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Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26
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beore Grunbs enb bet. @i er omsipet al
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msb pafre Stpelunoe, ceiliee Snoiiecr,
fore og imaa, 90 Iom Ressl intelligent.
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| gpen % hoiot salsr. aomits.n hauoe
leisi be to ifsrfie Sale. Os big. par pdtz
let fulb. Der blsp Here hunortbe taas
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fprnsisbs a,publiiansre paIsis Sobn eino
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Gnfeiore.

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tutp pdpoe forleDsn Geilisbeo til Ut
tase llg en- uoIIust os uotos en- 6ors
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lnotrGfe eno al neiOp bet Sernbant-
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lItrlnsspapirerne og bsJipe pe III Us,
iuranesosenten.
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bences YsmGriningsr Og logos, pa
bun bar f9rois. at ban lite Tumble liz
bstale 9tnsens. fer Jan bapos mere
ieloetsjsrenoe gepiisg for. al ItaRs
ben uirieIis par bsb.
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bauIsi. 9pao ital oet tiens til2 pan
er i'su bob Jon en- Spissr; bet tan
0sre iorlubs 9srs paa!
Oct CT 10 nugget maIis. min ijGr.
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iss er opristis btoreoet for 3sres
Stple."
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bette Spmpatbi | 5.rss' hor, Sors.
bet fan reg forIifre Dem om!-
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26
Representative
Oorom0no.
Ut aanbioatsy til STATE Gmbeoer
| iOritisui0e BARTER.
t~5ortirtteiie.I
Nv. 3 spb SafOta.

s lit @alsri at REPRESENTATIVES,
|Norom9nb lepsrer -Dteorab 9oiteu"
benns Sang portrattet al IN Dame.
ipm nnber ben for Ddmsr ,lers msset
IfjaIbns aGrs at bore aonOicat for ct
Statsembebe.. GUN e besuocn, bpis
hi lite buffer fell, ben fsrits apinoe at
nprIt 9ertOmt. iOm npber en- fig
uomertelfe.
Miis Wina $. 4uspeo, Der er Sus
ipnpartists aanbibat for S!oIeoireta
ter i Spb 0atota, CT fsbt / emmett
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26

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msb fine SoraIbre | 9opOrb GouuIp,
So, fra 1896. gun bar MI
mango 4dr boet | Spb 9dtotu, bpor
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% pdrme, epenbe Snteresie for Sto'
lens og Splpsninssns So9. 6or ii
bsn sr BUN Stpleiuperintenoert / 0dr
Gcuntn, ct Gmbeoe, bportil BUN bier
palgt / 1896 ps gienpalgt / 1898.
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ban boIat / Mubiion, iensre i gpsco'
bel, men iiben 1877 bar bans Siem
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bar ban altio peret Htpublituner, p0
ban paletes tiolig at line Weobors
gere iii foritieaise SiniOsbperp. Sau
bar p~reiibcut for Surosbp.n Sol
bisrs 9rppe / 1888 pg 1889 og SasIss
rer I 1892, 1893, 1897 % 1898,
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turen tire Sarge. / 1892, 1894 %
1896. Sons 4rbeioe 2egislotursn
bpor ban fremiatte og talte for oi8is
2opforilae, iom tpauQ Be fore Horpos
rdtioner / Staten til at betule i'm bill
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pppul9r blonbt 5oltet. s 1898 bier
ban pulgt til Statstasierer % III fsrs
Stemmer enb nogen anoen Sanoio1t
til st Stutsembeoe Utr. 0dpipion
bar altio taeet en- attn Del | politis
fen oe bar peret polgt Tom 9ele9It
mango 9dnge budoe til Statss og
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erestpmits. Som GtltstasIerer bar
ban puuoet ct Rapn ion ep giernem.
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BET pdr oerfor en- isioToet Sog, al
Purtiet for unbsn Sdr1 opItilebe bam
fem I'm adnbtbot.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26
Yaa Neiiefoo.

Seq enitsr meb Rsb. 9iaaoelie at fdd
ubtale min inosrlisits Sat for bet Denlise
geisa, Tom be mms. @ennsr / Wiuntds
polls os ct. paul ala mig, aftenen Tor
min @irsiis! Sat for @open! Eat for
Stunben! Stal life n9pns goer Deb
Rapn, men aismms Cher ale / tier grins
bring! 5 Ia IN uforpisnslig Slcmftsr'
trans paa Minbernes Sfattiite. og 0en'
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glpmmebuft, altib lebiaee mig lite
blot pua atlanterbarsts. men snoos 9jsns
mem 2ibets Storme! -
otter 9af til benz, 'om msote paa Sta
tionm! Serr.n pelflsne % bsodrs ale
mine 0enner! 9orseir Ssperitdo.
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Aorrefponounce

us.sss un Rsn g ssrak ass me BIT mhaas Denim Ill., y sar nka ssass snusn
ee d 9n~ntsumL RWnu Sn ts bHer Hutieser, mesmher peismmsns orepsnbsf GRu
Da.n m xnshhnm nas hw Rsunn % abustm
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26

Sir 5bomas 2iptun bar tunps
siort, at ban til Sommsren d9ter at
tpmme pper til 4merita meo en- m
Gpitpatt, Iom ital tpite $350,0O0.
Stpritspartsn at bisis pense tisn.e
ban | Gbicasp forleoen peo Spetulds
tipnsr / SIaf. Wleb fit nne Siib
tror ban fittert at tunne brinse meo
fla til Gn9ldnb "tbe Mmeriean Cup"
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-26

Seq bar mpe,neei Spnnfineu -Suspen.
men" eoo SiaHo, % pi liier ben soet. 3eu
anGr LET, arbsieer gooi os iparer aoot III III
Siam. sSugrH oil augre, pnt De oniiafer en-
al Gem. 6ragi 50 Gents Gle I. &opss,
Ruihioro. Wltnn
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-30
TAGGART CLAIMS INDIANA.
Democratic Chairman Also Predicts Gain
Of Three Coagressmen.

Special 70 The Washington Post
indianapolis. Ind. Oct 9-Democratie
National Committeeman Taggart gave his
first authorized interview to-day on the
Indiana outlook. claiming the State. but
giving no figures. He claims seven Con-
gressmen, an increase OF three. and both
branches Of the State legislature. He in
sists that the Republicans will use an
immense corruption fund on election day
Senator Fairbanks also gave an inter-
view. claiming the legislature, as well as
the Republican national and State tickets
He expects the heaviest gains among the
farmers. He insists that his party will
gain two Congressman in Indiana
Secretary Hawkins. of the Democratic
committee, gave out the following: AT
this time OF the campaign in 1895 we could
feel the ground slipping from our feet
This year we are holding our ground and
gaining. / had expected we might lose in
the closing weeks on account OF the use
Of Republican money. but We have gained
instead, and ii is too late 20 change the
tide"
Senator Beverage is the most optimistic
Republican. He tells his friends that he
thinks the party will carry Indiana by
1900 Conservative politicians place the
Republican majority at 1900. The betting
to-day reached as high as to ! on Dur
bin, Republican, for governor.
The Christian minis ers Of Indianapolis
met to-day. and a poll showed twelve for
Woolley, Prohibitionist; one for Bryan,
and nOn-committal. with none for Nc
Kinley. The canteen proposition is los
ing the President many votes among tie
Campbellites.
The talk Of trading Bryan for Kern. II
Is believed, is responsible for Bryan's re-
appearance in the State next Thursday,
and he VIII make number of speeches.
In Dubois County Democrats ars send
ing eanvassers abroad among the numer-
Gus German voters taking names of able
bodied men between the ages of eighteen
and forty-five. These canvassers affect
much mystery as TO their purpose, but
leave the inference that the canvass is
made in contemplation of a draft for an
imperial army to serve in foreign lands
This has created some little panic among
the German farmers.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-30
DOUBTS THE TORTURE TALE.
Commander SkepiicaI Of Reported Bar
barities to Ills Wen in Philippines.

Special 70 The Washington Post
Norfolk. Va. Oct. z8.-COmmander J. c.
Gilmore. T. S. ~, does not believe that
one Of the men Of his command. McDoa-
aid, who was captured with him while
surveying in the Philippines. was buried
alive by order Of the insurgent chief, No
viciO. The latter has just been condemn
ed 10 death for that and other crimes by
court-martial. Of whose findings Gen
Wheaton has approved. II Is more likely.
IN the opinion OF the commander. That
NOyiciO was tried for executing a wound
ed prisoner and condemned for that Of
Tense
The sensationally detailed account Of
the murder OF Venvile by opening ais
veins, and OF the buTyiEg alive Of Nc
Donald is regarded askance by naval o.
ficers acquainted with the methods or the
tribemen in dealing with their enemies.
Commander Gilmore and his felloW-caD-
lives left Mcdonald for dead. VenYiile
was desperately wounded Such small
comforts "a could be left him were placed
within bis reach by the American prison.
cTs before they were marched OF. The
boy did not look az though he could live
half an hour when his comrades were
torn from him by their savage captOrs
II Is highly improbable. IN the opinion OF
naval men here. that any trouble would
have been gone 10 In burying the captive
ssyages, they assert. delight % witness
the torture 10 which a captive d put. and
would therefore not have buried ne
Donald.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-30
LATEST LIST OF SOLDIER DEAD.
Casualty Reports from Manila, Taku.
and SRsasaki.
Gen. MaeArthur's weekly report of
deaths from disease is as follows:
Manila, Oct %, 1906.

Gen. MaeArthur's weekly report of
deaths from disease is as follows:
Manila. Oct. %. 1900
Adjutant General. Washington:
Following deaths have occurred since last report
Dysentery-oetober %, Company Z, Seventeenth
Infantry, Albert W. Frisby: October "A. Company
N, TUenty-hrst Infantry. Patrick J. Martin; Com
pany l. Thirteenth Infantry. Dennis Murphy: De-
tOber 2. Company c. Thirty-eighth InfAatry,
George F. Thornton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a. Troop K Fourth Cav
airy, Fred P. sullivan; Company p. Thirty-niath
Volunteer Infantry. Charles T. stearns: October q
Company c. Seventeenth Infantry, William Gross:
October Z. Company G. Thirtieth Infantry Logan B.
Jackson
MslariaI fever-oetober q, Company A, Forty
ninth Infantry. Robert L. Baker: Company ?.
Signal Corps. L. S A. Joha r. Taylor; August 9
Company B, Tventy-sighth Infantry John Eugel-
hsrit.
Typhoid fever-October ss. Company x, Twenty
seventh Infantry. Charles E Lsnox.
Meningitis-Octoher 4 Company H Eighth In
iantry. William H. Phelps; October 20, Company
F. Forty-nTst Infantry. william J. Miller
All other esuses-Oeto6er q. Troop L, Third Cav
airy. Altoa J. Rumery. October T. Company C
Forty-ninih Infantry. Douglas AIston October q
Company J. Thiry-ssyeHJb Infantry. John Eng
land: September "A, Company c. Forty-iourth IA
fantry. Verni stoekstiH October 10 Company l.
Thirty seventh Infantry. William Chatmsn
surgeon Perley. in charge Of the hospl-
tai ar Nagasaki. cables the following list
of casualties:
Following deaths have occurred since last re-
port October .. bephritis. Nathan HonmsEter
Company II, Fourtesath Infantry: October e.
myelitis. Charles crizlsr. compsaY G. FoarteenIh
Infantry
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-30
SETS ASIDE VOTING TRUST
American Distilling Company Stock
Combine Declared Illegal.
Chancellor Magic, of New Jersey, Rules
Any IrreyOcabie Arrangement or Ex-
elusion of Other Stockholders
Against Pic Policy.

Trenton, n. j.. Oct 29.-Chancellor
Magic to-day rendered a decision in one
Of the suits brought by Philip KreisseI
against the DistilliDg Company of Amer
lea. In the decision the chancellor grants
a temporary injunction, restraining Au-
gust Belmont, John L. Cadwallader. the
Jefferson College. William F. Harrity and
Alvin w. Krech, trustees, from voting
S5iOO0'OO worth Of stock of the company,
which they hold as trustees, in pursuance
Of an agreement entered into in June
last. The agreement provided that Will
lam l.. Bull, William F. Harrity Rudolph
Kepler Alvin w. Krech. and Richard
Sutro, a committee of the stockholders,
should investigate the affairs of the COM
pany This committee did investigate.
and IN furtheTanCe of the agreement rec
commended that the stockholders deposit
their stock with the Mercantile Trust
Company for surrender 10 the trustees
already named, who, for a period of five
years, should hold legal title to the stock
and have power TO vote it in the manage
menJ of the company.
The agreement also provided that the
stockholders who should not deposit their
stock with the trust company, or trans
Fate In any benefit of the plans adopted.
except on such conditions and penalties
as the committee and trustees should de-
termine.
Kreissel in his bill, charged that the
trustees were about 10 put into operation
the plans for the management of the
company that had been recommended by
the committee of stockholders, including
the election of officers, and he asked
that they be restrained from doing so.
The chancellor in granting the injunc-
ton, held that the voting trust that had
been created in pursuance of the agree
ment, was illegal. He recognized the
rule of stockholders 10 delegate by proxy
or otherwise the pGwer to vote stock.
where that authority was TeyOcable. but
he held that stockholders were entitled
to have other stockholders exercise and
express their Judgment in the manage
ment of the company, except where by
legislative authority stockholders may
delegate that power and added
IF stockholders combine by confer
ring power of attorney, or by creating a
trust with voting power, 10 formulate
and execute a plan for the management
of a corporation and exclude themselves
by an act irrevocable for fixed period
from exercising their judgment. or if
they reserve TO themselves any benefit TO
be derived from such a plan to the ex-
clusion of other stockholders, who do not
come into the combination, the agreement
to 50 combine is contrary TO the duty
due other stockholders. and against pub
lie policy"
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-30
CARLIsT OUTBREAK IN SPAIN.
The Chief of a Band Killed and His SIen
Put 10 Flight.

Madrid, Oct "a conflict between
"a armed Carlists and a detachment OF
gendarmes occurred yesterday near Bad
aloha The chief OF the Carlists was kill
ed and another man was wounded. Three
Remington rifles were captured. The
band retreated in the direction Of Mon
cada, pursued by cavalry and infantry.
The Carlist general, Solivar, has been
arrested at Barcelona, and a number OF
other arrests have been made In connec-
ton with the uprising at Badaiona. II ap-
pears that a BadalOna band OF Carlists
who wore red caps, summoned the gen
darmes OF BadalOna to surrender, but the
latter attacked and dispersed them
The aim Of the Carlists was 10 seize
the municipal treasury, as on the body Of
their chief was found a receipt thus
Worded:
Received from the mayor OF Badaiona
- pesetas. which will be refunded when
his majesty. King Carlos. occupies the
throne Of his ancestors"
Barcelona, Oct "a band OF twenty
Carlists appeared near Icualada. They
were pursued by the gendarmss, but al
though two we're wounded. all got away
Another And was discovered in the
neighbOFhOOd Of yergara. and was also
theoretically pursued.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-30
COMMITTED SUICIDE At SEA.
"aiiss Martha" Who said she Was n
school Teacher. Lost on Hatferas

Savannah. Ga. Oct. Zs.-Ths steamship
Nacochee. from New York. arrived here
to-day with one passenger missing. When
the ship sailed Thursday there Was a
young woman registered on the list -
Miss Martin" she Ma about twenty
FIVE or thirty years old. She was viva
ciOus and made friends easily she told
Capt. Smith that she was a school teach
CT "a New Jersey. but had lost her posi-
ton. To one Of the passengers she said
she had been living Tor some time IN East
TWenty-thlrd street. New York. To stu
another passenger. young woman. she
said that she had become dependent since
she had loaf her position and that she In
tended 70 commit suicide.
HatteTas Was passed late Friday ever
lag. and about 10 O'Clock Miss Martin re-
tired. Saturday morning she Was miss
ing. The only ciew left was an umbrella.
on the handle - which was scratched y
X Maltby. Cazenoyia." and a ticket In
her purse. which had been purchased AZ
Cazsrogla. y. \.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-30
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES or AMERICA.
A PRO(TAN ATTnN

A PROCLAMATION.
Il has pleased Almighty God "A h,,,, ,,-
nation In safety ana honor through sno,her
year The works Of religion ana charity hav.
everywhere been manifest Our country through
All its e1teat has heen blessed with abundant
hsrTests. Labor ana the great Industries Of the
people have prospsred beyond ali precedent.
our commerce has spread over the world. Our
power and Influence in the cause q freedom and
enlightenment have extended over distant rsas
and iandn- The lives q our sfaeiai representa-
ives and many Of our people IN China have
Teen maFselouslT preserved We hav. been
generally exempt from pessilsnoe and other
great ealamitiesi and even the tragic visisatloa
Nhieh overwhelmed the city Of Galveston made
evident the sentiments Of sympathy and Chris
tsn charity by virtue Of which we are one
united people.
Nov. therefore, I. william McKinlsy. Prssl-
Gent Of the Uhited states DO hereby appoint and
set apart Thursday. the 18th Of November next.
~ be observed By ali the people Of the United
states, At home or abroad. as day Of Thanks
giF'ng and praise 10 Him who holds the na-
lions ia the hollow Of His hand.
J recommend that they gather in their several
places Of worship and dsvoutly give Hin thanks
for the prosperity whsrevith He has endowed
us FOR soed-tims and harvest. for the valor.
devotion. and humanity Of our armies and ma.
vies, and for all His benefits 70 Us as indiyid-
uais aad as a natioas and tast they humbIy
pray for the continuance Of His Divine favor.
for concord and smity With other nations and
for righteOusness and peace IN all our ways
In witness have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal o; the United States TO be
affixed
Done at the city OF Washington. this 2sth day
of October. in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred. and Of the independence Of
the United States the one hundred and twenty
fifth WILLIAM NKINI.EY.
By the President:
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-30
STUDENTS LOST IN UNEMPLOYED CAVE.
Experience of Two syracuse University
B0ys-Caverns TO BE Explored.

Syracuse. n. Y, Oct. 2S-P. NJ. Helper
and Il. A. Holmes, Syracuse University
students. discovered a cave near James
vile, this county, Friday. They craWle1
into il. and finding a passage leading
downward, they entered that also, and
soon were in a second cave. Another pas
sage leading downward was entered and
the boys found themselves in a third
cavern. They had only a few matches.
and when they tried 10 retrace their steps
could not locate the opening.
After searching for more than two hours
they found q small hole in the roof OF
the cave. BY alternately standing upon
each others shoulders they managed TO
dig away the rock and crawl up into the
cave by which they entered. finally reach
.ne the open air. An exploring expedition
will soon be organized
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-30
Worried over Our Levaarine Trade.

Berlin. Oct 2s.-The central bureau for
the preparation OF commercial treaties has
addressed circular % the German press,
calling attention 10 the remarkable in
crease OF American exports 70 the Le-
want since the establishment Of q direct
line OF steamships 20 COnstantinopie and
the opening OF permanent exhibition OF
American goods In the Turkish capital
The bureau advises the organization OF a
German chamber Of commerce In Com
stantinople. 10 watch German CONNER
eial interests against American eOmpetl-
ffcn
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1900-10-30
Tuice Tgl..eagea wilhla wsea.

Waliham. Mass. Oct. p.-The second
freight wreck here on the Eitehbufg road
within a week occurred This afiernosn
Two men were slightly hurt and seven
ears and one locomotive were badly dam
aged. The injured are Y. A. Barnes. fire.
man. and James Livingston. head brake
man. both Of F1tchDuTg. Engineer Lynds.
who MAS engineer OF the freight that was
run into last Sunday, Was also In charge
Of las train that was telescoped to-day.