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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18
PASS LAND BILL
 SAYS SEC'Y. LANE
Theorists Discussed Best Way to Open the Country.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18-Secretary Lane of the Department of the Inter- for appeared before the House com mittee on public lands yesterday and spoke in favor of the adoption of the Ferris leasing bill. The secretary stated that Alaska development had 1 been hampered and retarded long enough and that it was time that some constructive legislation should be enacted by the congress of the United States looking towards the opening of the coal and the use of it not only in Alaska, but also in the markets of the Pacific coast cities.
 While theorists have been discuss ing and arguing as to what policy would best develop the territory of Alaska, the population of the north has been dwindlins and the pioneers have been robbed of the fruits of the great work they have performed for the people of the United States by prospecting for the hidden leads of gold, copper and coal" said the sec retary.
 In defense of the leasing plan Sec retary Lane said that ninety per cent of the coal lands of the United States were being operated under leases from the owners of the lands.
 "The Ferris bill will open the coal lands of Alaska, but will prevent the monopoly of them by any group of capitalists" is the opinion of the head of the interior department.
 Aiaskans Fighting Bill. Many Alaskans in this city are op- posed to the leasing plan, as they be- lieve it will result in the control of the coal fields by the Alaska Syndi- cate and that in the end the people will pay excessive prices for fuel. They point to the fact that under the short term leases provided for under the Ferris bill that only the man with plenty of money can afford to take the chance of opening the mines, up on which he will have to install ex- pensive machinery.
 They also point to the failure of the leasing of the, Seal islands by the government to the North American Commercial company. and, claim that greater waste and graft will follow its adoption for the operation of Alaska's coal lands: !.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18
HUNGER DRIVES GIRL
 TO BECOME FooTPAo

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,. Feb. 1S.- Miss Eliza Francis, a stenographer. claimed to the police that she had been held up by Miss Mary McCor- mack at the point of revolver, and when the authorities arrested Miss Mccormack she told the police that she had had nothing to eat for the past week and was starving and final ly decided to hold up some one in order to secure enough to eat. The police immediately gave the starving girl g meal and sent her to the city hospital for treatment. It is not ex- pected that the charge of highway robbery will be prosecuted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-The Chamberlain railroad bill passed the House by a vote of 230 for to s7 aoainst, the administration leaders pressing the bill to vote at this ses- sion rather than wait another week. The majority was even greater than expected by the administration.
 The Mann amendment, giving to the president the full power of oper- atine or leasing it at his desvcretion, was passed by large vote.
 The Chamberlain bill is also amended to allow for the direct ap- propriation of the $4o,ooo,ooo needed from the treasury and not from the sale of bonds as favored by the Sen- ate and also advocated by the dele gate.
 The amendment which provides that the physical valuation of any railroad
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18
ANOTHER MISSION FOR EsQu|M0Es
 / Rev. James Me6ride and Wife Wits Journey to Boring Sea to Save the Natives.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Rey. Janrs Mcbride, Presbyterian minister, as- companied by his wife. will leave here in a few days for Alaska. They will journey to the Arctic, where on the shores of Boring sea they intend to establish an Esquimo mission to save the natives and bring to them the gospel of Jesus Christ.
 The funds for the mission have been raised by the foreign mission board of the Presbyterian church and wll be added to as needs demand.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18
POWDER MIXING PLANT
 . GOES TO PIECES

BLAIRSVILLE. Pa., Feb. 1.-The mixing plant of the West Pennsylvan- ia Powder Company. located here. was blown to smitherines today and the two operators of the machines were blown to atoms. Hardly piece of the two bodies can be found. The shock of the explosion was felt for thirty miles and many windows, were shattered
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18
ADMIRAL { EVANS
 COMING NORTH Has Capacity Freight and Passenger carso-Is Making Maiden Trip
 to vaIdez.

SEATTLE, Feb. 1S.-The steamer Admiral Evans, of the Admiral line left here last night on her maiden voyage to Valdez. The boat has ca pacity load of freight and passen- gers.
 The Valdez passengers are Robert Mcleod, Charles R. Crawford, wife and child, J. c. Byard and wife, Felix Steppe, A. Davis and wife; for Fair banks via Valdez, Ray Hobart and wife: for Latouche, M. Deegan.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

SEATTLE, Feb. 18.-Ths people of this town are parading the streets and are nanifesting great joy at the pas saqe of the bill. The Chamber of Commerce will arrange for large public celebration when the presi- dent signs the bill and large ban ouet will be given to the members of the Washington delegation and to the AIaskans who aided in the passage of the bill.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-The House today resumed the considera- tion of the Chamberlain railroad bill and after few members had spoken the debate on the bill was closed and the matter of voting upon the amendments already proposed and others still to be presented, com menced.
 It is expected that the bill will come to final vote towards the close of the session today and that the opposi- ton to the measure will be over
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

The president of the Ladies Aid takes this means of announcing that there will be business meeting of the society after the tea of Thursday af- ternoon. Would like for all members to try and be present.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

Don't forget the dance tonight at Eagle hall. Everyone welcome. Ad- mission $1.00 for gentlemen. Ladies free. Dancing from 9 to 12. The right to refuse admission to questionable persons is reserved by the committee.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

Murdered Striker; Must Serve Time.
 HOUGHTON, Mich., Feb. 1S.-The four mine guards hired by the cop per operators to protect the mine property, and who murdered strik- CT, are to serve fifteen years each in the state prison for the otfense.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

Charles R. Crawford, superintend- ent of the Gold King Mining Co.,. ac- companied by his wife and baby, are returning passengers on the Admiral Evans.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

should be the basis of the purchase price and that no good will should be incorporated in the money paid for existing roads, was defeated and the matter is left to the president to decide the value of any road purehas- ed and incorporated in the govern ment system of roads.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

The Ladies Aid Society. will hold their monthly tea Thursday afternoon Feb. 19, in the lecture room of the Congregational church, commencing at 2:30. All ladies of Valdez are well como.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

As soon as the news was received in Valdez, Fire Chief Ethical ordered the fire siren to be blown and the people of Valdez manifested in many ways their joy at the passage of the bill.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

Main springs $1.5o. All work de- livered on time. Plant & Co.,, jew elers. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

General Agent Tracy is making the round trip on the Northwestern.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-18

Matinee at Orpheum Saturday.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

St Gar1,lo ipg, anier Sc mis-
trorlfe Oct for cit &eflarte, bliDer
ban otter raif, er set Ell ny @efla-
me, 11am ban itupner EFT agrefpn-
Der for @etten, fer Set fun al Ste
flame, % giDer ban Mifalo bcrpaa,
fotetterer ban finn me5 fin &eimo=
oigbeo. S Seem Sort unogif fan for
ct gar Nor lioen meo 9ipo % nnp=
pc ct Morbottentat fra to taller
ffc &engeafpresleres @ioe, % po-
faa bcnne 8egipe>be0 on1taites a
ct tpf 8la6 unber Eper1friften:
v0orl,los npeite 9}eflonre" ga Tau
De to 8an6iter oe1ntes til flere Mors
E'gtbus{traf, pg gnrulo maottc
meoe for @etten lom 8ione, par set
lelbfglge(ia ogiaa FIN al &efla1ne-
be11lpa, ct ban life ga11ife 5tille
tanoe laoet fig befpr6re TO al Ser
SEN.
Oct ct iffffc cit Gong foru11ot 60
r1l7o at gipre go6t, 1toe1l at bltbe
.t.isfien6t. ga Garu|o en- Sag til
lige nte6 Metropolitan Operas
&ruaitnere fom til @tIanto, bab 81
refteren for oct lte6Iige G%inosipge-
bo{pital bam ON at gioe en- lille
,&'oncert poa bans @oipitaI for at
.bereoe Sc ulpffe!ige %atienter EN- Ill
lie @lgoe. S &oub OH nraoife at OPP
lipe Sc arn1e %iin0siyge Menneifer
Ell lille Smule, f%ore0rog ba11 nogle
Gange for set mGrfc!igitc Mpbito=
RUM, bm nogen1inoe babbe bait.
%ii1ooslpga Los til at pnre oper=
proentlig glooe % taf11emlige for
Den Npoelle, ser bpoes be11, bbori=
MOB Sc fornuftige ruabte i Munoen
paa biranoen: st pgte on1erifanlf
SSffeflmle=@:uff". Man maa eie11-
ipnlig fsrit pnre bleben forrpft for
at fnnne tro pto, at Ser fan ligge
:negel1npttige Motiper til Gr.n16 for
Ell &er6ensitiGrues Gelgierringer.
SONS 9ebebone bar life Spor al
gpentprlige SDerraIfeller. SON ftom-
n1er fro @oo1hbnrfer Itolloe11, tiente
tit Bre0 / 9eeapel 1c,n Mefn>ifer %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

meoDirfece OH Ggnbage11e / en- al
airfernes &or. Otter Maao al Sag
memo Loo BON fig lrboenue for &c
otret og optraaGe ioa lige jorn
anorc begpnoe1oe Gangere paa ell
&gffe lmaa SperaSeeuer, boor Ga=
gerne FIN CT nleget ringe. S ca
lerta, Srapa1o, Warla!n, 2irorne,
Bologna oib. %erhocrbe6e ban fig
Sce1erutine. Ser mooneoes hans
STUNT, og fer logoe Fan Grunol tie
men til iin ger9malelie. @eo en-
Eonrne me6 ct Speralel|fob / ct.
Netersborg brp6 be11 igjennem og
pafte flor @egejitring, og meo Naret
1902 begpnote bans &riumFtog
giennem Eplf.n16.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

lomt % liot eiter liot UNDER Ser
ganobplge, joni langiontt, nler
u~6pnbgrligt, tilitopper 2ebet til
oenne Jlob, lpn1 man ifll6e tpo bon
heitent til at flpbe / al @pigbe0.
Men / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sob ia,
Gupbrat ita6ig peget for Gn1omas.
lernc, og M luber Get til, at ben
om iffe ret lG1ge oil Dele 5fj9bne
mes 6e prngtige gper, iom / I9ngit
for Dnr15ne Gioer lau pes oen5 8reo-
Ser.
90 mcb Gl,pbrut FOR pinGer ct al
i5iitoriens l1uoere, iom trpllebe frem
for por 6antali imilenbc gilleber
ri 2Dffe cg @elltal6. Ibi neb 81
oen al M!le11 er gupbrat sem be-
%rS1ntelte Tlo6 4,ao Dor SSprb. Sci
par SEN, iont iaa sen nlSIte a11ltur,
&iItorien fie11ber, pofse op, blcmitr r
og bg. ga, 6e ii6ite l1bgropni11ger
hur enoog bragt @epis for. at 1elp
sen eI01te ggpptiife &l1:trr bar
laa11t meget fra e, enbba pl6re
&1lltur, Der bobbe lit Ge6e beo
gupbrat og be1 p~erlite @1tgt. Get
Dor Sen fal6niife Tefnif, TOM gap
Sen egDptiIfe STUNT Mioler til at
ubbi0e Zig.
Det SS;11bre al Meippotanrien bot
en- af @olen 1t6tprrd grfe1t, og bet
bor fure peb @ie2p al &n1aliiering
al g11pbrat, at 0l0tibenS Soft for
maae6e at gisre be,une 5unoflette
tilginngelig for a11ltl1r. Nurbunore-
Ser tog set, fgr @erfet bar fl1loenot;
men 50 Dor 9rfenen blebet til Mger=
lan6> % ltore Mom1trenoe @Der
pofste op. Menuelfets leigs Strait
og 8ilie1tprfe baobe ferret ODER Sea-
ture11. Men inart fon1 set ntorol1te
og politilfe 6orfal1, iom f%orunoreoe
oct bele. Du @nergi og Toretaglon1-
beb reg Hlo6fer for Slapbe6 og
8lpoagtiQbe6, Men gqnen fist efter=
bbert after en- tor Gonbprferl og
Snnoet trenge frem % tog 61oo=
leiet / 8eliooelle . timber 5tppregnen
og6e 6e pregtige @per, % fgrit for
ca. so Mor iiben lyffeoeS set Mrfno=
lo9er1'e otter at bringe for Dugen
Ninines % &abplo11s iu1,f11e Sfatte.
Dernre0 poagne0e o9iaa gupbrat til
mt 2n. lltallige 2abni1,ger al Ser
tapler, Statner og 8r1t6itpfffer at
&un}tpurfer fa11m 8eicn ne6ober
1loben. Mec11 set bar bore en fort
Dmnf l,tetilpnrelIe, TOM Dor blebet
Sen bel1ige fS1o6 for,nM. Mu Iigger
oen otter CLIENT % 1tille og ruiter
fig til at 50 for oIbrig mere at
bougne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09
Garusn snm #riuatn1anb.

gpropos % Amertfas melt feire=
Sc 8enorilt Gnrieo Garulo ifol =
bbi8 man tpr itole poa Sen befjcnbte
tpife 2pltipilforfatter og SeutlIeto=
nilt S5tor 8lumentbal, ser forle-
SEN / uMel1e freie Hresie" bor gipct
en- %ir1teresio11t @oraftertitif at be1
ber9n1te &11n1tner = bnre e1 Mar10
1neo Ell o%Deror0ertlig nobel &aruf=
ter og ct ooeror6entlig gobt ng
parmtfplen6e &jerte.
5retn for alt - flyer Blu1ne11=
tbal = bar Garuio SEN 1tore 6or=
tieneite at Fabe gjort Oct al meo en-
fpunben Gios 9enortppe. Garu1o
for life ringeite til f9lles meo Git
tigbeosblaoencs og Ga1tcernes &C.
1ortppe, 6er uiatooltauelige &pinbe=
erobrer meo &c ~ltereotppe emil,
Sriiorioen6e= @legancen og meo, for
at tale b9fligt, get mi1lbrc goSe
5orbolo til 6orItuno og Magt.
Garujo ct eli rem MoolGtning til
6e1rne Gppe. gn manoig Sfiffetie
meo ct Nor lorte 9ilte, Der fl1nflcr
al Mor0 og Mltlltcrbeb, og meo ct
aabel1t> nrligt Mnligt. S bans Gw=
fen CT Ser life fiGr1te1te 5por al Sc
bagelpge eller Mffeftion. Gn &1,1t{t=
,1er, Ser / 2ipet alorig gpgler> pg
iom ppbprer at bore 9fneipiller,
fac mort S9ppet. CT fai0et.
Man lngge Mderfe til, bborle=
bes ban i fgrite Gift al Serbs
v&iaoletto". ga,rlfe title GiSfret lfll=
Ter Jig 1ho fra Gruppen al &offet5
&errer, / bpis Mi0te ban Itoar> %
ipnger iin Mrie, iarntioiat mes BAN
.traffer fine @an0ifer poo uoen beo
ct el1el tie 8iif eller beo Ell 1elpbe]o=
gelig @eitus at fprfpn0e oSer font
mer ieg!" Dette ct iaa operoroentlig
betegnen0e for Gnrltlp, ligeiom set
er ioa hetegnenOe for bun1, Der bur
ct fort Gale1lt til at tegre &nrtfa=
tl1rer al Soft, me6 bpem ba11 font
mter / 8ergring, at font fdrIt. og
fremnlelt gier Zig leln til Sfipe for
fine @ittigbeoer.
SeSl,tet CT 11retfnr0igere ems Of ur=
fbtbe Gnrulo for lelp at 1tobaiunere
tit 9Th neo Meflmne / flor Still. @as
tan jo life gjgrc for, at npsgierrige
Menleiffer altib bm 1aa trabl meb
ba1n, at Der lures paa bnns nlin6-
ie gfriot, buns ringeite 0ro, og %
ttlmeb enfelte at bans Splenelfer,
boa @r1tnb nf Deres 8eiDmoerligbe0,
bar figl,reret i Mlperoens Mpiier,
er ban llretfnrbigt hepen nriistrt1Hft
for ieIp i Set uenoeIige at belprge
IMeflou1en for N. sss.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09
1urh11nnHHtatrrttr.
S Blem Sails, g. g., bar Oct SEN
..2nen sJan. IS Grader lmner Shd.

MisIisiippi frcmoe!es aaben. ellie
Meforber fpr Ssfribeo m1a meisli$-
1rppiTlnbcl1 er ilauet 11nr Ga Crosse,
isis. &11n pau Steher lal1gS 2ano
ct liot S..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

tScattle fit en- paan Sui. &eguen
uegynote peb 6-Siocn &lueaften %
holot pen .se,1l1an Natten og Suite
Dag, 1nen foa Spbolb. Sulenorgen
@fSltcs Ell nnf' n1 ltrrf Sororptel1e,
Ser pareDee minlt so Gefun0er.
.AHnnac tlcu puffet al jim Gpuu beo
Mpiteljen, lom Cog lite ptoes at hooe
giort ;lcgen Sfaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

- -
Mrs, @illiam McGorfle al
MeGool, Sno., opgrapebe Sen 2oen
Sssa,1. Ell, sfot al $1,400, Ger for s
|Mar iioeu blen neograoet Ser al ben-
6es Sober. 6amilien oplpites for S
iMar iiben, 81 @iemnuet brccnote. Ga=
oeren, Matbon Marlbol reilte til eli
|5gn / So>ua. Sort fpr fin 800 for
'tolte bar Seu,aen ont Sen neograpc=
Sc Sfat, r1eu oenne troebe set par
|Ganta1icr. SEQ en- 6attiIielamlnen-
|fo1nit beo sSSl1leti0er balife6e ban paa
oct og en- unberipgelie bragte He11=
gene for @agen, oltlammen i $40
.8ul6itpffer.
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Zen bgenoc Gnpbrat,

slglig bar Geograier beh.oet, at
ben Dellige glapbrat ON life Inr,ge
ipiI afguu pcD Oeoen. Gen oer lang
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iGrlig / rlsliit Mlien, paa Den firgf
liife @tepse, mellenl @olgofloben;
neore 2eb, set 8aipiife @ap, Chi
rie,, Slim og 3mrml.
Matmrforboloene Ell 1te9et ,!gltl;
|ltige; Gomrene er forte oa BARNS
neeo fist eller ingen Megn, og Gint
rene Doerit toloe, ofte op til 60 Gro.
Der un6er 3ero. &bagabl CT &irgi
iernes formem1te 8eorift. De funl
M9if baoDe al &iDr, &umeler, sSaar
$opper ng @ieoer. ua1mpds", Ell
DIT, Ser CT Ell of 6ereS fornslnite
NpringSntibIer, er labet fill al
Melf fra @opper. 9eil CT 9inret mco
en- 8acille, ser fortarer alle ifabe=
lige @otterier. Gen niees FOR ct
ipeeiet be!breben6e Mi6oeI for Tn-
ring, og MuSierne pleier ofte al
orage til Stepperle for at f1reres
for benne Gpgonm. elsie &o{4,er
CT giel1nem Mnrbum6re0ers MpI 9iort
til gooe M%alfebpr. Oct feobaleoe
Soar pao Stepperue bar Ell rajf %
troftig looifli1g % leber 11rr0er
iom &c al,nin6elige Mncer
tffe pilee flare. Sc bliper itore %
er frit for Sen Gnlag, al
minoeligt Gaarefipo bar. &irgiler=
mes &bn1 %frembringer mere @1ner=
cts 11ogen anoen fienot STAGE,
BET er 11ie6panlig r;at. @ocen on
fees 6ertil for 11ino6tagelig for Gl,=
.berfnloie, 6og bibeS enonu life ON
bette er obiol,tt eller fun relatipt.
&rof. @nnlen n,ener, at set terre
&eiluuo / @elten, Ser life fo>t oper-
forl>6eu sen baarofpre eff
alfa trenger EFT @orniort, ser fon
aple5 / Be tprreI tie Murstiber. SIR
giierne adler for set me1 tie fer flel=
lige Sorter 9urumbpeoe> inrlig Ell
flor b%piofort1et &ir1e at v@roio" el~
Ter "gromncorn" &irFetepelL Ser
brl,aes iaaoei til Menneifer ion1
Cur. &emiif Nnalpie al bette @or1'
oifer, at set bpub Trotcin o,lgnor
aobt fun iammenlignes n1eo
%rofe$ior &anle!1 trer, ot
octte fun obles / me tgrrei te Nars-
tca @eltens @6ilanb, far / set
bde Ell ltnrf Gro pao Tpriorming,
l1oar Ylontar, Scr fan mm0ltpo SIR
ffcn BRIGGS. Som boaber blot, at
Soft l1tareit nnl1lig oil fontnle til St.
al Sc ma'lge 11pe M11ligbe=
Der, hons l1noeria9clIer / Gihirien
bar ootatct. be6 uftuelle Nreper
ober itore Stripfninger af DC tdr=
reIte De!e al @eitltaterne.
Niel3 Gb6elen @n1ien er eli al
mrclt eani;tente Mutoriteter
paas Observation-Disclosures S1nroa5e.
San er f66t for 40 Mar 1;6ea paa
pcb &ibe, ber el'gang eie=
BEG al bans Sober, Maler Mt1Sers
6al,i en. San tom til Munerifo, 50
ban bar Z Mar gal1tn1el, og far
faaet bele 5in u66annel1e Der.
@npernpr Serbs, Micg., bnr 6eu
26en sSSanltar mp6toget ct Se>egrnm
ira Sberiff Grui e al @ougbton
ongaue1noe BEN ongihelige
e%ortferelie al Hralioent Mot>er al
v8eltern 6e0erotio,1 Of Miuers".
0ette er en for @l,perneren olbelcs
m &eriton al Mffuren. GberifF Gru~
e fog0e, at 0eputp &inslep. u11oer=
bam ont, at ben Mfte'1, Mpp-
IT forlo6 aobberfeltet, blep Moper.
ora1, Scott &otei 1taniet al cit Sol
ser trlebe mes at lvl1che ba1n
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Enlargement $liis, Tperitbefa=
ienoe fnr @r9njepogten / Eeras, CT
at Grigsmini1ter Bnrrilon bIepe1l
paalaqt at tillaoe msrifanife Wpgt-
ri,ger at Ifri0e oner Br91lln ira
0iinogo, bpis oct er npone1roi9t for
ut reS0e 2iuet.
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s. 8. Mprgnn T. So. i Nem Dorf,

S. =. @organ & So. i SEEM Sort,
@1nerifas ltore Ginonshl&s, har poo
|Marets ferite Torretningsbag fu1,o=
|giort, at Tirnraet trgfter fig 1eo al
fin Direftionsforbinoel| e mes 81
'1tore @orporotio11er. @e1u1e Meboe-
lel1e iiNe5 at bore mc6taget mco Gn=
freosltildelie i officielle &re0ie /
Maibin9tou.
S. g. Morgon & 60. boz berpeo
ooerifaoret Sc @aon6> iom bar bol6t
fa1nme11 paa n1a1tae al 2olrbetS betD=
beligite &orporationer / ell Sore
ming of S%,1tercslerz iom bar naret
@eItono for Nngreb / % uoenfor
@%ongresIen.
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5 &ittsbnrgh bar tip lutberife
&re1ter unoeri frepet Ell offentlig
Hrotet imob g. q. Gumbops re
oipaI meetings" Get er 2lttberaner=
ues Goor pau eli &enpe10elle til
8pens N%roteito11ter ONT ct beltage /
Sun6op9 eoegelien. Disie Yrelter
mener, oq set mes rette, at Gun=
oaps 8affeliesmetober % Mrbei6e
mere fuoer ems gab',er ion6 Sri
itenoom. Ggfao in6e11 SEN reformers
te Strife bcgynber man at f%prltoa
0ette. Onlg paa ga11g ifripeS Der
i,no6 bette l1bGien. Men r1uar Be
pegelien fonuuer, ba CT ser foo re-
for1nerte Hrg1ter, lom bar moo til
at proteItere. - 9,1berlf Strife
tioenoe.)
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fslaao:miniiter Ganiels f11n0giur

Nlaaocminiiter 2aniels f11nogior=
Sc Sen 4oe Sal,l,ur Sentillng for L.
400 T%1111fztip,,erer paa Tluaoep9rf-
tera1e, io[t $4,000 oarlig. Set er
,1aa ielge,1be Ilouoeuurfter:: Sorts
!nortb, q. s., Boston Seem Sort,
%Bhigaoelphia, Norfclf, Charleston,
p. G.. More sS:Iono, Gul., 90 8re=
anerio,1, @o5h. gonforb9jdIen trGosr
itroit ltrofs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

&rof. u. 6. @anien peo Goutb
DofotoS 2anobrngsbpilfole i 8roo=
fings, Ser, lon tioligere on1talt,
fornplig Den0te tilboee fra lin fem=
te Sorifni11gsreiie / Mor6aiien fnrat
Ituoere Soft og Iorbol0e / oisie
Ggne, hnor Sen oorlige Ne0bgr fun
er s 3onlnrer pg IorboI0e,nc bnr
nregen 2igbeo n1e0 SC, ber fil1bes i
bore egtpe @eltltater. giper i fine
8eifripelier fra &eilen Ell meget in
teresiam 5fil6ring At &~irgiierfol=
fet.
&irgiierne er ct nor1aoilerenoe
6oH uf mol.golit 9ppe meo tprfiilff
IDialeft, ION i Morbnloreoer bar
paa Contradictions sfepper,
AEZlS 8IEAsS f..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

st MaituSuntitelet er fuAoet /
Blue 9iioge Springs.@a., erflpre3 at
bore al cit rbnre Maltooont og bar
baft flor Spligt. Mrbejbere / ct SHUT
{ebnrf fnnbt set / &a5fite't5joro, 20
5fSo6 nr,oer Sperflaoe1. @telettet
7por 80 SEQ longt, &inbeu 4 sos
bre0, Mibbene11e 6 5pnr1ner breoe,
3e1,oerne 5 CONNER breoe og 5
SOB Large Gteotp1oer. Tl1t,bet nil
Mipe bubt Sntitb|onio,n aSsnitItute /
@albington.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

@ubsrnpr &eit, Sregon, mo6tog
for to Tiger 1ioen en- Erotslt, 11n6er=
tegnet al oper @alpparten al Cop
perfielos 8efclfuir9, moo @aloo=
nernes 2oDobertrgoeller. Gn at Dis
ie Salponer tilbgrer Monoren OF cit
ambient ct Mcolem al @Drancet. Sc
lagbes, at 9riffeparer iolgtes til
@inoreoorige, oa at Snloonerne life
bleb Iuffet til SEN / 2oben forelfrep=
ne I'll.
@atDerngren bapoc paalagt &ayor
,Gtetpurt at llffe Gnlopnerre, me11
ban nggteoe at lpitrc. Da Sberiff
&an6ul ogiaa negteoe at ban0le,
ienbte @rrper11pr @e1t MiIs &obbs
|aflte6 for at tage fig uf gituatio=
nen. &rigslob hlep erfleret of Sberft
g. 6. 2otpto1t, superintendent for
Eugtbu1et. Sen bGp6es al fem
Meolemmer al &pltortilaeriet. @r-
fleringen flllAte paa ct Sorlongerl=
Sc fra Miis 6er,te @obbs, @l,bernpr
MeIts HripmiefretGr, at Meble1n=
inter- al 8proa6et og andre @pem=
b%e6Sm9n6, lon er beifDlm for Sper-
&rigslob. Sum rejlte 0erpoo ttlbage
De Sa5nonerne, ifal tage Mfihe6. 9a
ben5es 6orlaugenoe Mep ofpiit, poo
lag6e @ubernerens Mcprui entant
|Sberlt 2otpion at itilIe 8pen UNDER
&rtgslon. Sum reiltc bcrpoa ttlbage
til 5tatsbobebi taben.
Sberit 2aptons lille MtlitnrI tDr-
fe begp11bte Sperotioner11e me6 Ma5=
5ia / Saloonerne. @erterl1e blep al
bet in6til SCI. 4 gfternti0oag til at
ienoe tit S%nbentar og fine 9riffepu=
rer ITO at Gountpet; / mo6iat 6olo
bill 6tsie blipe fpnfiiferct. Mlle ST.
ems @mbeosn1Gno Mep orrei teret pg
bleb nrgtet Eillo0eIie til at lqtte fig
Il 6orbinoelie n1e6 gngferere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

Me,u Wurfs MIC MuDar esSobn
811rrcp M?itchcl(5 nonpDnelle al
Deifs Got6eri,te 8e11ent 9pis be-
tegrer Sen ierite @oinoe, lon CT
blepet iti.Iet i Spi0lsu for ct al
"oee1p Dorfs @pbeportenrenter. Sum
x1ar afloqt G%n1beoseoeu. Mii|s 0aUl3,
Ser er 2nge, Til fpm Gorbeorings-
Iommisiur hope MDn0igbeb til at
san]utte GpIpns,nrno for s@epffrNg=
5(er,e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-09

olticr tpbeliat bar piit SSntpoefom=
mertbeo onerfor 9iftator- NrGi ioen-
ten / Merieo.