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The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-18

phatically denies He was cautioned by
General Chase that his orders WeT-
that any citizen using infammatOry or
abusive language would be arrested
The county commissioner was then r.
leased When seen this evening as he
was returning on foot from the camp
Mr. Lynch was indignant over his ar
rest
Another prisoner who Will remain ia
the guard tent over night is Justice Of
the Peace Reilly of Independence. The
judge, who had been indulging a little
too freely was arrested while making
an abusive talk, not against the troops
but against the union. He was taken
charge of for safe keeping.
1t was reported to-day to the mill
tary authorities by Elmer Z Hartman
superintendent Of the electric division
of the Colorado Springs & Cripple
Creek railroad that the tracks on the
low line branch had been maiiciOusly
tampcred with during the night. a
number of spikes on the outside rail at
the sharp curve near the Economic
mill were found by the track walker
to have been removed.
The cars take this curve at great
speed. and but for the timely discovery,
spreading OF the rails which would
have certainly followed, would have re
suited in a terrible accident, The
tracks at this point run close 10 the
steep bank Of Eclipse gulch, and should
a car leave the rails at this point the
car and its occupants would be pre-
cipitated into the bottom of the gu!rA
some 300 or 400 feet below
The first car in the morning is as
rule, loaded with miners going 10
work There is absolutely no clew 10
the perpetrators of this dastardly deed.
news of which was kept quiet by the
railroad officials
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-18

daily, Is seriously considering such
measure.
The Turkish government is believed
to have no less than 10000 soldiers in
the villages of Adrianople large bodies
of them within ten to Is kilometers OF
the Bulgarian frontier. Confronted
with such situation, it is argued that
Bulgaria would be amply justified in
mobilizing the First and Second army
divisions, the headquarters of which
are at Sofia and Philipopolis, and which
comprise the forces nearest the Turk
ish frontier.
The government appears to be firm
ly resolved to avoid giving Turkey the
slightest preteXt for declaring HOSTILE
ties, and is doing its utmost 10 restrain
the war fever. Sofia and the country
generally are outwardly as calm as in
the most peaceful times, but the Bull
garians say this calm is more to be
feared than at any other time.
An engagement is reported to have
occurred between a force of insurgents
and Turkish troops at Suipindol, in
which not single ~reyolutionist was
killed, while the Turks lost heavily.
kilograms from Burgas say the Bull
garian population is fast disappearing
from the district Of Losengrad and that
every one unable to escape to the Bull
garian frontier is killed.
Five hundred fugitives who have ar
rived at Burgas from Tekengea report
that two men, one 100 years old and the
other eighty-five, were impaled by the
Turks. The war Office here is greatly
concerned over the increasing number
of deserters who go TO ioiu the in
surgents.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-18
VICTOR UNION
HALL PICkETED

Denver, Sept. 13.-A Republican spe-
cal from Victor last night says:
A detachment of infantrymen guard
ed union headquarters tonight during
a miners meeting, searching for w. b.
Easterly, one Of the strike leaders,
whose arrest has been ordered by the
military authorities. He was not at
.ue meeting, and after remaining on
guard for an hour and half, the SOL
diers withdrew to Camp Goldtied.
Four rifle shots ringing out in the
night, closely followed by two more,
brought the entire guard details on
the double to posts Nos. l and 2, at
Camp Goldfield, shortly after 10
- clock tonight. At post No. l the
sentry was assaulted by some un-
known man, who kept on throwing
rocks. The first shot was fired in the
air, but as the shots kept coming,
three other shots were fired in the. di-
rection from which the missiles were
thrown.
At post No. the sentry discovered
a man attempting to creep through the
lines. After the first shot was fired he
turned and ran in the darkness, fol-
lowed by a second bullet fired by tl:e
sentry.
Early this morning Sherman Parker
another of the strike leaders, was ar
rested by the military and taken from
his home to the guard tent. 1t is
charged that he has used inflammatory
language of a nature tending to incite
trouble.
To-day between 100 and 200 men sig
nified their intention to return to work
tomorrow or Monday. The Mine
Owners Association rooms have been
crowded all day with men who are put
through rigid examination before
they are hired. The promise is exacted
from these men that in the future they
will have no connection whatever with
the Western Federation of Miners.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-18
SOUTH FLORIDA DEYASTED
BY A TERRIBLE HURRICANE

At Jupiter the wind blew seventy
five miles an hour, with the rain fall
ing in torrents.
Taking day in crossing the penin-
sula, the storm struck Tampa Satur-
day morning, soon attaining velocity
of seventy miles an hour, and ragged
all day. The roofs of the Almeria and
Desoto hotels were blown off. Several
cigar factories were badly damaged at
Ybor City and several buildings were
unroofed. In Tampa the Hampton
block was unroofed and six small
dwellings were blown down. No loss
of life is reported. The streets are
tangle of wires. Street lines made
no efforts to run cars. The wires lead
ing from Tampa in all directions are
down, and the city is in total dark
ness.
Other places on the west coast and
in the interior have not been heard
from, and it is feared that when re-
ports come in the damage will be vast
ly increased. The orange and grape
fruit crops have been greatly damaged.
The wires at Madison went down at
9 o'clock tonight, indicating that the
storm is now raging in middle Florida.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-18
BULGARIA WILL MOVE UNLESS
POWERS PREVENT MASSACRES

Sofia, Sept. 15.-The Bulgarian gov
ernment, through its foreign repre-
sentatives, has addressed a note to the
great powers, declaring that the porte
is Systematically devastating Macedo-
mia and massacreing the Christian
population. Further. it says Turkey
has modified her whole army, which
cannot possibly be for the sole pur
pose of suppressing the revolution.
Therefore, the Bulgarian govern
ment appeals to the humane sentiment
OF Europe to prevent the continuance
of the massacres and devastation and
to stop the mobilization OF the Turk
ish army.
The memorandum concludes with
the plain statement that unless the
powers intervene, Bulgaria will be
forced to take such measures as she
may deem necessary.
While it is possible that Turco
Bulgarian war may even yet be avert
ed the probabilities of such an en-
counter were never greater than at the
present moment. The recent note to
the powers, the most decided step yet
taken by the principality, was dictated
not only by the alarming reports of
wholesale massacres and devastation
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-18

Jacksonville, Florida, Sept. 13.-Be-
ginning Friday morning on the east
coast and Saturday on the west, and
lasting twenty-four hours, Florida has
been swept by the strongest hurricane
ever known in that part of the state.
The wires went down at the beginning
and railroad service was delayed. On
that account no details reached here
until to-day. Even now they are in
complete.
At Miami the wind attained a veloc
~ Of siXty-five miles an hour. The
Pcar shed of the East Coast railroad
was lifted from its foundations, clear
of the cars that were under it, and de-
molished. Several small boats were
sunk In the bay. Passengers on the
East Coast train which arrived to-
night report that they saw many
! wrecks along the shore from Miami to
4Iobe's Sound.
A Standard Oil Companys steamer
with two barges is on the beach near
Boynton. The crew of fifteen men was
saved: The bodies of two unknown
men drifted on the beach near Boyn-
ton.
At Stuart, fifteen acres of pineapple
sheds were blown down.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-18
THE STATE BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION

Denver, Sept. 15.-The State Board
of Equalization began its work yester-
day in listening to arguments by rep
resentatives of the railroads and tele-
graph companies of the state on pro-
tests which they have filed with the
board against the assessments made
on their property by the county asses
ors of the state. Most of the time was
taken up with hearing arguments by
the Burlington railroad, the Rock ISL
and, and the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
R. D. Pollard appeared for the Bur
lington. Our road" said Mr.. Pollard,
is assessed at about its full cash value.
and | am sure that the other property
of the state has not been assessed at
anywhere approXimating its cash
value. l do not believe that this is
right, and for this reason | have ap
peared before the board to protest
against the assessments which have
been made on the property of the Bur-
lington road. Our road, called the
Denver, Utah & Pacific, is assessed at
$4,000 mile, and | am confident that
this branch of the road could be re-
produced for that price. The assess
ments on the main line of the road
have been placed at sl1 500 a mile, and
the road could be rebuilt for Sl2,70O
mile. The other property of the state,
as | have said, is not assessed at its
full value.
Take, for instance, the returns we
have on money credits, mortgages,
etc, of which there are SIS 1000 900 in
the state, and you will find that these
are assessed at 10.S per cent. of their
actual value. All of the libraries of
the state have been assessed at s21,-
$40, and am confident that there are
many private libraries in some of the
offices in Denver which are worth
many times that amount. The jewel
ry Of the state has been assessed at
s37S,350, and / believe that as much
jewelry could be found in a single
ward in the city of Denver
THE Burlington road is assessed
higher in Colorado than it is in Ne
braska"
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-18
Pope Receives Roman workmen.

Rome, Sept. 1.-THE Pope yesterday
held his first reception of any import
ance, over 1000 persons, for the most
part working people from the quarters
around st. Peters, being admitted to
his presence in the courtyard of La
Pigna. one Of the largest spaces inside
the Vatican. AS he smilingly seated
himself on the throne he was greeted
with storm Of applause Cries of
Long live Pius!" and Long live our
father!" were raised.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-18
smuqqler-Union Mill Closed.

Denver, Sept. IA Republican spe-
eial from Telluride last night says:
The Smugger-Uni mill closed this
morning, SO that now there is not a
wheel running in Telluride. The office
XArce of the Smuggler finished treating
'the ore on hand and the company has
closed down its mill until the strike is
over Miners continue to leave town
every day. 1t is estimated that 1000
men have left Telluride since he strike
began.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-09-18
Auditor Gives Bond.

Denver, Sept. 10. - Former State
Auditor Charles w. Crouter came
down from Cheyenne yesterday and
gave $4,000 bond for his appearance
in the West Side court, September 2s.
At that time he will enter his plea
and the date of his trial will be set.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-01
DON'T til Dozen.

s &cntnfp boiler man en0rai paa
mcO at forfplge @itoertpr @oe6els
WtorNere. 6. @omerS palgteS / 1899
til StotacfretGr paa sen replbl!fnnife
&nlgie0Oei, men blep ianRnet nleo Sc
auore repliblifdnife StatsembeAsn0no
nfiat, tGct Dc Semofrdtiife aarOiOoter
tit ocreS Glaoic. san er I'M ire 8angc
blcoen itilet Tor Geften uncer AnfIage
ior nj ihaoe ppret blanot &c |iagnnen.
borne iom to9 9ioet al @oebci. Mic
8dngc bicu but iitnSet ifDtDig al Su.
rlert &c to ieritc @au8c osuitcs ban
til lioSuariat 6Ungiel. me,l lan appel.
lcrele. Cen treble @anl oenntes san
iii 0e0cn. % 0ouuner &o5birS nea.
tc0c BAN g09ana til at uppellerc
ilicl. RomerS erfIarrSe: Sea er
life IfpEoiA &r, CONNER" ISen net
ten Osnlte ham til at huqMeS Sen 25Sc
9toUcubcr 1908.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-01
Gu,tntn.Raircn.

ltastet gcirrt hcIe iioitc ltge bar
uofioa np1tItiot, ihet Oct nelnlia por
puret Ct p~eoparenee ReaL mao oct
iiees. at GoumtmiOftillinacn | Here
Tele bar baret ganife pelpffet. Na'
turIigpis bar G~eiriorboIeenc loSt no.
aen SinSrinG ipeicn Tor 8cieart, iom
tiIoeIs Dor noaei tpnOt oct melte
al 5iSen moo, hnoo oct funbe boz.
ret, rien Ser bar oo9 pGrct gonitc
mango Wenneifer / 9pen. Men bnao
Ser forncuuuelia iorticner 0mtaIc
neo ocnne SountmlOitiaiug er oeu
Taaoc. hpnrpna altirs er arranaeret.
Som lloiti0ina betragtci er ben itf'
fert en- al be melt ncllpffeoe. ri bar
hnpt, thi life olene er Geltaaelien ira
lleIiiaernes Siec niGopnnlia itor,
men sc iioitiIebe @icritonoc al Bro'
buffer or oeian, ON milig, ct 6rem.
ifirot ira iioli1ere Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-01
mafeooniens 6aribaloi,

Dominican @riiefp er Mafeooniernes
@oribaloi, 9e falDer Dam ielp laa-
0utt.
san er GJci Tor "HeoolutionsIta-
BEN os iaaleoes 0pitanoets esentlise
9e0er. Boris Sarnfof er 9aitife uiIi
ogiaa Driitig i Wtarfen unoer en-
SrGming, men Fan mangIer 8ruerps
me0fsote militGre Salent % foreitanr
Oerior bopeoiaselig Den "oiplomotiife"
SIDE al ben mafeooniife &eisn;ng.
@ulem er finn 33 gar ganlniel
SAN or egentlig Sfolemanb, ibet bal
eiter pmiattenbc Stroier i 9elgrao
Spiia % Sala,ifi fif gniGttelie ierI
/ SulunifL ierere | Mcnultir Jon
STANDARDIZATION. Sai, bleo imio.
lertio / 9aret 1900 inDpifIet / en- itol
Troees O. Tor rcnoluiion9re Senoen
Ter osmt til Deportation til 9iQea
ien. Ser forhlcp hnn / to slar OF
bleo ioa ocuacNet "a DeuSta bicm ii
Mafeoonicl hoor ban meo itor Suel
fajtcNc it9 in6 | sen rcnoflttonGy,
Iaitotion. San CT Ell uSmnrfet n
Ter, ser foritanr at Han -poa &c rettt
Strrn3e cperior Be m~afe0oniife Ban
Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-01
Om Oret.

9ogle eietoomnieltse 5prhclo pes
Eret or bit paauilte al et eirselif GSn.
iiolog. San bar eiter en- nsie lln0er-
lcgcQle al err Itor 0tGngbe Eren hos
line SanoSmTnO fltniet iaitlloa Sen
mrrfcligc aieitbsgiernins, at Zpt
Dc iiSite Iartier al ct 0iearnpifes Git
lm6i8 rcrer piSere, 90 at oelale SGrt
fsrit opberer me0 Geoen. sam poa.
ltaar, at man, mar man retter in
Opmerfiombeo raa Ereqte hos Ell
itsrrc WGnsoe Memeifer. /. Or. / Ell
4oncertiol, / en- airfe G. l.. let pil be.
marie. at &c ul6re Sn0iutSer BAL
lanBt itsrrc greir emo D. unge. Gr
&uinGe /, Or, Der | en- alocr al tucC
gnr Dor inaa Ereh pil / 5irtiaars-
Itoereu hape Sem al miGoels STIR.
relic "a cco lit 60be slar ret anieIigc
2ren. Sporfor oi&ie Sr9aiRr ueo-
bliner at pore belle 9ipet %i9iernGl.
maoens e2ttc life CT StlfGlcot mes
Nuien, oct CT OF cnSnu uopflareI
Scnneliefeo.
Cgiaa Here andre @ienSommeIigbe.
Ser ~ueSrerel0e grcte er meyer inter.
%eainnte. 1eres Sorn % Stitfeie
ucSarpeS meo nbctpSeliae Sorlnorin.
ger planieS Ct gre iaa at lise ira 6a-
Der til Son, iu SlG9t til SIGgt.
Ten bcticrl0tc i~talienife Einfntrifer
2outbroio pa ilere aitore giocnifabs.
mrrS. Ser oar anitiaet 6urifniuger
oyer 6or5rpocre. brcSer, At SiSlc bar
CT CARRIE iGrlia Soru al Creme, buaa
Gil iaetrrSia nSen 8anifelisbeo oil
tlmle paapiic. @eo &c Raalinger OF
0~pteRnclier allaaaeroc 5orbrpoere,
Joni Folitiet III efter 9ertilions In.
piSnml i tor MoalItpt anitiler
naiten olle c~ipflfiersoe Stater, ipnei
DOT ne0 Siffertso OF fullpe fliiilaaes
al Ser rilncligpis life 8ipeS Ct eireitl
MelnNife / gerSsn. lem bar ct Yai
itlStomrtn ensSsurNe Tren.
sos sc iIciic Mennciter er Ercilc
mGrfcIia Grab icrifieniae ira binan'
ben life bIpt | Seuicenoe til ocreS
6oruL men csiaa / StsrrcIic. "a
iaa buoo ,Sarpcn anadar. err 6oltS
2reu iorifieaiae iuobnroeS; man far
iaaleSeS iinoe reoeIige Eren oeo Il,
Sen al ct bIest Anliat. % pmpcnoi
bleSc SrcR til Ct merit. llnorrtiocr
fon iclpc en- be! Erelarpen piie e.
bel Sarpeifala, % bnppiat far
Srcue cnooa pare anbragte paa so
peeet paa iorificlligc Bis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-01
teIpi6, At BE ri MT WloO beo Ser ftofs
EN-, bereS @reorc | 1pifIano uunot
rvIia.
Dero ensuoitiuinoen.
0seft s,a Jpapas Ddtaselit ueb ltb.
filinaen | z. gOsis.

ssotpa.8 psringei peo Veroe,isiioitiL
IingcH | ct. Goiis er oiItrc1lt fUroiB
% CT Ben ierjte al ale S~totstpgiin.
ger, Jon pil bliUe iGrSig. gpsningeri
bar to Gtnocr ca ct Colt. Zen er 100
5oo 6rc0 % i25 SOB Tang % foiter
$44, 900. s Den fprlte gtoge CT Der
en- aoturto1, Ser fan brli9es JON Jcr-
mtlinpsIofdIc, ct BHreiic, bpor ge.
ipgeitoe fan iutfe fra iis i'm Baggage,
8eitprerens aontor SplDsningsfon-
tor, Eoitfpn.or, Jeleguaifoittor, 70
gGrelier for SefretRren o. ct Yaf-
bus Ritm. 3 Den anoen gtage er Der
to itore Vrrelier for @l,uernsren %
aommisiGrrrne, Ell Talor for 9amcr,
en- for &crrcr, iom bcsge fan 6ru9e5
til at iIoitiae @ienitntSc l. eitopibere
SGieprrcIier oa gRralier for auisFoif.
1oron 4opeoimogangct er Ser 6 form.
abiifc SsiIer. 5 Yeeimentet oper 81.
iIerne cr Soipas gaa5en og Napnet
"Soiua@. L,
arbef0et meo at iuntle Sonas llo.
ltiilin9Saienitaroe Tor Ct. 9miis gisr
rolf 6~renigaifg. Sper enfeit aormnis-
lrr bar lit iurifiltp arbciSc at nofsre /
Seine Retning. Somas ll0itiIling uil
pflc Sfatens 6renifriot / 2anobrug,
&%anc6rtg, Ne.eriorift. areaturopl,
3obrifpricn og @rtbcorift. Sfolepr.
ienets llcitining bill blioe i~nteresinnt.
Gil oen er 5Ieoet ofiat $4,000 al Sc
$4,000, Tom Staten bar bepaget til
ltoItiaingeli, 90 | 9peningen for $50
lerqtes lloitiaing ian Soma iifrct iig
10000 apaoratioo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-01
Dams DUDE 0c0.
Tsn berSmts note @sdlsr aebIaoasr
FenfsIea for iteSis.

HrofesIor SONS guoe Ssbc sen
Ii y5sae gligIit | Berlin otter ip,tge
Qios 5paeligbcb, rs sdr aantmeI.
9iaar bette 9noifab ipreocs nooper
Gcroen, bill oct pperaIt pnffc Sorg
% Bemoo, for mco ham er otter en-
al Sioens itore Mnno ponoret bort,
en- nobel EerionIigbeo, bpis girfiom.
Deo bar prret lang % frugtbringcitoe
% ION bar hiuIpet til at brre Nor.
ges 0onn piot uoopcr 2anoene, fri.
Der ~1oghIaoet.~
Eefsien gnr gntumcl broa ban til
Dusseldorf. buor ban tilbragte line
9rreaar JON Glen al Sfirmrr oa
gnoreos ad,cnbad). Scrira ienbie
ban biem til ariitinnio ainitiore.
nina lit ierite Seifielosbilleoe, JON
rafte meaen SpmGrfiombeb. Meo
minorc afhrnoelier til Stlioier |
5iemiano og ltolano cpholot ban iig
Dusseldorf til 1862, De iioite ottc
Mar Tom g~roieSior bco gfaoemiet.
Saa blep ban 9ierfisr peb aunitifo.
len | karlsruhe. % ira 1880 til
1901 bar ban Eroiesior peb aunit.
ofaoeniet i Berlin % 2eoer At bets
Meiteratclier for 9anoifa6snlaleri.
Huber fin iemtianriae 2rrerpirfiom.
beo bar bnn blnnot line Gleuer bapt
en- Slerbeo al bore itprite aitnitnere,
oa bnrs 2eScritiaina | Spitlanos
Sh~tnitueroen bar iat opbc Spor ! bets
llopiflina.
Sperolt, Dpor ban fTrbebes bar
ban nibnIot og b6ioetet, og bans
Giriomheb blep ngioo riat pnnifipn.
net. 81 minber iaalebes ON, at ban
\ 1893 hlep nonGpnt til Storfors al
ct. Cloi Iileiom ban inoehnpbe en-
IGfte beic ~uoenIanoife Srbcner.
Gan bans 70.oarige Ssbiclsbag itif.
tet hans 9anoSmGno / bans 9apn
peo Subifriptioll ct 2egat til 9e6ite
for trGngcnoe Glore Wolere % Sil.
leobngere iarnt 6eres gfterlaote. 90
uco lit 8lllobrpalp mobtpg ban %
huns 6ritru @et5p, I. anfer, i i'm
@iQa "Sslpfronen" peo Sorten tai.
riae 9epiier pao Sen Spmpati, bpor
nlco oct eIifprroiae Gar omiatteS al
oae, iom for lGrt Dem at fienoc.
: lin Gltnit bar GrofeSior @lIbe
igrit og irenit 4oromano. Get bar
orn norife N1tur / al brnS 6orifiel.
lignrtethco, ban ircmforalt nnoet at
fibre, ira &c opbe, euioumc, "firfe.
little GaIe 1loen grner, rben Sti %
Rnbn" til '6teISpiobenS Snitre Goeii;
ira DC piIoc 6iorolanolfaber til &c
brebe. heloprfeoe 9ngber.
% al 6enne 6erligbeb leitet ban
irem for 8eroen % ineen bar glo.
bcrc enc han ielp, nor ma beruhe
bIonbt Sc 6remmeoe beinhret o9 pri.
ite bans idorc 6iemIano.
BroieSior @uoe citerloSer for.
Sen Sultrn. fem Barn: Mini.
tier One @uoe. Sngenisr Crit @iibe,
MaIeren Riels @ioe iantt to Gptre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-01
sra Spring GROVE.
(giter 1SeraIos.)

Sabprg Slipn @irbiugen aigife ben
2Obe Slusiit peb 9DOen / fin 9atters
Mrs. 6. 9~aHosoerts Sjem | 1oipn Of
8ilmin9tpn eiier TO aars 2ioelier al
&r9it / Mapen. afopoe bar ipbi /
@rans 9rnltcajGlb, 5abelanp 0urse,
| 9opember 1924 % bleo e0ieoiet til
Nels Slipn @ierbin9eu / 1S47. De
nopanoreoe / 1868 til Nmerifa, boebe /
Spring @rpUe | fem aar, Ilptteoe bers
eiter iii Ilbin % eupelig iii Get Steb,
bpor be Iiben bar bpI1t til | 1886. De
reilte ba iii Ioroe for. ipm DC tenfte,
at ~tiIbringe &eiten al fine Gage her,
men SIR. @icroinsen Spoe mart, %
@nfen peubte igien iilbase iii amerifa
aiogoe elterlacer iis fem Sprn % en-
itor Sfare gurnebprn. 8esrapelien
iaupt Steo fra SDnoOens &irfe iprrise
Manods. RaitOr @sin forretteoe !.
2~eltascIlen par uiGopauIis flor.
Gn &ercption bleo iiSits CnS.
bas aiten / SpnobetirfcnS Placement
Sprin9 @rcpe 9ipet for Matt. @ein.
ST goot Eroaram al Saig % 9iuiif
bltp uoiert. og Scr blep operraFt "a.
-
ftpren en 8ape beitnoenoe al Ct Sglu
steiet og Ell Soia. 9louNt bert, Ioa.
biSros til lluoerboloninaan oar g.
Mort "a gQiis 3ran Senien Der ipi!'
leOe Etano. 6oririifniuger ierpere.
res.
Mrs. GroieSior 6. I. 2omncl
ira @~eruiaion 2. g, bar prret paa
oiSf 1roFter / 9eisa ca reiite bien.
oper / SorSoagS. 1rof. 2omnen e.
2prer / giologi res Suo 0ofoto Uni.
perIitet.
Claus arcSbnS Ear p1ret en-
I'm til Barnes Golmip. 2. 3of,, %
fom bicm ior en- ll9eS SiO ii0en.
Hobert Stor i'm Goleoonio or
tIepen oftiot beN "Sprin9 @rcoe
&eralh."
Or. og Mrs. Stobp meo Ssn
hor en 5iS pprct / Giit Dos Gaitor
5fnbp / &opmar0. men CT III, 1ientmc
Aicn
u 81. RoNmiSfu bor fnoet
gnirteIie / Career, Minn,, q CT
ntr0 Semitic tjtiIpttet osrue 9p.
Senrn 6. 9tcIior "a Slritru ira
Colorado bar pTret / Sprin9 @Uue
ca Guean pro cn Giitt hos ferlt.
nountc& 5oNcr cq S&ter font onNrl
5lrRtniinc "a &curcr. q rei'tc
Gcrir& til 2oniina, Sa o1 refer
6iem iaicn citer Ct fort 0pboIo bcr.
a{r. 9fcIicn or Golultp Glert ! gSel$,
! Colorado.
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honoelsrcreIien.
Shirt 1ssa III 1iibaasIss ! &aabsl
se 1nbnftri.

G7ter 81. Ks. lrn & Cos. ugent.
lice &anoeisoDeriigt. bnteret iioits
gprboe biSirttes:
Ter cr frcmosIes iittet 1ean til Be,
1ilbogeilng | Snnocl % 5rouitri fotn
rnfeite NesffmiiRr ipaaenc piIce fsl5s
efter ariier pon aftiemarfaoet. Ter
uooifiene liz eanife pit noscn Goriip.
tighe0 paa @runo al lliifferbeoell
nseo Sc1ii1n til girfningen paa bci,
finarwieIe Sitintion, men iii Iegitiul
Surretnina er Der insenipmbelit 4an.
ifeligteb at oporipe Dc iornsSnc NiS-
fer. llbicpniig "a Grnor6niN efter
cit Icriooc, Ga Triierie paa @rlino
al Circulation Far rrret ifrret Una.
tiirlig hsit, BIZ nsnrenoignis meoisre
enbel Cab, men lloiigten bar alIigeuel
lpsnet betnScligt peo 5ierncIicu II
tri,enbe Cher paa Sen inoiltrieas
Simmcl.
Sn0beretninger fra ale Gaiter al
Sanoet nlelber ON eanife itor Smipt.
ming al &arer, % man fcrbereoer fla
pna enonu itsrr Gmirtning al ole
giusfornsSenfeSer. G~pfis6erneS an-
tai | Stem Yorf bnr tiltaget pg nne
iorbereoer iia paa en- itor Spitbonoel.
Gin girfninp pau Sanoelsrorelien
bar set oaiaa, at aarpeien tegner me.
get goot meo llnbtagelic al enoel
gomuibsoijtrifter | 5eras.
Heogangen | Huiernpriierne ipncs
III, at bare raaet ~2ararnnIen. 5nr.
brugeritc bar nentlig mi begpnot al
~aiilutte aonfrafter iloen at oerte pna
po~erIigere Geogana % Sern- %
StoaI- Snonitrien pil "a mart fcmme
/ oct normale 8ipnpe igien. Nrn-
banerne err ~ireinbeIes Sc itsrite Sor-
brrgere al Stoalparer.
Observation-Disclosures | 4em Gnslars
lr00er nice men Hnttfrdtfer, Der oil
boIbc cem beifiGitiget | Here Mnane-
oer iremouer.
6oaitterncs @ntal / iibite lt9e no
aiorcc | De Torencoe Stnter t76 imoS
.t73 ifjor % | CANADA 33 imob II
.ifjcr,
Gi 9roSitreets "@rnin Heoiep"
for fibite 2sroag hioipttes:
ltbisrielen al SpeSe (Mel inhbc-
~fattct) ubgioree / iihite lt8e3.2i5056
8uiheIs imoo 5,436,530 BEN tiIipa-
renee llge iiior. @oisuSierielen uh-
.gioroc $50, $50 g1iifels imob TO-
$50 ifjor.
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SocioIiferne.

Sociuliitpartiet 9isr 6reuifrict b.;
| 2oneet, Set er aoAt oraoniTrt
Sem Seriep. 9iep Slorf. 9nmirloa.
Iia bgle 9fo @R8gnnO, Clio. Snoiu
ma ~ SIlineis "a bar ale Mii0Ier, til
at isrp en- crrrrBiif Galgfomp, 60.
ctaIiiiibe Snerc benoenGer ia nlitt-
uNIutfenSc til srbeiNSfla$ien; 8 Dol.
Ser imaa WoSer ~ taller til ucgu
ioa Silherere GS @anaeli men @s.
Scr holScS beer 4iten. u renter life
iii SaIgt;oat fomaer. men usbreNel
line 9GrSomue bele AGryt rinNt. gl
beanuoer &c oaian At bcroenSe ia III
Sarfncrne. Zen aftiuitct, SoeiaG.
lNrne piicr | Sen iencre StS. ifplHe.