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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15
HOME NEWS IN
PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

E. Niles, of San Francisco, is at the
Lafayette.
L. E. c. Jordan is in town today
from Reno.
H. Cullinane, of San Francisco,
was an arrival on No. last night.
r. II. Fabian, of Chicago, arrived
on No. 8 last night and is transacting
business here today.
Attorney James F. Dennis, of VIM
nemucca, has legal business in this
city.-Carson News.
The South Carolina" is the name of
a quartz claim located by H. J. Ben
der near Jackson mountain.
Trainmaster McGovern, accompan-
led by Roadmaster Griffin, was In
town for short time last evening.
Have your piano tuned by an expert
Leave orders with Mrs. Crooks, Bridge
street. Prompt attention; satisfaction
guaranteed. B. F. ROSSI.
An order of distribution was made
and entered in the district court yes
.erday in the estate of Moses E.
5ushey, deceased,
Both afternoon passenger trains,
No 6 and No. 3, are late today, and
at last reports are due to meet here
At o'clock this evening.
w. H. Child has located and filed
.Iotice of location of five mining
,laims in the Star district, all Of
which are in the vicinity of the Sheba
mine.
j. J. GIossman and Peter Organ
have filed with the county recorder
..otice of location of sixteen placer
laims in the Spring Valley mining
district.
C. B. Hanson has written to- friends
here from Greenback, Josephine coun-
ty. Oregon, and states that he is en-
pioyed by the GTeenback company at
tnat place.
Dr. Porter, accompanied by Mrs.
Porter and little daughter, Lottie, re-
lurned this morning from San ran
-.sco, where they have been for
month past.
aaron Drown returned last nignt
from two weeks visit in California.
e was at several different points
while away, and reports a thoroughly
enjoyable trip.
Howard Miller, an Indian, brought
ia today bunch of eighteen wildcat
and twenty-one coyote scalps, filing
his affidavit with Justice Robins. The
bounty ON these amounts to $3.50.
1t is learned that NJ w. Frary is
expected to arrive in Paradise next
Thursday from Pacific Grove, Cali
fornia, for short visit with number
Of friends living in and around Para
disc.
A bulletin has been posted in the
depot for the information of train
men announcing that platform has
been erected for handling freight at
Suva spur, three miles east of Wads-
worth, and that all freight for the
Eagle Salt works will be unloaded at
this point in the future.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15
Will Please the Ladies

Mrs. Porter has returned from San
Francisco, where she has been for a
month studying the latest styles and
selecting a choice stock of fall and
winter millinery. The ladies of Win
nemucca are assured that as fine and
extensive line of millinery has never
before been shown here. The an
aouncement of the fall opening will
appear later. 9-15-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15
Better Prepared Than Ever

DR.. Porter is now ready to resume
his practice of dentistry in Winnie
mucca, and is better prepared than
ever before to satisfy and please his
patrons, having just completed a post
graduate course in his profession at
the best school Of modern dentistry tn
San Francisco. e.1e.1
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15
Will You Need Them?

We have just received a .arge ship
nent OF fruit jars OF all kinds and
sizes. with extra tops and rubbers
Everything in this line you need. Our
prices defy competition. and it will be
to your interest to see what we have
before buying. e. Reinhart & Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15
HE MUST
PRODUCE
RECORDS
Subpoena on Postmaster.
General in Investigation
Cases
BEAVERS GETTING IN HURRY
Machen's Bail Bond inereased
to $50, 900 Erwin Not
Yet Arrested

WASHINGTON, Sept 14-George
Beavers, the former chief of the di-
vision of salaries and allowances of
the Postoffice department, has retain
ed local lawyer as counsel.
At the instance of the latter a SUBJ
pcena was served on the postmaster
general today directing tie production
at the records in the salary and al
.owanee division in connection with
the supply of the Dent-Brandt CASH
iers at the hearing of Beavers, to be
ned in New York. September 10, un-
der the Brooklyn indictment.
Beavers counsel, in accordance with
the legal requirements, rendered the
postmaster general the prescribed fees
and mileage expense necessary for the
trip. which the postmaster general ue-
clined to accept, explaining that 1t
was imp. actIcaDle Tor nim to go to
new York at that time.
Mr.. Payne asserts confidence in the
losing of the investigation by the
early part OF October. The Federal
grand jury, which has been investi-
eating the postal cases, resumed its
session TO-DAY, examined several wit
nesses and adjourned until tomorrow.
1t is understood that among other
matters evidence regarding the ad-
ministration of the oIiee of the assist
ant attorney general for the Postoffice
department, priol to the investigation.
is beng placed before the grana jury.
Inc bail OF August w. Machen, the
deposed head of the free delivery sys-
TEN, today was raised from $4,000 to
$50 1000.
Inc advance in the amount is the
result of the additional indictments
returned against Machen last week.
ERWIN NOT UNDER ARREST
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE
copy of the indictment brought against
James w. Erwin, postal inspector,
has not reached the Office of United
States District Attorney Woodwork
up TO noon today and as result no
action against Mr.. Erwin was taken by
the authorities.
The accused man is ready with his
Dcndsmen and his attorney to take
any action which may be necessitated
by the language of the indictment.
INDIC1 I'D MEN SURRENDER
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Isaac NC
Geihan and George H. Huntington, of
the Columbia Supply company. who
were indicted in Washington, ID. c.,
II Connection with the postal scan
dals, surrendered themselves to United
States Marshal Henkel, in this city.
today.
Bench warrants were issued for the
two men last week, at the time of the
arraignment of George w. Beavers, on
the Washington indictment.
The warrant upon which the two
men were held charges them with
having, in the city of Washington,
conspired together and
with August w. Machen and others to
defraud the United States out of the
sum of fifty cents for express ana
every package to be furnished by the
Postoffice department under a con-
tract with the Columbia Supply COM
pany, and with having given to Ma
chen s100 in pursuance of this con-
spiracy.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15
Delegates Arriving

OGDEN, Sept. 14.-Up until noon to-
day one hundred delegates have ar
rived here to participate in the
Eleventh Irrigation congress.
Senator Carey, of Wyoming, came
In on this mornings train. Lieuten-
ant Colonel Don Ignacio Altimera, at
tache OF the Mexican embassy, arrived
over the Rio Grande this morning.
The more prominent members arc
scheduled to arrive this evening and
during the night, the number includ-
ing several governors of states.
The delegation from Dawson county
Nebraska, numbering twenty-nine
delegates, came in a private car.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15
For Rent

Modern six-room cottage on Fourth
street; convenient location and de-
sirable in every way; water and eee-
trio lights included; house in first
class repair.
9-S-tf. E. REINHART & co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15
For Sale

Horse and buggy for sale at rea-
sonable price. Apply to Mrs. NJ. A.
Reed. 14-6t
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15

Don't miss an issue OF the silver
State.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15
IF YOU NEED JOBWORE

Don't forget that the SILVER STATE Office
10 Thoroughly Equipped for sIl kinds Of work
In this line; New Material. Best Stock, Com
peteut, Up-to.Dste workmen.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-15

Clean, Reliable, Covering he field Thoroughly;
Fair and Unpreiudlced, Published with the In
tenticn Of keeping the reader informed, and
aiming to do injustice to none.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01
EDEN BANK CREAMERY.

The annual report of the Eden Bank
Creamery, Limited, Chilliwack, B. c.,
received by The Ranch, shows well
for a prosperous concern. 1t says
amongst other things:
During the past year new cream
cry has been established in Chilliwack,
and naturally this has drawn from us
a few patrons, but we can claim that
the Eden Bank Creamery still main
tains her lead as the largest creamery
in the province 1t certainly should
be a matter of congratulations to the
whole municipality that from the LIST
of June to the 31st of December the
output of the two creameries has
reached the total of 155,546 pounds of
butter, being an excess of 25,365 pounds
over the whole output of the Eden Bank
Creamery for 1901, and we look for
ward to a friendly rivalry of the two
creameries for predOminance for the
present year. with total output for
the municipality of at least 100000
pounds. During the year ending De-
cember 81 1902, the creamery has re-
ceived milk from cream testing 1O4, $50
pounds of butter fat, producing 1880
pounds of butter, showing a decrease
of only II ,6O1 pounds of the output of
1901, which in consideration of our re
duced patronage, we look upon as
very good result. The butter sold for
an average price (after deducting COM
missions and freight) of 24.72 cents per
pound. The cash paid to the patrons
for 1O4 $50 pounds of butter fat has
been $25 ,70683, an average price OF
24,5S cents per pound.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01
A WALLA WALLA INDUSTRY.

Few people in Walla Walla realize
the magnitude of the manufacturing
plant of the Gilbert Hunt company.
Established in 1879 on small scale,
it has grown until now it has the dis
tinction of being the only threshing
mandatory on the Pacific coast, and
it's general machine shops the most
complete in the northwest.
The plant covers ten acres of
ground and it's various departments
are housed in ten different buildings.
At present only fifty-five men are en-
ployed Immediately in the shops, but
on May 1 the force is usually increas-
ed to 100 and maintained until the
close of the harvest season, says Wal
la Walla Union.
In the two warehouses of the COM
pany at the present time are thirty
five new Pride of Washington"
threshing machines, an equal number
of horsepowers, traction engines, nu-
merous stackers, barley crushers and
dozens of other minor manufactures.
The machine shops are said by
those who judge by comparison to be
the most complete in the Northwest.
All the improved devices for working
iron, steel and other metals are en-
ployed in the equipment. One partic-
ularly interesting piece of machinery
in the shops is for re-corrugating the
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01
DE LAVAL DAIRY SUPPLY CO.

This company has recently estab-
lished a branch in Portland, which is
intended to be the northwest distrib-
uting agency for Delaval separators
and standard creamery and dairy
goods, including the machinery and
supplies of the Creamery Package
Mfg. Co. They have opened up in
commodious quarters at 65 Front st.
Mr.. S. E. Bruno, the manager, is pro-
gresssive, wide-awake, energetic bust
ness man, who has had large expert
ence in his line, and no doubt will sue
coed in creating a large trade in this
field.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01
TURkESTAN ALFALFA.

In numerous particulars the Turke-
stan alfalfa, which is made speciality
by Currie Brothers of Milwaukee, is
superior to the common kind grown
in this country. Their advertisement
elsewhere states the principal of these
is brief We add one prominent and
most important characteristic, that of
growing a more slender and less
woody stem, and consequently pro-
ducing finer, more nutritious hay
In many sections of this country alfal
ia has become the great forage plant
The Turkestan variety, having gained
a foothold through this enterprising
seed firm, must make it still more pop
ular. It's merits, in comparison with
the common sort, are well set forth
in half page of the elegant Currie
1903 catalog, which will be mailed
free for the asking. (Ad.)
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01

rollers used in flour mills. 1t is said
that at times there are hundred OF
these rollers on hand to be re-cOrru-
gated, sent by the mills of the Inland
Empire
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01

1t is counting danger to stand under
icy caves. Not few have learned this
to their cost. Every winter injury and
even death are reported as the result of
this carelessness. But there is a far
more popular way of counting danger.
Every man or woman who neglects a
cough is. inviting sickness, and many a
fatal sickness has its beginning in a slight
cough.
The timely use of DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will cure the cough.
Even when the cough is obstinate and
there is hemorrhage with emaciation and
weakness, "Golden Medical Discovery"
always helps and almost always cures.
III was troubled with bad cold which settled
on my lungs and left me with a miserable
cough" writes Mr. Joseph d. Burns, of 3I8
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01

The Yakima Horticultural Union
has arranged with Ryan & Newton, a
prominent Spokane commission firm,
to handle the produce of it's members
in that city during the coming season,
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01

HueStlS street, Ithaca, New
York. Ell used two bottles of
your Golden Medical Discov-
cry after which my cough
disappeared entirely. l can
not recommend your medi-
cine too highly
Accept no substitute for
~Golden Medical Discov-
cry" There is nothing
0just as good" for dis
eases of tn e stomach,
blood, and lungs. Sub
stitution means a little
more profit to the dealer
but a loss to you.
The Common Sense
Medical Adviser, 1908
large pages, in paper
covers, is sent free on
receipt of Fl one-cent
stamps to pay expense of
mailing only. Address
DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buff
falo, N. Y.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01

w. R. Glass, travelling representa-
San Francisco, Cal. was a caller at
The Ranch office last week He reports
that he is establishing agencies in
Oregon and Washington for the cream
cry goods of that firm, including the
Simplex churns and cream separators,
for which they control the entire
coast territory.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
porto Sioo.

8rpernsr Suut par | iorri9e llge i
Force, % ga ban Ntanoog ben 12te
tom tiIbage til Sope0ltaben Sat
Suan, fit ban bsre. at SoeiaIiiter ca
InarfiIter bapSe bopt ct Sammcnitso
me0 Golitict. s belle ben iponIfc Der.
ben er Der iuIbt al SoIf, ION bploer
raNifaIe IuifueIier, % ser er caiaa
en- gob Gel al Dem pao Eorto &ico.
Ssnbug 0eu lite bar Sc noe uteo
iorte % rsbe Slaa, mebeu& be bar set
ameritarife Stag omoinOet meo SIR.
Beflor. 9SsbeIcn giorSe ct ioare Spef.
tnfeI. Tnarfiiten GorSe bolbt en-
Gale, b0ori han iogSe. at 9IobSuSgu.
belle mootte iii naar set bar neS.
peuSia. Golitiet FREQ inc % arreitt.
rebe 40 al llrcitiitcrne. Gnlen efter
bIep Sc Scultc til 6 NaareSerS SPMg.
Tel. @Ianbt Dem bar oaiaa GurSe
iom bGpSe boanet set amerifarIfe
Elog. GmeriFomruc iorIanaer II
8lperrsreu at ban ma bile StreuI.
heS MOB Be farliae SocioIiirr o1
gnarfiiter og o~prethcIoe SrNenen,
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
5noianerne mtsforncieoc

Snoianerfommisi9r Sones bar fra
Sltotaneragent Scott peo Seed, 2ofc
iaaet en- Rapport, boori Ser meS6e.
les, al Der er megen 9isiornsieIie
blanot Snoianerne paa Chippewa SIC.
leroatioren oper, at MorriSIopen on
Salget al Ssmmer paa &eierpationen
ital glennemfsres. Sc tror, at Be bill
ltSe Sfobe oeo en- Zig SrSning, %
oct er Dc tore SrGIaitbnnoIere, ION
lelp life LITER WorriSlopen, Der ipts
ter Snotanerne oette | Sooeoet. Sc
bar tnobilSt Snoianerre, at Sc bill
tabe So FOR bpert SlriinO SOB Gum.
Der % bar onnohet Dem ON at ien6e
en- gnisgniua til Snoenrig8miuiite.
rem ON Ell 9enoring al MeglIatiorer.
ne, Ennft s / oiSie beitemmer mem.
liz at SinrbermPrOeEc ifoI rD6oe al.
pcien ale Stumper pao 2anSet, eiter.
at DC bar hitggPt Ssmmeret. Snben.
riG.SminiIteren hor imibIerti6 tiIficu.
Seaipet, at Der life biz bIioe noaeu
NoranSring | ReauIationcrne. od al
NforriSIoUen piI bIioc nsiagtig oier.
remfsrt. Geriom Snbionerne bIiper
nroIi9e, bill ct Gouponi al SoIoater
blioe ien6t til @uIfer for at hoISe
Gic meb Dem, mems Gotten giennem.
fereS iii Iiuteren.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16

8lennemlnitSfuoliteten al Baar.
bpeSen er S5.5 mob 87.7 ifior.
Maiiens SiLitano ben lite Sftpbet
angipeS til sos moo ST. for er
Ntaaneo iibeu % 1916 ifior. @ieu.
neminiitet for De iioite 10 Gar Ell
.77.75.
Sc iorIsbige Speaper aniRtter
2anbets SaureouIins til 7S7 0siaio'
ner 9lllbels eller ct 8enneminit al
2S.4 9rtlbels pr. Gcre MOB 34.5 THOR,
Observation-Disclosures er 1913 imot
S6.7 iijor.
@p9aplinaen anipttes Ill 26.4 @u,
ibelS pr. Iere / @ienneminit imot
80 iiior. @ienneminitsfualiteten er
S5.4 tmoo 1878 ifior.
&iisaplinger nni9tteS til t5.4 gu.
bells pr. acre imob II THOR. 8ien'
nemirittet for De iibite 10 aar CT
las. aealiteten SS.4 inroS 9t.s
iiior.
9ogboebens Silltono ben lite Oft.
aniptteS til SO mob 81 for en- Roa.
ueo iioen og sos iamnre Cato iiior.
Goteter, TAG moo S4.3 for EN- 0eoa.
neo iiSen 90 S2.5 iffor. @iennem.
lntttet | De ii6ite 10 gor err 73.t.
Sobof, 1913 MOB S3.4 for en- RoaneS
iioen og S2.9 THOR.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
NnmeloeIie.

Sol % Sfpsse er Rabnet paa en- 8iats
lantltn9. JON s.. 81. Ruoie nplie bar ma
9ioet. Ser er gers iblanbt, Tom er aans
lte barre, meri Sormen er siennemgaas
enoe NOT iaa ~ifrsbeIig. og "9anbsmaaz
let" er life paa Iangt n9r | ale SiIfeIs
De "ortooor".
So9en ices at bore trbtt | "Nbe 9oros
ntanoen"s Srpfferi I minneapolis IA
tan rtmeligpis beitiues Der. Gen tpIter
90 Gents, er paa 206 Sibcr % inoebors
Der Stste ON De met forifieaisarteoe
@mner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
fnn inotage ben SGoersplnos, Tom er
beitef1t for ben.
Snn9es Gsno6e.

fnn in0tdge ben 8GoerSplnos, tor1 er
beitemt for ben.
gauges Gsnobe.
Eaitor @eitbp bar nntuaet Seal.
Oct fra Sbea Greet % Rortb Brand
Menigbe0er, Nebr.
Eaitor arpgitoo bar ontaget
aaIo fra MISREPRESENTATION iom
Wisiionspreit ! Groofiton, Minn., os
Smegn.
Gormaro Sonien inopieoel ben
27be Sept. en- airfe | Naitor S[bcras
Ralo. Tna benne Heiie bpnote set
nbelb. at SrRnet gift at Sporet men
ingen fom til Sfaoe.
Haitor Noe beretter, at Wig.
iionsarbeibet omfring 8Iadfolo, Il.
berta, err optnget meo Eat oa 8Ipoe
blanot ben norife 9efolfning; Sub.
panorinsen foregaar efter flor Waale.
itof.
Trifirfen.
- Ealtor Stgeltoo bar reiigneret
fra fine Renigbeoer / Morriion og
Eooo Gountper, Minn.
Baitor Strano | IiIfparfee bar
afilaaet oct til bam itiGeoe aaIb fra
8aulsbo, @aib.
- Baitor Saurbammer ifriper, at
ban er anfommet til 4isbenbapn GA
bar optaget fine Stiibier peo Timber.
~iitetet.
Shlo. @angftao pr9oifeoe nh.
lig en- Sio for Raifor 8intber peo
Sam 2afe.
BED Gugsbure GoneaenfoeIina
er Der Stuoenter fra Gacificfpiten oa
Bella Goola.
\ y Baitor Stranb fra Milnoufee
bar birlpet 8aitor Sobonneien
Stongton ! bans "Misfionsarbeibe"
Der | 9pen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
Slot Sanfltatiitif.

&apporter til Sc 6orene0e Staters
Comptroller OF the Currency piier, NJ
BergcforboIocrp Der / 2anSct CT
blomitreu0e. observation-disclosures Re.
~i!trcer por ifior S6.OO7 10000; iaar
er De $6.2S6. 935,1O6. Zen iamIeSc
Ropitnl / NotiomIbnnfer, StatSbou.
fer, Spare' og Eripotbmrfer for in.
SepprelrSe aar er $t3, 363, 600, 900.
5 BET belle Otier BET fig, at @antuer.
bierne iour bill ooeraoa iorrige Iors
me6 mango Wtuioner Collars. Settle
gipIoer belle Saroet, me iipr Sen
cantraIe og r~or0ueitIige Gel.
Observation-Disclosures SirISefiISor
oor / 1902 $1S5, 600. al bpiIfa
SOS, 100000 boIStes al RattcuaI.
banter. &orS GototuS SotaIreiurcsr
por 100000 900, al bpiIFet $14 600.
900 boIHtes al HatiouaIbaufer. Mtan
bCnytter itg meget al 2opcr. Tom til
loNer at orauniiere IaticuaIboufcr
mcS Ct 8rum0iorb pna $4,000. 81.
ben beuuc 2oo trnabte / Strait i 1900,
er LOS Banter bIeone oprette6e
reb en- iUmlet &apitaI al $t0t .96S5.
900. 0~tinneiotn. @iSconIiu % Ntih.
igor gnor her / 8citen forau hpuS
Grtol al Banter, Der er praaniieret
"a StGrrcIien at @~runSfaSct on.
gaor. Ger cr, oraariieret 525 Gan.
Ter meo ct inmIet 8umoipro paa
$S0,S06.0OO Reauer MAI ale eta.
ter, er EenripIoouio fsrit meb 2OS
Banter o. en- aapitaI pua $17 ,042,
600. Serns er Rrnmer 3 meo 1877
Banter o. en- adpitoI al S7.67S.OO0.
Winneioto cr Mummer 3 meb 100
Banter % $4246.OO0. : Septrm.
Der Roaueo DID ser j belle Sanbet
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
Konsebeios,
SonseR al StaIien oil pIeie genffab
mes Trantrig.
Rpt fra mango Sanoe.

Song 8iftor @auital,rsel al Stolier
fom BORON Gosen til Srnnfris, San
leoiopeoes al Fnt @eniuIin0e, Dron.
ming SeIera, I'm llbeurigSriniter,
Gig. 8riretti, og auore bsie Gnrbeos.
moatS. &oracus Seisg er natiirIig.
bis iioroeieu nftalt meb SraufrigS
Stprer. @raitbent 2oubet. q man
bar 8ruuS I'll at rente. al Heiultntet
bill blipe en- lignenbe TiIrrrmeIic
melem StaIieu % 6rnrfrig, iom Sen
mcler england % 5rarfrie efter.
at Song GNlpuro % 2ol,bet hapoe be.
ig9t binouhen. On goIoeiitstraftai
BIZ inu0ipnligpis bIioc afIittet mel
lem De 10 Idtinife 6oIf, iom Dor paa
bper i'm Sioc al Gipcrre,
Hogle uforiouIige ironife 9Ia0e
itbtrler set Sanb, at 8iftor emma.
mel pil 6ruqes no al Sorbrmoet neS
SpifIauS % Siterria Rremdrosicr.
Diiit0ctD mar han tenrTrler pau en-
p~euifabeIig 6oS meS Sronfrig. Set
or tibet froIigt. Gen ur9e aouge er
en- flp9 0funb, % ban icr Ganite oiit
al StaIien baaSc i poIitiif og fom.
mcrcieI Senieenoe bar mere Rptte al
ct Sor6uuS meo oct tpife Riae enc
meo Srantrig. Terimo0 tor set bPn.
sc, at ban hos 5rdrIfmPn6eue pii
fremfaISe en- mtIbcre Stemniug Ii9c'
uOerfor Spiflanb % inn hem iii at ie,
at Sc trRrger Aaboeu oeo Rbinen OF
berfnr Dor Io6e fin 9itterbeo mos
ham Iore, Oct er iraenluroe iurii'
Zig. al ban ioretuaer lin iranifr &eiie
eftcr Samraab meo aeiier @ilbeIm.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
Daarhpeoen.
Observation-Disclosures anirttcs til
IA gnibeIs pr. Mere.

Gen mnoneSIise SEAPORT ira 2ano.
brugsbepnrtementets, itntiitiife 8u.
reau bier, at beb forclsbigt SperiIns
anfGttes Observation-Disclosures al
8aarbpeben til IA 8iibels pr.
acre. Gette Sal fan ieloislseIis pr.
bres libt, naar ben enbeIise gereg.
ming ioreIieger.
5slgenoe Sobef - Ser aipIoer
Stater, iom bar ct gaarbueSeareol al
ODER 100000 glcres - bier 8jen.
neminitsuobpttet inar iammenIisnct
meo flor:
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16
NlaifafpntniShpucu.

gram ira SonSon al 12te tiger: De;
err Sab ON, at alaifafcmmisiionen
piI fonme til Griebeo ON Ell &ien.
belle og life goa ira binanbeu mel
uiorrettct Sag. en- Grtifel / 2onbon
"Simes" beiprfer bette. IS oenre
beber oct: "@i gIpoer oS ODER at finn.
ne meobeIe, at Der er meget mere enc
en- Mf1iligbo for, at commissioner
bill foufnrc meS en- 9ieubelie eIcr
mnaife r~ettere. at Sen oil beipnre he
foreIiggenbe Spsrgsmaul IaoleSeS, al
Sugen Sermeo enoer."
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-16

HRt Siem for SSorrnr. - Gen bri,
life Staggering bar ION fsr fortolt
'Eecorub%goiteu" tiEbu6e 0er S,sSe.
foTring, iom taI6er fig 3iouiter. en-
&annrrwfniHg / Uganda / Gitofrttu.
for AZ iaa mGuge iout mulig a. %Ss,
noeIs 8srr fan bagae % DO Der ion
FIG ieIU. RltsIor0 pL life Itou tilbuse
SfGge ct Selegrnm ira Berlin ba,
Gsareu erfIprst Zig piaig til at afitoo
en- Gel al Rarhuriet, bois rusit'fC
Sober / SIcf % Sslae piI reiie oiA
De ffaI fao 2ao til al oppette en- eeer
Stot % itpre fla ieIp, men rahrrIia.
bis itan unoer rISiiF grotettion. -
Sen rige Ssoe Baron Sirid | 8i2r
os grpsieI Cprettebe for noaIe Gal
fi6en en- Se6efoIoui / Sp6amerita o.
pOO mango 8enge MI Sen. 3 Sort
Tinsen Berte man, al bet Git imaat