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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
PROSECUTION OF
TOBACCO MAGNATE
OF JUSTICE CON-
slDERING PROSECUTION OF
MEMBERS OF TRUST.

Washington, ID. c., May 30.-The
possibilities of criminal prosecution
of the members of the tobacco trust
ordered dissolved by the supreme
court yesterday, is being consid-
cred at the department of Justice
Neither Attorney General Wickershsm
nor any of his assistants would make
a statement as to the probable
course of the government.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
Cyclone in Arkansas.

Barton, Ark, May 29--A disastrous
cyclone passed over here Sunday night.
jeff Smith, negro, was killed, ]. B.
W est was injured. The Premier cot
ton oil mill and several residences
We're blown GJwn. The wind was fol
lowed by a terrific hail storm that
killed small animals and chickens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
LAHAY DEAD AT MUSkOGEE.
Cherokee Politician Died at His Home
There Today.


Muskogee, OKLA, May So. NJ.
Lahay, a Cherokee and prominent
democrat, died here at his home to-
day. He was a candidate for congress
in the first election in the stae.
>oo-ooooo-~~-O-0o-o
leal in America and the former
should limit its business to the Unit
ed States. 1t was alleged that the
two trusts organized the British
American Tobacco Company to take
over the export business of both and
divide the world between them. These
contracts were made in Great Brit
ain
The circuit court found that there
existed a restraint OF commerce, but
said nothing about the charges of mo-
nOpolizing. In its decree, the court
dismissed the petition as to the
Imperial company and the British
American Company and from this
feature of the decree The government
appealed to the supreme court 1t
dismissed the petition as to the Unit
ed Cigar Stores Company, and from
this too, the government appealed.
The circuit court decreed that
the American Tobacco Company, the
American Snuff Company, the Amer
lean Cigar Company the American
Stogie Company and MacAndrews &
Forbes Company were unlawful com
binations and restrained them from
engaging in interstate or foreign com
merce. From this, the defendants ap-
pealed TO the supreme court. SO did
the government. The government OBJ
jected because the COnley Foil Com
pany and the individual defendants,
headed by James b. Duke, were not
made parties to the conspiracy to
restrain and because all were not
held 10 be attempting to mOnopoize.
The circuit court decreed that the
American Tobacco Company, the
American Snuff Company the Amer
lean Cigar Company, p. Lorillard Com
pany, X. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com
pany, Blackwells Durham Tobacco
Company and the Conley Foil Com
pany held shares in specified corpo
rations and enioined them from ac-
quiring the plants or business or vot-
ing the shares OF and from eXercis-
ing control over the Subsidiary
companies, and enjoined the Sub
sidiary' companies from permitting
control. Both the defendants and The
government appealed. The latter OBJ
iected, principally because the Impe-
rial Tobacco Company, the British
American Tobacco Company and the
'nited Cigar Stores company were
not included among the Subsidiary ~
companies. and because the holding
companies were not prohibited from
collecting dividends from the SUI
sidiary" companies.
The appeals We're argued 5elore
the supreme court, first in January,
1910, and the second time in Janu-
airy, 1911. Prominent attorneys ap-
peared. For the government Attorney
General Wickersham and his special
assistant, J. c. McReynolds, address /
ed the court. For the American To
bacco Companies there appeared John
G. Johnson of Philadelphia, Delaney
Nicoll and Junius Parker Of New
York, while VIM. b. Hornb over OF
New York argued for the Imperial
Tobacco Company, and Sol NJ Sroock
of New York for the United Cigar
Stores Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
FORTY PRISONERS KILLED AT
MEXICAN TOWN OF CHOLULA
NEAR PUEBLO, MEXICO.
MOB RULE NOW PREVAILS
Rebels Set Fire TO Town After Kill
ing Forty Persons and Ransackng
Stores. Offices and Homes-Pueblo
in Fear Of Attack.

Pueblo, Mex. May 3O.-An upris-
ing resulting in the killing Of forty
persons, sacking Of stores, offices
and homes, occurred last night at
Choula, eight mics from here
The rebels then set fire to the
town. Mob rule now prevails at Cho-
lula.
1t is feared that Pueblo may be at
tackled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
BRYAN OPPOSES
HOUSE PROGRAM
NEBRASkAN DlSllKES HOUSE
MEMBERS STAND ON REVISED
WOOL SCHEDULE.

Washington, d. c.. May 30.-William
Jennings Bryan today took exception
to the program of his party in the
house and criticized sharply the ma
jority of the democrats who have
agreed to support the revised tariff
on wool.
Chairman Underwood of the ways
and means committee, declared that
despite Bryans stand, the revised tar
if would go through the caucus with
a two-thirds majority.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
Another Victim Of Battle.

Muskogee, Okla, May 9O.-Clifford
Hessler aged IS, who was shot dur
ing the fight at Porum yesterday, died
here today. The sheriff has practical
ly abandoned the search for Pony
Starr and Joe Davis, who are credited
with the killing, on an understanding
that they will voluntarily surrender if
safety is guaranteed them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
Woodmen Circle.

A called meeting Of the WoodmeR
Circle will be held Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O to practice and make final
preparations for the memorial service
Sunday night at Z o'clock. Members
phase come prepared to pay dues.
LIZZIE LYNN. Guardian.
BIRD SANDLIN, Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
AVIATOR IS
LEADING THE RACE
GARROS TODAY TOOK LEAD IN
THE PARIS TO ROME FLIGHT
DUE AT ROME.

Genoa, May 30,-Garros, the French
aviator, took the lead in the Paris
to Rome, to Turin flight today. Beau
mont had motor trouble, but made
repairs and flew away late. Garros
reached Pisa at noon and started for
Rome, hoping to reach there this af-
ternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
Stricken at Sunday School,.

Greensboro. Ala, May 29.-While
his Sunday school class
Sunday Professor d. p Christenberry,
former president of the Greensboro
Female Seminary was stricken with
paralysis dying a few hours after
wards.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
NO EXTRA SESSION.
Governor Cruce Says There Is Now
No Need for II.

There will be no special session OF
the legislature as a result of the su-
preme court decision finally locating
the state capital in Oklahoma City, de
clared Governor Lee Cruce from his
home in Ardmore over the long dis
tance telephone to the Oklahoman
Monday night.
There is no need of a special ses-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30

Hewitt is now competing with Oil
City to be the second largest town
in the county. Chas. J. Gill has on
town lot sale in that town.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30

Matrimony makes man awfully
restless little while before and for
ever after
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30

When fellow begins to talk about
being short tell him TO run along.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30

Washington, May 29-The tobacco
trust decision is characterized by
Attorney General Wickersham as a
most comprehensive and sweeping
victory for the government
The trust is held to be a combina-
ton in restraint of trade-a monop-
oily in violation of law.
The decision affects s'Xty-five
American corporations and twenty
nine individual defendants.
An opportunity is given the trust
to disintegrate and re-create "A condi-
ton of transacting business not re
pugnant to law.
If, at the end of six to eight
months, the corporations fail to BRING
themselves within the law, a peceiv-
ership and dissolution by court decree
will follow.
The trust is held to have been
guilty of intimidation and clearly
to have shown a purpose to stifle
competition.
Chief Justice White announced the
decision, which practically was unani-
NOUS, although Justice Harlan dis
scented on several points.
As in the the Standard Oil case,
Justice Harlan resents the applica-
tion of the rule of reason" to the
sherman antitrust law.
The court having held the defend
ant corporations guilty of conscious
wrongdoing, Justice Harlan lis not al
al anxious to perpetuate any new
combination growing out OF them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30


Washington, May 29.-ln deci-
sion announced by Chief Justice
White in the United States supreme
court this afternoon the tobacco trust
is he'd to be in restraint OF trade and
violation of the sherman antitrust
law. re,
1t is really a victory for the gov
ernment, because the court remanded
the case back to the lower court with
instructions to make the tobacco
trust to conform to the requirements
of the Sherman antitrust law with
in six months or dissolve.
1t is the same as the Standard
Oil decision, only not SO drastic.
The American Tobacco corporations
We're made the target of the second
big trust prosecution Of recent
years The first was the Standard
Oil Because the testimony taken
in the tobacco case was not so eX-
tensive as that in the Standard Oil,
the two cases were before the su-
preme court for consideration at the
same time.
The attempt of the government to
dissolve the tobacco corporation as
violating the Sherman antitrust law
took shape in 1907. In that year, a
petition was filed I'm the United
States circuit court at New York.
The government asked that the Amer
lean Tobacco Company, its officers,
directors and affiliated corporations,
be pre- ented and enjoined from re-
straning and monopolzing commerce
in tobacco.
The restraints and the monopolies
alleged by the government, were said
10 have been obtained by an intri-
cate system OF corporate organiza-
tion. 1t began 1890, when the first
American Tobacco Company was or
ganized. The new company took over
the business of five independent Gig
arctic concerns.
IN 1898, the Continental Tobacco
Company was Incorporated TO take
over the plug tobacco business of
the American Tobacco Company and
that of five plug manufacturers.
In 1900, the American Snuff Com
pany was incorporated TO take over
the snuff business of the American
Tobacco Company. of the Continent
al Tobacco Company, and of two
other Independent manufacturers.
In 1901, the American Cigar Com
pany was incorporated otake over
the business of the American Tobac-
co Company and o:> er manufacturers
and sellers OF cigars, cheroots and
stogies
In the same year, the Consolidated
Tobacco Company was incorporated
TO take over in exchange for its
bonds substantially all of the stock
of the American Tobacco Company
and the Continental Tobacco Com
pany.
In 1908, the American Stogie Com
pany was incorporated TO take over
the stogie business Of the American
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30

our Foundry Is in operation. and
We are making fine castings Of all
kin is, we have few hitch weights
IN stock 10 move quick.
jones-Evereff Machine Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-30
The Ardore;te Is the Oy Newspaper Southern Okaho
FARThlN 6 BROTHERS

Clothing French dry cleaned
and steam pressed. Only
French dry cleaners in city.
Phone 498 Blue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Gage / ct. Saul @boIeloIe &ule

Gage ct. &aul @boleiole &uie
% 1moerlb9te ale &rgte og Maal,
tom boooes poo 2ogcr Scr. 9ettc
nnr / 1i1 gpoc Srocn,n1cn oo @bole=
lolelnGnoenc fit at pioe, bpormeget
&c lfl'loc iporc i Miaiftcr for ocnne
Sllpcftion, 1rologoc Sc ioo iprigc
Frotcltcr, at Slipcttercrnc blcp
flUrneoc fra @bolclolc 81 ltriftct 90
iot til at maoerlpgc @ugt % Mool
6pS Gctailbonolcrnc. 2opcn foltlrt=
ter, at Gicrnc al SC iuipicereoe So
rcr lfol bctalc eli bis u5ce", Ser til
lpl1claocl1oc flrn CT ringc for bpert
Stpffc, 11len ion / CIT @boleloIc-
Jorretning lpber lpnrt Up, loo me-
get cn0og, at en- cl1felt @bole]aler
Der / @pcn Dil0c fon1>1e til at bcta=
le CIT lornlet Nfgiit al $4,000, cit
o'loen $1,000, Ell treble $4,000 pip.
Gcttc blcu for ltipt for Sc &onolcn-
SC, % SC pil6c life bore mes. Ser
CT tillige sen Mougel pco Gogcn,
lat @etalin9en for Suipeftionert iclp=
folNclig blipcr ligret poo @orens
ltoIolgspriS. Gcrpco of. I. CTS. en-
%olminoeli1 Sfolelincol, Ser TO tier
brit rcgnet 5 GcntS iii, fp1u11c til
at fplte set 0oh6eltc, ioet 2pbe1l
folt'Gtter eli u6ce" al 5 Gents for
Sn1pcftipne1. Oct Icr / set hclc 1,b
ill., at 2ppcn ON set me Mool= 90
GGgtburcat CT ct ret for eilct %
ooarligt operpejet Stpffc 2oo9ip=
ming, lon1 ifp0cr lol1gt llocr1om1 Set
tilliateoc Maol: at iifrc &jpbcrnc
in1oo at blipe bc6roguc pco follf
Mool pg %r0t pg iltcoet pnoligner
Torbrl1Nernc ltprc lloaiftcr, ipn1 gidr
oct cllo1ut bprere at lcpc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
BIGGER,

BJorneet, Roman af Cart Etlar. Goo. e1ep.
indb. s5c;-UdvaIgte Eventyr OF Historier, af
a: G; Andersen, $50 Slider, 6s 1llustrationer,
t tsi{;d ia n 10: $Si;oo: -kolnmanSorens Detre. For
hevdlngen og Dronningens Vagtmester, at &
H r1s Etlar: g. Slider, 800. eieg. mob. $1:2s.
indb. $1.5o.-Kongens Yndiing, af Carl HeT:.
mann, 300 Slider, $1.oO. eleg. indb. ST. 5
Semandshistorler af II. D%rachmann, s5c,
eleg; indb. $1.25:-SklRbnens Spill, Roman al
H: Biursten, $40 Slider, $1.-Paa 0uds Veie.
at ~. Bj0rnson, 60c, eleg. indb. 81. OO.-SoI.
&,mt, Fortelling ger. Skitser og Digte afAdam
TOR, SIN til oplaesning. 4 slider, 6nt
1ndn. $l.25. ~NybyGgerne og Blokhuset, to
FortSl1!nger af kr. Ostergaard, indb 75c.
~ ~ Shriv efter fuldstandiy Kutoloo.
s> C. RASMUSSEN PUB. CO. e.
520-724 S. 18th ST., minneapolis, Min.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
&aiorcm / fulh @ana.

NalureH 1nlD Warg. s Sns=
bags oobllcocs Sen tore @olur, ar
ro11Ncrct al 2pge 9fo. so al Iunif
Spltcrlom flu1o % 2pge 9tp. 81 al
2onif @rpoeriomfl inns poo II. 6. 8.
Sail fer / @pen. 9eipgct por Sen
fprlte Nftcn ltpauflugcligt. Hrogrul1=
met bar gpot. Capitol Gitp Or
.cbcltro lpilleoe flere Mlr11rc. Song=
forcl1il1gc1 9onio" ln1ocr 9coelic al
Erof. Goblc, io>1g flere Sol1gc, iol1
gop @uis for, at Iprcl1ingcl1, baooe
I M%colensontol oa Gpatigbeo, goor
9oot frelnoo. Miis Srouorlp lang
noNlc 'ru,ffc Gauge. 9igele0cs TO-
rebileS cit Mosie bepngclige @il(c=
Der, boooc ira Io11nrorf og N(ucri=
ia. st gnot Erogrollr, ion cl1fuer
bl1roe Aao op at bprc pg i. Snu1ffe
@jc11ltnloc al ullc Slogs bliper
1olgt ellcr 6prtloooct. &pn1itceu lcr=
perer Mioogs= og Mftcnsmoo bpcr
Gag lao lu,1gc @oloren porcr. Gen
fprltc Gag icrpcrcocs til Miooog
SfSefjpoluppe og Steg al vMettc
Molene No. 81, Sen bcrplntc rp0c
Gris, ion 9. Sl1gcll1or1n ron0t peo
Sl'letrect iioitc slar. Srrorgcn Mf-
ten (2er0og) ofiluttcs @oiorcu mes
Cans.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Gr. 2aueaitcr og Mrlfcmrnocnc

Sr. 2%ancaitcr pg Mrlfcmrnocnc
Gr. 2ancolter, @pens Sllno6eosfr
mis- ur, 6opoc / Susooas iornmc,1:
folot Mulfen1ul1ocnc / &onnici
County til ct Mpoc / Gitp Sail 70,
at bol0e ct Tore0rog for 0en1 on
Iprbol0et mellem &enligbc6en / 60:
folernc paa MGlfefarmcn og Sen Of
fcnligc Slmobco. Ser far purr;
cnocl Misforltaoellc r ongoocub!
M1ttboritcternes @eltrebeller for a
gjennemfpre MGlfcoroinancerne lac
S~lmobeosfomisiGrel1 onioo Set 10,
rigti9lt at lpge at bi6ringe Mrlfe:
p%rool1ccntcrnc Sen rcttc I%orltaaclic
SON me00eltc Mulfc!urn0cnc, al
Mcjerierne / St.Eal1l gjen1cmgooer1=
Sc CT / tilfrcosltillcltoe 6orfatning
men Don f%orlangtc, at M%ultcproo1,=
eerrtcrnc lfllloc gjprc ocres &ligt mes
&enIpn til &cnlig6c0cn / Stalocnc
oa MGlfelofolerne pao Torrue11.
San llog enopioere fat, at bpor Ser
flep flrnSet T%oripmmelier / sen Set
ming, pil0e 9opcl1 Mipe bragt / Mr-
ccnoelie. 9e tillte6eperenoe Mel=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13

Naar ErrliDcntcn frmmcr. Hru=
lioent Saft oil niultc ct. Yolll Gus
Bag sen %. Sftpbcr, p9 CT &onnitc
for hana Mpotngclic far i"un1n1el1
mco @lperl1pr Gbrrfart logt Elo=
llcr fpr bans Nphpln fer. elsie
guar l1o puu, at &pluitccn SnS0ug
Gftermiooug &l. > n1poer Eruliocn=
ten / Minl1coppli5, hppr Fan CT
Ypl1ug Mcn's Mcplthlicon Clubs
@iuit pcs eli 9lu1cbepn, % tugfr
boln poo Ell M%l1tpnrobiltl1r gic11vn'
ct. Nol'l Barter, bc%Npl1oenoc pes
MinneGobo, til Sort Sncllil1g ~
piocrc til Como Yorf. Gcriro gour
Slrrel1 til Suint 9Sul,l @otel, bnpr
ErUl ioclltcn pil fou 2ciliNbeo til at
huilc Jig ct Eor Gin1crs 5to. @f.
6 pil Scr blipe 9ipct en- Mioool 10;
bom al Msiociotipn Of Commerce,
mco % 7elto9ere, og ST. S oil ser
hlipc ct oiic1liat Mpoe / Nuoitpri=
I'M, til buffet Ser nil blipc icnot
&l1ohpocller til @onoelsforel1i11gerne
rlunot ON / Stoten til at ien6e SIC
prrie11totcr, pa oiSic pil 1aa foa
Yloos for Elotformc11. @cle set pp=
rigc 2pfolc pil hlipc oobcl1t for or1c.
TrUlloe'1te, ofreiler ira ct. Saul
ionlmc slftcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
rank Fredeen, Tay|ors Falls, Minnesota.
Sort Muldjord-pr:rrie + Alabama.

Sort NuldjOrd-Prnric / Alabama.
Del billigste og bedste Land i de
For, Slater, mindst kjendt og mindst
averteret, er den sorte Muldjord-Prse-
RE j Alabama. Jernbanerne err nu i
Gang med at k%olonisere Landet for
Alajs- og Mejeridrift. Knob nu for
Landet stiger. vi har en- norsk Agent
i Iowa, som vii besoge Dem og ledsage
Dem ned til dette frugtbare Land.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
EFT v1RkEIlGr R0vERKIaR

20 Mil fra Minneapolis, tact we'd Station,
800 Acres af frugtbart Land, 1l0 dyrket, Ho-
avl paa $50 Tons. ,leget Gav1ltonl1ner. god
Lade og Udh,1se. 9 code Bromide. Wind
1nolle, 10 koer. 4 IIeSte, I Faar $50 Hons,
Nogn, Buggy. kaner, Plove. I%Iarver, SEED,
Host og Binde-NIaSkine, knrtof1el-Plov.
HonresSe. Separator. O.S.v. $40 pr. Acre. alt
indbcfattet. Halvdelcn kontant. RcStcn
lette Nilkaar: Skriv efter Liste over andre
Far1ne. S. A. Carlisle, Wyoming, M mn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
kREFT HELBREDES,

baudc udvcndig og ~indvendig. Ingen Be
skj;rrin@, irgcn Cdbr:endinG, ingen Frys-
ming. iugcn Rorltgcn-Straalcr. faktisk i'll
gen S,,,crtcr. ingcn stygEe Ar. Arbcfa-
lin"cr og Oplysninrcr indhe1ltcs we'd at
Skrive
F. ]. Duggan, MD, Grand Forks, ND.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Hpltiparcbanfcn / Yuitbmict bauov

Epitiparcbanfen I Epltbuict bup0c
/ 2prDag3 nro neutrality-suspicious.
Sll1t1i>1g pasicret 100000 Murfct
mco 81 Collars. Sioen /. Scpter1=
Der, 81 @ullfen oom1eoes, par Ser
til 2oroog Gitermiooo1 inolot
S10O,091. 5 Sc 6 Gage al liolte
ll1c hlcp Scr inolot / Sporebol1felr
S24,S16, hpiltet or Sen %ltprlte lal11lc=
Sc Slml / en- cnfclt ll9e lioen Sal1=
fen traoote / %irtionbco. @enpt=
tcllen al @onfeu far / set hele pu=
ret lonNt ltorre eno %forl1olot, lao
@anfc,s T%oripni1,g al 500 Gcrti=
iifat=Slonfettcr iou pel 1om &onpo=
til Sl1oifpocrnc ilap op, pA
maottc bcnpcnoe Jig til Nfoc=
/ Minucopplis for at tilfrc>S=
title Otter pprglelen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
En- billig OggOd Farm

Il sektion Land. so Acres under
Plov, 12Q Acres kan dyrkes. godt Illus,
1SN2o. 1 Narelser. Stald til 6 Koer,
god NOBLE, alt indhegnet, 10 Mil fra
Stationen og I fra F'ragtdepot. Pris
$1,000 = 5000 kontant, Resten i ) Aar
til Z Procent Renter. Skriv. paa en-
gelsk, til: Il. G. Smith, Real Estate,
Upton, SaSk., Canada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Ugers undervisning frii

Til en- fra hvert County. Kost oe
Vaerelse $2.35 pr. Uge. Boyer udle;es
Specielle klasscr for Nykommere.
Wore Studenter indehaver de bedste
Stillinger. oeose
skolen aabnes den lode October.
Send efter Katalog.
Humboldt College, Humboldt. Iowa,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
feulua1o lopcoc, at Sc piloc boloe 1'1
Sr0iua1ccr,1c cftcrrcttcligc.

Samcs Mn9cnt SpS. Snll1cs etll=
oc,,t, scr nlco u ibrpocllcr bar pG-
ret Mcolcun al ct. Yoltl YplitiltYr=
fc lioeu 1871, CT Mattcn til Spl1oag
ofgouct pco 3poerL IS Nar gn1n1cl,
/ lit @icn1 poo @ogur Npc. @nn bar
i en- llges Sio puret ollgrchet al
@iurtc lp9>pn. llnocr Mopprerl1e
Mobcrt q. Smitb % Gnniel y.
2orler aiproc ban Sicncltr lon1
Mcsicuacr", p9 otter at Mupor Sci
Ter bouoc t%iltruaot Gmbeoct, blcp
ban fprilpttet til cit %liArcnoc Still
liuo / County Nouptotcns &untor.
SpSsialb. 5 Mouoags ufgit pco
Tpocu r, al ppr rlolte % boot
fiellotr oonlte Yipnccrcr fer / @prh,
nemlig More>1s 6. 9iltoc, 79S Mor=
lholl Nurlulc. MfOpoc NOR CT Nrp=
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@oIIono Sprcn 2iltoc. Morcl1s 81
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lin lSon1ilic / sc li0ltc 80 Mor, ar
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Sc: pnr bol1 for mango Aar iioc1
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uno Morrhpulc Commissioner lpll
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n1utlinc ~ li1cf rcnm1c &uI cl1 Of
hplot al allc, lpn1 fpuu / @crprin9
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1trl, to Spnncr pg tire 0ptrc. Mar=
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Sur anitrnoigc 2psbillcocr. Gen
lturft ON Jig gri6c1oc Srufif n1cn
Observation-Disclosures bor uotl,rlint
mcofort, at Set life ultio or DC Dc1=
oialte Gn1ncr, ion1 fremitilles pao
bis'e Sbeotre. Gctte for lfobt en-
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2prbog g(itcn hlep Ser 1roicnot en-
lille @ur al l1l1gc MGl,o, Scr bopoc
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p9 FUN ogtcr at fortirttc oel1nc, til
alt Set ulu1ociirco6le" Stof CT orc
pet us al &pen.
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ioo lite folt 70: Sem. Get por en-
ret hetpoelig S>m1 Scr fpl1 il1o til
Netumpelie al Su6erfulolen poa
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1900 Mcriuotu9t ioor nrer Gag
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&aitur 10 Mrs. Sarpgaarbs minS=
ite Sattcr, @elaa Camille fe6t /
Moi Mooaeo, for / sen iiolte ltges
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6orc11 CT operltnoct.
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p%eotogne 2op ifol uofpres al ct lur,
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