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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
Quickly Yield to This Wonderful
Preparation.
Marvel at Its Great Health
Giving Properties.

Quinona has created the greatest stir IN
the medical world. Physicians everywhere,
realizing its great possibilities, have been
prescribing this preparation with the most
wonderful results in the severest cases Of
stomach and nerve trouble and a general
rundown condition OF the system. Read
what they say Of it.
DR.. J G. Miranda, Woonsocket, r /
says: "Quinona is a wonderful prepare
tion. 1t quickly cures extreme nervous
ness, prevents nervous prostration and
soon builds up the rundown system.
DR.. Maynard, Park Street, Hartford,
Conn, writes "Quinona cures nervous
dyspepsia and soon puts the stomach to
rights.
DIR. J H. sandersoD, so Austin Street,
Worcester, Mass, writes tHave prt-
scribed Quinona in many cases where the
patients health was completely rundown,
and find that it soon restores them to
perfect health, =
Or. ID. M. Wells, Cranston Street, PROV
idence, r. l., says: Qninona is the great.
est tonic for tired, worn.out people | have
ever heard Of. find it quickly increases
the appetite, brings restful sleep, builds up
the general health and supplies energy =
These are but few Of the personal let
ters received from well-known physicians
but how emphatically they speak for Quin-
ona's great virtues.
More people are being cured of extreme
nervousness aud saved from nervous pros
tration by Quinona than by and other
preparation known to medical science.
People who have suffered for years from
Indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach
trouble whatever, find Ia Quinona quick
cure.
Elderly people hail Quinona as renew
er of good health and vitality. Il brings
fresh strength, casts off old aches and
makes them feel and look years younger
There are thousands OF people run down
in health, not sick enough to consult a
doctor, but who feel half miserable the
best part Of the time They are nervous.
have Indifferent appetltes, can't sleep.
have headaches, constant colds, etc. ana
instead Of trying to help their tired-out
systems, console themselves with the
thought that tomorrow they NAV feel bet
ter. QUIN0NA appeals strongly to this
class Of people, for it quickly puts one IN
perfect condition. 1t Is palatable to the
most delicate stomach.
Quinona Is yet in its infancy, but even
ct this early date it can safely be predict
ed that its discovery will mean to the Sick
and discouraged as much as electricity
meant to the business world. We earnest
~ ask every person broken down ia health
o. suffering from stomach troubles Of ner.
vousness to give Qulnona the opportunity
to prove its great curative powers in their
case. All druggists sell Quinona. 500
for large bottle, The Quinona Company.
] Hartford Street, Boston, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
GENERAL COAL STRIKE.
Peabody Gives Up Hope Of BEING
Able 20 Avert Ii.

Peabody Gives Up Hope Of Being
Able 10 Avert II.
Denver Nov. Ex-Governor Peabody
and Commissioner Of Labor Montgom-
cry have practically given up hope Of
being able to avert a general strike Of
coal miners in district IS, which in
cludes Colorado, New Mexico, Utah
and Wyoming. Mr.. Montgomery, speak
ing of the situation, said:
IF the miners persist in calling a
strike unless a conference is arranged
BY Nov. 8, then | am afraid there Will
be a strike We have tried in every
way 10 bring about a conference and
have failed
1t Is understood that the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company and the Victor
Fuel company, which employ the great
en- portion of the men who will be af-
fected by a strike, have unequiyocally
refused to treat with any persons ex-
cept their own employees direct.
Notices have been posted at several
Of the mines ordering the men to quit
work on Nov. 8. They are signed BY
John Mitchell, national president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
CHOLERA RIFE
In LUZON
Twenty-one Deaths In Province Of
IIOcOs Sur.
oUTBAaEs By LADRoNEs
They Cruelty BIutilate a Native on
Ger who Informed on Them.
Philippine Railroad Plans
Made Public.

Manila. Nov. 6.-Twenty- two cases Of
Aslatic cholera occurred in yigan, the
capital Of Iloeos Sur, Luzon, last week.
Twcnty-one deaths are reported.
A party Of ladrones captured the
teniente municipal ofaceD of Buena
Visto near Malabon, Cavite. They cut
the tendons Of his legs and left him on
the roadway. This outrage was an act
of vengeance because the teniente had
given information to the authorities re-
garding the movements Of the ladrones.
The Philippine commission has con-
flrmed the antislavery law passed by
the legislative council Of the Moro
provinces Oct. 5, prohibiting slave hunt
ing In all the Moro territory and pro-
viding for the conhscation Of all YES
sells engaged In the slave traffic.
The volcano Of Malaspina, in Negroes,
is in state of violent eruption. Malas-
pima Is the loftiest summit Of the cen
trail mountain chain OF the island Of
Negros, being s,102 feet high. 1t has
never been entirely quiet
For LuxOn Railways.
Governor Taft has made public a re-
port BY j. 4. Norton, a civil engineer.
on the proposed three great lines III the
Philippines. One line is proposed from
Manila TO Apart, a distance Of 1886
miles, at total cost of $6,675, 500; an
other from Dagupan, the terminal Of
the present railway from Manila, to
Laoga, 16S miles, at a cost Of $780,
030, and a third south from Manila to
Batangas, sixty-nine miles, at cost
of $1,097, 457.
The estimates given are those OF Mr..
Norton, who considers that native tim
Der is not to be had near any Of the
lines except a small part Of the Manila
AparrI line, and recommends the use
OF creosoted timber from the American
Pacific coast. lie makes the same rec
ommendation with reference to the
use OF ties, as he thinks that native
hard woods would cost more to cut
and that native soft woods are out of
the question because Of the climate
and insects.
Mr.. Norton declares that the question
of labor is the most important one IN
connection with the proposed construe-
ton. The average native laborer Of
Luzon, ne says, does not take kindly
to any sort Of work except planting
harvesting rice and fishing, and there
is no possibility Of building the lines
Of railway within a reasonable length
OF time except BY the importation Of
Chinese or other foreign labor. He ex-
plains that his estimates are based on
the completion Of the work within
three years after its commencement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
General Market.

New York. Nov &
ELOUR-Dull and a shade lower n
SELL Minnesota patents, SLg0a4S5. wlnts,
stfalghts, S5.9aa4.lo winter extras, @a3. 40
winter patents, S4a4.S5.
WidEAT-Active and weak under prss
sure on December, due to big nortbwaei
receipts and weakness tn outside Fnar
kets; December, 81 15-i6as5 7-lgc Nav
81 1-16aS2 5-16e.
R9E-Quiet; state and Jersey. BeaERc
NO western, 62izc. nominal (. q. Il
afloat
CORN-Quiet but frmer on aavers.
weather conditions and better cables; De
cember 6Qssa50ssc. May, 49a4glse.
OAIS-Naminal track, white stata
451kc 2a
j, P 9 mess. slsala5o; family
725c. s'saia
BUTTER-Quiet to firm; extra cream
cry. IKE; state dairy, I5a20c.
CHEESE Quiet; state, full cream fan.
cy. small colored, September ike. 0e.
tober lic- small. white, September IT,
Oetoper, He large, colored, September
uhc.; October 1tc.s large, white sen'
TENDER 1l1sc October, lie.
EGGS-strong; state ana pennsvI,,s,,,a
average fancy 2Sc.; state and PennsvISa'
MIA seconds to firsts, 1oa2ic; western e :,
tras, &c. eN-
sUGAR--Raw quiet; fair refining. ssso
centrifugal, SO test, SIC; refined auiet
crushed, 5.30c; powdered, 4s0c.
TuRPENTINE -steady at ssikae0o.
.MoLAssEs-steady; New Orleans sla
nominal 'ePall'
TALLow-steady; city, Ame. coprtrv
46a4&c. No'usFy'
choice, s5a95o. eosu ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 5.-0ne per-
SON was killed and nineteen others in
iured, four perhaps fatally ia col
lIsion of two cable cars iu a fog on the
Twelfth street incline near the Union
depot. Most Of the injured We're work
ing girls. clerks In the big retail stores
uptown. who were on their way to
work from homes IN Argentine, Ar
mourdale and Kansas City, Kan. across
the river from Kansas City, Mo. The
accident was due 70 slippery tracks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Freehold, n. J., Nov. G.-Judge Heis-
ley has set the trial Of David Lamar,
Bernard Smith, Monk Eastman and
Joseph Brown for Monday, Nov 30.
They are accused Of having been con
cerned in the assault upon james Me
Mahon, formerly coaehman for Lamar.
The court granted the application Of
Prosecutor Foster for struck jury.
All the lawyers who defended the ae-
cused men at their trial for conspiracy
against McMahon with intent to kill,
which resulted In their acquittal, We're
present in court and made strenuous
objection to a struck jury, but were
overruled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
INDIAN n1NsURRBoTIoE. "
Pine Ridge Agent Says White Men
Were Real CuIpritn.


washington. Nov. 6.-The commits
sioner of Indian affairs has received
the following telegram concerning the
Indian situation from Agent Brennan
Of the Pine Ridge agency, dated Nov. 4
at Hot Springs. S. D..
"a sheriff and posse from Wyoming
arrested nine Indians and their fam
ilies near Edgemont, S. D. They are
supposed to be part of the party en-
gagged in the fight Saturday. I tried
to have them released pending investi-
CATION, but officers insist on taking
them to Douglas. Wye, for hearing.
Mob violence threatened. The govern
or should be telegraphed at once to use
all means to protect the Indians now
under arrest. The United States attor-
ney should be ordered to Douglas to
see justice is done the Indians under
arrest In my opinion the killing Of the
six Indians reported was totally I'M
Justified
Ia accordance with this recommends
ton, the secretary Of The interior has
requested the governor Of Wyoming 70
protect the Indians under arrest
1t also has been decided to send Spe-
cial Agent McNichol to the scene Of the
recent conflict to make inquiry con-
/ corning II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
o,BR1EN 10 RESIGN
irish Nationalist Decides 10 Give Up
Seat In Parliament

Seat In Parliament.
London. Nov. civilian O'Brien,
Irish Nationalist, has decided to resign
bis seat in parliament, Cork city, and
as a member Of the governing body Of
the United Irish league.
Mr.. O'Brien's resignation appears 70
have been forced by Thomas Sexton.
who controls the Freeman's Journal
and by Michael Davitt, whose letter to
that paper Oct 4 Indignantly denounc-
cd John Redmond for the terms under
which the Irish parliamentary leader
sold his Wexford estate, under the new
land act. ''Mr Redmonds action"
wrote Mr.. Davitt. turns the whole
land act into a farce
Other members Of the Nationalist
party, including John Dillon, have been
almost in open revolt against the land
act and Mr.. Redmond, whom they re-
gard as too moderate. Thanks to the
powerful cooperation Of Mr., o'Brien,
Mr.. Redmond has been able to retain
the leadership of the party, but with
Mr.. O'Brien's resignation there is ey-
cry probability of a far reaching split
in the Nationalist ranks.
Mr.. O'Brien has long been in poor
health, and it required an effort to en-
able him to make a public appearance
or to attend parliament
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
shol ! oornell stulenl.

Ithaca, N. II, Nov 6.--Late Wednes-
day night Delaney NJ. King, seventy
years old, shot John G. Tracy Of Hud
son, q sophomore in Cornell university
King used shotgun and shot Tracy
through both arms The lad is not seri-
ously injured and win recover rapidly
King is a recluse, who, while living d
quarter OF mile from the heart Of
Ithaca, has been in the city but once
in twenty years. Tracy and his friends
are said to have been removing some
fence boards from Kings premises
when the shooting occurred.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Bloomington, ILL.,, Nov. 6.Afrs M T.
Scott of Bloomington, vice president
general Of the Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution and president Of the
Illinois commission appointed by Coy
ernor Yates to purchase historic Fort
Massae visited the site near Metrop-
oils, Ill She was accompanied by the
other members of the commission. Aft
er an inspection Of the site the neces-
sary land was purchased to establish
state park and to perpetuate the IA
nous fort constructed by General
George Rogers Clarke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

rdeemont. S. D., Nov. 5.-The posse
,-b,cb started from here Monday night
have captured twenty Of the Indians
who recently fought TO escape arrest.
1be indians prepared for a fight, but
tba indian policeman with the posse,
Carlev Black Elk, went TO them, and
after talk Of two hours the indians
reunited their horses and gave up
.hoir enns and asked to be taken to
tSs.eaont The Indians have arrived
n Taeemont and are a sorry looking
Lot They say they were attacked
three times. One old man lost his
sonrteep-year-old son and was crying
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Montpelier Ind Nov. 3. Grover
Goss ana Harry Eltzrach of Marion
were burned to death. Ray Ward 81
Greenville, O., was fatally burned and
Milton Crozier was very seriously III
jured in a fire which destroyed the
Mcdonald livery barns here. Goss and
Eltzrach were asleep in the haymow
having brought some horses over from
Marion and arrived late III the night
Ward and Crozier shortly before day
light attempted to start a fire In 4
stove in the livery Office aud used
gasoline BY mistake The explosion
surrounded them with flames and sci
the barn on ERE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
STEEL DOWN AGAIN.
New Bottom Record In the common
stock.

New Bottom Record In the Common
stock.
New York, NOV. New low records
were made in the United States Steel
shares at the opening Of the stock mar
ket. The persistent reports Of cut in
the price of the company's products,
which may be announced in a semi.
official way later Oh, were the main
cause Of the weakness.
The first transaction in the preferred
was Of 1000 shares at 81 to 57Ib. com.
pared with 57s4 Later It fell to 58&
The common started at 1875, loss Of
IS, and fell as low as 117s. The last
previous bottom quotation was 1917 A
slight rally followed these declines.
The natural effect on the rest of the
list was a gradual sagging in prices.
The losses, however, were small.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

London, Nov 5.-An individual said
to resemble the murderer Of Sagatei
sagouni, president Of the Armenian
Revolutionary society, who was as
sasslnated in the suburb Of Nunhead
on Oct. 90, shot and MORALLY wounded
two Armenians close TO the headquar-
tiers Of the Hentchaklst society at Peck
ham Rye a suburb of this city, and
then shot himself dead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
nan,h Narrnnts rnr nrnver..

washington, Nov. 5.-The supreme
court Of the District Of Columbia has
issued six alias7 bench warrants for
the arrest Of George w Beavers. now
IN New York. formerly chief OF the
salary and allowance division Of the
post Office department The action is
based on indictments recently returned
against Beavers by the grand Jury
here in connection with alleged fraud
ulent contracts for postal supplies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

wiesbaden. Prussia, Nov 5.-About
10000 troops occupied the principal
,I,orougbfares Of Wiesbaden while
svvaitlng the arrival Of the car. and
some hundreds Of police mingled with
no rather small crowds behind the
military lines. Precautions for the
safetv Of imperial visitors are always,
~ course. extensive, but on this oeca-
SION they seem to be extraordinary
The poliee forbade householders 70
stand on their balconies or look out Of
ne windows above the ground floor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
A Colorado Trust Company suspends.

Pueblo, Colo, Nov. 6. The Pueblo
Title and Trust company Of this city,
the principal stakeholder in which is
the Woods Investment company, has
announced q voluntary assignment for
the protection OF it's depositors- The
reason given is that sufficient cash to
meet run that was considered in
eyitable after the suspension Of the
First National bank at Victor could
not be raised at once. Secretary Small
OF the company announces that the de-
posts are $250,000 and the assets $780,
900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
Il Cnt 81 Lumber.

Calls, Me-, Nov. 6.-Accord-
mt plans Of lumber compa-
In the Androscoggin val
z tributaries Of that river
ID New Hampshire during
season viii be 100,000,000
Penobscot and Kennebec
ut 100000 feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
Funeral u professor aiomn

Berlin. Nov. 6-The funeral of Pro
fessor Mommsen, the historian who
died at Charlottenburg Sunday, has
taken place. A great number Of schol-
ars, ambassadors, cabinet ministers and
foreign delegates were present. The
Crown Prince Frederick William rep
resented the emperor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
Railway wage Arbitrator's Deeisiou

Railway WAGE ARBITRATOR Bectst0u
New York, Nov. 5.-Ihe decision Of
the commission in the San Francisco
street railway wage arbitration awards
an increase Of 10 per cent In wages to
employees employed for two years prior
to April 1, 1908, and Of per cent to
those Of less service. Hours were left
unchanged, and the wage rate was
deemed effective from May j. 1908, to
May /, 1904.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Rio Janeiro, Nov. 6.There have been
twenty-nine deaths from the plague
and fifty-two cases OF the disease dur
ing the past week. There are 100
plague cases under treatment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
rhe sInine go n -

Newport, r. II NOV g The battle
ship Maine has put to sea again 10 r.
sumo her target practice, which was
interrupted BY the fatal accident Ia
Lieutenant Beecher Oh Tuesday after
noon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Aiexieff Returns to Port Arthur.
st. Petersburg. Nov. 5.--A dispatch
from Port Arthur announces that Vice
roy Alexieff has returned there from
Tallenwan, where be went to Inspect
the Russian feet
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
Isreai.lent Annnintn ! Lndre.

washington, Nov. 6.-The president
has appointed Daniel Thew Wright Of
Cincinnati TO be justice Of the supreme
court of the District Of Columbia, vice
Justice Hagner. resigned. He also re-
appointed James A. Gill on the SUI
preme bench Of Indian Territory.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06

Coal Mining liz spain Resumed.
Bilbao. Spain, Nov. ). Work has
been resumed in the coal mining dis
trict.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
The wnntr,er

Fair and cooler; brisk to high north
west winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
FINAN0IAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closing Quotations Of the new YER
stock Exchange.

New York, Nov. 5.
Money on call nominally at 3a8 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, per cent. Fx.
changes S1slsl,o2S, balances, si0,530ssg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
Sra gbpnut, q. ..

Sen fsrite Sne, iom bar bit is iaa
tiSIis pad be Iioite % aar. bar ben Sne,
fom faIot / Sagmorges, ben Ste OFT. ;
ben bar al en- baIp Sommes Spffelie. Set
friifer op at faa libt Sne ibIanbt. 2ufs
ten blioer rem os tislis en- lang Sio
efterpna. Hesn bar bet p9ret u9iten
iioen / Stunt paa bisIe &anter.
SbeSe os andre Yroouttcr mibbcIs
eobe. S~r9fninsen er BET M mart Hut
rleb. SeIefonlinler oprettes M n9iteu
oberaIt beo @6bnot, iaa bet be9pnber at
blibc IipIigt mn. Senne SIaos bar iaa
at iige b9ret ct ~ifoIeret Steb, iiSen bens
gebpeselie. s 8bbnot er hin Store og
goItbus. men Der tlnoe bore Bum for
fIere Store, Retdurant, Smeoie, @eIs
mslle o.i.p.. oa SteSst er beIiegeuOe
miSt | BEN iantaIbte frugtbare 8eo &is
Der Sal . mn II WiI ipS fra Stcrbpeu
@ranb Sorts.
SSa Sanion fra Spring Grone @inn.,
ian iuoom @bpnot Den 25bs iioitIeSen;
bun bar paa Siemreiie fra &onette Co.,
81. 8. gun f%ortaIte ON tort Snefalo !
bet peitlise Satota. s. 8. U.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
Sab os bepare Mrpem!

Seq lao netop % trntte paa Seltens
Orb, oa ban lfnloe bragg I'D fra Sieus
met. San iaa iis tilbase 90 iagoe: 2ten
er faser, alorie iputes ben mig iaa faeer
iom MI. Maaife mango al 2Gicrne baps
be lignenoe Santcr, ba be oroe bort ira
Siemmet. ga afiteoens taa8ebe gIit
bpGlebe neb BET tiRre Steb, bbor hi IGrte
at elife 6aoer % Robsr 90 / oarnlie
limb iprang iubIcnoe o~ulfrina / Sto8
o9 Rarf. gi puIrer tanife enbuu boer
Sien, bper YIet, boor Seeen Git lpitigt
III i 2ibets fd9re l~lngopmsoaar near
Stousn sienIso at SuSIefpiorcu os
SGftebruien, 90 BEN bcau3tenoe 8o9u %
SGe. Tom itob blor,itrcnoc ifi6n / Glen.
Dlen 2egen sif life op | Sc %"sranneuoe
Gage. @i mantte bort fra otsie ifipuue
Sage % uo / @eroen for at optage aauts
pen for SiluGreIien. Ren Ri to9 Dor
SGoreuenro meo, ct 0.eIt 9tInoe IN
Soft og SGSreIanS. Iom bet bar betrasteS
iom en- 9grc at beonre. Rooersmaa!et,
JONI Finger iaa ieot og trafti8t paa Sols
tets Srnger. 90 enonu mere: alt bet
able, iom eoSe f9oreIanosiinbebe R9uo
eieuuem aunit os 2iteratur bar tiIegust
til ga ioreus sgre.
@rsSre oe Ssitre al Oct Rurife ScIifab
/ @merita. ieIo ON bi arbetSer for Dor
gooe Sag, Tan pi aligepel pGre loprle
Sor9ere al Oct 2ano 90 itaa SIDE pm Sios
nteo Imeritauerne / tort oa. tibet. Sat
let oGre Stifterne af Selifnbet, iom
unSfangeSe Sheen til ct iaa soot Spretas
gsuoc. I'll eoer, Tom enonit life err Neos
Iemmer af BET Rorife SeIitab / Gmeriia.
tiger hi: 8rf os SaanSen, og pi bill ars
bcioe inmmen / grigbeo % Sroitab mob
De RaaI. Tom blioer os iclp 90 bore gfs
terfommcre til gore % @~elouuins o9 til
en- StoitbeS for Goraes >auol
&rtitian Sauoietb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
ct Spprgsmaal.

@sb Gpeieret relem Risiorrierre %
GntimIs Iourterne ~angaaenoe Snoinrters
misiionen eneoes Yaitor Somme o9 iee
nm at ooerIaSe til Sptlooen anitaIten,
naa be opertog Stploen, oren anitaIteu
iom for % betaIte os iom Srliiteer for
antimisIouricrue 1000 Collars. Si
t9ufte paa at bcebuoe en- M Snoiuners
mission, men fanot BET uaierIigt, meos
minore Den SoreueSe Sirfe operto9
Sasen, men bet piIoe Ben life. Saa
tputte bi paa at begpube en- RiSiion for
Snoiauerbsrn / Sorbinbelie rleo Yaitor
Sommes Nnltalt. og Sapor 9omme be-
gbnote meb at optage nosle Snoianerbern
/ jim InitaIt % bru9te bel T.. SuiinSe iii
bet. Set Suiino, iom ieg mootoa, er M
Iteget til ooer 1000 9oIlars. Hu er
Raitor Somme osb % DermeS lloiigteu
til at oanne en- Snbiauermisliou / Sors
biuoeIie meo bans auitaIt forbi. Seq
iorelaebe Sageu for Narsmseet / Com,
mer, oe BET tiIraaoebc mig snitemmigt.
at gine Yergene til Seoningemisiionen.
Set Spsrssmaal iom ieg bcrpeo uiieuts
Zig rstter til Dc antimisiuuriife 9inere
for Snoiausrmisfionen / 8ittcnbcrg err:
Sar nooeu al eSer an im~islourier. Tom
oa gao til Sn0iauermisiiousn | 8itten,
berg. nuget imop, at De Yenge (ober 1000
9olars) pper9iues til Ssoniusemisiios
men? Spis iaa er, iaa Jig til inoen 8
@aareber. &s%gicrin8eu isr9er M for
StoIer for Suoiauerne, meoens SeSuius
eemisiioreu trGnger iaare til Seusene.
@bers bc9toue 5. 0R. Sabl.
Cafe 9iiQs. Soma, 12tc aus. 1903.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
Ruabb, Nprb Safpta.

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Wenigbebsmeblemmerue | 3ious gtcuigs
beS ODER. at 8aitor Sneuieu bar inblepes
ret fin 8%eiiguation og itaar ! @egreb meo
at forIaSe os. galtor Spenien er en-
bramfri % bssti9 Serrens Sieuer. Set
fsrite Snbtrbt ou fnar al BAN er, at ban
er prGget al bans 2Gre ug Ganb. iom life
ffienSte i9ien, Der ban blep ooeritienot,
itte truebe Der ban leb; men ooergab bet
til BAN. iom BONNER retfRrbig; % bette
SnStrbf itaoffiter fig. ibet bu lerer BAN
n9rmere at fienbe.
Settle er osiaa ben ~oi9tieIte Garin9 til.
at ban bar crbperpet ite iaa megen 5ens
eipenbsb os aetelie tblauot fine geni91
bebsmeblemmer BEN Sib, ban bar pirtet
iom Yreit iblanot os % oerfor fs(et oi,
at bet faloer os tlngt, at ban orGger
bort.
3 SaItur Gpeniens spriae Ieni1heosr
raaSer ben famine Stemuin9 iom Der l
Sipn. 0tan betlager zig oerfor oper. at
ban Ifal reiie, og be bapoe snifet biertes
Iia at faa bebolbe BAN ret IGngc.
6. s.