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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27

Newberry. Nov. 23.-As ne WAS
driving home from Prosperity. in the
lower section Of the county last night,
Magistrate u. u. Ellison was held up
by two negroes. at the point Of a pistol.
and relieved OF S25. The negroes
took Magistrate EllisOr's buggy and
drove down the road a piece and then
started tho mule back towards Pros
perity with the empty buggy. They
caught freight at Prosperity and
went on To Pomaria. The people at
fomaria had been notified and were
on the lookout but the suspected ne
groea managed To get Off the freight
and rode on switch engine to Poak.
just across I,road River. IN Lexington
County
when posse Attempted to arrest
then there they fircd upon the posse
inJurins Mr. j. t.. Epting. proprietor
Of the Peak Hotel. and MIR. Gallagher.
who is i'm charge OF "A Southern Rail
way construction force. The posse re-
turned the fire. fatally injuring one IF
the negroes. bu, tho other escaped
The injured negro. Richard Sparks
died this morning Sheriff Buford
aud Constabi" Elcasc went To the
seen" az soon as they received notice
of the robbery Of Magistrate Ellison
ana madc dliGcnt search for the 9TH
or negro but failed 90 locate him
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
UNCLE SANS BUSINESS.
FOREIGN TRADE WILL EXCEED
100000 THIS YEAR.
Imports Have Doubled and Increase
In NOn-duitable Merchandise Fur
nishcs Striking Feature OF Report
Made Through October.

Washington, Nov. 24.-Attainment
OF four billion dollar foreign trade
by the United States in 1912 will be
one Of the most noteworthy facts for
historians to record at the beginning
Of the new year.
In announcing the total OF export
and import trade of the country for
the ten months ending in October, the
department Of domestic and foreign
commerce stated the foreign COM
merce would reach this enormous
total by the end OF December. Its
highest former record was $3,626,OOO,-
600 in 1911. 1t crossed the three billion
dollar line for the first time in 1906
and passed two billion in 1899.
Imports in the ten months amount
ed 10 $l,5Il. 100000 and exports to
s1,S71, 100000. making it apparent
that the imports of the full year will
approximate $500, 900 900 and the
exports $4,000, 900, 600 totalling s4.
100, ,OOO,OO
Imports have practically doubled in
value since 1901 and exports have
practically doubled since 1904.
One Of the striking features Of the
rapidly enlarging import trade is in
the increase in imports on non-duita.
bic merchandise. In 1902 it was but
$4O9.OOO,OOO and in 1912 1T seems
likely to approximate 1915, 900, 900.
This increase in forcing trade, while
distributed among all the grand 81
visions except Africa, is especially ap-
parent In the trade with neighbors
on the American continent.
The Atlantic ports get the lions
share of the increase in imports but
The northern borders and Pacific coast
ports show the largest percentage OF
gains in exports
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
TRAGEDY IN TIMMONSVILLE.
&. r.. Jones Sends Five Bullets into
X. +. Williams-Cause Unknown.

Timmonsville. Nov. 23.-One of the
most shocking tragedies ever enacted
in Timmonsville occurred this after
noon about 2 o'clock when G.. T.. Jones'
saw mill man, Of Fountain Inn, S.
O.. shot and instantly killed r. f..
Williams. OF Baldwin, Miss, who has
been here several days representin,,
laundry machine company. Will
liams was sitting in his place Of busi-
ness In the heart of the town reading.
when Jones walked in and. 1t is said
without any warning began shooting
Williams. five shots being fired, all
taking effect. one near each nipple
and two in the stomach the fifth in
the neck. As William fell. Jones
walked on the streets and gave him
An inquest was held and the ver-
dict was in accord with the above.
The dead man has a wife and three
children of Baldwin. Miss, to which
place his body was shipped tonight
the Mason OF this place assisting in
preparing the body for shipment
Jones was taken to Florence and
lodged in Jail to- await trial. A broth
er-in-law OF Williams stated that the
two had had some little trouble. but
on last Sunday adjusted their differ
ences and shook hands and agreed to
let everything be a thing of the past.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27

Wytheville. Va, Nov. 22.-Sidna
Allen. leader Of the clan which shot
up the Carroll County court last
March. killing five persons, was found
guilty OF murder In the second de-
gree today for the killing OF Judge
T. L. Massie. Punishment was nxed
at is years imprisonment in tho
state penitentiary at Richmond.
1t was announced by the prosecu-
tlon that he would be placed on trial
under an indictment charging him
with the murder Of Commonwealth
Attorney w. NJ Foster. another victim
of the Hillsville shooting, December
was the date set by the court for
the second trial.
The verdict Of second degree mur-
der was returned after the jury had
deliberated nearly eighteen hours.
1t is understood that on the first bal
lot the jurors stood five for first de-
gree murder, one for second degree
ana SIX Tor aCQuittal.
Sidna Allen heard the verdict with
out any outward sign Of emotion. His
wife sat quietly by the prisoners side
and was not visibly affected.
Until the second trial of Allen is
ended nothing will be done in the
case Of his nephew. Wesley Edwards,
under indictment for murder in con-
nection with the Carroll County shoot
ing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
CHAINED TO TREE AND RIDDLED,
ALL eyed ASSASSIN LYNCHED BY
NEWBERRY COUNTY MOB.
Will Thomas, Charged with Murder.
Ing White Farmer, Taken From
Constable by Masked Men while
&eing Conducted to JaiE-FOrced to
Surrender Prisoner Under Threat
OF Death, Says Officer.

Newberry. Nov 23.-Will Thomas,
a negro. was taken from a magistrates
constable by party OF masked men,
at o. point about IA miles above New
berry. at about 10 o'clock last night,
and was chained to tree and his
body riddlec with bullets The ne
gro was being brought to tho New
berry Jail by Constable Cary G.. John
son. on warrant charging Thomas
with the murder Of Spurgeon Johnson,
white man, who was assassinated
in the upper section Of the county.
near the Laurens line, some weeks
age.
The warrant had been issued by
Magistrate William Dorroh. and the
negro was arrested in the community
in which Johnson was killed.
Constable Johnson was halted by
the mob at point in some thick
woods just beyond Little River bridge.
He says when the mob approached
him they demanded the prisoner and
that he refused to deliver him over
and shot off his pistol, thinking to
bluff the mob. He says he was told
that if he did that again he would
be killed and that he was then en-
tirely surrounded by the masked men
and had to surrender.
10 said the mob then told him to
get down the road quick and that he
obeyed. They struck his mule, he
aays. and before he had got very IA,
he heard the firing of guns and pistols
He says he thinks he heard over a
hundred shots.
He and Magistrate Dorroh went TO
the scene this morning and found the
dead body OF the negro still chained
to the tree. Magistrate Dorroh i'm
mediately notified Sheriff Buford
The sheriff had just returned from n
trip in the lower part OF tho county.
where there was considerable dis
turbince last night. and in COMPANY
with Constable Cannon c. Blease and
others he left Immediately for the
scene.
IL was impossible To elicit any fur
th"r facts than those given by the
IN 'gistratc's constable.
Coroner John Henry Chappcu held
an inquest the verdict being that the
negro came to his death AT the hands
cot unknown parties.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
WILL AID DYNAMITE" DEFENSE
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF La
BOR To RAISE FUNDS.
Convention PASSES Resolution Call
Ing Upon Affiliated Unions To Fur
nish Money Ito Aid I'm Securing
Fair Trial" for Alleged Consy,ir-
ators Now on Trial I'm Indianapolis.

Rochester. ~. ". Nov. 22-The
American Federation OF Labor de-
cided today to ask the unions affiliat-
ed with 1t To raise money FOR the de-
Tense of the alleged dynamiters who
are on trial in indianapolis. The res
olution adopted by the Convention was
that delegates to the Convention on
their return advise their international
unions and local bodies to provide
financial assistance for the trade
unionists on trial In Indianapolis to
aid them In securing a fair trial and
In appealing the cases should fair trial
be- denied them"
The resolution also urge that the
men be mot convicted in advance or
the decision in their case be in
huenced" by the alleged fact that
certain corporations and private.
detective agency ARE clamoring for
a conviction"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
issue OF BONDS FAILED.
TWO-TiIIRDS OF VOTERS DID NOT
iNDORSE PROPOSITION.
Bond Issue for 81 .OOO. 600 TO Improve
state Hospital for Insane Was De-
fcatCd According To Act of 1912.

Columbia. Nov. 25--The bond issue
for $1,000 900 to relieve tho congested
conditions at the State Hospital for
the Insane was defeated In the gem
eral election because the proposition
did not receive the Endorsement OF
two-thirds OF the qualified electors
participating in the election.
The vote on the bond Issue as re-
ported by the state board Of can
vassers was:
For the bond issue. .16,S27
Against the bond issue. -. :. 1881
Gov. Blease yesterday called the
attention OF The State to the follow
ing section of the joint resolution
providing for the election on the bond
issue:
The commissioners Of election
shall provide separate box and fur
nish a sufficient number Of ballots
for the voters. and the said election
shall be conducted in all respects as
now provided for the conduct Of gen.
eral elections, and if two-thirds
OF the qualified electors voting upon
said question or issue shall vote in
favor OF the issue Of such bonds and
creation of such Indebtedness, then
the general assembly, at it's next ses-
sion, shall provide for the issuing Of
bonds not exceeding one million
S1,0O0,0OO) dollars, payable within
forty (40) years at a rate of interest
not exceeding four () per cent per
annum."
The announcement in The State
yesterday that the bond issue had
been carried was made under the i'm
preston that only a majority vote
was required by the resolution
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
FOOTBALL GAME FRIDAY.
sumter and Darlington Tcans ts
Cash on Local Gridiron

The last gam" OF the season in
which the Sumter High School will
take part this wear comes oft next Fri
uaN' Suintvrs .t3o"avd Celebration
l'ay. when the strong team from
Darlington clashes with the local
Game Cocks. who have both speed
cunning and energy in their attack.
Ih"s" two teams are old time rivals
ana tn" game should therefore be Of
especial interest as big crowd from
Darlington will probably he on han6
40 Witness 4
ln m" past tho honors have been
about equally divided between The two
teams ma !; is ,h...ht That ,he two
teams are about equally matched FOR
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
no REORGANIZE CHAMBER.

Orangeburg. Nov. ga mass
meeting OF the business men OF the
city will be held at the Court House
Monday night. relative TO the re-
organization OF the Orangeburg Cham
ber of Commerce 1t is probable that
the Hon. A. F. Lever and Secretary
A. '. Smell, OF the Sumter Chamber OF
Commerce, will he present and make
short addresses
The committee recently appC,nted
10 plan the reorganization OF the
Chamber has been working diligently
toward that end, and this meeting has
been arranged for 10y them
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
PROVES PICKPOCKETS.
Thieves Pose "a Delegates to Georgia
Methodist Conference and Rob MIN
listers.

'arrollton. Ga. Nov. 23-Pick-
pockets, posing as delegates to the
North Georgia conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. South.
mere have been robbing minister's at
tending the conference. according to
announcement made today. Dr. julius
McGrath OF oxford missionary to-
TN" Hebrews. today was relieved uC a.
wallet contaning $40 and several
"'h'r th"its have been reported At
an oNtra session of the conference this
afternoon all the minister were warn
ed To be ON loolou, for thc pi.l-
pockets.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27

white man. Mr.. Ellison. however.
identified the dead negro as being one
OF his assailants
Magistrate j. III. Frick. of Chaplin,
held an inquest over the dead body Of
the negro this afternoon. the jury Of
inquest bringing i'm the usual verdict.
that the negro came to his death by
gunshot wounds at the hands OF un-
known parties.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
Rural Policeman Commissioned.

KuraI Policeman w. f.. Mcbride
was commissioned last week by Gov.
Blease and has been added to the
rural constabulary OF this county.
There was n delay Of several weeks in
the receipt of the commission which
Gov. Blease did not explain.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
SUMTER. S. c., WEDNE$ DAY, NOVEMBER 27 1919
SIONA ALLEN GETS Is YEARS.
CLAN LEADER CONVICTED OF
SECOND DEGREE MURDER.

Verdict Rendered After 1S Hours
Trial just Completed for Killing OF
Judge Massic-Allcn will be Tried
Again December 2 for Murder of
States Attorney Foster, Another
Victim OF IIillsvillc Court House
Tragedy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27

The Thanksgiving turkeys came to
town today. They were plentiful at
10 cents per pound.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27

sumter progresses every day. Tho
biggest thing in the manufacturing
i'm" over promoted iu sumter is now
IN process of incubation aud Will be
manc public within Tho next fcw day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-27
CITIZENS AND SUSPECTS FIGHT
PEAK. IN LEXINGTON COUNTY,
SCENE or FATAL FIGHT.

Ono Alleged IIighwayman Dead.
Another Wounded and Missing
and Two Prominent White men
Wounded in Efforts to- Capture
Fair Accused of Hoiding-up and
Robbtng Aged Farmcr and Consed-
crAee Veteran.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

Gu Misiipncr lfrep bjem ira
6iojiperne:
uGgor lille @robcrflof lDl1es abz
ioIut at bore for faatollige til at
fun1te pure til @jelp moo oen glen=
0igbeo, lon berifer / bette ulpffelige
11oplnite 2ono. Mange al De Snbs
feote er bolp696e al Sult. Senr
noqle flere Mislionnrer berneo."
Gnnienbe. Irf. M}ortenlen lloar
OBJ mes iin tioligere 6orlopeoe, en-
list plore, gonife fa1oet @erre, oa
fnuier bom illtttelig mes oiSle Sr0:
v@cr far Sc ollie Sc 9reue TIL
bage, &c bar {e1tM mig. Saarlof-
fer er Ser, iao piot ieg beo, i19er al
tilbogelepere all"
&aa en- Sci mgoer &ompaenie1
en- Taareflof.
2gjtnante11: r@orpord SEMEN
Gas poa fam, 5pren, | f6rite Sc.
Fleb til penitre. &ommer ban fgrl
ino i Iaarefloffen, fan ingen fri:
item 9jpl firoe bam igjen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

Gen tpife San9crfet / ct. saul
fra Sen 24Dc til 270c Sl1li gap ct
%ltpocrif1to at $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

ltbflnet. Morofop Soge Nr. s
Sgnner al Morae, % 9pnnppc 2ogt
Nr. 5, 9ptre al @orge, bapoe @g,1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
Mrbejoerbasens Teitlig9cbcr. S

BEN oen al Sagforeningerne neoiatte
&omite, iom ifol %arrongere 6ogfore=
ningernes Selt paa Mrbej0erbogen,
Sen 2. Sept, bar Ser 5temning for
at engogere, Sbomas &ar1 2ear, So
cialiitpartiets Maporfonoi6at, til
Selttoler. S 5ubfomiteep, iom full
Sc beige cit 6e1ttaler, fit @m1 Scar
to Stemmer, sme6ens s. S. Gatm1
if tire 5ten1n1er; % ii0itnepnte er<
flpre0es polgt. 0a Bette ltbfol0
bleb %ropporteret til @opeOfomitecn
bleb Ser fore l1ooet, at 5ubfomiteen5
Gambling o11nulleres; men 6ori loget
blep neb1temt mes nj moo II Stem=
mer. Me6lemmerne, lom ltemte
mos @on Gear log6e, at Sc frpgtene
for, at Holitif piloe inige Jig i,o /
Observation-Disclosures.
H(anernc for Seltligbeoernc er
inort fer0ige. gn at 9agens 6elt=
nun1re bIiber Mrbei6ernes 8roces=
iion, iom iaor pil foa itor Silllllt=
ming. Sm 6 termio6agen boloes en-
&icnic paa Size Baraoe; heo berne
Mnle0ni1g pil Ser bliDe buh poa ct
imteres1ant &rogrm.
Sc fleite al 8Dens 6ogforenirger
bor erfleret Jig pillige til at oelta=
&c / HroceSiior1er1. 6lere 6oreni11=
ger bil blipe reprel enteret meO
u4Iaaoer"1. @lonbt Oem, iom / al
pigte ltge 1tente for at oeltage
Broces1 io11en, bor Sc mano1tGrfe
@ne6fernes 8orening pg Sppogro=
fernes 6orening.
Ser iiges, at 9agernes Torenira
bill 6eltQge n1eb en- Tlaa0e f%orelttl=
Ie1r6e cit fon1plet 1ebltpret 8ageri, o0
@offene og 0pbarternes Screening
bill bape Ell 6loo6e foreltillenoe eli
&eItonront n1eb &9ffe11, og Dent
om err poa 61ao6ert, nil lfiftepis
Ierbere MooIti0er til b%oeranore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

MA LtE
ct &iano, iom tra1ges / airfen.
SAB % alle bielpe Dem, mango
,@affe lmaa gjgr Ell ltor 9la, iaa SC
,iom life bar BILLET, men Jet bisie
|2inier, fon ollieepel eatelr faa See
IGream eller aaffe. 2ao os birl-
pc SC ltnge, lao Sc fa11 bapc BEN
Sornpielie at foo ct &iano, Jon fiji
fert oil prpoc &irfer. Sag 3om
line Sporpogn til Gbatsnortb ct.
&llsrte 2pgter % alle Slags Ser
li9beoer bill mon faa at lc.
Mrs. Gmil Gbriitenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

201 Court Block.
We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparation If
Uhrc bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
st. Paul. ~ts<s;;s st: ~ !: &: * ;s9:;:e~~
Gen tyife San9crieit / ct. %alll
fra Sen 24Dc til 270c Sl1li gap ct
~ltpocrif11o at $4,000.
Sri @elajprcnbcSsi orcniu9 nSpl=
lpiet" ofboloer naite Mpoe 0en 81.
Nl11g,,lt al. 2 Gfterm. bns @frs. 8.
20. 5immonien, 1877 Milforo ct,
Nlle er b%elfonn,te. ~"
Sc ipcnife Seltmpoer paa YaDne
slnc> fprtiuttcr bpcr Mfen Denn1e
lt0e % of1ll1ttes poo Sgltoug Mf=
ten. DC far peret nel beiggt og
piltr1of ubrettet n1eget gpot / bette
folferige Strpg.
Charles Hctcriun, Ell Elalterer
ser Dor / S64 0ole Street, falbt Il
500 ira Ell Stillans / emporium
M06ition / ii0lte lt9e pg brgffeoe
Sen bpjre Mnfel. EolitilGge Dobn
fit hon1 fjert til 8nbpipitolet.
Eaul SGcn, 80 Mar gammel
blep 1iolte 1rehag Tprmio0ag alpor
Zig f%orbra11bt pe6 Gfsploiionen a
cit @osolinbebplber / @reot Nforth
er11 @oatens Cont. 2pgerne flyer
at beriom bon fo1nn1er Jig, bill bal
bore Mnrfer al l1lpffe1 ale lin
|9age.
Sen @ru, lom 8praaoet for lnar
to 9(ar ii0en bell1ttteOe bDgget pa
Gorl Gtreet pper &ernboneipore11
til 8elfpttelie al Splfs 2in og Sem
mer, lpnes life at blipe &irfeligbeo
Sernbal1erl1e, iom fif 6 Gage ii
Mrbejoet ifuloe iuttes igong, ipne'
letter ~ Mars 6orlb at bore Zig
lonet fra at begDl10e n1eo Mrbejoet
; Eajtur S%lbcnburg al Sen pres
: bpterianl fe Strife poo Mrlingto:
Sill, far pGret meget oftiD Ell 81
: for at pao4>ege Saloonernes Got
: ppertreDelie og 9pmpn0igbe0erne
: Eligtforl gn1melle / sen MnleDninl
50 anonpn1e 8repe trl,es bo11 me
: 500 og llnbcrgang for Jig og Sc
I mtlier, oln ian fife in0e11 to ltge
; far forlobt @Den.
: 2inb paa @jcmpejcn. SfpIgc G
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!: Yaltl tiltroa0te Nobn 2ilrb, forba
): @uperngr al Minnei ota, Ser / Sun
s mer far op6olot Jig / europa, Sc
:23be Salt &ien1rejlen til Sc Torer
: &c Stoter. Mr. 9in0 for 1tprlte 9
len al Si0en opbol0t Jig / 5toc
6olm, Sperige, bbor bar ogic
operbgre0c Sc olpmpiife 2cge.
Mr. 2inb er cit ibrig 3ilbr1g,
S|af @oo6rom @ilion pg benter ne
$iin 5iemfomit at tage Ell meget a
S|tip Gel i @%olgfampen.
= ltbflngt. Nprofop 2oae 9er.
3Sgnrer al Morge, % 6Dnngpc So!
SMr. 5, 9gtre al Morge, bopbe @g
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

Dag eli &ie1ic pan @berbart
Grounds pco Conn ans Country
|Gllrb. Mange Meoletnnter al Dc
to Sroener i GpillingbDerne beltog
Il Setter, Ser Dor begl1nlttget al set
pr9gtigite @eir. Goler bleb bol6t
|af Giccprniiber1t for Spu1ter at Mor-
aes 0iltrift Ger. /, 81. S. g. Sobn=
ion af st. Saul, iarnt al 9bornalb
g. NeIion pg &alltparo Mlfelmb fra
Mim1eapolis. uSram" 5angfore-
ming 9on flere Mr,1nere 11n6er Sc
belle at @oralb Soros. Ger bar
forifielliae &a4lpb pg SollgtrGfni11e
ON Gftcrmi0oage,1.
9anf &cniiunat. Tgrite &lasieS
Soft og 2ogi. Mn. 3 Srbing Narf.
Miunciptas SDmmer= 9pOeo 1taD,
Tprltfommen0e 26rOaa bill Ser peo
Mo1nt ct. N(lbnns beb 2afe Min=
netonfo lurr @rceliior blipe bolo1
en- 1terre Set, oe0 bpilfen Mnle0ning
|@teoet pil blipe inopiet iom Min11e=
1otos Somner=@opeoitoo = for Ell
Sis iulfolo. @upernpr @berbart bar
nemlig figbt fig ct 2anolte6 Der.
Ieitligbeoerl1e begpnoer 81. 4.30.
6a Mapor Morie al @rcel1ior bill
oberrnffe SEN npc v6ope6ltao" e
Stag, lon1 bill blipe mobtaget al f6p
@11perngr Somltel 81. @on Sont
gfterpaa hol6es e11 &eception fo1
@l1pernprcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

I rnald afmnN Nomination og Vg vnjega fall mini agtf ors0gea at udore Fdkets
Willie ogfuvatest atensA narer paad len yetiestt o nest ons Made Js vi p,aa'
ae at enbyr BorseriS tatenv nfa n rtardg Behandnng.u nHensyn til pondsk Part,
ogi mue UdnavneEer vii der kun nveta getH ensynt ndkatone og Dygdshed. Js
via f al Bne aro5de hn ta at shree en- 1ovgvndns SON vii give Folta let st0rse mada
ets evrgjernd eStyre
Hotel Mime Min.
Mr. 4ndr;h tnerd skuuGn ucske SurOH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

Manoen: IS &roncr fpr Ell @ot'
set er jo Ell rem Iorbrpoelie at 9tpe
ct lao ltort 9elpb rlo bcrfor.
@l1ltrl1en: Sa, met min t1Gre
M3an6, Dcn 6prbrp0elle fommer p1r'
felig ODER nit 9obeO."
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mfnneapoIfs.

20. Mbe. g. og 8. ct. @uostic.
neite Senoae 1ormi00ag 81.
1890. 5pn0agsifole Sorm. 81.
$50. Mltergang f9r1te 5gnoag F;
bper Waane0 pe6 Tormiocugs-
9u6stieneiten.
s ttrtelige NnIiggenoer be6es
man berben6e Jig til &irfens
Street,, @oitor 81. S. Earpaocra,
1928 6. %. ct. Eelefon: g. 6.
Center 1915.
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|8uaoe eller Ganoer poo Sl1oieerne
|in6en 9Dens Narfipltem, % bbis
Cider er forip1et me0 Mopm,
|iom ente1t er %tpetpoige eller mir0re
imagfuloe, bape Sisie Map1e fer
net.
Srm 8aitorinbc Sarpgaaro er be
ben in6lagt .pao Diofonisieboipita=
let, bDor bun bar l,n6ergaaet en- ret
farlig Separation. @utienten tgr
6esperre life iiges at pere u6enfor
Sore en6nl1, men nror boober SCI
beoite. ~. .
! Stjerneifno. sSor0en pasierer
6isle Gage gjennem Stiernelt Eor.
1ens' &onitellation, og q trotomer.
ne flyer, at Ser pil bite Jig Ell Mer1g:
6e Stierneif11o poa Sen nor69ltlige
@i1nmel. @tiernei fu6ene pentes al
billie bite Jig me9et flare 0ennt
Gong, it6en ser fun CT Npmaa11e.
foru6iot at &mn1elen hliper lfDfri
Gn Hpitanbisnirg pao IS u6ite61
of &oitfontoret / &eofl1f, Sa., fo1
AZ Mar ii6en og beta1bor til er
@inneapolislM a11b blep forleoer
preienteret / Mimneapolis Holtfon.
tor for l16betaling. Boltonbisni11:
gem bite fig at p9re I Sr6en og be:
talbor. Eoitanbisninge1 bleb fun:
Sen efterglem / Ell gammel Mirne:
npolis=M an6s 8apirer.
8rplltp. g6mlt11o &. 6iel6, cells
ite Sen al Mr. og Mrs. Sobn $
Tife16 og Me0lem at 6irmae
Aeortbmeitern 2umber & @recfin!
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8rpll11p me6 Miis @la6bs 80. ga
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|@er ct trnffeH en- Sperensfomlt mel
|Iem M6bofQterne for Mrs. Glart
Moo6 Mopce Mfelep, @nfe1 e ter al
6goe. Erelaltbmn6ler og Milliona
|&ealep 6. Mfeleh og Mobofater1r
flor Scr. Mfeleps enelte Cater, Mrs
is. g. 9nir, om 8oroeltngen al oel
%|ofoe6e Waillioners Sormlte. Sber
%ensfomltens 8etingelier er life bleb
ne offentliggjorte, nre11 Set liges a
6e goor It's pao, at bele Boet ia
n0iftftes / Minneapolis, at @tote1
Minneiota ifol fao Jig nobctolt Mr
beifotten pao belle 6orml1e1r;; at gn
fen ifol faa ODER Ell Sre0ieoe(, me1
min0re ems @alpbelen al Sormlte1
og at Sen &offe &er6ipopirer, 1or
@nfen bar ien6t mes Grpre1s II
CALIFORNIA, lfol tilbage{enoes t
Minneopolis.
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