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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-29
WHAT DID THEY DO TO HIM

While the steamer Al-ki was in port on it's way south, a pas senger took the opportunity to visit the town. He appeared very laIkative, as we'll as friendly, and to a degree showed q disposition to speak about Juneau. A resi- dent of pcLersbu1g who is pos SeSSeu of an inquiSitive mind and being at the time in receptive mood, saw his opportunity for a little information and proceeded to make a few remarks compli- mentary to the capital city, which brought some caustic retorts from the visitor.
 According to that man, there isn't rman in Juneau who has the right to claim that his soul fs his own. That the Juneau boom is merely based on ''hot air. Likewise, that they are playing a '''bunco game,' eic.%Now, what do you think of that?
 A further inq1iry, however, re- vealed the fact that this man who appears to have been persona non grata" in Juneau, is from Seattle. That was enough. And while. we are constrained to ad- init that a Seattleite--frOm force of habit or practice--Ought to be competent to judge whether a man is the sole owner of his soul, or whether he is ''peddling hot air." yet, we are not disposed to take his word fOr' such fool statement as that. Nevertheless, we should like to- know what the people of Juneau did to that Se- attle bOOster.--Petersburg Pro- greSSiVe. ~,.. "-..-,.-
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-29

WANTED--To purchase small residence, close in. Must be cheap. Apply M. p. Prospector.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-29
Valdez Daily Prospector
 PUBLISHED BY THE Pro.pector Pubi;sik%;nk co.|
 r.. s-. --.-.

TERMS. ~.
 Daily Prosp eotor.
 Oy carrier; per month. ..$-1 DO By mail, .per annum. 900. 1000
 Tho Weekly Minor.
 By carrier, per. month. 400 By mail, per annum. =. $500 rbe Daily Prospectar and Weekly Miner, by carrier, ts one address per month !. !..... j. $1 70 The Daily Prospector and Weekly Miner by mail to one address only per year... ..e: $d2.5o Business. Office and Editorial < ss4 Rooms. Phone ;t52. f,. Advertising Rates on Application.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-29

Ed. Held is in from the Min nie group on Shoup bay.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-29

Fresh eastern oysters at the Valdez Cafe. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-29
IN FT tITf, Northwestern League.

Tacoma ?, Victoria I. Pitch ers-;--.Giiriot; NarYeson:
 Spokane ?, Portland 10. Pitch ers--Douglas: MartinOni.
 Second game. Spokane 6, Portland 1. Pitchers--Mc McCorry i; COlLrin.
 Seattle ,, Vancouver s. Pitch ers--Schneider; CaSck.
 Saturdays games.
 Spokane o, Portland 3. Pitch ers--Smith; Eastley.
 Vancouver 5, Victoria 3. Pitch- ers--Schmutz; kantlehner. . Seattle i, Tacoma 3. Pitchers --ReardOn; kurfess.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-29
schedule of the Donaldson.

The following schedule for launch ''Lieut. C. V. Donaldson" will take effect today. All orders to the contrary are revoked. Daily, Saturday and Sunday, eX- cepted:
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-29
TIDE TABLES
Monday, September 29.

monudy, SepCenU6r E0. High tide ii: :29 a. m. 1I:i7 D. m. Low tide, 5:22 a.. m. 5:4l.p. m.
 Tuesday, September 30. High tide If ;0l a. m. Low tide 5:58 a. m. 6:24 p. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-29
American Ieauue.

Detroit I, St. Louis 3. Pitch- Williams; Brown. ..
 Chicago I, Cleveland o. Pitch CaEish.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-09-29
BASE BALL SCORES.
Sunday, September. 28, 1913.
National ,Leaaue..

Cincinnati 3, chicago 0. Pitch
 ers--Packard;, Cheney :, <, $ Second game..., Cincinnati 3,
 Chicago 5. Pitchers--Rowan Stack. ... .-.,.-.,, ~..~.
Douglas Island news., 1913-04-23

Spokane, Wash.-Funeral directors of Washington and Oregon plan to hold their annual convention this year on the briny deep, while sailing o'er the waters off the coast of Alaska. Alex. Turnbull, of Spokane, secretary of the Washington Funeral Directors associ- ation, is communicating with all under take. of the Pacific Northwest in all effort to charter the eieamship State of California for an 11.day cruise among the Alaskan islands, stopping at Prince Rupert, Juneau, Skagway, Douglas, Sitka and other points. It is planned to have the boat leave Seattle July 6.
Douglas Island news., 1913-04-23
Why Is a Coincidence?

There is mysterious influence or force in this life, called coincidence, which sometimes performs strange capers. Shakespeare tells us that a destiny shapes our ends, rough hew l them as we will. Whatever it is that causes individuals to move along cer tain lines, instead of some other Hines which to all appearances seem better mapped, certain it is that the invisible impulse acts upon beasts as well as man, says the Skagway Alaskan.
 Up in the lower Yukon there is a horse which seems to have been select. ed by the fates to manifest the workings of this force. Old Sandy" known to all the miners from Carcross to Teslin, was first taken to Carcross in 1905 by "Missoun Sibbits. There he was put into the mail service and showed fine mettle in getting over the trail. He was made pack horse and climbed mountains and went through under brush and forded streams in the faith ful discharge of duty. At the close of the season he was taken to Seattle and sold.
 Two years later mining man bound for the North, saw Sandy in horse market in Seattle and purchased him, bringing him again to the packing scenes of his earlier days, and again the horse took up his duties where he had laid them down. When the season was over Sandy was taken to Prince Rupert and from there to Vancouver, where, strange to relate, he was again purchased and again taken to Carcross.
 Though several years had passed, when Sandy arrived in the northern city he manifested every evidence of | ioy and whinnied aud neighed and i laughed, so far as horse can laugh, at being home again. When Sandy saw his old driver, Archie Mclean, he faiI ly trembled with delight, and those who witnessed the affecting scenes say that I MT. Mclean was as much moved by emotion as was old Sandy.
 ! Sandy has recently been put on the trail from Atlin to the new Teslin strike, and he still Is zealous in doing his duty, though he is approaching the { age when he should be given pension and a rest for his declining years. He still holds his head nigh, though his eyes are less bright and his joints are not so linn Der as iu the old days when he led all followers through the rough trails of the North.
 Thus for three times has this horse been taken over fifteen hundred mile route in bringing him back to the North IL remains for philosophers 10 determine whether it was chance or destiny that shaped his actions.
Douglas Island news., 1913-04-23

Tue Whitehorse Star says: The bus mess interests of Whitehorse and Southern Yukon will suffer as one re- suit of the freight rate war on ship .meuts to Fairbanks, to which point, ac- cording to Seattle telegram published elsewhere in this paper, the w. P. & [. R. com any is contracting to deliver Seattle freight at forty dollars per ton. The distance is upward of two thou sand miles. Yet Whitehorse will con- tinue to pay the same company at the rate of from fifty to seventy dollars per ton for moving freight over its rail division, the same rails as carry the Fairbanks freight, distance of one hundred and ten miles. We will be lucky if what is lost-or pretended to be lost-in the Fairbanks deal, is not charged up to Whitehorse and South. ern Yukon.
Douglas Island news., 1913-04-23

We are sometimes asked for an old story, but here is a new one that shows the range of possibilities of kicker when he becomes an expert. At one of the leading hotels in Denver, man walked into a cafe and, sitting down, called waiter and ordered cup of coffee. While the coffee was being brought and placed upon the table, he calmly reached down into his overcoat pocket and extracted tberefrom sandwich enclosed in paper. He re: moved the napkin from the sandwich and folding the same replaced it in his pocket, and then proceeded to make out meal. The head waiter noticing this called one of the walters and ex- claimed, "What do you think of that for nerve9" and directed the waiter to go down and order him out, but before the waiter could reach him, raised his head, pounded upon the table, and when the waiter came to him, said: "What kind of hotel are you running! Don't you have music with your meals here?" This simply shows the possl. bilities of the kicker.-Ex.
Douglas Island news., 1913-04-23

During the ocean voyage all business pertaining to the annual meeting will be transacted. A quartet has been en. gagged to cheer up the undertakers en voyage. The Oregon association may join the Washington directors in joint convention, or if not, the adjoin- ing state will send number of repre- sentatives on the trip. H. H. Hohen. schuh, of Iowa City, Iowa, former presi- dent of the national association. has been engaged as demonstrator on the trip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
Sra 6opfins, @iinu.

Siblte 2proog Mftcn fejreOe Spit
|felot 2pge Nr. 81 al 9. s.. g. i'm
%17=aarige 'Stifteliesfelt nleb CIT flot
f9onfet i Gl1ons &oll. Set pur nnr=
Met ct @~aoiegilbc, % baooe 8aa=
ie1L Mpofaalen og ollie Be onbre
lGfre Sogcr, iom Bproc1le mt9r,coe
|uf bur al sore ppr0. Sulcl1 par
BERTH mpoeligt oeforeret / hol1ifc
ng alnerifanl fe Jorpcr % Glague's
Srfeiter lepereoe Ell ppperlig Mu=
lit = @%ienlanbS Mclobier baa0e
l1nocr 8anfetten og til set paafel=
gel16e liplige @ol. Stint to Y111fter
fan frem6nbes iom min6re bel0tgc
= 9elpsningen bar life go0 og
Salerne blep life bsrte grl11loet poa
r@affelmui it,. S it6ltnGonte &ur1ft
boi1be Sr0ltDreren list 5fplb, ioet
fan ufalbte poa" be enelte to tilite-
oepGren0e %officielle Talere oltfor
9iSie, b'6rr. 6. Mosmns=
% $. g. @agerup, fra minnea=
polls, tolte benbolospis for Cant
mart pg 8rp6erI mnfn16et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

Minnciptabauerne, JONI gaar ino
/ Moro 1otota, oil fra lite Mopent=
.ber tage 2 @ents Mftle,t, iom oe
gjpr / Mi,neiota / Sberensitemmel=
je meb ocn Com, iom Dc Gorencoe
Stoter fuIote / 5ommer / 6en be-
fienote uMinneiota Tragtiutsiog".
@anerne bar unoerrettet Meellem<
~ltotsfommisiionen ON, at BE bill gjb-
re set. Det er Minneapplis, ct.
@alll & Sault st Marie &anen,
Mortbern @ocific @aren og Greet
Mprtbern @anel1. 9e oil gipre set
lonnte / Sc on0rc Stater fnareii
mluig. 9ette gieloer Easia9erer,
lpm refer fra Minneiota til Ell 9ea=
.boitat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
Danafal1.

S IirS0a9s be9rape0es Ell bla>,ot
oen banife 8efoltning fer / 8Der1
moalfe beolt fie11ot 0a11lf &pin0e,
nernlig Mrs. @enrp @poeieu. Be-
grouelieu fpregif fra .SSa1nior &io=
neer Sail. Salen bar 1tl1penoe
fulo al Gc'lner pg 8eficnote, iom
font for at iige ct ii01te 6arpel til
oen Sspi116e, iom laa %toolmooigt bor
liot og itriot / neiten otte,1 Mar.
Set bor cit al Be melt bpjtibelige
8egrapelicr, iom 1ogeliinoe CT TO-
regoaet blar0t 3aniterr,e / ct.
Saul. Saitor 1bpcbie,1 bolot Ell
gribenoe Sale poo Gngelif, fu11 til
Slit nogle biertelige Srb pao Weo=
oersnloalet. &iiten bar pperjtrpet
lnco &ranle fra Sc barlfe 6orel1ia-
ger pg &en11er og alt ptone6e ont
Den itbrlte Spmpatbt for Tarnilie1,
iart Ell bpb Ioritaaelie al bpo0
ben Itotfels &pin0e / ois1e mango
bap6e mco n9iten ufienOt Eaalmo<
Sigbe6 / allc 0isie mango Mor liot
al eli ubel6reoelig @igtipgoonl, men
altio mlt'1ter % fornpjet rneo lin
tl1nge @pr6c. Mrs. @pbei e1 pper=
lebes al fit Marb, to pofsl1e Sen=
ner og Ell 9utter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
Maerk ]!

81 altntpoer nprc mango 9Giere
fer I &pen og 1toenum at inbbetale
9bab sc ifplber % for 8laoet. Cam
tibig CT BET ogiaa ,1cn1t at icnbe for
ct Star i Torifno. Sure Mbonncu.
ter fun life gleoe % paa en- beore
Maaoe, % ri tror % baaber, at ri
far eiurt % fortjcnt til bcnne Sp-
mGrfiumbe6.
Gr Ser life cit Mbonncnt / Ceres
Mabolag, ium Sc fmrbe faa bcb
at tale Mabets Sag for bam? Sc
mango, ium lite bar siort ct TOr.
ibg, bbr prppe % ie, pn Sc life fan
ien6e 8labet ialfalb en- ny Mbon.
,l1ent, M 1mebens 5olf tager Snter.
egie giobe % iddr sib III at|.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
iseb
Sprsen Granoien % Snitrns
SplubrDllnpsfeit
tse6

Sans Sprsen Granoien % !Snitrms
Splubrpllnpsfeit
Den 25bc Oftober 1913.
Mel.: Scr err ct 2ano.
Sra 3annlarf 0rog Sous Sgrocr
u0 / &erOeL
Sc 5orbol0 bjenune blcp bam libt
for 1n1au,
mos gplbne &elt BON itpreoe i'm
6er0en,
bpor itprre, beore 6remtio for bor1
lan,
mel frej6igt Moo, meo Noens
iejge Strpbe1t,
rneo alpgt % Guile fentpe6' fam
Jig frem,
men ifjent ba1n inge1 alogc font
fra 2phcn,
ban iapncoe lit fjarc, oonifc Stem.
Gen sunsicl funoe ban ei operoin-
oa biem til 6poeitapm ieieu ban
brog,
Ger n1pote ban Ell ing % oeilig
&pinbe,
iom itrafs Sons Sbrgeus Sjerte
fa'lgen tog,
ferif ,lt foritoo ball III 9jertes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
ct. &ebers banife Chang. lntb. Sir

ct. 3sebers banife cpano. lntb. Sir.
te, 20. Mbe. g. % 8. st. @noS=
tieneite Spnbag Tormiobag SUI.
1890. senoogsifole Borm. &l.
$50. e~lltergarg fsrite Sbnoag
/ bbcr Meaaneo peb Tor1niobags=
guoStieneiten.
S firfelige Mnliggenoer beoes
nlalt ber1pc1oe ,iig til airfens
Yreit, 8aitor q. S. Sorpgaaro,
1928 6. 22n6 Strcet. 5elefon:
| Sltelling 497.
Burfatteren Garl @anien, bel
fje,1ot / Gpillingbper,,e iom fac
Dauife Iron oft Of toiun", begi<
Der Jig, iom anbetlte1s / @laoet pil
ies, poa cit Jore6rags= % SplG5=
ningstol1rne I Del, nnrme1te Srcm=
ti6 fro Seattle. Get forlp6er, at
ct. &e6ers &irfes l1ng6omsfore=
ming og l11lgoomsforeningcn al
1905 / 6elleslfab bar onmobet SIR.
@arl @arien ON at bore 0ercs
|@je1t.
Mrs. MarD Mabien panot epel,=
tuelt Sagen, 1om 8prne11e efter af-
og6e SsSanes 8. Gbriiten}en bopbe
an!ogt for 0nitp0elie,1 al 3eitame11=
tet ion1 inoiatte ben0e iom Mrping.
Sl1rpen / Soge1r mente, at Der Dar
ingen Spibl ON @ploigbeo, og
.benoes @rpepart, ion1 bans S1ts=
bolberlfe / be liolte fem Mar al
bans 9epetio hliper 5tprlteoele al
$1,000. 9en afoeoe tilberte 8ro<
oer1omfnr1bet, bporfra tilfom MrS.
~. $1,000.
rSar6cnifjolo / 9Dnefilen" OPP
fgrtes / Spn6ags / Donia Sail al
Sfueipiller San1,eiS og Selifab for
propfulot @l1s. @opeorullcrne par
i ret gooe @enoer fos b'@rr. San=
NETS, Mpbre, og MengsboeQ iamt
0amerne Ga1tneis og 8affe, men
e1felte al 9irollerne bar 10 life
iurlig go0t fplote. Sr. Sngebrigt=
ien iom ~&'optejn Saul Sporre"
piloe loolebes rntpe fua16e a11pe1<
bes til at bore ct @rep ms poa Ell
Tol!erfen 1loget on0ct Steb, %
rMomiral" @if % vGrif @ngges
@rooerlpn" ST.. Gbriltofferien pur
bcllcr life Delbige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
Splpbrpllmp.

SplpbrDllnp.
Si6lte 2grbag Mften feire0e set
blal0t 0anlfcre fer / @Den Delbe.
%fienote 9g9tepar, Dtr. % Mrs. $.
S. Sranolen oereS 'Sslpbrpllup /
Sen 11y clcgontc uMortb SIDE Cont
n1crcial Gllb Spgning" pua ltni=
pcrlitp Mpe. Ser bar n1gbt ca. 100.
|nf Sc inpitere0e &e11ner % 8efienO=
ltc. Otter at Sc forifjellige @iuiter
bapoe 9jort bberanore5 @efjenbt-
ifab og belet Sen pr9gtige @pgr1iug,
Hen man inpitcret til Set flotte
lSpiiepGrelie, bpor fire 1ange 8or=
Sc bugr1eoe al (piltnof Mrs. 1bo=
mas &etericns) @eliignelie me6 EFT
2el Eiliet11ine al flpoen0e Molborg
Mincrol &mo og frorifc Sine.
&or egen &en. % r1eget afbolote
5bpcbien lrabbe iaot set panifelige
@perp at bol6e @jGiterne / Sfaf
be6 8or0et. g@r. 3bpcbien 6eb poa
8rl10enS og 8r1,ogomntcns @egne
6%orlamlingen @elfomme11 pg bette
paa rigtig gobt Danif, ia maaffe
It'll en- Smule Sfuffelie for Sc nto11=
&C engellftalenoe, iom par til1te6e.
Sr0ltpreren iag6e berefter, at ian
enlfe6e at bere fra Ell eller onbe11 al
Sc tilite6epnren6c, iom maotte bope
ipntpattife Sslelier for 8ru6eporret
og oberlo6 Sr6et frit til @jGlterne,
men ga ollie oar og forblep tauie,
falote ST. 2bpebien poo g. g.
6ronien iom 6en nnrn1eit board
renoe AT 6antilier. Otter at g. g.
babbe bobt Sroet paa gnaelif, bleb
Ser falot pao g. Snge1no11, 8. 90.
!gfielien, g.. g. Masmusie,1, q. s.
Sobnien, Sdrgen Melion og Mels
Slien og iom bber iier talte for
og prtite 8ru6eporret, for be1 Mg=
telie og Mfbolotbe6 Sc bobbe, upot
Dos fine 2an6smen6 i ct. SAUL.
On imuf Sang, ion1 bar f%orfattet i
0o9ens Mnle6ni11q al Dor ,6onife
&oet fer / 8pen 2orp Mielien blep
ofilmget, og tillige pafte Carl An=
oeriens liflige Goner Mppetittcn peO
&oroet.
Otter at SruOeporrcts Sfaal bur
ortffet % 9orbct Dor bepct, bleb
Ser ipi1let op til Cans, og baaoe
1nge pg 9on1(e ipong fig efter
Den banlfe M1tiif ion1 piit olori1
ign. Eoetcn 2arp io11g nogle al
fine berplnte iDoife Salmer, og $50
%ltcl1s" 1tpe &eoaftpr eap boooe Mun1=
re og 9acopo Mulnre. Otter at
mon bopoe inotoget 6rofolt ST. 4
Morgen % 1agt @oonot (D 1filtes
Torl anlli1gen og operlo6 set un9e
Ear at beapr16e forfra pao &c nnite
|25 s(or. Wn ret gcn1ptlig Mften.
|@bcm er set 11ri tie &ar?
Sra ST.. $. Is. Gbriitionien bor
ri ltgeleoes mootaget ct &eicrot al
Sglpbrpllnpsfclten, nen Oct tom
Us fprlt / &enoe otter at oct ppcl1=
ltaaenbe bar fat, og to Mefcrater al
ion1me Mffere CT 10 life paafrupet.
Site 0csmri1lorc toffe5 bQaDe ST.. g.
og ST.. @briitianien for Get tilicnote.
&c0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

2auif &ieefoniml, 81. 5. s. Mel
ion, er blepcn %friiunocn / Sen SSa9
Tom bar al,lagt nrob ba1n al en- a;
8pe,,s &clboucrc fnr s@retralntclie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

BON boo: felg nreb mig til Slime
rita,
nle0 @lifopsoro fortrpllebe bqat &i=
gen,
Al,guita rpon1eoe % lagoe, sSsa.
Sc f,,lates as i oere@ ,,uac apfte
peo trofalt .Strnbel1, ifabte Sc ct
9len1,
bppr Ger nar &inrliobeb % Dien1lig
5pggc
.pg 2ptfen iteo1c opGleDc 6os Dem
% ont Scr cno til Eiber Mo6gangs
Mprfe,
b%inonoens Grgit &c io,1ot i Gorgeous
Stl1nD
tbi 0ereS @irrli9bco bar oeres
StDrfe,
sen bpgget bar pua @llfpps &lifte=
grl1t0.
So, fcnt pg type Mor cr III fc,l=
ru1l0ct,
Sc fierligt Gllfopsboauoet i%an1nlel,
bonOt,
De @nan0 / @nor,o far frllr>pt 81
bar pul1oet,
0e lomlnc, itreo % 2ibct3 2vffe
na,16t,
to roi fe Ser,1cr, 1o'r % Mp'r til
@luoc,
nteo iorbiif @pos, bel1 @ub pel=
iignet bar,
bit ifattet al Ell trofa1t Geune=
finoe,
bpis @ploelt ber mpoton, Selpbru=
6cpar.
g. s. g.
Minnciota Statsmoiillins 1913.
Sen al Minneiota 5totsuoitillings
Direftion offentliggjorte @opport
for l10ltillingen / 1913 bier, at llb=
itininger1s iamleoe Sr1otegter tor
Uiifulaaret lite December 1912 til
30te Septcnrber 1918 par $318,=
Sit og ltogifterne $302,3O mes
cit Balance al $16,637. Ser Ell
et,onl uoeltoaenoe Gilgoocbapeuoe
al omfring $4,000 og omfring &c.,
900 til at betale no.
9illetlalget pe6 ielpe l1bftilIingel,
@elgb Jig til $t88,42t / 1913 me>
fine to &egnpejrsooge % $t93, 904
/ 1912 meb Opbolosbejr u1ber bele
ll0itillingen. 9ette Mors l1oitilline
lp11epe PzO|,ool % NJpfQare1s
$20t $40.
nj lt0itillingel1S S11otngter pal
urenom Nilletialget, ben iteriie Boi
'Solg al &oncesfioner, Ser beleb fig
til $34 COB. llbleie al l10ihllings:
plu0s innbrnatc 1926.
$69,67O nobetaites til Yrnn1ier
$332,304 til Mniif og Nttroftio,nr
|$20,171 til Mpertering, $t3,377 ii
@mbebsmnltos 2e1lninaer % It's
glitter.
Gil 1ernicnente Tprhe6ringe1
mcbaif $27,604 og til @eoligeboI
al lloltillingsgrl1noen ng @pgn;n
gernc $23,O0S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

@resbptcrianerne flager opcr, at
Segninaen til bcres Sfole, Maea-
letter College, aftoger lGrlig Der
peo, at lt%ngoonrn1el1 tyr til Stoters
5fpler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

n5oloatcrne" ba1roe ftraffes.
SSrniolertio bar 10 Toreitillingen
let fra ct peflrninrt inbbringenoe
rStan6pl,ntt for 9eneficia,1ters
&cofomlnen0e CIT Sl,fces, % oct CT
Ser 10 i,rgen Der fortrp6er paa =
tbprtimp0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

&cipg. Grocer 6. s. Gbriiteniem
.901 Minnebaba Mue., tit igoar Be
igg al lin 5plterOotter 6rf. 2al1ro
S,obo1lien fra 9m1nlarf. Sen llnge
Game fom 6og allerebe bcroper |
Toraaret % bar pGret pua @elgg
|lGngere Gelt, li6lt / Mor0 1afota.
Sp~lubrpllnp. 8anficr ~. 9al-
|ritien (Gpler), lo,n far aortor ber=
|iteos / Nnorelus 8pgringen, % SUI
itru, fejre0e / 5reoags oeres 5dlb<
.brpllltp / @icmbpen Epder, Mein1t.,
! Mnrtnrrelie al oper 300 @ielter.
On npoelig Splppofnl (yaopil1g
Cup OPERATES Dem DDagens
aa.3sGs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
&uutur: POI Court &loef.
Npbebcr moo i%noienoes, iaa De el
Gryfferiet iencit 8orSoag M'ooag.

Scb &jpb eller @cparatipn al
llbre feipg oeu u%eltienote Snuelcr
simon Mcllon, 200 6, 7tb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

@r. Sbcuoure @ulb, Srelioent
for Scandinavian -Mmerican 9eatip-
l1al @a11f, tiger rent l,o, at @lais-
Gmens 8u11f= % Bengelopeus &e0=
tagelie pil life / ringelte Moaoc
forltprre Observation-Disclosures fer
! 2onbet. Selpfelgelig er Ser mat
&c :@a1fierer, iom proteitercr =
foroi Sc enifer iaa monge S%10rdn1-
melier lom muligt. 5ariflopen
piloe 10 ifplge mango Neslimilters
Spaaoomme ifabe Nm1if og TIT er
Den peotaget og i &roft, n1en bpor
er Hunifen? Set famine bil blipc
IilfGloet me6 Yengelope1. Soole=
oeS ltotaler ST. @pl0 Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31

2anif &clejprcnbeos Sprenina
,Sullpict" ofbploer nGlt Msoe
Torsooacn ben Ste 9fopcn1ber bos
Mrs. Mottlen, 223 &arriion Npe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-31
St. Paul.

&uutur: POI Court 8loef.
Npbebcr nlao ~inole1oes, iaa De er
: Erpfferiet Iencjt 1orSoag M'ooag.
&eb &jpb eller &eparattpn al
llbre he1pg oeu peltie11ote Sltueler
Sin1on Nel]on, 200 6. 7tb Street.
9auf &icefpniml, 9r. 5. s. Mel=
ion, er blepcn frifulocn I Den So9
Tom bar anla1t mob ba1n al en- q;
8pe,,s @clfoucrc for s@retrn11tclle.
GresbDtcrianernc flager mpcr, III
Spgningen til bcres Sfole, Maea=
letter College, aftoger lrrli9 Der
pe0, at l%lngoomm,cl1 tyr til Stoters
5fpler.
9auif &clsjprcnbeos Screening
,Sullpict" ofbploer nGlt Msoe
Sor5oogcn oen Ste 9fopcnrber bos
Mrs. MottIen, 223 &arriion Mne.
Sanofurcnimacn r9amta" nil at
ronqcre ct @oniegiloe for Torenl'1=
oc,1s Mcblenn1cr meb Gamer poo
Go1a Sail, Mprtensaiten sen 10oe
Mopcmhcr.
Sfi6ene. ullnitc6 States" anfom
til Sem Sort sen %. Gft. Gfgoar
herfra til Sfunbinapicn oen lite
Nope1nber.
= IS. S. 1ietgen" anforn til
&riitionsiono 5. q. Oft. Nfgoor
oerfra til Seem Dorf s. @op.
Mrs. &antbmrit - sen friacrlfe
enaellfe Suffragettc, lom for faat
.2op til at boloe Joreorag Der /
2on0et, trl,er I'LL ogiaa ne0 at bjcnl=
lpge ct. Saul. Set iiges, at bum
1tol bolbe 9aIc / Nuoitnrium Den
7bc Nopcnber.
8ruo paa @jcrneifallen. Nlbert
Gbriltionion, % Mor, 62S Canada
Strect, ligger paa @pboipttalet mco
ct &ruo poa @ope0ifal!en lom ST.
&C a. at ban blcn faitet u6 al ct
@otel &n,a Gigbtb og Socfln,l
Streets forleDe11 Niten.
s DC ia,nmcni1mttebe Torcnin9er
er ser MI apntropers obcr &uslen.
Ten biotioige &oslerer, sHf. Sob1=
fen / @oltpaca, @is., pil life oner=
lepcre 4osicn til be11 mn &asi ercr,
@ppcr, Ycrtb MmbpD, q. s.
Sanlebcs iurtGlles Ser, met III
boober at fl,,l1e gipe nrrll1ere Sp:
.lpsuingcr / nGlte Ger.
49, -
@n Jcit til Iorbcl for 9onmarfS=
bpgningcn / Sun 6raneiseo er |
Gente. 6orbereoen0e &pnnitempSer
CT Mepet ofbol0t pg alle ba,life Tor-
cnil1ger / Miuneopolis % ct. Saul
bill blipe inobubt til at meopirfc
gie11ncm 9 a 3 Mcolcmmer fra bbcr
Screening, ion, pi( blipc onllobet
ont at parc nleO pao bc1 cgcnt(agc
%fycItfnn1itc.
Ycitprcliesualg. %fSprcnin9e,1
u0omnlarfs 'Spl,ncr" bar ofbolot
@eitpreliespolg mco folgc,1oe ITO
falo: 3: Gilbert, &rniioent; go
bannes 9rinf, &iccprri ioent; s.
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9aaro, @osicrcr;; ~. Sercn1en, for
relp. SefrctUr; .. @etcrien, Nsliit.
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fen % g. Nn0reier1. 1illiosn1o,D:
S. &asmusfen oa s. 6. 9fieliet1,
8tbliotbcforcr.
Sc9er berlteos foritaor lite, bpa0
De lfal gjprc nleb sen is Mor CANT
le Spoe0reng Mbrobam 8racbner,
fon far iopet ipoelig / @Dbolpitolct
/ lang 9io. Set labcr til, at ba1l
CT fnloitGnoig f%plel1cslps, for ON
man itiffer (aut ntco CT MoaI be
DRgcs life Ell M,1lfcl set ringelte.
&ogle flyer, at bals 9illtano ifplbcs
3piteri. 1en lt,,gc Man6 fom, ,,p-
Zig fra Mnslano oA ipntes for
ifrGan1t, .11aar l1ogc1 tiltulte bun1.
&an fnlbt tililut / Sgpu. Mn,,
tror, at set ifploes 6c,1 Misbauo=
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