Ell ltor og pgn Ga
mes rp6e 9npper pao @ulpet, il1o
Bps @opfins 8rpbrcne % til at fom
me opcr poa SEN anoen SIDE al Ga
Sen / ct 9ofole, iom Sc ti0liger
bopoe boft for Meoelofale. Ser ia
Scr. @egb fra @opfins @ontonoon
og &roptantforpalter, % pes Spne
of Sc itore &errer fra ct. SAUL, aab
neoe bort itrofs op for @ltlets Ser
Iigbe6er, Smerrebreo meo forifielIi!
&ooleg, @ommelt 81 fra Serbian
@inn.e Otter at bape iot ct &o
@los tillips tan set nof pere, at 81
@aul 6olfene fit Soleml1iflerne / Sc
begelie. Sc lang boaoe ON Mmor'
ga fra &iertemin6e, Nnno fra Spe1
og &ieiten fra Spllan6, iaa set ble
TENT tn6en ct. Saul 8r6orenc Fl
Sporpognen bjem.
&rcioent Suits 8eips / Spilling
bperne fra Girs6ag til Snsoag Mi
ten par belt igiennem pellpffet, {.
8orgere og &olitifere at ollie &a1
tier ene6es ON at bpl6e bom. So
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6 maus &irfen
bar facet nogle rpe farpeoe &inoner,
ser er 1epereoe fra 2inoorffs @las
60. l1ogiften til &uoerne ifal o9f-
fes pe0 en- &engeiub1fription blanot
@enigbeoens @eolemmer. 9e nDe
@uber nil gipe &trfen ct imnft og
forbebret l1bieenoe.
@n, s rs e + n .,
Ser for%aoriage6e 5fa6e til ct 8elpb
of ca. 600 Dollars, u0brgo forleoen
Sag / emil Sprgeniens Stalo paa
.@aibington Mpenue. @taloen blep
1narmeit br11gt iom ct 3emrerparf<
fte6 og inoebolot forifielligt &emmer
og @erftpi. @ogle 8ern bapoe le-
get / @l1mmet ope1paa Staloen, og
Sloen bar opitaaet peo at brenoe
Eenoltiffer al. 8ran6paienet baboe
Mgie meo at bol6e Sl6en inoenfor
Sens fgrIte Smraaoe, og flere al @oz
bobpgningerne par ct StpDffe 3io
Sore for at blipe nnt9n6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-27

sfrip otter E~rpbennnaer paa bette
g1ab.
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Uldt8pper,

hvide, graa og rode. 72xs4. og vejende
z Pund, Sc pr. Par. Uldne "Sweater"-
Jakker, graa, 1915 Stykket. Hvis like
tilfredsstillende sendes Pengene TIL
bage Andre Varer i Forhold hos
Lftchfield Wooden Mills,
L%itchheld, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-27

foot i 9pifIuno Dpilfet altiaa bill
jtge / sgnoeripllano) for 25 slar
ii6en, tom til Sc 6oreneoe @toter |
1904 % til ct. Saul / 1908. @ons
6aoer, Miels Subj, er OPS. Sans
Mo6er leper / TDiflano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-27

Gm Gfilsmisieiag. Meolem at
9cgislaturen Sobn S'8rien Der al
@pen blep for nogen Sio iioen iag=
ipgt al lin @ritrl1 for Sttlsmisie.
Som @rl,no ongap bum, at ban iffe
fpriprgeoe benoe % at ban ltoo |
Torbplo til andre &uinoer. Nl, hur
S'@rien onlogt CT lignenoe Sag
imob benoe, / bpilfen ban paaltoar
iom S~filsmisiegrl1no at bun bor for
ppet &olo in1ob ba1n, ilaoet % lpar,
fet BAN, iamt 11oen @run0 belfplo1
bom for Ggeifabclig lttroifab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-27
st. PAUL.

"st. Paul Ttdande" removed to Room
2Ol Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-27

6mnbct Gig. Sorsoog Mften liolte
llge blcp ct mar1oligt Sig fut1oet I
6looen ne0 SSnper @rope, og Mrs.
Sobn 2arien, 344 6. 10. st., melo=
tc, at sen 9rl1fne0e piltnof bar en-
al benoes logcrenoe, CHARLES Soul
lpn. Gen fl1none Mano Dapoe Ell
Slip poo, merfet e.. Mpberg". Gn
al Mrs. 2arle1s anore logerenoe
beooer Mober9, % fun oplpite &oli=
tiet ON, at efterIo m Eoulion iffc bap=
SC noger rem Slip paa, 90 ban lf11loe
goo til Mrs. Gmilio &olengrens Be=
gropelie, los bum bam foo EFT at
Mpbergs. Sum iagoe pioere, at Soul
Jon bar forlopet meb @rs. &olen=
grer, og at 9s0sfaloet 9if BAN me-
get ner. Mrs.. 2ori on oplpite, at
@oulion bopoe Ell .@ro6er, iom boeoe
poo Bloomington Mnenue / @in1,e=
apolis,S laf &arlion,og 6enne Dor 1e=
mere gienfjen6t 2iget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-27

@ulgatba &irfcn. Ser oil bltpe
@uostjenelter / SEN banif=norl fe Col
gotbo Strife, 1876 5bomos st., f6rlt=
fommen6c Spnbag peb Sc ie6panlige
@l. 1890 5ormi66og og $50
Mften. @e6 @orgenguostieneiten,
iom er pao oonif, oil 81. Mrel @ao=
fen tale ODER gmnet: ~&engenes
&eroi / CUBS @ige". Mftenguos=
tjeneiten boloes paa engelif UNDER
ltngoomsforeningens 2ebelie. 9is=
f11siions= og &r9otfeemte:: "@iS=
lions in europe.
@pinoeforeningen ofbolber fit noe
ite Me6e bos Mrs. G%burcbbill, $50
.9berb11rre glbe. Mlle CT bt9rteltg1
in6bubne.
&pinoeforentngcns 8aior pil blipt
afbolot / &trfens 8oiement Sors6al
sen is. Mopember. @aber til jam:
me mobtages mes E~afnemmeligbe>
al Sorenineens &reiioent, @rs. q
is. Solution.