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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-30
ATTEMPT TO AMEND THE RULE
RELATING TO SMOKING FELL
BY WAYslDE.
In the House.

Bismarck, Jan. 27.-Convened at
o'clock.
Mr.. Divet apologies for personal
reference to representatives on Wed
nesday afternoon.
Standing committees report back a
number of bills.
Grain growers petition legislature
for assistance toward proper system
of credit.
Maj"c:'' and minority report on
Bill No. "a.
Committee recommends sale and
purchase of land at Mandan reform
atory.
Fight over motion to restore priv
lege Of smoking in the house results
in defeat of motion.
r Committee ask for privilege OF
naming committee clerks.
Further discussion pertaining to
neglect of department heads to fur
nish annual reports.
House Bill No. 80, which created
Wednesdays argument, is recon-
mended tor passage.
New House Bills Introduced.
House Bill No. 1875, Curry, for an &C,
providing for the nomination and cleo
ton of county commissioners at large
by the voters Of the county. Referred
to the committee on elections and
election privileges.
House Bill No. 1876, Smith of Kidder
for an act amending Section "a, Chap
ter 266, off 1911 Session Laws, relat
ing to consolidation of schools and
conveying the pupils. Referred to the
committee on education.
House Bill No. 1877. Bope, limiting
the powers of the pardon board con
corning persons condemned to death
and about to be executed, providing
that no such person shall be par
doned or committed unless there II
positive evidence of his innocence o.
grave doubt as to his guilt. Referred
to the committee on ways and means
House Bill No. 1873, Bope, relating
to the bounty for tree planting. Re
ferred to the committee on forestry.
House Bill No. 139, II. J. Singer
for an act providing for properly ex
pending money on highways. Re
ferred to committee on highways an<
bridges.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-30

be derived from silos, a mass meet
ing of farmers and business men will
DO held at Bradock Friday, January
81, under the direction of State Dairy
Commissioner r. f. Flint of Bis.
marck. Mr.. Flint will be accompan.
led by his two assistants who will
give addresses and John Christianson
of New Salem, one Of the successful
German dairymen, who will speak in
both languages.
President F. e. Smith of the State
Science school at Wahpeton; Presi.
dent e. G. Crane of the State Normal
school at Minot, and President Kings.
ford of the Industrial school at Ellen
dale have been in Bismarck at the re.
quest of various committees to an
swer inquiries as to their needs.
Instead of establishing new bank
at Schafer, N. d., as has been planned
w. D. McCHntock, of Rugby, w. G. Nc.
Clintock Of Tiago and their associates
have purchased the controlling stock
of the Mckenzie County State bank
They are now in charge. The change
is pleasing here as the capital will
be increased and the scope of the
bank widening.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
john Wright, who are heirs to a small
estate in Pennsylvania, are now be.
ing looked for by August Bragg, cash
Ter of the First State Bank of South
Haven, Mimi, and executor Of the
estate. Mr.. Bragg has written Chaa
Evanson, city clerk of Crank Forks
asking for information in regard to
the whereabouts of the children.
Claiming that he resorted to for.
gerry because his house rent was due
and because his family was out of
provisions, Volney B. Baker of Berth
old was taken to Bismarck last even.
ing to begin serving years sentence
in the state panitentiary for his Of
Tense. He was arrested in Devils
Lake after passing $40 forged
check, pleading guilty before Judge
Buttz and receiving the minimum
sentence.
Friends of Colonel NJ. "A. Hildreth
say that he has been promised ap-
pointment as federal district attorney
for the North Dakota district to sue
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-30

coed Judge Edward Engerud when
the latters' term expires two years
from February 1t is said that the
matter has been finally settled and
that unless something now unforeseen
occurs in the next two years, Colonel
Hildreth will be named by President
elect Wilson. !,
Judge Pollock yesterday granted a
motion in district court to have Dr.
F. f. Salvage, charged with perform
ing criminal operation at Fargo, ex~
amined by the county sanity board
He probably will be taken before the
board today. DR.; Salvage has admit
ted his guilt. He declares that the ex-
cessive use of drugs has caused him
to do things he would not otherwise
have done. For this reason States
Attorney Fowler desires to have the
prisoners sanity determined before
he is sentenced.
Herbert Glass, wha has served one
year in the jamestown jail, for viola
ton Of the prohibition law, having.
been sent from Billings county, has
been brought back to medora charged
with being implicated in the murder
Of Thomas Corcoran at Marmath in
September, 1911. This is the murder
for which Thomas Carberry Is now
serving thirty year sentence in the
Bismarck penitentiary.
-
Jack Dulton, one of the prisoners
brought to the penitentiary by Sheriff
Nichols of Billings county, was one
of the most desperate criminals the
officer ever had to contend with. In
taking the prisoner from his cell to
be sentenced by the court it was nee
essary to manacle him hand and foot,
and even then, according to the sheriff
he fought like demon, biting and
scratching at everyone who came near
him. He refused to walk to the court
room, and was finally dragged from
the jail to the court house and across
the room and up before the Judge. AZ
ter trying for some time to induce him
to sit in a chair until sentence was
passed, but without success, the Off
Ger, with some assistance, fastened
him to one.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-30
STATE LEGISLATURE

bills presented and this will give the
governor more time to scrutinize the
measures and keep within the rev.
enues of the state In caring for the
different departments. There are a
few appropriation bills not presented
yet but they will all be in this week
according to reports.
There has been a total OF 5l1 bills
introduced in the two houses so fat
this session, but of course good
many Of them are duplicated in the
house and the senate. The represent
atives had contributed 1863 of the
grand total and the senate is close
second with 142 for their record.
Practically all of the appropriation
bills have been introduced in duph.
cate, one in the house and one in the
senate.
The board of control of charitable
and penal institutions little realized
what they started when they reported
that the institution for the care Of
the insane at Jamestown was made
quate to take care of the applicants.
AS soon as the report was made there
was flood Of bills in the shape Of
concurrent resolutions calling for the
amendment Of the constitution of the
state establishing new asylums for the
insane and up to date there are fiji
teen bills of this nature before the
legislature. The aspiring towns are
located in every part of the state and
if there is to be a new asylum To-
Gated that is sure to be long and
bitter fight. In the house all the bills
of this character have been referred
to the committee on state affairs and
in the senate the same committee ref
erence has been made.
S. B. No. 1, providing for two state
highways will not be reported on
favorably by the committee having it
in charge as the attorney general has
made ruling that state aid forpub-
lie highways is unconstitutional.
There is, however, at the present
time proposed constitutional amend
ment offered in the senate which if
it passes, and it probably will, pro.
vides for state aid in six years, or
after the amendment had been adopt
ed.
There has been little attempted
along the line Of educational :legisla-
ton except looking towtrd the con.
so1idation of country schools and the
establishing of a uniform system q
text books in the state schools.
1t is probable that an adjournment
will be taken Friday afternoon over
until the following Tuesday as there
are number Of members who have
business interests demanding their
attention. This will undoubtedly be
the last adjournment taken until the
end Of the session.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-30

House Bill No. 140, Kyllo, for an
act to regulate the time and manner
in which common carriers doing bust.
ness in the state shall adjust and pay
freight overcharges and claims for
loss or damage to property. Referred
to the committee on railways.
House Bill NO. 141, Hoge, relating
to the right Of way for telephone
lines. Referred to committee on
ways and means.
House Bill No. l42, :Hoge, concur
rent resolution providing for establish,
ment of asylum for insane at Garrison
in Mclean county, Referred to COM
mittee on state affairs.
House Bill No. 143, Owens, for an
act providing for taxation and fixing
the gate of tayation on Uncertainties,
devises, requests, legaries and gifts
and providing for the manner Of pay.
ment as we'll as enforcing the payment
thereof. Referred to the committee
on taxes and tax laws.
House Bill No. IA, Lambert, for All
act entitled can act to amend and
re-enact Section Is, of Chapter 1877,
of the Session Laws of 107, relating
to the payment of costs of treatment
and board of patients in the insane
hospital. Referred to the committee
on state affairs.
House Bill No. 146, O'Connor, for
an act to amend Section 2, of Chapter
22O, of the Session Laws of 1907, en-.
titled an act relating to evidence re-
garding the chain of title to real es-
tate. Referred to the committee on
judiciary.
House Bill No. y47, Anderson, for
an act to appropriate the sum of five
thousand dollars for the biennial per
iod for the purchase of books by the
public library commission with espec.
ial reference to the needs of farmers,
school and community libraries. Re-
ferred to the committee on appropria.
tons.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-30

No longer is there any question that
the Northern Pacific will extend the
Fergus Falls branch line completely
across North Dakota to connect with
main line at Terry, Mont, during the
coming summer. There are two gaps
to be filled in, one from Edgeley, N.
D., to Cannonball, N. D., and the other
from Mott, IN. D., to Terry Mont. TRAY.
cling men who lately have been in
that country say that the company has
ser: agents to contract for all the hay
that can be cut within several hundred
miles Of the right of way of the pro-
posed extension for delivery during
the summer for the feeding of the
horses that will be used in the work.
To promote the dairying industry In
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-30

To promote the dairying industry in
this section of the state and to In.
struct the farmers in the benefits to
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03

Ser ligger Sc. % bpis Sc Dar cit
iaa0m Standardization; at DC
ltoar set opcr, trobs at Sc tngel1
Yleic faor, lon goot % bel, bpis
life faor Sc 81 alcne % 1lpaaagtet,
% l1aor Sc CT opoe, iaa pGltcs SC
uoe,t pioerc / Sorben, 116en Spor al
8earapeliescercmor1ier ia, BET
lfal cl,oog boue bGa,ot, at 2igenc
jimpeltDeu neltcs mc6 / Ell 6pl6=
ming, % ioaleoes blipcr &art al
set @anclegeme, Sc bar DGret nteS
at bnnuc.
9ettc ifol ooe I'LL bore forbltot.
81 fultcr % beller life peb Set
te, ue6 life enten set me0fprer
Sono6eo eller life; bpao ri pil gip=
re cpmnrfiom paa CT, at Sfanoi=
noper1,c buroe gipre l1oget for at
foa Silipn, 11oar Spgoom % ltlpf=
fe ralnr1er.
Ma,1 buroe life ripe Jig lps fra
alt og olle, mar mal1 refer l16
Gil0marferne.
Sag til Gfsempcl Sc, ser goar
rs fra @uucoltpcr cller Seem @elt:
mi1itcr. &arer Sc life til nogen
Strife, hltrbe Sc / alle 6alo nteloe
fig i1o / cit eller arloel, SCREENING,
% ioo ifuloc Sc boloe &oitforbi1-
oclie meb cit 1ao0an Screening.
Sfo,loinopcr 11er og fiernt, Bur:
Sc ltao lan1mclt, mar 11oe / 6eltcl
% meloe, rioar aogct benote ocn:
tie eller bin. 9et err ,1bpggelia
Bette, at iao mango al bort 6olt
forininoer, 1toen at nta1 pe0 Oct
,ni,,olte ON 6ent> fdreno Otter:
lperasler fnn1u1er fra 0ercs fiGrc.
Nlt man oo ne0, CT, at Sc CT borte.
= TorIpl1noet, % ingen peo bpor:
hen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
Snofomitifnttcn.

Sfal1e SoerIlo9 lcucret al Gr=
porter ira Tiuuus 0cpurtcnlcntct
n1oo $4,000 Nerioncr bcr i ool1-
Set bol0c ioooont Mcgnifo6 oocr il
nc Sr0trJtcr ioor, ct sc pil bore
iIta11o til ut nigipe Nupoort til Sno=
fonllifottcfrrucrcn til Tprnaret
opcr, bpor nrc9et Sc Ifol betolc &c
Aicringcn / Stnt lu10er Sen 1pe
2op ON Sl1ofomritifot.
90 fbrlte Spgaper ifol life in0=
(epcres idr Sen lite Morts 1914,
men SC 1noo ga niic nc0folnl1al10e
&prAcrs Sl10tr9tcr ira lite MartS
1913 til Bite December 1913, og
Sfottcn rcgnes poo SAl0trgtcr /
oettc Gib5rtl1.
&rcr 11gift Ycrion (~ertel1 fan CT
@pr9cr cl(cr bcr6oenoc ll6lunoing),
bpis mrlige Slr0tnat operltiger
$4,000, og bper gift Eerlon n1eo CT
Sl16trgt al opcr $1,000, lfol oigi=
&c 0ctaljcrct Mopport oper line SSSllo=
tugter til Mcaieringcn5 6ltlon1rg=
tigc Sen lite Marts bpcrt s(ar.
Get III gjorte Torilag tp0er pao,
, <-,
at Sl10fomltifatten pil bringc $751;
29S,000 fra $4,000 ifattepoenoe
Ser o1er. @crtil blipcr at foie
$35,000,000 el(cr mere / lt6lDtte
al Sen m1prrc!10c @orporotionsifa t>
Ser fortinttes 1on en- Del al Sen
llpe 2oh.
Sfplge 0neri(aget bliper Set
10000 Ferioner Iom betoler Gtat
al N,10tugter mel!cm $4,000 %
$4,000, og 17S,000 ifal betolc paa
SnMGgtcr al mellcm $4,000 oa
$4,000. Ser bliber $4,000 / noe
tie @osle, oereftcr 24,5O0 oip. neo
til 100, Ser fon1mcr til at bctole
poo Sl10tngtcr nj ODER CIT Million
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03

te ppnt ipaoiere / 6angiel og bol>
De to Maancocrs 5ommerferie ser
Gerre gift set Den befienote So
rietelangeri>1oe Miis @i1lic 5cbuio.
Sum git cit Spaoieretllr i Ell al
Netp Dorfs Starter, ifert Set mooer=
ne %giennemiigtige u8emtgenitraale-
&oltnme", iom finn pelitabte &pi1l=
Ser fan tillaoe Jig at 6Gre. Gn
&p6 al antagelig min0re pellfabte
&pinoer falot / ct Mnfolo al mo-
rallf Torargelie ober set nlpffelige
Figebarn % flaae0e 9rogteu al
benoe. SUM- maatte flpgte 1,ege1,
igjenncm Narfen, in6til cit bar1n=
bjertig Drolfeflllf gop benoc &,1slp
Ii iir Bogu.
&%eofommen0e Gamer gop oeres
moralife 6prargelic ct eienoomn1e=
llgt nol(ag. Torefom Gangeri,toc11
oem for let poaflnot, bar Set life
go1lfe lo9iif at. ripe Sen Sn1,le
l1pll al ben0e, iom bl,n por ifprt
Siloe Sc life 0nffe be,roe mes
&jurligbeoens @oobc, funoc Sc
pasi eu6e bope ifsrt ber6e ct tpffere
Sfjert.
Gnonu pGrre gif set c1 o1loc,
mutt &pin0e pcb ct bcfjen0t on1e:
rifanif 8o6eitc0. Sum optrooote
cit pi6lnoerlig pl,rp1rforpet 8ooe:
oragt, bpis Sfjbrt bar fort % fits:
let Up / Si6en. l1nocr Sfibrtc1
bar bln ct fort Silfetricot. Mrn>
oa &pill6er fa10t oper benoc, prpg:
(eoe og iporfe6e ben6e, iao b,11 hlc
Sig og beoioitles blep fjprt Bort a
&olitiet. @a6eoragten flooc6c 81
of ben6e / SEN ontcrifnlfc Mcrol;
belliae Nopn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
An1rrtkanak @nral.

Mn1erifanj # Morol ct ct Diotlpf=
tigt 9cgrcb. Sen CT Danlfelig at
~forltao % erlbnu panlfeligere al
0cfincre. S mallgt n1inoer ben ON
!&cjIerens npe &lrber. Nao anorc
%llnftcr CT Sen CT lige 1aa Daano=
gribelig Meolitct 1om Ell Eanlcr=
1nrf.
Mrnerifanerne5 Nengenoral ct
bel NOT Ger0ens ilappelte. Selp
norife 9anife0ere ulaa piit in6rem=
me, at SEN er ifrappere enc Sen oal=
.ifc. Gil @ie1giulo CT Mmcrifmner=
mes &jgnsmoral Sen ifrappeite, 1o11
Sc to @emispburer fan oppiie.
&pnoige paaItaar galtifc bit, at
Mmertfo11erne ogioa / iaa @enleen=
Sc CT Gcroe,1s mel t 1,morallfe Sea-
tior. Mcn Sc foritaar at ifil1lc o9
onffc set. :Sffieielt er 6e fpifc
inm soief. 90 Sc Sc, Scr poper
at ipn6c oobenlplt cller ldfte Ell
Tlig al &Dfleriets @lp6ebon.
6or gorife ,plia offentliaeioroc
ct itort omcrifan1f 9agbla6 ct
nifploigt 8iIleoe al ll,1ge @amer /
@a6eoraet. Man if,1l0c life tro, at
Set fun6e frenfe ,1ogens. @fufer=
,oigbc6. Men @la6ets Gjer maat=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
ct @ptteblao fom fornpliet meo
fgl9en0e betimeli4c @cnltilliMa:

ct @pttebla0 fou1 fprnpligt meo
fplgenOe betimeligc @cnltilling:
Set, iom met lpl1eS at trreffc
&ublifun1 til &inematografe rne -
leuel1oe 9ileoer - % fGngile iiGr
De hinges SpmGrflombeO, err Trern=
itilli,1ger al @m1biticcncr, SSa1oianer=
fan1pe, @epnfonilifter o. I. - olt=
1ammen meo Moro og Grab og
@loosu6gpoelle JON set 0romotiife
&limar.
Sg Ser iioocr oisic u1goonuneli=
.ge Gillfuerc % %itirrer meo glublfe
9jne pao bislc &aalfobsicener, og
set filorer DrengeneS oprilfe Sn=
1tinfter og bioier 5%antalien; bpert
Mnlng til &oalfa6 og 8arbari b;i=
Der 9gget og opflan1met, og fgr
n1a,t neo al Set bar n1an Ell Slot
a1ng0ommelige 8a,1oitter, lom mc6
neutrality-suspicious. @fsempler for
9ie ltprtcr Jig blinbt Its / 6orbrp=
Sci ernes &a11bi0.
Scr fun0e pGrc Mnleoning til
/ &inematogroie ltn0erbol0.
ningsprogram at frcn,itille Gce,er,
Ser fu1oe ppc Ell gapnlig S,oilp-
bellc poo ltngbomn1cu.
Men Ser ifal liot mere &1rnit pa
9petiabe0 til fra Torfotterens oa
Silmfobrifonters She for at prp:
bucere Sen Clogs @ille6er CHS Sc,
frgpes for at fremitille 5cel1er al
&oobeo og Mor6.
Men ifal Sen Slags ltn6erbolo:
ming fortiGtte tit n%eo6rpoen6t
&erf, ioo pil0e Set piit life here
al Geien, ON ser fra 6eres @ibe
ser bor Magter1, blep gjort nogc1
effeftipt for at bringe &inemotogra:
ferne til at gjere fine 6oreltilli,1.
ger / set minoite min0re farligc oq
neobrp0en6e for l%11goommens 800:
raj og ieoclige lt6oifliug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
81 banif=amerifauifc &cnncr %
6cmpagnumer, Ser pe0 ct mprtcligt

81 banf=amerifanifc &cnncr %
Grmpagnpmer, Ser pes ct mnrtcli9t
S%ommn1entr9f berer famine Napl1,
giulter / bi5ie Gage @jp6cnfaun.
Ceres Mopne CT @ugo og &l,ooll
&nloien, og Sc er paa &ejle gjell-
l1em europa, 6bor Sc flelte Sanoc
Itoar / @egreb mes at fipbes Gotc,l=
tet paa oeres Spfinoelic, ser or al
SEN Mrt, at sen pil rcpolutiouetc
Irc'nNongsmooocn paa 6e f(eite
itprc Grpfferier.
Set CT @r9o &,u1oicn, ser CT Sen
cgcntlige Spfinoer. @an, ser ct
Sitbogrof al Sag, rejlte for Ell Sc
Aar ii6cn til Mmerita, bpor bou
9l'rtig fit @eifieftigctie hos ct
tort 6irma. S flere Mar cfspcri=
lncntere0e bol1 fer mes Sberferiug
al Srpf l,oen Spper og al Sten=
trpf nbcn stcn, % peo at taae So
tografien % &emifen / fin Ijcneltc
lpffc0eS oct bam en0elig at fltlb=
ltrnoi9gjpre fit Spfinoelie, ser
napnG9 pil faa flor Snoilpoelie poo
@lo0enes @ilfe6itof.
ga &l,go &1u10len / 6oraorct
oar naoet Iaa piot mes fin Spfil1=
oelie, fjdbte oct 6irma, ban orbej=
oeoe for = limited Stotes &rinting
SO. = Gneretten for Mmcrifo. Gao
inort set rpgteoes / England, ie110s
te man / flppcnoe 6ort en- MeprG=
%icntont til Staternc, Scr ifrloe fpr=
bonble mes Sc to &nuoiener ON
@jebet al @ueretten for europa.
3ette @eiultot ppnooeocs, og
aruloic 1t<S pltemet gaor I'LL fin
Seirsgong gjcnncm @eroen. S
England far iaale6es set befjcnotc
&Gmpcfirnna Gosiell & So. inofprt
SDitcmct, oa bette @fsempe( or
6lepet fl1lgt al 6irmoer / @o(lon6,
Tronfrig, Mltltrolicn og - Bog
inoicn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
Scr CT / Npr1 9ufotn 1886

Scr CT / Noro 9nfota 1886
6arr1ere, feot / Norge, og man bar
a11llaaet at DC re0 iioite Genius /
1910 ejeoe 4,161,717 Mcres 6arm,
la'lo til EN- Seroi al $142, 705, 900.
- |lli1rois Yorlfers' 9(siociotior
afllntteoe fin aonpention / !&otel
ga Salle / Chicago 8reoag efter
at bape u6talt Zig misbilligenoe III
Spen=@tais Currency 9open %
efter at 6ape beill1ttet at ienoe en-
YroteIt=&omite til @aibington.
Sen fornplig ofoeoe @orgn1e.
tier | Seem Sort @iniom $. Wap=
11ors Scltome1te bleb SEN 246e 5ep=
tember iaolcperet / Gfifteretten. CIT
fen teitalnenteres 6o,niliebjemmet
I 9rooflpn FAINT 500 Mftier /
Nopol Batting Yom6er Gompanp.
McIten, meo l1n6togelie of en6el
minorc @aber> ocles mellem SCR,
'1enc, to S%ppen6e5clc til bpcr at
bans to Senner og cit Sppenoeoel
til bner nj bans trc Getre. 'Sons
ctterlootc 6orlnl1e opgipeS til
50, 00O,O
= Mrs. 9el(a @umncls, poa
bois 6orm / Mrrbeoen of 2oporte,
S''o., ser bleu operapct 2ige,1c at
- Eerioner, lom b1n ira Sis til
a1'Oen Dab0e mpr0et for at fomn1e
I Ne1iooelic al oeres Yengc, oq
1om n1eo fine tire 86r11 lottc 2ipet
til I Ell Sloe6ran0 iom logoc GSar=
mems Gooni1gs1us / 9lifc, CT igjen
'Ioe og ipeger. Ser far ira Iio
til o'1ocn aooet 9}pgter om> at
btn lelp life bar omfonunen pe6
Sro11oen OF at gum for uGrct iet
poa forificlligc Steocr / 9ouoct,
mart Der l1art Scr. @pens Yoli=
tin1cltcr, Scr ollcrebe flcre Gol1ge
bar prrct 1olot for Scar al Oisle
Hpgtcr> cr> bercttes ser ira 2o=
porte, oen 25. Sept. otter 0rooet
atteo poa eli M Gilbgoo5jagt.
Son niloe life ligc noget en-, bnor
5ltrcn oelr1c Sang gif beu.
= Ser CT Segl1 til, at set nor0=
liHe Merico pil trubc l10 al ocn
mcrifonlfc Linton. Sc0eren CT &C.
neral Garral15c. Fon bol1s Sioc
ltoor Staterne Sonoro, GDi6uo1,to,
3ocotecas, Goobuilo, Gl,rol,go %
belle StrUfningcn nco til Mi0tli11=
jcn = altioa mere CHS &olpoelen
of Merico3 6%loociuo6olo. Sobn
SIno, font frcnloelcs opboloer Jig
Sierra GrllI far facet ll1oerret-
ming ont, at Nrriiocnt !@1ertas
Earti pil ltpttc Trc0crico Uam6on,
&ot6olifcrncS Trr iiocntfonoioot.
Set lnerolc rcpll6lifolrifc Earti far
opitillct &c Ga T1cntc lom &al=
oiSat, mel. octtc far life nugget at
bctpnc, ba nnpntc Earti CT longt.
9ucrtn pil itottc &otolifcrncs YrU=
liocntfanoiOnt, Trc0erico @ann6oa~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
@~uurlcocs man bliper 100 Star

(Sapanelilfe 2epercgler).
y -stoo tioligt op, og gao tio=
ligt / Seng.
p Sop olti0 / ct eanife mprft
grrclie for oabne Gin6uer og al
orig lnngere enc 60 elmer.
81 Spis finn Ell @ong ONT 9o=
gen.
~ Seer moaoebol6en me6 G6e %
&offe, % np6 life Gobof Oh @piri=
tbs.
81 Sag ct nteget porn1t @o6 bper
Mprgen.
g @oa life / silfe, me1 / @In=
Sc.
y SPILL 1,o Ell Sag ONT llger1, oa
.gio Sig Sen 9og bberfen til at lu1c
eller ffripe.
81 l1nogaa ierIig iterfe 2egems=
.og SinosbepngeIier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-03
Sc sfambimaoer, ium foripimbcr.
(@fter ~Ganooazs fonoinaoen" y

@n Sen al %, ion far beip9t Sc
forifjelliee Sernbaneanleg / g. s.
beretter, at ntallige Sfanoinaber
bar fat 2ipet til, pe0 at forIgge at
napigere Sroierflo0en %ne6ober, me6
ollie Slags impropiiere6e 6artoiter,
og at &er6en intet bar bert til
Dem eller / set bele taget beiberet
fig meo, bporle6es BET for gaat
Dem, otter at Sc bar beeipet fig
paa 6isie forefu16e &eiier. 81
peo, at mango ietter 9ipet til 11,1-
Ser 6isie &ejier. Det fan oog life
bielpes; men berre er set mc6
Soft, iom bliber ipge paa 8anean=
leggene % ingen Eilipn faar.