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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-05-29

Poison ivy or oak is instantly relieved. and
speedily cured by mentholatum which you
will find In opal jars for 25cts at Speed Drug
Co.
Roup In chickens is posatlveiy cured by
men tholatum at Speed Drug Co.
Putaway your winter clothes with Laven-
der and Cedar Cam phor, and avoid that Of
ieusive smell OF Tar balls. For sale at Mil
ford's Drug Store. Phone lO7.
We make specially of giving you the best
that money will buy. Come to see us once
mud Won will always be our customer.
Milfords Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-05-29
BOARD DIRECTORS.

p. B. Callison and Joseph Lake, feldel
Township.
P. B. Callson. ]. Add. Calhoun and Joseph
Lake. Krkseys Township.
Townsend, Fellowship Township.
J. Add. Calhoun, Joseph Lake and X. w
Townsend, Brooks Township.
J. W. Lyon and A. K. Watson, Indian Hi
Township.
Abhevile. =. g.. Jan. II. 1900
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-05-29

Pictures OF every description In all colors
aDd rugs TO beat the band. J. ID. Kerr.
Ring phone No. one Tor Ice In any quantity
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-05-29
Abbeville-Greenw00d cd
MUTUAL
|lSUR An CE
ASSOCIATION.
$ $4,000.

WRITE TO OR CALL on the.undersigned
J" or to the Director Of your Township
for any information you may desire about
our plan Of Insurance.
We Insure your property against destruc
tion by
FIRE, W|E9s'asx Or LIGHTNING,
and do so cheaper than any Insurance Com
pany in existence.
Remember we are prepared to prove 70 you
that ours is the safest and cheapest plan OF
Insurance known.
J. 3. BLAKE, Jr., Agent,
Abbeville, s. c.
J. FULLER LYON, Pres.
Abbeville, s. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-05-29

Senator Henderson was the honorea guest
of Hon. w. ii. Parker during his stay In the
city. After his address before the graduates
of the Graded School, he was given recep.
tion by Hon. W. H. Parker at ms r,a slegaRRt
f. Gillian. Hon, f. b. Gary. Hon. w. N.
Graydon, Mr.. L. w. Perrin. Mr.; j.; Allen
Smith. MIR. B. f. Bailey, Mr.. w. P; Greene,
Hon. NJ. p. DeBruhl, Mr.. Cheves Haskell MI.
J. G. Ellis. Judge r. 4. Hill and Gen. H. H.
Hemphlll.
GO TO THE FOUNTAIN.
Mr,F. C. DuPre has fitted up nice new
soda fountain, where you can gel any cooling
drink you desire, also ice cream and sheroel-
all flavors.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-05-29
EVENING EXERCISES.

Began promptly at $50 o'clock and were
opened with prayer by Rev. r. II! Jones,
pastor OF the Methodist Church, Immediately
after which Hon. F. B. Gary In few well
chosen words introduced most gracefully
Hon. d. S. Henderson, OF Aiken s: G., who
delivered the annual address which was OF
itself Literary gen." claiming the rapt
attention Of the audience. Mr.. Henderson IL
a fine speaker. fluent, practical, clear and
forceful, having withall most pleasing
DargOnal address
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
MAY BE ABANDONED.
Gossip Says That Fort Reno Will Be
Evacuated BY Army.

FL Reno. 0. T. Aug. 1a-The report
has gained eredence that since the open
ing OF the Indian country, Fort Reno is
10 be abandoned. Nothing from an Of
fetal source can b. obtained here along
that line. II IS stated that the soldiers
here viii either be transferred east or
many OF them viii be taken 70 Fort Sill.
If Fort Reno is 10 be abandoned II VIII
mean that one OF the most historic plac-
IS OF the west win go down. For many
years the name OF Fort Reno has been
a watchword in the western country. II
is situated on a high elevation 10 the
northwest Of FL Reno and for miles
around things can be distinctly seen
\ finer location for a fort could hardly
have been found and from the distance
the buildings and grounds remind one Of
the castles and houses of oiden times.
There are now several hundred men at
Fort Reno. Il IS quite a lively place.
The buildings have probably not been
kept up TO the United States standard.
They ere needing repairs. but this may
have been neglected because il was
thought that the fort would be aban-
doned The houses and quarters are
commodious. There is plenty Of good
water for stock and men.
The barns are filed with splendid cav
airy horses and in lots around the barns
sleek army mules are running loose,
waiting until they are needed 4 finer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11

lot of horses could hardly be found IN a
western country. They have been pick
ed especially for service and men with
ewes keen for q single blemish have look
ed over these horses ana said that they
we're Fl for the use of the men in the
United States army.
The Canadian river runs north Of the
fort. For miles and miles it can be
seen winding its way through the rich
Oklahoma farm land. To the north OF
and a little east Of the fort is the Oar
lington Indian agency. 1t IS there that
the remnants Of the once terrible bands
Of Arapahoes and Cheyennes get their
quarterly allowances. These Indians are
going one BY one TO the happy hunting
ground where the white man does not
interfere. but during their life in Okla
horna and words fort and soldier
have had much TO do with their good be-
havior.
The Choctaw railroad runs near the
fort. A spur carries the cars Of pro-
visions right 10 the supply houses and
for convenience this can hardly be equal
ed in other western forts. The home of
the commander is one OF ossrSort and
army life with all Of its diseomforts sure
Il has some attractiveness about H.
The fort is a little town in itself. It's
wei laid of streets give il & metroPoii-
tan appearance and the majority Of the
streets have been macadamiss8.
The Fort Reno reservation is quite a
large one and during the recent rush il
FI Reno hundreds Of people who travel-
eI in wagons TO this city 10 register hail
ed with delight a place where they could
camp and secure water and grass for
chair animals
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
WILL BUILD SOON.
Regents Planning for Addition TO the
University.

Norman. o. r. Aug 1e-The regents
Of the university VIII meet soon % de-
eide definitely uuoa tho plans for the rev
building. ard take STEPS ~ advertise f5r
bids for its erection. 10 IS feared. how
ever. that oViag % the scarcity ~ work
men. or rather 90 The very larse aroognt
of building rather o. the very large
amount ~ buldirs going On FIJI Oklahoma
IL VIII be almost Impossible % Ret con-
tractors - bid vith the praViao that
work shall commence 40 ouce. ln flct
trat it IS probable that an bids vIu pro-
vide thar work SHAH commence early m
The sprrE. Mechanic ia aH trades have
au they can possibly 10 all winter %
almost every town. CTS and hamiet in
the territory and tnr opening ~ fhe ree
country has greaf-S augmented the De-
uand.
It ras thought Tor a time that the
building would be constructed ~ granite.
but that has been f9rad lasrracfirael
owing % the immense expense lt would
incur. It IS now thought probable THAI
bur brick VIII eater largely into the
building
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
FITZGERALD
COLONY MAY
MATERlALIZE
Rumor That 1t Has Secured
Camp Supply Lands.
PLANS OF THE COLONlSTS
Effort Made in Georgia TO be
Duplicated in Oklahoma.
PLANS OF THE COLONlSTS

Guthrie. 0. T, aug. 10.-The Fitzgerald
coloney scheme Is about 10 materialize at
last The announcement has been made
that P. H. Fitzgerald Of Indianapolis,
Ind. has purchased the old Camp supply
military reservation, comprising 5000
acres Of choice land. for colony purposes.
Fitzgerald is the man who started a
colony in Georgia, which fourished for
awhile and caused much comment over
the United tsates. Since the establishing
Of that colony. Fitzgerald has been anx-
ious 10 establish & colony in Oklahoma
The land is a fine rolling prairie and
IS as fine as can be found in Western Ok
lahoma. The plan Of esta blishing a colony
in Oklahoma was much agitated last
spring. All over Kansas II was rumOred
that people were gathering for the pur-
pose OF taking land in the colony. Men
were sent into Oklahoma to look over the
country and see II they could secure any
great amount Of land together. II was
found Impossible TO secure q large tract
Of land at that time and from all indica-
tons the scheme was dropped for the time
being.
The plan Of the colony IS TO have
colony store, a colony town and q news
paper in the interests Of the people OF the
colony = nominal fee is charged 10 set
into the colony and this money goes 10
the running OF the scheme. Oklahoma
people have the impression that such a
colony viii not be a success What the
result Of it will be remains TO be seen, but
with the opening Of the new country and
other chances to secure good home, II is
a serious question among Oklahoma peo-
pie whether enough people can be secured
10 make UP the colony.
Camp Supply was abandoned several
years ago and the land sold. Under gov
eminent control the camp was kept in
splendid condition. and was one Of the
most beautiful places in Oklahoma In
early days. there were many eneount-
ers on that reservation between Indians.
and adage has it that years ago it was
the favorite camping ground OF the IN
dian
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11

ial advantages for the guidance Of home
seekers.
And it is the object Of this communica-
ton 10 set out some OF the advantages
Of that part Of Eastern Oklahoma known
as Pawnee county. ard especially the
eastern portion of this county. lying be-
tween the Arkansas and Cimarron rivers
and east of tae Pawnee reservation. and
known as the Triangle" This section is
in the form Of a right aueied triaglIe.
whose base is the south line Of the
Cherokee strip and about - miles in ex-
tent. with the Pawnee reservation on the
west as the perpendicular about Is miles
in extent. with the Arica1 sas river form
ing the hy otenuse OF the triangle Sit
uated about midway between the ends Of
this hypothenuse. IN the Arkansas river
is the town OF Cleveland. point destined
TO become one Of the beast on the river
This town has never had boom Its
growth has always been Just sufficient TO
keep even pace with the growth OF the
surrounding country
EncircIing the town and extending far
above and below. extends the broad val
leys Of the river. On whese banks has
grown one Of the foremost Gowns OF kan
sas. and on whose banks IS destined % De
the site Of the banner city of Oklahoma
whether this distinction is 20 belong %
Cleveland remains to be seen- In the
immediate vicinity Of the town and half
encircIing il. is 1.00o acres of river bot
tom land. the far-famed Jordan Valley.
upon which now. after loug-continued
drouth. may be seen miles OF tlsseled
corn that viii make from - 10 80 hslshels
20 the acre Emptying into the river
from the Oklahoma side. above and below
the town. are such streams as Ranch
creek. CEDAR creek ana Bear creek, whose
fertile bottoms are not surpassed by the
coil al any locality
Cleveland has q population of not more
than five hundred Inhabitants. bat every
house is occupied. while a number n
tents are used by families rot able 70
procure houses
The town supports a graded school. in
a two-storv stone building. which. during
the months when the schools are open. Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11

a great attraction % persons wanting
good school facilities. a number q good
business houses have been erected with
in the last year. as wen as several nice
cottages Among the persons who have
thus built are J.. ". Drown. vs.. a.. Burt.
O. 3. Wheeler. W. J. u. Blair. Samuel
Kinney. T. .. Martin and ~. y. Thomas
And even during The hot- dry DAYS OF the
past month the voice az the hammer has
not been hushed- The latest enterprise
that has ripened into a reality Is the
bridge that is 90 span the Arkansas river.
the material for which IS now being lait
on the ground, and when this structure
has been completed and the X =. o. & q.
railroad. whose survey has just been COM
pieted through the town ard on % the
southwest. SHAH have become q thing ~
faoth then VIII Cleveland take the rank
among Oklahoma towns which her people
now predict Cor her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
ICE CREAM POISONED.
Dish Of Vanilla Nearly Caused DEATH
OF Three Persons

Normal. o. r.. Aus. ia-Thc Trans
cript saws. "Elder J. r. scott ard WIS
and their daughter anss Fannie. bad an
experience wlsh ice cream en SUNDAY
thar they 90 not desire repeated. and
one, in fact. that causel chem gress
agony ana c8ue near klisr them.
THAT afternoon they ase some frs
cream that had been made by Mrs.
s-1ft ard about o'clock we're taken
violently SOD with sruinGs ard vomiting-
Mr Scott Says they vomitef for ten or
twelve hours almost continuously. De-
spite everything that Gee doctors roulI
giFr Them. and or sun'fav night. FOR Is
time. Nrs. scotts ilfc was desnaircI ~.
Ehey are aH Better now ard eat az dan
ser tHt very weak and sore.
"It ls thousht the poison was n fha
vanilla extract that vas pan lnto fha
cream The hetle with the extract thar
remained has been preserved and VIII
be l-7iyzet
+tir- Scott s. manager ~ ere Choats
il.absr yard Oh Nofmsn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
Clearance Hot Weather Fabrics

AL cur Thin Summ Fabrics are marked
down 50 cheap that it Sdl pay you TO buy
another waist or gown for the remaining
sumner months Of the season.
Beautiful Pervenche Organizes, 75c
quality, for ..........-.-..-... so
Embroidered Novelty Swiss. SOC quail
ity, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Satin Stripe Dimities, beautiful color
ings, soc quality, for...-.-.--..... 20
Exquisite designs in Mercerized Fab
rics, SOC value, for ............--. 10
Silk Chambray, for early fall, soc
value, Observation-Disclosures. So
All the best grades Of Dimities marked
down to one-haf their value.
Avail yourself of this opportunity 70 get
handsome dress cheap.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
PercaIe Sale

We have magnificent line OF Per-
Gales for wrappers, waists, shirts and
children's wear that you can buy at cost.
sr-3c grade for 1-2c- Ioc grade
for 1-2c. u I-2c grade for 8 he. I5c
grade for 10 1-2c. After these are gone
you will have to pay what ether stores
sell them for and the regular price with
rs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
China Mating Sale

Clearance sale On very fae line OF
specially good patterns and extra quality
OF Floor Mating. We make lev pr css
on OF them % make room for cur new
stock. What We have IS our spring pur-
chase and jrst as good as new aud You
can buy them much cheaper. IF you. see
them you won't 60 without buying II i
is question CT low p-ice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
IN TRIANGLE COUNTRY.
Good inducements Tehere for Disap-
pointed Land Seekers.

Cleveland. o. T. Aug lo-Now tnat
the excitement and rush Of registering
and drawing at EI Reno are over and the
$4,000 unsuccessful hOmesee<ers are at
liberty TO cast about them for something
within their reach. il would seem proper
for the different localities n che terri
tory to place before the public their spec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
Clearance Wrapper Sale

: cool, comfortable Wrapper is neces-
sity these hot days. We are making a
special cut sale On the odd sizes and styles
10 clean up this department. We make the
price cheaper than you can buy the material.
Don't waste your tine sewing with the Their
mometer 100 il the shade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
Indigo Blue Prints

On wednesday We will sell So pieces
Indigo Blue Standard Print a.
AZ Cents Yard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
The GREATER DEPARTMENT STORE OF
MOrsman, Innes&CO.
Genuine ButtermiIk Soap
Three Cakes in a Box
Oar Price, Eec.
Bailey Talcum, L
Taffeta Silk Jackets

This is 2 special purchase OF q few sam
pies OF Tafeta Silk Jackets al price very
much below their value You can have the
benefit OF buying one at a wonderfully low
figure. They are all made OF good material
lined and up-to-date in style; Just the
the garment for cool evenings, riding or
travelling.
$3.50 value at ............S3.9 SO
So. so value az ............ 4.29
$500 value at ............ 4.69
All are handsomely trimmed. There IS
only limited quantity. Those Who arrive
early Monday morning will Dc the ones 10
be served first.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
Hosiery Snap

IS dozen Ladies' Fast Black Hose.
These fine, extra quality Of Hose are
sold al ever fer I5c pair.
On Sale MeHday for Ice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
Towel Sale

Monday purchase for you. Is dozen
Red Bordsred Damask Towels, fringed-
4 snap purchase By our buyer II New
5ork which he shipped at once for spscid
sale. They would b. considered cheap
81 IS cents.
Oar Prize AOaday. lec.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11
WAN FOUND DEAD.
;. e. Beck ~ Near pond Creek Dies
IN His Garden

a man - ahoet 81 years who i.ved alone
on q farm Two miles north ~ J@rfrzan.
Ras found dead 81 his esrges ae7et 7z1
this morning ar man name1 Hau. wha
happened t1 ~ passing the place. Ifa
reported The fact o. the aufhorifies ~
Jf1eraon. aai fher Immediately notified
Sheriff H1tte ~ tho affair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11

Mennen'S TaIcum Powder
L CsatS.
Coke DaHdrHff Cure
Large Size, y Cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-11

p.- z.g. D..r.s e. Eagle. 0.In.rsa oe Per w.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10

Malcrfuitcn farer ofte Hoe hos
Sen, Tom fife er lsoler at TrofesIion
oe finn al og til bar Spfororing til
at BRUCE oen. Cite blir bet til bet,
OF ben Iasses bort fulo al @ealing
% terfer til, iaa Ben blir itio og
haarb iom en- Ninbe. Eli ANDRE Si-
Der letter mar oen fonife bort / en-
Notte meo 8ono, men 8arroet oitn-
tier bort Iibt efter liot, og Ter man
life oeito nsiere eiter, laa err Der
mart bare Botten og Soften igien. 5
29ngoen blir Oct en- oaarlig 8ebano-
ling. ielp ON man pasier ben meo
@orb. 9eore er Oct at laoe Den itan
/ Malerplie, men beore END bette igien
fol bet bore at ifple bet goot no /
bebt @ono og @reuiebe, itrafs man
er fGrbig meo at BRUCE beiL % bar
man liot Raptha at fsie til, saar Oct
ian meeet Iettere. Ronr iaa Soften
err blepen rem. I9gges BEN hert, til ben
bliper tor, boorpoa Sen ptfles eoot
ino / 8opir os giemmes til Ell nnoen
Gang. Men glenn iaa fife, boor Den
blep lagt!
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
gnarfiliasen. senator @cGo.

Mmarfijiagen. Se1lator McGo.
mas bolot oen 5te December III lGn'
sere % bel uourbeioet Gale ON anar.
tisnier, og efter baan talte gamle
Soar. McGoma5 frembol0t, ut aon.
ititutionen giper &ongresien Dfpnotg'
beo til OF ilan fait peo Sop, at Dos.
ltroi lfal rairnie etlbper Eerlon, JON
0rGber en- Yr9fiSent eller angriber
Ell Yrplioent / Seniigt OF br9be eler
bielper og opmlintrer til Ell laaoan
@ierning. let bar i%ntereslmtt at
bore ben prp9roige Soar, 6ornlun.
Den / 2opfontiteen, iom bar laa meget
at gisre nleo SilbIioelien al enbper
&pngreSaft. San uotalte, at Oct BAR
panifeligt at ranlnle WorOere al
aplger % SerIfere, oa De altlo glor-
De Jig til al i'm Sorbruoelie pg fife
lob Jig oiifr9ffe peo noaen StrGi.
Saaleoes nr Siliploet mco 8ilheIm
al Sraniets Wtorber. galtbalar 8e-
raro. lom meo @lPoe unoerfoiteoe Jig
oen Sortur, ban blep 8ienitano nor.
enboer aongemorOer bar pentet iig
Ell burtig 9so. vi ben 8runo troeSe
Sdleren, Of oct n9iten pilbe pore
unpttig at fomnle meo Here Giraffe.
beitelmleIier. Get pirfiomite Ytiooel
piloe ppre, at 8eroens cipiliiereoe
9ationer fom til enigbeo ON CT Ell.
lomt Steo paa Soroen, bporben man
90 filnoe ienoe ule Inarfiiter, iom
boloer for, at r~esierenoe Yerioner
bsr mproes. Eaa Ell iaaoan enlis
Yiaos fun0e Inarfiiterne gierule1n.
isre lime Sbeorier ON, at Der ingei
&egiering ber p9re. og 9eroen otlne.
ppre Dem fpit. SAB Dem toge i'm
egen Nteoiein" iasoe Senatoreu, "og
Lao @eroen iad ie, bporleoes Oct snar.
9oo Anarfilterle ielp iaa prspe Irnr.
fismen." San ubpifleoe oerpaa, at
Misunderstanding ptloe pere en- pas.
ienoe Straf efter aonititittiouen, %
bpis ale andre 9ntioner fom opereHs
ON al ierOe enbper andrfiit til ct
Steo, bpor Der irseu Resierius er,
trocoe ban, at ingen Strai tunoe pere
mere pirfringsfulo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
9erOrab EOltcnS Erdmifr
for ~f9Of-f9O2.
Sanilie. gGsnins 30. 25.
for f9Of-f9O2.

"Seorab1Oien"s Prrmebos for 1902 or mn irrSis til cmbeins, on
Ut hdaber bore sGiere ol Hnoe, at on ct % aft aaar paa Ssbe msS be
hohHere nogiune Wfno al Senne HGffe - % maa1c pl iaa BET.
Soaen inoleoes mo en- goo EucriGtcie al Siafnar Sjort Sondems
torfrinhs frcpnc romantifc SurtG0ins fra en- norf SjlobpsS, "Aiatbprs
SGpu". SrmGf issr en- al Senrf @rnnerS inSerfs fuicig. Sifprier
ira Sfaane, "Sporoam bnn 1T i'm @amle". GSrcnoc ps pnfhr or ben lille
Nopene "6orient". "Gi Iolaruatens Drama" aiper en- arbeuSe Sflorins
nj Vanl Vieroiss to MaaueSer LANCE @natholb peS Siosn al I'm osoe
aamerat en- nsie Sershpttc lanst noro pu sran, Soiefs eauo. gfbamo.
lrnsen "Sapbnnoen" ar HeSe for Sn forbolospis upc @ioeuhnbsgren
Seramoarahen ear sGreu ON oct iornnscrlia brcasSe Gin, iom rsrer ia
paa De ore Sapbsb ca paa @eroensbapeues Snnb. Zen moriomme 81.
hortc ON "SanSt for Cohen, Den aamle anarf, in alorig fanot Oct bdci'
hst at bs; Oscar gaanaros rsrenbc SmSie fra SinSIpscapkt "Sea
spffeliae"; on "geanbm Sanaanaruet", Ell Sotraina ON huorSau ct
Mennefes aaraftcr % @emntslp fan misiorhaacs o. DC fiGbueoanarc
6dser oerat, or altiammen Sina, ium man aierns lrer mere cuS en- Sang.
Sun fommer ct loet ltSuaIa "Torf eprif", en- spfpt Tsrlcr fra ben nssrc
nprfe Sistnina. Sr hnbeS bIanSt anset elias Slrs herlise nurfe
"UeornlanSsialmc" % fOrsuriat Sime al Sbcpopr Gasparil Ruienfruns
Sobnien, Fer Sbc, SanS RepnulSs, @iheim araa Sacob gna, Guar
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Sntenne, men Ut baaber bpa, at ingen fommcr iii at le ia plat forcGrpet.
= SnSclia naa nGpnrs Saepb SnaS uatrc % pempoSiuare Sarnecms.
erinSrina "Wfarm", Nsbjsrnirns Gpentnr "Gcr Cunt, Sans NnnruSs
Sfitie "Sof % S@", en- liSen Gpiuoc "Sru Dpaarsntens @lansperiOoe"
% "Src Sihpier ir ltnsSommcu".
Scr or life oprcsnt aft pau lanat mar, men hi baa6er, bette CT moi til
at stc ct gcsreb ON llopalaets aarnfcr o. Bet rgt afpcr(cnSe SuSboo AZ
Dor nnc TrGmicbus.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
aamaltraftaten. 8reiioent 8ooie.

Standardization. Er9Iioent Hooie.
pelt ienote ben 5te December Seratet
Oct al Sdp % Eauncefote iloarbetoe.
De SoriIag til en- Srattnt mellem De
Soreiieoe Stater og England angaa.
eitbe Ell iltbnGif aaual. Get pplerlt-
liee al Sorilaget er tioligere meo'
oelt / "Gecorab~ASolter," % SGlerie
pil bape Jet, at Oct fiiblie Buntt an
gaaenoe aanalens geipitelie er FOR.
bigaaet. 5 @rtifel 3 beoer oct blot,
at De iSoreneoe Stater lfal bape Het
til of bplbe ct mllitGrt Solrti luleS
Sanalen FOR at beifptte eel moo Sop.
lssbeo % uorDen, % at Den alorlg
iful bioferes eler gipe Stun nor De
ieDoanlige arigsrettiebeOer ON Deags
ter, ion benptter Den, fprer &rig meo
binaroer. aatnlen lfnl pGre fitlo'
it9iroig neutral. a~rigfsreitoe Ntag.
ter maa life Iaoe lime Stibe ~proutan.
tere eller inotage aigsmateriel rnoen
bens Omroaoe; De ma life engong
ligge title Der mere eno ct 0pgii.
England ganr nforbeboloerlt iito pou,
at aarnlen bpgses, brIpes % ltpres
al Dc ~sSoreneoe Stdter.