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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09

bananas are packed in half vans that
can be hoisted aboard ship or unload
ed and shipped on freight cars and do
not need to be disturbed until unpack-
ed at the final destination
The largest firm of wholesale fruit
sellers in Dusseldorf name on appli-
cation to the bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce] has an average
sale during the winter of 600 punches
week and during the summer of 800
to 1000 punches. The bananas cost N
London about $2.S5 per 10 pounds
and sell to the retailers for about to
cents pound.
The Colombia Banana Co. has also
begun this line of trade but has not
yet made much Roadway. 1t is said to
be planning 100000 increase of
capitals
A large business is also done here
in pineapples, but complaint isS made
that they decay easily and suffer much
loss in transportation.
If there is an oversupply of Rocky
Ford" melons sufficient for the neces-
sity of an outside market, / believe
that they could be successfully intro.
duced in Germany The melons that
are to be had here are not so delicious
in taste and quality, and they always
arrive quite late in the autumn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09
ED TOWSE APPOINTED
MEMBER OF COMMITTEE

Taking the position left vacant by
the resignation of H. M. Hepburn, Ed
Towse, manager of the Mercantile
Printing Company, has been appoint
ed a member of the promotion COM
mittee to represent the chamber of
commerce on that body. The resig-
nation of Hepburn, who recently re-
tired as manager of the Hawaiian
Electric Company, was rendered yes
terday, following which Towse was ap-
pointed to the committee by E. Faxon
Bishop, president of the chamber of
commerce.
Towse is one of Honolulu's most
loyal boosters and has been a lead
ing figure in many public enterprises.
At the meeting of the promotion com
mittee at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon,
he will take his seat at the confer
ence table for the first time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09
Bank President Points Out Dis
astrouS Effects of Wilson
Underwood Bill

MANILA, P. Free sugar win
place the sugar industry OF the isl.
ands Just where Ii was before the
Payne ldrich bill went into effect. $
said John s. Hord, president Of the
Bank of the Philippine Islands, TO a
Cablenews-American reporter yester-
Cay.
Does that mean that the Philip
pines will find United States mar
kets closed against them, and be COM
PEELED to sell lower grade OF sugar
in China?"
Exactly that" said Mr.. Hord. The
islands will not be able to compete in
high grade sugar in United States
markets, and the result will be grad
raj falling off in the quality of the
product and adjustment to the only
market in which it can compete,
China, which uses quantities of the
low grades"
Twill not the ISLANDS be as wen sit
uated as Java and other tropical coun-
tries for the production of cheap
sugar."
Java has the benefit of coolie la
Dor, and without tariff protection
could undersell the philippines in
United States markets. Out here we
have educated the people up to a
higher standard of living, with result
ant higher cost of living. Java has
no such ambitions for her laborers.
1t would be just and proper for the
United States to give the people tar
iff protection to enable them to live
up to the new standards set for
them.
Mr.. Hord was not convinced that
congress seriously considered the re-
moyal of the sugar tariff, and said
that he would feel more assured when
he received confirmation of the re-
cent cabled information on the sub
ject.
Harold NJ. Pitt, president of the
Manila Merchants Association, and a
close student of sugar production the
world over. was more optimistic in
his views on the subject.
I'm the first place." said Mr.. Pitt,
"a bill providing for free sugar will
never pass the senate 1t may pass
the house without much trouble, but
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09
WESIERNFRUIT
/ GERMANY

Consul Geo. Eugene Eager at Bar
men. Germany. Is credited with the fol-
lowing article In Consular Reports:
Five years ago the banana was
scarcely known here and seldom seen
In fruit stores. Today ii has become
an article of food and is as plentiful
in any German city Of Importance as
in Hike cities Of the United States. 1t
is also sold quite as cheaply.
This is a result OF the business acu-
men Of an English firm said to be af-
filiated with the American United
Fruit Co. II has lire of seventeen
steamers Of 1000 to $500 tonnage.
which ply between Costa RIGA. Jamai-
ca and Central American ports taking
on bananas and delivering them at
London and Hull; 100000 lunches are
received weekly and from these mar
kets are distributed throughout
France, Germany and Sweden. The
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PHILIPPINES FEAR RU|NF
SUGAR TARIFF IS REMOVED

to the senate 1t will find arrayed
against II the full strength of beet
sugar and cane sugar senator's, who
will be able TO enlist enough support
from the ranks of the non-sugar states
to prevent the passage OF the bill
..The house is q different PROPOSE
ton Congressman from industrial
eenters are in the majority. and the
chances of the bill are greatly en-
HANGED on that account"
What would be the effect locally II
the bill should become a law"
For few years, at least. it would
tend to restrict growth OF the indus
try but sugars capital would soon
appreciate the advantages of local in.
vestment, and sugar would quickly
become the chief product of the Isl.
ands; with proper methods we. can
produce sugar cheaper than Java.
much cheaper than Cuba. and much
more cheaply than Hawaii. Our soil
is as good, and all We need is proper
equipment"
''Will German beet sugar enter the
United States in larger quantities il
the tariff bar is removed"
Perhaps 1t will" replied Mr.. Pitt.
Germany pays an export bounty on
sugar which enables German produc-
ers to compete in almost any market.
German sugar in limited quantities Ii
now being sent to the United States
but not enough of it to be a serious
factor in the trade"
"Will the removal of the tariff in
tho ITnitod ;2fatoS rodiica tho nrfoa of
sugar there?"
For awhile 1t will, but prices will
soon soar. Our tariff protects against
higher prices instead of preventing a
lower price If the tariff is removed
the beet sugar industry, which pro-
duces 100000 tons of refined sugar
annually, will practically go out of
business, and the world supply will
be reduced by that no inconsiderable
amount The result will be higher
prices all around, and instead of ben
efiting the United States will prob
ably pay more for its sugar in the
long run"
Among business men generally who
are interested in sugar the impression
prevails that free sugar will not be-
come law, basin5 their belief on the
widespread influence of the beet SUI
gar industry, which in recent years
has been extended to nearly all Of
the western and many of the eastern
states.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09

Chinese candidates TO rentranee to
Yale College will be allowed to sub
stitute Chinese for Latin, but must
pass an oral examination in English.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09
LIVE WIRE ELECTR0cUTES
FIREMAN AT SMALL BLAZE
IBy Latest Mail

UTICA, N. Y. = Samuel Cr6ssman.
25 years old, member of lions vol
unteer fire department. was electrocu-
ted in that village During a severe
electrical storm which caused extern
sive damage, lightning struck a wire
leading to a. transformer outside the
plant Of the gas t-and- electric COM
pany.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09
TO EyICT SQUATTERS

Governor Frear. Land Commissioners
Tucker and Supt. Little of the water
works department yesterday visited
the Makiki hillside tract recently sold
by the territory and on which a num-
Der of squatters have been living for
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09
Lack Of Appetite

When you have no appetite and
even the sight OF food Is nanseating,
you will have to build up your
blood to get lasting relief. No
amount OF dieting, stimulating
drugs or any treatment that over
looks the blood viii help you for
any length of time.
You can, however, always build
up the blood with DIR. WilliamS
Pink Pills. You can be certain
they will make the blood richer
and purer with every dose. This
healthy blood will help 70 make
your stomach strong and well. DR..
Williams Pink Pills offer lasting
benefit to every sufferer from indi-
gestion.
Mrs. Curtis Side, of No. II
West Larwill street, Wooster, Ohio,
says: ssOverwork brought on
stomach trouble from which I suf-
iered for six years. Ny blood was
in bad condition and nothing that
/ ate agreed with me. ] would
have spells when my heart pal,
plated so that / would have to 20
and lie down. The constant suf-
fering made me nervous and weak.
Our doctor did not help me and !
was discouraged until ! took DR..
Williams Pink Pills. A few boxes
made great change. Hound that
I could eat without distress and
felt better in every way"
Send for the free diet booklet
'sWhat to Eat and How to Eat.
It tells you how to get nd OF gason
the stomach, sour stomach, acid
stomach, nervous dyspepsia and
ell forms Of indigestion. Il also
contains Q chapter on the treat
ment and cure Of constipation.
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People
are sold by all druggists ct 30 cents
per box or six boxes for $3.50 or
they viii be sent, postpaid, upon
receipt OF price BY the
Dr.. williams Medicine Company.
Schenectady. N. Y.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09

several years. The squatters are to be
|evicted shortly, to make way for the
new owners and the official party in
spected the locality with a view to as
pertaining whether new homes can be
found near by for the evicted tenants.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09

American peanuts are slowly max
ing an appearance, and one sees occa-
sionallyein fruit store the sign Pea
nuts, fresh roasted"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09
DAVID BISPHAM TO
GIVE SACRED CONCERT

A number of persons who desire to
hear David Bispham in third concert
before his departure for Australia on
Monday. are making arrangements for
the noted singer to appear in a sacred
concert to be held in the Charles R.
Bishop hall, Punahou, Sunday after
noon. In case this program can be
arranged. it will be the first real Sum
day concert in the history of the city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-09
ATTORNEY RAWLINs ILL

Taken suddenly Ill during the trial
of liquor-selling case in Circuit
Judge Robinson's court yesterday. At
torney w T. Rawlins was compelled
to go home Immediately after the jury
returned its verdict He was confined
at home the remainder of the day and
one or two other cases in which he
had been retained as counsel we're de-
layed His illness was not considered
serious and it was thought he would
be out within a few days.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-11


oper for at %inobpOc CIT oonif Yro=
feslor, lom netop be fal1ot lig / ct.
Eoll / Sc Gage. 1oftorcl1 pN
&plrnlis lurel, bolOcr bpcr Ell for
oreiet Sole ,og &pgumonoen lpu=
ger CIT Gong. &c &errer, lpn1
imitereoe Minlleapplis 9clcautio=
ne!r, llap gpOt ira Oeres &ollcr. Mn=
sen gift bebal1oleoe mere Sc lofale
Iorbolo blonot Ionlfc / st. Saul.
ESccnel1 CT Ell &olnitc al s.. s. Nh1=
Ocrlcn 2ogc, Ser CT forn1uc1 ioll1=
l1eu for at reuiOcrc 9ilupe. elsie
blep Scr I'LL life n1e9et lagt ON, /
SteOet fon1n1cr Chaps, 81 og Slnpr=
rebrpo poa SorOct og oernGlt &or=
tenc. Gctte fon 0is1c 2oplop,re be-
orc uGre n1eo til. Gauge 6lep
ll1l1gl,e mes llifploigc Gittigbebcr u9
lcttc Sparf loo til sen enc % ioo
til Den oroen. Splusl,il,g al Mt-
beoerne / st. &aul Iiocnoc". Gn
Gang ont ialnlnc Glcp bigelcocs
lnngct mcb OmfpGoct nn1eo Mub
rg &lpr". Oct bar nrltcn for
n1egen bGocrlig S1nta(, Sc @crrcr
@eppforfottcrc gipcr uIioenoc",
lnel1 ri CT beifcocn onlogt oq iubicr
1teg,t go0t, at Dap0c set life prret
for MISUNDERSTANDING, Getcr
% Sgrens "Erool,fter", ioo 6ap0e
l(rteaoroen nnppe peret frocig ,,of
til at crbolSe beocrlig Omtalc i
Neppcl1. Soa oerfor mootog eocrs
Nort al Sc 9aur6nr, hi fer bplteoe
| laa rigt @oal. 9%elegrammner blcu
oplGit. Mlle morcbe Jig fortrpffe=
lig oen Mfte,1, Sen e,re Song efter
oen onoen maatte gines Docapo.
1ilbprerne fit l1oget at CRIME al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-11
mfnneapoIis.

It. &cbers Sanife cuan9. lnt1, Sir
fc, 20. Npe. g. % 8. ct. CUBS
t%je,cltc Sp1oog UormiOSag ST..
1890. Spnoog5ifolc Jprm. ST..
$50. Alteraor1g ferite 5enoag
/ Dpcr Maonco pc0 Jprmio0ags=
guostienclte
: firfeliae Mnligaenocr bebes
man 1crncnoc Jig til &!rfenS
&reit, Yaltor u. S. Iorpgaoro,
1928 6. %. ct. Se!efon: &. g.
Center 4515.
2mffctiocn for Saluuncr er igjcn
paa 5apctet. Mogcn pil bope Sem
oabne til &l. 12 Mi0nat pg lloAc'l
Dil baDe. oem ll,ffct &l. 8 Nlftcn.
1en gpl6ne Miobclpci 2ltfl1ina ST.
II ion1 I'LL er GegclenL tnr0c oerfpr
Dabe &rop paa at folOcs go6 npf,
iaalGnge Salooner / fin nl,oGrell-
6e og Dibti0ige Sfiftclic / Set bele
tagat efsiltcrer.
8cipgcnbc. Sibltc Mar,bog al
la1oc Yoltor 5inpnien ira Chicago
os ct pclfommcnt @eipg, oa Iirs6o1
baboe ri Tornpjelie n at billie paa
ST. &1llbm1oler 6. 2arie Ell ira Ma-
cine, JONI bar pGret | Solpong,
Gal, / Canada, % / 9%ntcbinion,
Win11.
Mr. M,1ton 2arlcn fra 0on-
for, @is., oa Scr. Gbr. Miclien,
6lorence, @is., begac Mormcntcr
pau "ltaebla0et", beiggtc % iaoar.
Mr. 2arien CT goot ficnot fra ct tiO=
ligere OpboIo Der / 8pen, ban bar
Meolent al ct. ge6ers &irfes ling
oomsforening.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-11

Selpmoro. Bertha Nnocrion,
% Nor, bcaif Selpnloro pes at
orltfe, &arbMlprc toraorgcn Ga1 i
lin 0oocrs Stem, 3Gs Sbcrioou
{, Street, fort otter at -bl1u 6aooc
mootaact %rep fra Ell ing Mo1ro
ON, at ban llog % mes bencc, for0i
bun piltc ol1ore ln,ac Mul,o for me-
gen Spnurflpmbco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-11

Cen liolte ofiiciellc Ioler par 60
Mas &rplioert, @r. s. u. 9ro9'
lour tolte ipr Iamcrl1e, fort % l1r=
ligt.
Sitter sang, uIlpn 61,gl" - %
1Sl,gleu fipi iitfert "ble'l1 til IN
fieor,bc Moge" = for Oct lpo 1ttc
eo6t.
G%roltprerel, gao 0erpoa 0roet
frit, % set pareoc life mango g.
fur6cr, fgr man bsrtc Nop1,et "9fos=
m,slen!" 9enne, GrGl ioenten tor
6. Mosn1tslen Subl. g., inop1l=
ge0e % bol0t Ell al iiue fjcnote
S2sn1proptl1-5 oler, Ser ion1 ditto nar
CIT pellpffet Nlal1bing al 9lln1or oA
Eatbps, og bglte0e ltGrft Sifalo.
9ermco bar Sen alporllge Gel at
Soften pmtrent forbi, og. eftarat So
len bar rpooet tog Ballet lin We
annbelie. Canine pare6e til ST. 3.
- ~f FL. 0SsaA, !, !. i, y, ., -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-11

Oct bar 10 oglaa bpao be pnr TOM:
men for, og Sc btep life ifuffeoe
Set CT ct tort Mrbejoe oisie @epp.
n1nl,o Der bar lagt fpr Dogen. 9u1
bette Mrbcioe CT eli beore 5finbnf
pGr0 enc at blipc fo]tct / @lcmn1e
bogen otter 6erne c1e Spfgrelie
Allc 0ts1c Sa1tge, iom bar foitet Sic
nD%1tGl1ocnes Nottelpnn / Sc ii0ltl
Maaneoer, buroc finccs pan Trp'
/ bnert c'1eite oanif @jem i aolonie1,
iom ct fortrmffcligt @cioocl til a
fororipc lure Miner. &orl Mnocr
1ens Srfeitcr ipillcoe ublnnrfe
baooe nnocr 6oreitillingcl, % ii
efterfe0gen6e Sal.
Gn at Songcre i &epycn biolut
tes fer:
Siot 0cn oal,ifc vGioeubc" jeg laie,
Gfe0 NGb % aler)
ON bpao Scr tier / sen bo1lfe So:
loni,
fGlt al Sociolijtcrnc Sc bppier,
1or oen1 fon SC nj. cit Gang life IL,
men jog lGlte nog(c fjpl11e Digte
Scr
ON bnoo goot os s(arct bopoc bruat
ia OH fa rigtnpf ia0ter1s bore piqti'
Scr,
l'aor for 5sre1 SIT oia tar / gat.
DIN DC altio iplge pil n1co Iiocn
og nioe bpoo Scr ifcr / 5po %
Nor0,
lfal Sc bare lnic iioitc sioell,
Der / Mlslf6olms Spoltc aft Set
ltoor.
No! ocn 5poltc or ioa belrrc1oe,
ret ell Sociiens llrtcgooro,
for Mrnfbplln bau CT o(lciteos i1rr=
pGrenoc
pg il1gcn Npbeo forbi hans Meie
ganr.
"a bpcr @onu at Mlllfhnluu 8c1ct
hruffcr
l1lao iecc Spper, set / Spoltcn ltoor.
Gil folot ira &pjc gro oa Solicn
flnffer,
mani fltlo %cifeo ON Trllpruel1ct
faar;
oN bpiS @rop9cocr Sc pil ocres &el1=
Tier 9t',
ioroi BAN uiollplt" oeln lill Mcning
60,
belle &rpplct ino til Spoltcn iel1oer
81,
Der frit &c flnpicr oercs &cl1ner a..
Ter l11al1 luic fol1 n1c0 ,%S.ltereslc,
mar ct @us / Sl1ollelpp CT 6rn110t,
'1oor Storfel1 bar hclpgt en- ounif
Hriniesie,
ltaar Set octalicret scr poo Yrent,
% bois ct Erinieboru eli Smule
Snle faor,
CTR man ltrafs ON Sogen ful0 9e=
lfco.
|Scjrer Socioliiterlle iua cj ct Sro,
ON Sen 9fpbe0 Saskatchewan pe0.
Socnltooc1oe rgrlllig arilagtige"
Gi1e inOtoges meo @cfcrotet 11eto&
for at bcpiie at hi life frpater for Sc
oeri forcfoun1cuoe lpie Yoaltol1oc.
~Iioenbc" bor olOrig nplgct bper=
fen Npot cllcr Gnot nn1 Gocialis=
n1c1. Ipr ganlfc nplig bar ioolcocs
eli al porc .ll.clt onerfienotc bonif=
on%prifallife Socio!iltcr, Ml,oolpl
Slllnien / @rpoflpn, q. g., bopt
flcrc longc p%eljfrepllc Mrtiflrr pptu=
get / @labct. Mc6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-11

@nnocnotillinscn. You N11oito=
rillm fer / 9yen of6plotcs / iiojte
l1ge eli @rr10cl10ltilling. Ga. 100
&ptere ltoo Ser oa bjuffc0e og bplc-
DC / Gage. 9cito erimn1cre pg
ponl fobt CT loooau &ater CT, oelto let
terc ilu,pper Sen Erun1ierne al @e=
nplnn1eli csfonmislioncl1. @l1noc mes
&opeo ltprrc cno &roppen pg Inl1=
0ernc nocnfpr Wlt16en, l1oole i1llou
bj1lbcneoe @elL ltrofS lite Nrun1ic.
'Sooleoes ogloo / @eoplnntelicn al
De ltpre oonlfe @l1nOe, bporof Dor
2%onosrnono 8. s. Mclion bar gjer
al ct gfsen1plor, ul1lf Surl", mes
Stomtople lige fra CORN Sen Cont
les 1io. 1ennc prGgtigc @lno, 1on1
9r. Nicllcn fprgirpes CT bl,ot 5000
9pllors for, % iom erbpl0t lite
Er0mie peO Statslloltilingeu iio]te
Gftcroor, mootog fun 2ocn Yru=
mic, buorimoo eli Sul1o al lon1n1e
@occ ira Ssceola, @is., uncO !
1Gcr paa 6Dcrt 9cl1, blcp tilfjc10t
tic Errn1ie, s(f o1ore 3oulfc, ion1
bopoe @11n0e uoltillet og fif Yru=
mic, bar Mr. Gi,1or @pocicn.
Sanaforcninecn 9ania of6plot
Den zoe Mpril i'm @enerolforlon1=
ling / 0eres Mgoelofolc / Golo
Salt. Gen aolnlc @citprelic, BE-
ltooe1roe at Mlacl1isr 8. s. Miel=
len, Tormano; @pgbolocr g.. @ou-
ic1, Nritfou,ono, oa Sfruooerunc=
tier II. @crmanien, Sefrctrr %
aasicrcr, ajenpolgtcs; lom Mcuiio=
ter bolgtes 0'@rr. Mcl,nlcrt ou $.
Gorltcnlen. M11liffomite: 0'6rr,
@illabcim, @opicn, $. Gorltcniel,
90 s. Slien. &olnmerccrooo: 9'Srr.
s. Slicn, Geroicf og $. Gorltculcn.
Sangcrlles nGlte Toritegiloc poo
1alnme Sal Sen 81. Mpril nil, efter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-11
Miis Soiepbine &erry, ocl1 1,pc

Niiis Soiepbine &errg, ocn npc
9eitprerin0e al @uboIOningsafoclin=
gen pc0 Stotens l%tniuer]itct, font
u1er life til at monglc Mpb65r, bpis
FUN fort letter inn1 6ul1 bor bcgpllot.
@1n far uotalt lig G iten1t imuo
Mnerouo0igbeo boa0e / Mfa0 % &lu-
Ser. Slnbt % li,npelt ifal Soft L.
be, og iaa fan Gprti0cn icjlc iin
egcn So. Sc bare benue Yrppe poo
bporlebes Mi1s Berry fan tale:
Sore u,ge Eiger, mango al bsm,
trG1,gcr til at er6pcroe Jig bc0rl
Smag / lin SeflGoning. Sc bnr,
pou 0cu Strgrt iou1 gaor poo Strp=
get nGl ten bper 5io poa 0ugen
@portor pi( Higer bore $25 &il-
le6batte lanrn1en n1eo Iroffer, ipll
life foltcr balpt lao meget? @pprtor
6Grc oisie lunpre Sfj6rtcr, ion!
nuppe tillooer Sem at goo? .!Spor=
for Sc bcje 5Gle % Sc lope Soils
aobningcr og Sc gloenbc Torpcr?
Siet Sll1og!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-11

- 5frio otter &rppenMmmer
paa bette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-11

&eo CIT Erppe al 'Statens 2au0=
brugsifolc por felgel1oc -Glepcr flint
felt til at be0pll,n1e &reotl1rer:
Soar Grieflon, Sionti; @olter So
muclion, Slopton, og @erbert Gl1no=
berg, Nort6tpooo. @iloo Cable fra
Sriumpb Dor eli al Hrun1icpi1,Dcrl1c
i Observation-Disclosures
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-04-11

~ Spg &ioc OH tbc @ater &Sa=
gen" CT oct Sbclno, iom1 Clinton
81. @olparO ira Ncm gorf tolcr pn1
Norf 90. &. Gbuueb, 1915 ng
Mlnneiota Strcets, nuite Se1oog
Mften ST. 7.45. Mr. ;Norporo CT ell
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neite.
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