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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
80 Mission China Closet, March Sale
Price, $21.85.

H5S. China Cabinet. CHARTERED oak. This
ne Ile China Cabinet bears our stamp OF APP
pIolnd full guarantee as to quality, material,
hship and finish. 1t is made of figured
auaf oak finished in rich golden shade,
elln 3no polish or dull finish as desired. Fumed
OF English finishes The proportions of
inns p Cabinet are correct in every detail 1t
doublk length door which is close1y fitted and
seeuI perfect lock The strong legs ter
n l easy rolling casters The adjustable
s sINl nicely finished and grooved for plates
i YIN. width, A in French mirror 10x36
ilfr price is about $40 less than is usual
NJ y ona for China Cabinet of equal quality
ms frror back of upper shelf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02

No. 0246. China Closet. CHARTERED oak This
is a high grade China Cabinet, although the price
is extremely low. 1t is made of figured quartered
oak finished in rich golden shade, either piano
polish or dull finish desired 1t has strong,
gracefully shaped legs. Double strength curved
glass ends and swell, double strength door, which
is closely fitted and secured by a perfect lock,
nicely fitted and shelves grooved for plates
Height, 90 in. width, IS in. French beveled mir
ror, 6x14 in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02

No 1929. The Colonial Buffet is AS inches wide
and "a inches deep--made from quarter-sawed oak,
finished In the golden color. The French beve plate
mirror is 40 inches long and IL inches wide. The
base Is very roomy, containing two large cupboards,
one large linen drawer and two small drawers one
lined for silver MARCH SALE tpc 7E
PRICE Observation-Disclosures 0ZO.iC
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02

No 1920. Colonial design at a wonderful low
price-the design is entirely new this season is
made from quartersawed oak richly finished in
golden or fumed The base is 48 inches wide and %
inches deep Contains one large linen drawer two
top drawers one lined for silver and two large
cnpboards The shelf supports nicely turned and
nodded and supports the French bevel plate mirror
10 inches long and u inches wide The corner posts
are neatly nodded and terminate in the Colonial
scroll feet Is trimmed with wooden knobs. Is
big we'll made and finished piece of din ds0k RI
ing room furniture. MARCH SALE PRICE1L4.O U
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-02
b23.75 y
$4,000 Colon hina Closet, March Sale
be, $23.75.

No. 7O3. This +vla rvhiro c,h;nat haors
our stamp of arS, and FIJI e,,a,-a rtea ss '' to
quality, material smansbin and fsnisb r. ;s
inaue VI nsuieu pred oak finished in a rich
goiueh snaue. en- Aano polish or dull finish as
uesileu. -, 7 uiieu Ny English finishes made to
oruer. Inc pIopoA of this China Cabinet are
correct IN every Nl.' 1t has clear double
door which is cldfittad ard san,,,aa he h,s -
perfect lock. The r. aracaf1 laos t,r,,,iuata
in Colonial feet aEsT roIl;n, oa 49,. IN
adjustable shelves 8csly 6nisiad ~ = s.....a,
ior pia.es. s.a, =. 3mple strong and mpos-
ins, ye1 sIauelul ~ D. 1t has charm OF its
oMn ahu VII appea my lover of art in home
mirror back of uppe4f sAo''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
MR.. NOLAN To TELL
Of TOWN BEAUTIFUL
NOTED AUTHORITY WILL DEIIV-
NOTED AUTHORITY WILL DEITV-
Err LECTURE TO PEOPLE
OF GINTER PARK. T..

An illustrated lecture on the beau
tihcation of suburban towns will
be delivered tonight at S:15 o'clock
in the assembly hall OF Ginter Park
school by John Nolan, of Boston. q
noted city PLANES. With stereop-
ticon views he will illustrate how
cities have been rebuilt. His subject
will be "Surburban Town Planning"
Mr.. Nolan is being brought here
by the citizens association of Ginter
Park with the idea OF awakening the
spirit of public pride in the people
of the community. Ginter Park has
only been recently Incorporated and
the people of the surburb are making
efforts to make 1t one of the prettiest
small towns in Virginia.
Mr.. Nolan is well qualified to give
the residents of this community some
advice in regard how to run 1t on
an economical basis. Having devoted
a large part of his life to this work
He also comes recommended as an
excellent public speaker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
INCREASE TAX To
KEEP SCHOOL OPEN
TUCKAHOE DISTRICT RAISES THE
LEVY FROM 81 TO SO
CENTS.

The school levy of Tuckahoe district,
Henrico county, will be increased from
81 cents to so cents per 800. The
resolution calling for the increase of
tax in order to run the three schools
Of the district the full session was in
troduced and verbally agreed upon
at the last meeting of the board of
supervisors of Henr4co county. The
resolution will be officially adopted
at the regular monthly meeting to-
day in the courthouse.
The resolution is that the levy be
Increased % cents, namely, from 81
cents TO SO cents: all school wagons
be abolished: all tanitors, with the
exception Of the one at Westhamp-
ton. be abolished; TO reduce the teach
ing force about five. beginning mex
year. and generally conduct the affairs
on a most economical basis. The in
crease of the tax will go out of effect
in April. 1914. BY his time the deficit
will have been remedied and the
schools will be able to run next ear
without any further increase in the
tax.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
Nc s-s-ia eyea Tuc@psa

A marriage license was issued yes
terday in the Hastings Court to Ralph
G. Baker. of Newport News, and Sadie
q Tarriil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations ON Change,
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va, March 81, 1913.
HAY-Car. lots.
No. / Timothy ....... - @$f7 90
STANDARD ......@... u is 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
NEW YORK IT

NEW YORK. March 31.-The firm
er tone noted in the cotton market
toward the close Of last week was
succeeded by nervousness this morn
ing, and prices showed a tendency
To ease off under renewed pressure.
or liquidation by some Of last weeks
buyers. More favorable weather In
the South appeared to be chiefly re
sponsible for a more bearish view of
the situation.
The market opened steady at q de
cline of ] to 8 points, aid sold about
3 10 IL points net lower during the
middle Of the morning. At this level
there seemed TO be considerable sup
port from realizing by sellers on the
advance of last week, OF from bulIish
trade interests, and there were slight
rallies during tire early afternoon.
Liverpool was / to . 1-2 points high
err at the hour Of the local opening.
The market was less active after
midday, but closed steady, z to 9
points lower.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
Death OF MORGAN
CREATES No STIR
NEWS rRoM ROME HAS LITTLE
EFFECT ON NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.
STREET IS PREPARED
No INFLUENCE, WHATEVER, Is En-
ERCIsED ON PRICES AND NO
EVIDENCE ON EXCHANGE
OF HIS DEMISE,
STREET IS PREPARED

NEW YORK. March sI.-The dis
patches from Rome in the morning
made the financial dis
trict today aware of the fact that
MIR. Morgan's life was nearing It's
close: and the news Of his death
which was received here two hours
before the opening of the stock eX-
change found everybody prepared
for the event. The occurrence WAS
known in London after the stock eX-
change there had been open a con-
siderable time, and 1t resulted in no
conmotton whatever In the London
market. either in the American de-
parfment, or in any other class Of Sc
curfties.
AT the outset here prices were
shaded a little bit from the closing
figures on Saturday. when the stock
market left of at a buoyant advance.
From this brief recession there was a
vigorous rally followed In turn by a
triiing decline. and from then on
until the end Of business the mar
ket remained relatively quiet but firm
and steady.
No Effect on Market.
1t may be truly said that the death
of Mr.. Morgan seemed TO exercise no
Influence whatever upon quoted val
ues. and thai a person who had not
1SAf1iSQ OK LEtE IaAA otdASF q 1Nh'a
have in no way gathered from the &C
tion of the stock market that the
greatest financial genius OF modern
times had passed away.
AS for the days other develop
lments, they were all Of a nature to
produce announcements rather than
otherwise. The decision of the inter-
state commerce commission allowing
many of the proposed increases The
a. ftosa y . 20 z~NafFnanfai freight F4fpE
10 take effect-these representing a
virtual compromise arrived at pri-
vateiy between shippers and carriers
had a good effect The general Bal
kan news was again favorable. Money
was generally easier in Europe, al
Though here "a higher call rate Tor
funds was Of course temporarily in
last day OF the month. This caused
some weakness in sterling exchange.
Endertone of Money Market
The undertone Of the time money
market was soft Copper metal was
reported as being firrner, with some
of the leading producers asking high
er prices for the product.
Wall Street was so much interest
ed in the ore great event of the day
that IL apparently ceased to take u
interest whatever in general matters.
But 1t was clear that normal condi-
tions. in the food districts Of the West
were being rapidly restored. Closing
prices al stocks ware at or near
the days highest,
Chesapeake and Ohio stock was at
one time almost a weak feature OF
the market. due 10 recurrence Of Tus
mors questioning the |peru1anency or
the company's present dividend rate,
because of the particular losses which
the company has sustained by the rise
of waters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
BREAKS JAW BONE
OVER | CASE

AS the result of an argument over
the Allen case Friday night, A b.
Fowler. proprietor of a grocery store
at 1889 Venab street, and living at
SOC Pickett street. Is in Memorial hos
pital with a fractured Jaw, and the
police have been asked to look for his
assailant.
Fowler became involved in an argu-
ment in a Broad-street cafe with a
stranger. and though the argument
waxed warm there was 40 difficulty.
AS he was on Broad street a short
time later he was felled with a heavy
blow on the jaw. 1t is supposed that
the man who upheld the other side Of
the argument was the assailant.
was hurried to the hospital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01

MARKET EIINDTTTTlNN
Poultry-FowI of all binds being
cleaned up promptly on arrival. Ducks
very active.
Live Stock-Arl live stock in do
mand. Veals very scarce and market
active.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01

noon train. It is said that Volkman
pawned a valuable diamond ring for
Miss Frances Beck, OF Washington,
and hat when the ring was returned
to her 1t was found to contain a
"phony" diamond.
When being sworn as to his own-
ership of sufficient real estate to go
on his sons bond, Volkman refused
to kiss the Bible. fearing that 1t was
laden with germs. Finally he opened
the Bible and kissed a leaf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
REFUSES TO KISS
GERM u BOOK

Ferdinand c. Volkman. twenty
seven years old, charged in Washing
ton, D. c., with grand larceny, was
bailed in the sum of $500 by his faith
or, Adoiph volkrnan, before Justice
he was taken to Washington on the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
OF
TO AID SUFFERERS

A meeting of the Richmond Council,
knights of Columbus. will be held to-
night to discuss a resolution calling
for n contribution of a fund for the
relief of the sufferers in the food dis
trict of Ohio n the middle West.
A large meeting was held last Sun
day afternoon to approve the action
of the Supreme council In sending
$40, 900 to the sufferers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

(Reported ny Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Petersburg, Va. March 81, 1918.
SpANISH-Market Steady.
Farmers Spanish. $1.27h- per bushel.
No. ! Shelled Spanish. &c per ID.
No, 2 Shelled Spanish, &c per Id.
VIRGINTAS-Jumbo, 3%c per Id.
Fancy, ave per III.
Prime. &c per III.
picked, &c to 3Ac per ID.
Smelling, stock, 2Ac per ID.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-01
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. March 31,-The grain
market was little more active today
ard while prices fnctated within mar
row limits, the undertone was firm
and the closing figures were is 10
81 higher than those Of SATURDAY,.
WHEAT Open. High. Low. Close.
May $500, ani4 a0fs SEX sah
July r.s... ash ~ $50 ssa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17
- Sfrip eitcr Hrpbcnnmmc1
af bette 8lab.


Set nslc Shannon. @oo en- al Sc
Stotsbaners Statiol1er pos
ierebe ifpl9e sort 2al1o" forleoen
cit 10. &roneico0el me0 fpl9enoe
&oategning:
&ois mal1 bor rof al sig, min Sa'r,
er Geroen lps og rar.
Me1 moor, iom jeg, nra,, inucu bar
er man finn arm % bar.
Nej, Gerocn CT. ct usielt Sui
% 2ipet fort iom Sill,
for 11aar man ej fa1l lac Dig ur,,l"
er mon blot Zig ct Mul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17
inQe,, @rlu,6 ill life at perc oet,'

inqell @rln0 til life at pGre oct"
lagbe bar.
IS Mooiatni,1g til Seem eng
lol,D CT hi oppc i Moropelten life OF
bGngige al ly,brifinonitrien. vi
bcnter iaaaootiom al por @igoom
pa &elltano fra sSorOet.
uIiltroos for 1t minore Narslto=
botte enc panligt gar iyorretningsl1=
net guact lin n%fpra1lbreoe Gong, oa
.eitcr alt at op,lrne CT screenings
tilItanocn tilfrcosltillcnbc."
@al, uplplte e%fsempelpis, at @rcot
Mortbcru=@ ouens Sa1otGater bar cit
apO Ntillion Collars lterre eno
ifjor, tiltrpbs for at SSltotGgternc I
1912 par SC. ltgrlte / @alrelrs 81
%ltoric.
@ruf. 8utlnc oplpier, at ban I
Mar bar 10 Mnterifmnere, iom lr=
fer Morlf / ba11s @asler.
Yrof. 8otbne oplpler enopioere,
at Scr ioar CT SIS 'StubcrellOe I
Observation-Disclosures ifunoiuapiifc Nf=
oelina. 2iot oper @olppurten lGier
prif=3ouif, fight Set life CT loa
let at i,,oocle Nfbelingelt efter 11orI t.
oonifc pg ipenlfc 2inier, oa CIT Gel
cf ltnocruisl,ingcn er fUllcs NOR
biif. &rof. @ptbnc far tire LUMBER
graduate" &lasler / norlf Sprog
OF 9itcratur og tire "%graoatate"
&laslcr / noroiif Iiluipfi. Frof.
StplnbcrN for fire &lnsler / Spel1lt
90 c1 &losie / Norbcns @tltorie
poo Gngcllf.
9larot sc 70 luge Nninttelier
Mm1ot ltniperlitetcts 2Grertruf tier
CT ser nogle Nor0mG11o. @crburt
Gietritbiou CT ar1lat iom Snltrltftpr
/ Semi. Mlbert ~. @ilbertlo1,
JON / Iorouret tog Goftorgruoen
peo Glorf l%tnincrlitet i @orcelter,
Musl., CT oniat ipm Slltrl1ctor I
s,ltbrrpplogi og oil / uGite Scnc=
1ter lGic mco Or. Senfs &iasicr,
50 be1l,e bar fri. Motbios Nllon
or olllot iom Sr1itrltctor / Stat5pi=
ocnifab % piforierer for Erof.
Scbofer, ioml ioar bor &%ernlis1ton.
Trcoericf ". Sorocion, Asiiitel1t
&rofcsior i Ealeontplogi, bor / Nar
@crn1isiion ira iia shilling. epc1if-
Mmerifoucren 9mib 5. Sarelliun CT
fprfrennnct fra Msiiitcnt &rofeslor
til Msipciate HrofesIor / Ttloiofi.
Ger tegl,er til meect Sip inoe'1
llniperiitetets lfm,6inauiite &reoie
&intcr. Gen ifonoinapiite St,'oe1=
%teriorcl,ing bolot forlccen 5foleao-
rets iprite Mgbe, Scr par n1cget
pc(lpffct; TO bar tilltcoe.
l1nipcrlitctct bar bcilnttct at inb.
bpoe Society for tie advancement
ni Scandinavian Stu0p" til ot bol=
SC lit Narsmpoe fer til &aoren.
Ioreni19el beltoor al boooe ar1e,
rifonifc % jfal,oinapiife Eroicslo,
rcr, ~ bens Iormool or at frcn1nc
U%prifning / set i%fanbinopiifc Mor=
oenS Sprna, 2itcratur % &llltnr |
Muerifo. 6nreringc,n far itprit
1ililutning / Streoct ON Chicago:
i Mimclotn % lrl1gerc pelt far Dcrl
fin foo Meolemn1cr. Grof. SS,,leS
Mn,rit5on al 9(uauitmra College /
&ocf .>SSslano er 6oreningel,s ErG=
liDent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17
Gen haufc G~pinbeaymnaiif5 or.

Fky
Bpmnaitiftcn u,t0er lan1me Ior=
'ncr iom ii6Ite 8inter, bbiS oct
paa 1logen mulig Maaoc Tan lpffes
1t itnoc ct posien6e 2ofole. Dettc
oil fpr chi flor Del ofbenge of bpor=
0eltngere / @pnlaitiffen
iSorcnineen fm1 gjgre &egning paa.
seS;11teresiere0e a1lntooes ON no
ifriftligt eller m,rnotligt at
benpcnoe Jig til cntel1 Mrs. Meu=
rte Sprenien, 201 6. Safe st., ell
Ter Mirs. Morp @%aroenfletb, 2719'
1917 Mbe. 6.
2pnsblomiteng 8a5ar paa Mrf
Nuoitori,.m, 81. ct. % 1. Mpc g.,
bar lamlet ct talrigt 811bliflm
bper Mften. 6orretningem gear lip=
ligt, og set Ter no til, at lt6bpttet
bill blipe mcget itort. @a3aren M)=
ser ogiaa poa iaa n1eget al Snteres=
ie. Desltben 6oreningens pelOG<
oige 6ormaol, iom bel er Sen itpr=
ite GiltrGf11ingsfraft til @aioren.
programmed 9irs0ag Mfte1l bpo
paa Sang al Moromn11oene5 Gong
forening o9 9ameforet v&alfprie11",
ion1 beg9e bpitcoe meget @ifalo.
Snsoog Mftcl1 optraoOte Sen norifc
.@lee Gllrb, iom blanot o10et fang
Mlfre0 Eaulien5 u9eorge, nit Mor=
&C., mes Sobn 2ppietb ipm So!ilt.
Mr. % Mrs. Anton Sa1nes gaa,
u@ornn1el &inrligbeo rl,jtcr fife.
Grpital Cafe &%irfegaaro bliper
bopeOlagelig cit lutberanif Strife
ganrb. Sen er beliggel1oe paa 81.
al 3Stb % @lumbolOt MDeS. g.,
Min1eapolis, finn trc Ml ira 3D.
centrum pg CIT GjenneminitSafltano
fra ollie lut6erife &irfer al liot oper
4 Mil. 50 Spprpog11e, Stb She.
g. & 20tb Mbe. g. lamt Stb Mpe.
s. Ircn1ont CT hirefte 8eiorori,1g.
Sper GO McreS CT fltltiperet og brn=
net, % &irfegoorben CT beliggenoe
/ @ennepin Gountp r@igblonos"
mes Ell jupn Glepation al 173 To0
oper Spel1. @rohenes Gos11ing GO
ronteres beo &jeb al @rappluh5 .og
@rpitol Safe Cemetery Nsloeiation
er inforporcret 1n6cr Sen Tprm at
Staten lifrer epig Set til Grabfie=
bere. Mfa1 fan gjerc lit Galg al
@ranpla0ier ONT Spl1oage11 ON pr<
ifes % @rocb,trer %beor6re116e Sir
fegoaroen faos ieprigt pao Nnmoo=
ming. Ser er ltor NOT &laos til
ober 100000 Craze pg SteOets Mo=
tl1rifipubeo bpr fees for ret at finn
ne bur0ere5. 8eitDreren, Scr. Co
mar0 elmer Cannon, CT al ifunbi=
naniif @erfomit og cit nalminoelia
ongtig og in1eoefomnteaoe Mano,
Iiom bor giort Jig til Spgape at
ejpre nGrpitol 2afe" til CIT oirfe=
Zig ifonoinoniif &irfegaaro, / Smog
mes Sci, %befjenotc Sliue Strife
gooro / Gbicogo. Soprigt be,,piler
ri til omitaac11oe M1,nonce pg tilroa=
ser enbper interesicret 2eier at
tage cit Sur 11o til Grp1tol Safe
&irfegouro, Ser ollere0e t6r ltges at
prre SEN imatffclte al Bent ale -
i ben,1c 8p pg Srnegr.
Set ct at boabc, at Sfa,1oinoner
/ itor lloitrGfl1ing pil iifre Jig
8rapplaOIcr fer, lar ben / SroetS
ui0cltc 6prltan0 Mipcr CIT ifanoi1o=
ptif @irfcgaoro.
81. &cbers banife cuang. lnth. Sir
fe, 20. 9lpe. g. % 8. st. CUBS
tjcneite spnoag 6ormiOoag 81.
1890. Spn0oaslfole 0orm. 81.
$50. Altergo,1g fprlte 5el,ooq
/ bpcr Mooneo peo 6ormiooogss
eubstjencltcn
S firfelige Nnliggenoer beoes
mo1, hcl,pcnoc fig til &irfe1s
Yruit, Naltor q. S. Garpgaaro,
1923 6. %. @treet. Selcfon:
Snelliug A97.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17
Sansiureminacn u9ania" af st

H~Vss'" !" ~
Eanl afbolot &oncert, ltnoerbol6:
ming % 8ul iioite 2eroog Aftcn
minneapolis 9u11iu Soil =
bnor boo6c goot og miobelmoabigt
prnitcres fra llge til ltge, for So
lpnien5 Gcofommenoe.
Sangforeningen teller mallge 90
Sc Stelurner pg Far cit bpgttg Grit
gent / N%orbntaroen @r. @oel. &ro-
gran1mct par pelpalgt % llbfprel=
icn reipeftabel, acknowledgement
rGn Scat / Mosfiloe" iptlleoes al
b'0rr. 6. Msfier % u2arrp" Niel-
icn fpift % morlon1t, % Mortcll=
ien5 Srfe1ter nor lom in0Danlig
u6n1rrfct.
Soomceet mere beflageliet er set
at Gilllutntnge11 nar f%orbanlen6e
fiji.
Set fan 10 life r1ptte at forlpge
pua at gao / &ette mes Tltblifum,
me11 Set er puoiigt nof, at 11aar
Ser enbelig gipes Ell gp6 Nftenu11=
oerbol6ning poo 9onia @all, ioa er
Scr 100 eller ilere, font glimrer
ue0 iin 6rapGrelie.
Sangforcninaen ia,9 flcre 11o-
n1nrfece &prlange, ioaiom rSSGgcr=
fang" al &un9 % @%ort1na'n'S oei=
ligc u%SSSpgerfor al Spplpperbag",
met beoit ipnes III ont @oras uNf=
8orpton1olo (@: Msfier)
meb &or.
9on|e,, troabtes lipligt til &l. 2.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17
st. Paul.
&untur: POI Court &locf.
Mpbcocr n1aa inbienbes, iaa De ct
9rpfteriet Ieuclt Iorsoag Mf!ooag.

Sch &jpb eller @eparatiun al
ltbre teisg Sen %pelfienote Slrpcler
@impn Mellon, 2O9 s. 7tb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17

Sen Sri Observation-Disclosures
cfboloer neltc Mfeoc Onsbag oell
22Dc Sftober hos Mils Soa GDri=
Stcnfeu. 969 G0nrtl10 Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17

Scr CT prloig Silfpricl al Spin
nco Slagtericrne / Spo ct. SAUL.
sMrl1crne Ipues oct CT he0re at
irloe 0prcl1c c,1o at nblUttc Dem
for &plcroen.
Spesfalo. Charles g. Brandt
CO., @au Sonobcrg (9), &aia Mag=
nuion NOl, Gorl G1,alnn> (52),
s. q. 9inoarcn (ts), Con-. @crg=
Ilrno (5N, Stto Sobnion (49.
S 1865 funacrcoe 6. s. &enrict
al ct. Yo,l iom Sanbnr / Nor=
Qcrfrigcn. Cen iioltc Sron1me, borl
br,,atc, fonn / Mfcoforb, Masl.
@rono Mrlnp Hoits &ciiooelic;; men
cftcr so Mars 5Sorleb bar tilt &en=
ricf i9jen fooct Sen / lit Gle.
Gn Spinmshmle / t05 tiff ct.
.@eit lnffcbes forleoen al Eolitict.
@n tioIigcre 11,atbusfon9c beo
Nont @crn1ou bar sen el1treprc=
1m,,te gicr, og set poaitoacs, at
mnnuc of 8ncr1s frcnitooen0c Scr
foncr bar blonot bans @1mbcr.
&. Srpsitab, Ser tioligcre far
pnrct 2nrcr / Stuff, Spanif % ST.
ftoric pcs South 9afoto Sebool Of
Mins / @upio Gitp, ol1fom 9proog
til ct. SAUL for at opcrtage cit
@tilling iom 2rrer / Cuff og ST.
ftprie peb Ssobn u. Sobnion Sri
ffDIc.
Stills @aue til 81. Glaf Gullcee.
Crit @aloelano, bcn TprelleDe Sir
fes 3asierer, mootog / 2proags el
eject pea $4,000 ira Sa,lcs s.
Sill font cit @aoe til ct. Slaf Gol=
lego. 81. s. Y. &iloobl, Gollcacts
@cltprcr, tit for bolponDet slar il
Sen ct 9gfte fra Mr. Sill pau $50
600, bpiS 5tplcn lelp fl,ll0c inoi or=
lie $2G0,OOO / famine Tjcnen.
ct. Eaul bar to al &c 100
Mrno, JONI fer / 2u1bct eftcr 81
nu1lsoepartcnlcntets Mening bor CT,
narlig Snotugt al oucr $1,000,000.
Oct CT ,Sau1cS S. Sill og Treoc-
rtcf @eperbm,ier, bpis SnhtGgter
/ Morcts 2pb ,,bgjer n1cllcm 2 % 3
Wiillioncr Collars. ga Soft, iom
bor Cit aarlig Srot0gt al ouer
$500,G00, ital bctalc cit Snotrgt5=
ifat al Z Yroccnt, pil De to &i1=
mr,1o hlipc npot til at pa,11gc l10
meb cn Sfot al $15O,0OO til $21O,=
600 til Sc Iorcncoc Stoters &osle.
Mrrcitcrct fpr 11nbcrilrb. @alter
g. @unl1eis, Scr tioligcrc bar o,1=
fat. hos .. i. Goldman, 6abrifont
at 3piletortif!er, 421 @abalbu st.,
blep forlcben orrel tcret / Sos Mn=
gele5 ml0er ell Nnflagc fnr l(noer=
1lGb. Ser Dor to M%rreltorDrcr l,6=
togct u1o0 @unnels, Ell for at TO-
be tilueuot Jig &enge rnoer fallt
Soregipenoe / st. &ol1l % cit for
llnberi lUb i @amiltpn, Mont.
@uuleis par Ngent for Solo
man / @omilton, Mont. s Sltni
iioltleben iigeS bnl1 at bape erbolot
$1,000 bos lin &rincipol unoer
Doregipe,1oe al, at bon lfllbe no=
Ioo11e oct Belgb / @omilton. San
iiges berpaa at 6ape forDlftet, og
CIT Mrreltorore blep llotaget fer 0en
260e sSS1tni.
Sill um Wamflopcn. 9!uubt
Solcrne paa Nmericm Wanfers'
Ms1 ociation's Morsn1pbe / @osto11,
Masi., Sen 8. Oft. Dor pg1au Scrn-
mncfpngcn Slan1es 5. Sill fra ct
saul, Scr tolte ont Torrctningstil=
itonbenc / 2anbet og Sen me SEQ,
belbills m1lige @irfning paa oisle
Ser bar, erflGrebe bo1t, o6ioln1
intet, 1pm tpbebc paa nogen Tilba:
gego11g, crtlerebe ban, infnl6 Tiff
/ NorbDelten.
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