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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-28
Murray.

Murray.
The patrons Of the Murray were
given an extra attraction yesterday at
the matinee. About forty travelling
men stranded" at the Westoott Hotel
in order to pass a pleasant afternoon
made up q theater party and AIed into
the Murray equipped with green
onions and celery flowers and when
Mr. Corbin the comedian. appeared for
his act he met with a warm reception.
Mr.. Corbin is a great favorite with the
knights Of the grip" The violinists
In "The Dance OF the Violins." each
received bouquets Of violets. The
travelling gentlemen sang q number
of songs and were heartily applauded
by the audience.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-28
Lovers Ionic,

Suitor-You certainly told me to en-
brace my privilege. Papa-Weli. but l
didn't tell you to embrace my daucn-
ter Suitor-No. but to embrace your
.d2ughter h . priyijega-London Tels-
.gNpA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-28
AmuSementS

At the Gennett.
March 29-"The Rose Maid"
April 2-National Troubadours.
April E-''The Real Thing"
April 17-1S-"Mfss Bob White"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-28

At the Murray.
Vaudeville-Matin and Might.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
FRANK WASkEY
 AGAIN LOSER

There seems to l," something almost wicrL in the luck "f Frank Waskey and if he were . man of less grit the cont unuc,l blows "f fate would knock him "ui
 \ recent letter rcrrivcd from Waskey to D. NJ. Taylor "C Nome states that Dick Nceus lost n boat sixty miles below the mouth of the Yukon in the last great storm in which wass all of the stock that WasEey had recently pure clas"d from outside for trading purposes.
 Nrgus was eighteen hours in the water and his hands and feet were badly frozen.
 With his usual pluck Waskcy states that hc will get another stock and start all over.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

due ach,mn-r Sea Wolf arrived safely ni Some last night. The Sea Wolf r,,,I, ,,ut the L,i, slur,n In t.awrrn," is,y and nIti.,iich she has had som" had experiences and lTcn through many dangers her trin hns h"cn. oi, Inc whole. Il successful one in so Tar as th. trading end of ii goes.
 The crew "f the Sea Wolf bring r'- they report wrecked in winter quarters. and of the Princess uf St. Micha" which was on thr in.ach this side of the cnpe. They could find no trace of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
PLENTY OF WORK
 FOR MEN IN JUNEAU

who desired tu leave Nome direct to Juneau than to dump them broke and out "f a iol in Seattle ar other e",s, cities. In Juneau the mines need men and there is very reasonable crf- tninty that anyone can find employ . ment at good wages Outside tho in dustriaI conditions ln not seem {" Dc s. sat isfnctory and it w"uld be Tar h,.ttcr 10 send the stranded nt Nome |" Juneau where work is wniiihg Tor them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
coRoNER's INQUEST

Tho inquest on the hojics found In thc sinock river wHs h,ld this after noon. The cnroncrs jury found as follows: That Herbert Eeissler. Rich ard Gcisslcr. and John Geissler. the later hoys about ten years old. an Eskimu. name unknown. and Charles I,rommnn. known as Charles Green can,s to their deaths from dr"wnina near RWlnty creek.
 The bodies of Mrs. Geissler, her son and n man na,ncd Martin nrambau ugh weir. not rssnvrred.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

The signal corps operator bent noar- cr To his key and raised his left hand nigh above his head. There was the silence of the dead except for the far ufr cry of some jungle benst that cut the air like Il knife and get the strain cd nerves on edge.
 Click. President Wilson in Wash lngton hnd pressed the little ivory but ton. The operator's upr;,is-d arm fell with snap. The chief engineer strengthened up and with deep breath of relief connected the wires rom the battery to those leading tU Iir explosive charges laid beneath the 'lain. There was Il mighty rumble be Q n,uih he waters. the earth trcmblcd and rocked. the air was shattered with the vibrations from the penl up energy of the powder being suddenly expanded the waters un each side of the dam rolled back and tiic spectators duckcd. Then II EtSnntf tIDuu of suhu ana uift .lnd mud rose into the soft afternoon air. Straight up it went like Il great brown column, then spreading ont like some giant umbrella it settled along the sides of the canal. it settled far back Tn the jungle and 1t settled on the united waters of the Atlantic and Pa cihc oceans. The great work of cut ting the isthmus of Panama across was complete --nnd lt was Il success. Man had again overcome nature. had accomplished the impossible. the big ditch is rompleied savs for tt. smooth : ing afr of rough edges and tho com pIetion of minor details.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
AMUNDSEN GETS
 PLANES FOR POLE

c,'rtc,l in r,TIrhinE inc in'lc through thu air IL would eliminate all th" 'iing'T. that have brsct other explorers int" unknuwn regions ihc world over and ,hcre would now be nn rr,s,,n why every corner of every hand m "ar'E sh"ull mt he explored In comparative safety. If his trip |" the north p'l'' is Il success. Amun,lscn expects that thr air machines will smn hc nyiT% over the interior of Africa and thr lhhtrt" un-xpl"r"d regions of Smta .\nlrris1i.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
INAUGURATION SCENE
 OF ATTEMPTED MURDER

mcnts tn the concnlirsr af "opl" thts soldier from the south pushed hls way Ia Inc si,l, of the new president and pressed Il sailed paper into his hand. Yuan glanced at he message which WAS a warning frpm the Tau Tai of l'U Hang revealing the plot of the south rrn r,vul.iiiunist against Yuan and cs- ,acially ntioning general Chen as tli,, cmmiscfy uf tlir rebels. The pr,' s,icnt spnk hastily fo General Tu Iii Wan, wIm W.Is standing near hiiu. Whit. they were stIll discussing tln. report brought hy ile soldier iiir com
 mot i"n in tin crowd made by t"n rini t'lmh,'s "fforis in gel io th, stand was n"ti,'i As s,",i as ih" ;:,ii,r,I Mds r',"r niz,,i h' wts S..iz .. L., oi,l,.r nf Yuan an,i promptly searched. Several I"nnl,s wcr. f"uni s.,'r,tv,l aiuui his U'rs.f,. lat'r t'r lris,.t,.r :,,l,niiird that h. wa9 in iln. l.t> or tiu southern rNolut iinnrt tarly a,i iiG,t i,w l"n'f'S were Tor tn" purp,r,.. ,.f nHs;tsinHIin. president Ynnn Shi kai
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

iu the inauguration and did not arrit. in time tu carry out his designs in the hall ot ceremonies where he had in- tend,,I to blow things to pieces. Tn. ,.rrn,oIics there were over before lie could reach the place and notwith- standing his rank. he had hard time tn get near the rOsiruin on which i,un and the other dignitarics stu"d ln.fnre ihc people. The general was making his way through the crowd as- sisted by the police. and had utmost .,nn. was waiting for him from tle u.w president, when Il dust covered ,,,idh.r gaiiui,ed ui' tu the r,.ir "f ih . ,iiiiliuy. This man had come from iiir s,uti, nirI il WIS evident that hr had n,n,lc a bong nn,l hard journey. uc. .n.-n,,ni of his appearance he WAS re-
 rns.,l prrnlssi"n to iG,ss th" guards and u was nal until iw managed i'' explain his ,fiaii,i tu ail officer That h'' vaa ,iInw..i iu approach tn" l'r''si- dental piriy Whil" General ti"hr was stiII niak ing lis way through i'"'
 ..,wd In front of the stand and whit
 Yuan Was I"pwing his mknow'"dg
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
Special Nugget Service.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. TO- The re- quest made upon the governor of i.ruisinna by the Mexican government for the rNtradit!on of ex-governor l.rilo nf the state of Sonora was today denied. The Mexican government ba sed it's claim for i:rIto "n the charge that he was n murderer and Il fngniiv" from justice and it would seem mat ,hcrc was some ground for the charge ns I.riio undoubtedly caused nlin"r of Hu-r,a adhcrants {" hc put |" death The lawyers Tor l'fi'" '"h- tended that h" was simply p"'i'i'H' refugee seeking asylum in the 'nii"' states and under tho law did not c"in' under thc cxtradiii"n treaty ThrS further declared that if turned over [" the Mexican authorities Brito would "e
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
Special Nugget Service.

I'EkIN, Oct. b. Yuan Shi kai was today rnalusuartrd and swurh In us president of the Chinese republic. The actual ceremonies uf the Inauguration took place in the great hall uf thr chamber of deputies but later Yuan. surrounded by the deputies and the members of his cabinet appeared be- fnr. the buiIdiny to address the people. \ great tlirOng was assembled |" greet the new president hut with Inc stoli- Iity ur their race the people remained silent during the entire ceremony and sp far us any popular expression wsIi here was no rni husi.tSin.
 What might hay" h"cn @ri"'ls and rcgrctubIc tragedy w..s av"ri''i i} ih,. pr,,npi arrest of General Chen. the hi-r uf the Chinese mounted police. who. uftrr he had been scar, iiUd and :, uu,nIur of In,ni,s had in..n taken from him. admitted Ilat hr hnd intended L" iIuw u,, Yuan Shi Raj aI, "ih'r "f nci,ls of Inc new government.
 General Chrus had hrcn delayed on the r,.,d on account nf the r"neesti"n nf trific caused by the crowds going
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
eAlhB0A DAM SUCCESSFULLY
 BLOWN UP WITH DYNAMITE

la gordon behind which gathered hun. .
 dicds uf workmen and hundreds more native Panama ians to do honor to the
 great event and incldently to answ CT lhy occuiir demonstration the vital question tlnrt was uppermost in all
 minds. will she work.:''
 AS the time drew near for the sigma |
 |" he flashed from Washington an In |. tense stiffness settled over the vast
 lsscmbluge. The sun was swinging In
 to the west and out of the tropical jungle there arose the miusmic mist that comes with the long tropical afternoon. The waters on either side of the dam. though born in different
 "rnns, Iic one east and the other
 west, were all of ihe prevailing limpc'l blue "f the tropic sens with here and there a sploich of red gold where the sun glanced from the furnished snr- face. Long black and purple shapes shtshcd across tho narrow strip of shining water where fell the shadows of the mighty cranes used in tue con striwtion work and along the edges WAS Il fringe of deeper hue where the tro- pie jungle bore down to the water { edge. All was very still and quiet and peaceful and hushed. It was the quiet hour of the tropics. the hour between the dying of the morn and the birth of the twilight. There seemed to bc | hush of expectancy and the hand "f tho chief holding the little electric In . strumcnt tremblcd as he thought of the great responsibility that >was his and of tho results that the next few mo mrnts might bring forth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
MEXIC0'S REQUEST
 FOR BR|TO DENIED

al once shot without the formality nf a trial and that hc would bc put ont of ihr way merely because hc was m enemy of the present nlministrnti for In Mexico City.
 After hearing all thc evidence In m" .7,s,. the court decided to deny inc np. plcaii"n for Brist"'s return to Mcxir".
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

PANAMA, or:. 10. Technically the great Panama r,,i;ii is new completed. The Last harfir across ilic big ditch was blown ava, i;ite this afternoon when on receipt ,l II signal from Pre- .,dent Wilson ut iiw White House n Washington tli,. chiii engineer instant .. K gave the w"ri which rNpl",l,,l four dred and twenty seven charges used.
 The chief engineer and his stah stood on a raised platform far enough from the scene 't the explosion [" bo out of thc .l,tnn"F znnr. In his hand the officer h,-hi H small push butte, whose wires were connected rcspcc- lively with 4 powerful electric bat tery and the tremendous charges of explosives. m II ialIt beside him was & telegraphic instrument in charge q. a member of the United States signal Corps and coiiIicci..d with the presi
 dents mansion hN dIrcct wire. Sur
 rounding tbc chief were numerous as- sistants and iii, isi'n engineers to- gether with "v,,r official connected with tho work .n iho ,'.tlul who could ther back th- Z,n. Police had drawn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
STORM WAVES
 GREAT POWER

suits 0f the storm. uiuI unr which shows ihr terrible l"'w''r "r iii' waves that came piliin. mi" tin beach "n that terrific nirlt was inl,l tni,y hy
 T. t.climnnn. Mr. I."hnmnn had in his place "f business u large Iron siif'. pounds. During the storm this hngr metal safe disappeared and today Mir I.chmann found Il under Drl,rars cellrr over a quarter of a mile away
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
PHILLIPS WIN
 THE SERIES
Special Nugget ssrvies.

Special Nugget ssrvies.
 NEW YORK. ,h't. n, At Inc t'ok, Grntnds here talny the Philadelphia
 Athletics won thu d"cidine game f the worlds championship series. beat ing thctr rivais, the New York Giants hy a s,nrr nf three to one.
 \ summary of the game follows Athletics Six hiis. one error Giants two hits and two "rr"rs. Batteries Athletics Plank iinl Srhins. tiinntS Mathcwson md Mclean.
 Philadelphia mad" one run in th'. first inning and iwn in the third while the New Works solo tally came In tho nftI,,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
RELIEF FUNDS.

President tnn of the Miners and Merchants tMnk is In rns.ip ,d thir- teen hundred and thIrly-.ight hnllar.s !. contributed frun Juneau.
 X trlcgram hnx lrcn received from the Northern Tank and Trust Company hy the Alaska Ranking and snfr l,,, posint Company which reads: .I1y q City Treasury nnc thousand dollars as coming from chamber of commerce fns relief of sufferers"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
TRY TO MURDER THE CHINESE RULER
BILL PROVIDES
 s25,o0O AT ONCE
tpesisi Nwoest ssr~tss.

tpeeiai Nvo0St ssrvEse.
 WASHINGTON, oct. l1.--Congress- man Albert Johnson today interviewed the president and ,,ress, immediate re- lief for Nome. After his visit to the White House he introduced bill ap- propriating $a6.0O0 to become immed- iatply available. Congressman John son has enlisted tl.c support of Chair man Fitzgerald nf thA apprOprh,tion committee and nf majority leader Mann and the appropriation will he r,istru through at once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
MORE STORM NUGGETS WANTED

The NI'GGET"S nrcNlitt of tho great storm and iix stnfy of Inc c0ndit ions nIirr Inc storm together with fh" 'ir- .tr,u'tion wr,ligIt has been In smck demand ,s inlnp th,. "nIy rrlinhI.. and ,l.tuih.l ,.s.riM ion that uil nf ii' issues uf the paper covering these s'ti'- I-,is have hren exhausted. IT"w"v # rnr tho n"'"moliti ion of tlInsr wishing the Nt'tGf.T will reprint the most in- l.rrst i'm; "f these articles tn its weekly cdit ion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. hl. ln.- The Arcth
 explorer .\mun,is"n today contracted for new model acr"planc {" hc built
 hy himself and to hc used in an nttcmp:
 in reach the north pole ,h, th" air route. tinuii,lscn said to-day that ii
 had i"rn tho dream "f his life to gci
 tn the lni, hy some "rieiit means ar some new route not used ur attempted Iy other explorers and that hy the nsr uf Aging machine h.. expected t" prove that with tho ".nu,n,rrrlng "' | the air man had eliminated the w"rs, hazards of exploration. lf hr sue
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, pt. II. In speaking f the recent disaster al Nome an, of ihr problem "'nfr,'niiu men ih,'r" wh" had loet their all by tho storm anI who might i's. nut nf employment. |. C. Mcbride, "f Juneau. said lust night That In .lunrau tbtr, is plenty of wor.
 waiitng for Irnm five iu siN hundred men. Mir. M'i:rilc gave ii- ns his opinion that il would hh far better tr provide transportation for all those
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

\ iinn shat gun wsa f.nlni afl"r th !, storm in a Isn, nf water n-..r s,n.,k,- ,iver. several .lr.,.ir,. tun.kcts is.InnG ing |" |. N. si,r,.t.n wrr,. washc.i awny in all directions aliMngh ssc: inf ihcm weighed assrrni hundred ,munsls, snnv "f tlnm have iss., picked nv
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
REPORTED KILLED

II is retn,rt..d hy members tf tln, <, rcw rf iilr Sea Wolf that they wrrs' fold hy natives "n the siberian coast iin,t r.. T. Mcintyre. Alex Allen un.l Martin AInuri,Nn had been shot hy natNr ntMws.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
FIFTY SAND FOR NOME.

W. w. Gr,chcll has received q ir1c- gram from coner. ssman l. \. Fatc"ncr oI Washington saving That hc has in- troduced hili prey iding fifty thousand dollars for the relief nf Nome. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
SAILS WITH
 FEW PASSENGERS

s.ngrrs Mrs. r.. l.. I:hks"n. Ger tr,ul" i'. l:riees. laG,na Miller. kaih erin" Ampirr. Mrs A T.; Miller Flyh' Miller. Mrs G,.". Watson. Mrs Fl"r"in"' Mrs. r. ". Enlm and D. M"rnriiy
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

MEXICO CITY. Oct. IT, -Pwsi,i'nI lIirria has declared hnth hr'n, hes .,I congress suspended and declared him self dictator.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
s. s. coRwIN.

The stsamsr corwin will gail fe- ketssbus Sound and all way ports. Sunday. October 12th at. . ?. n. For freight and passsss apply the kstxsbus Trading . Transperta. ten ce., next Lemon orsa otudis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
COL. BlETHEN SUeSCRieE6. Special Nuagst Service.

SEATTLE, oct. i0.- Colonel He then. the editor and owner of thc Seat iIc Times. today subscribed personally to the Nome relief fund the sum 0f one thousand dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
WORD FROM NoRTHWesTERN

western states that she will pr,,lg,hly lr"p anchor m Nome tonight nbuu, .lcvcn thirty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Dr. ]. II. Mustsrd bsss to inform, the public that his oif;css and rssidsncs are now situated over Molisr'a arsesry. TsIsphons. Main .e3.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

.s,,mr t.skini"s have pitched tents un Inc sitr nf their ol.l homes m ihr Spit and seem [" br u,,iic satisfied nni happy unre again,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. ni. ,". Tm' Hi''inship Senator sailed to-day fr Nom" with ten tous "f supplies for the relief "F the city and with inc following pas
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
OVERDUE SEA WOLF
 IS SAFE IN PORT

crew nor nc word nf them atbnuGh a e,.,d deal of winter clothing hc- longing to ihr men was found on hoard. Th. natives were taking the rii;" out ,,T ti,r vessel.
 The S,., Woic fnund much wr'akaIr uf srli.n,nrrs and smaller craft Itt- irring the Sca and it k surmis.i that n number of inm,ts will Ic rcp"ri"l missing as time goes Un. The Tra'tc' is reported ns hrimg safe. Tn" S'T, Wolf has a large cargo of frrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

Nome tailoring Company will reopen again for business in day or two.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
LATER.
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, oct H. Secretary .inr said iaiity that in the near fnt . urc ihrr" must he Il government rail-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

wire states that action "n this hill will ir hurried.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

Board of Trade Restaurant is now reopsnsd for business.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
TO GET THE NEWe

fpat interests Alsskans you shouie
 .uoscribe for ,hs Daily NngEst, sa.ss
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11
a,.eisI Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. ,"i. To. President wilson llte this afternoon pressed tht huttop that signal'd |" the engineers .r the canal tu explode He dynamite .,naer the great ,;,mb,G dam. I'm. u,ediate telcgraI'I'' reports from The .cene of the explosion sity that iht rssult w,ls slicc.ssfuI in every way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

$500 pr month for ths Nuss-t
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

-Ths Psspls's Paps"-Nsms Nssss'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-11

Open for business Saturday. Hilrs Pharmacy.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
Oct barbariife Cuba.

YET bQrbart1te Nub0. Yet nn1e,
rifanife Jormpnoerifab lo6er life
til at bape forbe6ret s9oerne pao
Cuba. SSfelge en- &orreipo1roonce
oerne6e fra befin0er man Jig ct
2ano, Ser / maa1ge Hu11fter er Iige
iaa fiernt fra @ipiliiationen Joni
BET mprfe Mfrifa. Saole6es er bet
a6ifillige @onge i SEN ie11ere 9i6
ben6t, at De i1r6fg6te rMe6icin,
mgn6" bar bortfgrt G11robeeres
8ern, 6rebt 6en og fpl6t set enb-
M parrne @ierteblo6 poa 6laifer,
for berpao at ielge set fom Grblle.
6rif.
8igoet bIiper itegt og 1ieele6eS
for6elt iont 2egen1i6bel bIanbt
uMebicin,nRn6ene"s @lie11ter.
8ernene lfal Dere UNDER 8 9lar
og bo1oe;; De 111ofpote 8er1t nn1ees
for ubrugelige til bette nbpggelige
6ormaol. Set ii6ite Gilfelbe al ct
fQa6ant 8orneron fan6t Ste6 for
Ell Moane6s Sis ii6en me6 set igr,
gelige &eiultat, at set 6r9bte Barns
6aoer git fra 6oritan6en og @o6e,
rem 6p6e al Sorg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
observation-disclosures.

ltoiplunatiif SaitpGrf. Set er
nofiaa banifeligt for @illtmn sssen=
|ni11gs 8rpa1t at giere noget, ion ct
bans politiife Nao6ltanoere tilpas.
ST set inaa Sn6isfretioner eller
itore 8ommerter, Sc bliper ligefulbt
|giort til @ienltan6 for Ben ifar-
peIte &ritif, 6eriom Sc paa 1togen
0taaoe fan tillGgges 8rpan. 9u
Fan forleben Sag bar / Chicago,
par ban uforligtie nof til at iige
eller Ell &eporter ioe0e ialfalo,
at ban fagbe - at ban u11aatte
ifpn0e iig" tilboge til 8uibingto11
for at fo11ferere me6 @n1baia6gr
8ilion ON Situotionen Merico.
9au fom bon galt afiteo igien.
uSfpn0e fig. @bor uoiplon1ntilf! (!
&epublifonife Bla6e fin6er set pao-
frGpet at oplDle noenrigs1nintiteren
ont, at Ser for Ell Diplomat life
efsiiterer noget, iom bebber Soft
barf. &eo at iige uifpn6e" for
roa6te ban at ser bor bigtige Gu
ger, iom fr9nebe buns Merperelie
i @oibington. Set funbe 10 pere,
at Bette uifp1oe" falot bou pao
Gl1ngen ioet ba1t erin6rebe, bbor
n1egen 6ororgelie Set bafte, at ban
rejlte us for at bol0e 6oreorag,
mebens bigtise soger forelaa |
@olbington.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

s. 6nrop, Ser i 1ogle Mao11e0e1
bar beret 9feooftgr af v5ociaI=De-
mofraten", @bicago, refer til 0ar1.
mort, og 8labet oil It'll blibe Iebei
af 9eor6ma1toen @iolmor Sosiuu1
IS. s. sietsen" FILTER aaptejn.
Gfter at &aptein 81. g. 9bomlen
er blepelt oberflpttet ionn 6grer al
Sen rpe ltore Donrper u6re6erit
VIII, er rltes5tpr1na1lo> g. 6.
8. Neterlen al uG. S. Eietgen" 1t6=
11pbnt til &aptein paa iar1me @fib.
Meb IS. s. Sietgen" onfon Sen
Soe Suli til &igbenbabn Ell oo1rit
Mono, Der ellis Sal1ie11 Ser
Mmerifa bar bu16et ct 11eiten Be-
remt Nabn iom 5pecialiIt i Sin.
IouespD11fnt11g; sUtr. S5m1en, Der bar
foit 8olig / MiIa6elpbia, men io1n
ieprigt fIpber set garife m1erifan-
ife Sentiment rur6t, leoiages at fin
Suitrn. Gnopibere fo1n ct 9or
banif-amerifn1tfe 9feooftgrfruer
sS5rl1 @cbael Salonon fra @eattle
,og 6rn emil Spffer fra Seem gorf,
biem paa Sommerferiebeigg.
timber u@. S. Sietgen"s DpboIo
! Seem gorf ifete Sen l1Ipffe, at en-
at Sfibets Sprbe6ere, BEN 22-aarige
9. Gbriitianien fro garoe omfom
peo 8aoning / &apnert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

@Opebe 2ioet for $50. 5or Ell,
8eldnning af $75 foretog en- pro-
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