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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29

well and Bennett were in the points for
st. Albans and Hoar aud Daft for Rut-
land.
The game was called at o'clock. Heck
man, the League umpire not arriving, Will
hams Of st. Albans and Carriveau OF Rut-
land umplred the first Inning Hickman
umpired the rest Of the game and gave
satisfaction. The Rutland team found
Caldwell for 10 hits, being doubles,
while St. Albans bit Hoar nine times
only.
There we're only three errors in the
game, st. Albaps making two and Rutland
one.
Hoar gave three bases on balls and
struck out three men. Caldwell gave 10
bases on balls and struck out one. The
game was witnessed by 500 people and
was uninteresting.
Score by innings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29

ANOTHER WRESTLING MATCH.

r. Even and Con. sullivan to Meet July
10.
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
20 wrestle a match, catch as catch-oan
style, best three in five falls, under same
rules which governed Ross-Ewen match,
JerFe Donahue Of Northfeld to act as ref
cree. Said match to take place in Barre
on the 10th day of July OF as soon there
after as suitable place can be secured for
a purse Of fifty $500 dollars donated by
w. n No0nan, and the net receipts TO be
divided, seventy per cent going to the win
ner and thirty per cent to the loser
r. Even.
Con. Sullivan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29

Omaha, Neb. June 20 The opening
10 homestead settlement of 100000
acres 0f land iu Nebraska under the
provisions of the Kincaid law by which
hoinesteadets may file on GI0 acres Of
hand. goes into effect next Tuesday
morning, and the rush to secure choice
sections has been enormous. Reports
from the six land offices ia Nebraska
ten Of thousands Of people in line wait
ing for the land office to open at
Broken Bow nearly 1000 are ready to
pick out choice SECTIONS from the 2000.-
600 acres in that region. At Sidney the
streets are fall Of people who cannot
he accommodated at hotels and board
ing houses At O'Neill and Alliance
similar conditions are reported
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
cla.a witt Dynamite.

Gasoline was responsible for 25 per cent
of the fires that occurred In the homes Of
Barre during 1908, also one. death must be
charged directly 70 i.
ii il evident that gasoline should be
classed with dynamite gun cotton and
other dangerous explosives, and that SINH
iar restrictions should be placed upon its
use.
IL will be a great relief to this commu-
nitv when the gas stove takes the place Of
that constant menace to our homes and
lives tho gasoline stove. With q gas
range there ID no storing Of explosives, no
inilamables to handle. Your kindling ls
4 match and starting the fire is much
easier and safer operation than lighting an
oil lamp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
In pankrnpter.

Burlington. June %. Three petitions
in bankruptcy were filed yesterday at the
office OF the district court clerk in this
city.
Leroy P. Spooner Of Barre, an engineer,
liabilities, S4218l assets, 5000 and $3.50
exempt
Edward F. Bellows, St, Albans, farmer,
liabilities, s40T; assets, s30l, Of which
S21S Is exempt,
Joseph and Trehe Hall Of Wheelock
partnership, liabilities, sT054l; assets,
SSt9. so. OF which $3.50 Ii exempt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
Sorthern Lengue standlne.
TEAM WAS STRUCK
BY ELECTRIC CAR
w. A. Whitcomb and H. c. Jones Have
Narrow Escape Mr.. Jones Was
Thrown Under Fender.

w. A. Whiteomb Of this city, and bis
uncle II. G. Jones Of Platlsburg, who were
in Massachusetts, on business last week,
had a very narrow escape from death at
Franklin in that state, Friday noon, when
the team in which they we're riding was
struck BY an electric car, and both gentle
men were more or less injured.
Messrs. Whitcomb and Jones were be-
ing driven from Franklin to Medway, and
when near street car crossing the driver
thought he heard an automobile, and look
ing back failed to see the electric car ap-
preaching. His horse walked onto the
track directly in front OF large eight
wheeled electric car going at full speed,
and being SO close the mot0rnan was un-
able to slow down any before the car
struck the carriage about midway. MT.
Jones was thrown directly in front Of the
car. between the tracks and under the
fender which one hand striking, he grab
bed hold Of, and holding tight was dragged
several rods until the car was brought to
a standstill III he had not caught the
fender he surely would have been killed,
AS It was he was taken from under the
fender unconscious, and Mr. Whitcomb
was picked up in like condition In the
gutter beside the track. The driver was
thrown across the track into the bushes
and escaped with only few scratches, The
wagon was smashed into kindling wood,
not spoke being left In any one Of the
four hubs.
Messrs. Jones and Whltcomb we're taken
to Franklin aud doctors called to attend
them. Ii was found no bones had been
broken, but Mr. Jones had lost the skin
off both knees, elbows, hands and wrists,
aud was cut about the face Mr.. Whit
comb was not quite SO badly bruised. Yes
terday morning they were able to start fol
home, aud arrived in Barre last evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
WHlTE GIRL KILLS NEGRO.
Shoots Him When He Forces His Way
into Her Room.

Shoots Him When He Forces flis Way
into Her Room.
suffolk. Va. June % The police
hnve had positive information TINT tile
man whom Miss 0phelia Cowper shot
several days ago died from ITS wounds
ii Isle of wight county He was q
negro whose name they Lave not learn
ed. The negro broke into The home
where Miss Cowper lived with her
mother and despite warnings that he
would enter her bed chamber on the
pain Of death forced the door
Miss Cowper fired With revolver AT
close range whereupon the Intruder ut
tered 4 cry Of pain ana escaped ieav.
ing trail Of blood on the steps and
sidewalk. Chief Of Police Brlukley is
informed that Miss Cowper's bullet en-.
tered the negro's neck and took adown-
ward course. producing internal hemor.
rhages. Miss Cowper thinks the incl
dent hastened tile end Of her mother,
who died last Friday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
REMEMBERED BY FRIENDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gordon Entertained
tom saturday Evening,

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gordon Entertained
tom saturday Evening,
Nh, and Mrs. Andrew Gordon Of Is
Plain street entertained about so of their
friends on Saturday night on the occasion
Of Mrs Gordon leaving for Scotland on an
extended visit. John Shaw on behalf Of
the company, presented Mrs. Gordon with
a handsome silver cake basket and An.
drew Gordon, Jun, with a handsome
fountain pen Mr. Gordon suitably re-
piled Music FOR dancing was supplied by
u Slova and w. Gray With numerous
songs and stories the company spent a
very enjoyable evening Refreshments
were served to the company By Mr.. and
Mrs Gordon. Mrs. Gordon received many
beautiful presents from her friends and
neighbora as token Of friendship aud es-
tppnf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
SURPRISED BY FRIENDS.

Came From GranRevllle to Williams
town.
Williamstown, Juue 2s-Mr and Mrs
Alex 0gston, who recently moved to this
town, we're happily surprised Saturday
evening by about 40 friends who came
over from Granlteville. They were given
a hearty welcome and q pleasant evening
was passed During the evening Jas. 81
Pirie of Graniteville, ID behalf Of the COM
pany, presented Mr.. aud Mrs 0gston
handsome couch, which was received with
thanks hy both recipients
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
saeesssor % Alderman shea.

Burlington, June 29. by a majority Of
1873 votes the democrats of the third ward
elected their nominee, James E. Meagbsr,
10 serve out the unexpired term Of the
late Alderman John ]. Shea, over the re-
publican nominee jerome B. Beaure-
gard.
Only so per cent Of the third ward vote
was polled, $40 votes being cast. OF these
Mr.. Meagher received S66, against Mr.
Beauregard lSS,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
Report japanese Have
Taken Three Forts.
FIGHTING BEGAN SUNDAY
Port Arthur Fleet Again Emerged From
Harbor Today to Fight Jap
anese Ships.

London, June 29.-The Tokio's corrre-
spondelt Of the Central News wires that
the Japanese began an attack on Port Ar
thur Sunday from the northeast and after
severe lighting the Japanese occupied three
hills and drove the Russians back
Toxic, June 29.--It is reported the
force Of Japanese captured three forts Of
the southeast Port Arthur defences sun
day last. 1t is reported the japanese cap
tured two guns. The Japanese casualties
are one hundred killed and wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
seventy five Young People, With Their
Mothers, Had Fine Time.

seventy five Young People with Their
Mothers, Had Fine Time.
sevsnty-aYe children who were mem
bers Of Prof. Elm0res dancing class last
winter, and their mothers who are mem
bers OF the new Mothers Association, at
tended the first Of the birthday entertain
ments at the armory hall last evening,
and the affair was a most pronounced sue
cess throughout The guests were re-
eeived by q committee OF boys and girls
whose birthdays come In May and June,
as follows Morris White, Howard Reid,
Howard Miles. May N0onan, Helen
Humphrey, George Farker, Claire Miles,
Leigh McWhorter, Dana Church, Ulrick
LeboulYeau Gwendolyn Pitkin. Christina
Reid and Harold Morse The same Young
people said good night to the guests.
An entertaining programme was render
ed, consisting of, grand march and circle
Chataqua Square, piano duett by May
Noonan and Beatrice Callaghan, reading
by Howard Miles, song, Down on the
Farm, 3 the Yarsouverinne, waltz, song,
" Blue Bells. dance by the three daugh-
ters Of Mayor Barclay.
Refreshments Of ice cream and cake
were served, and during the intefmission
Aida Turney OF Montpelier presented to
Leigh MoWhorter, whose birthday came
yesterday, a birthday cake made by her
self. Master McWhorter cut the cake aud
served il to those lucky ones whose birth.
days fell within the months of May and
June. Prof. and Mrs. Elm0re had charge
Of the music OF the evening
tits proposed 70 hold these parties at
intervals Of two months during the year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
DELEGATES GATHERING.

DeBoer Contingent the Most Enthusiastic
Faction,
Montpelier, June 2I.-The delegates to
the state convention tomorrow are many
Of them here, and the hutton-hollng has
already begun The DeBoer element is
most confident and shows the greatest
amount Of enthusiasm. While the Bell
contingent claims their candidate viii be
nominated on the first ballot, there are few
Of them who act as though they believed
ii Lieut.. Gov Stanton Is here urging
his supporters to stand their ground to the
finish.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
FOSTER REN0MINATED.
FIRST District Republicans Name Him for
Third Term.

FIRST District Republicans Name Him for
Third Term.
Rutland, June 70. The republican first
district congressional convention met at
the opera house in this city at II O'Clock
this forenoon.
Congressman ID. J Foster was unani-
mously renominated to serve for third
term.
Ell. Phelps OF Fair Haven sprung a
surprise on the convention BY nominating
o. NJ. Barber Of Bennington without Bar
ber's knowledge, 10 oppose Foster, Only
the Fair Haven delegation supported the
nomination and Fosters nomination was
later made unanimous.
IN accepting the nomination Mr.. Foster
made asgraceful speech touching upon the
high standard Of Congress Of the present
day and the outlook for the future
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
FLEET EMERGES.

Russians Again Venture Out at Port Ar
thur
Chefoo June 29.-The Russian fleet
again emerged from Port Arthur today
aud remained outside some time. Fight
ing at the Port continues on the land side,
while frequent attacks are made on the
harbor BY the apanese ships at sea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
EntartaInment u peIegats.

The people who have kindly promised
entertainment for the delegates to the
State Epworth League convention TO be
held in this city Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of this week please remember
that the delegates are expected to arrive
Thursday afternoon or evening Those
who are to furnish food please send all
excepting cake and salad to the church be-
fore eleven o'clock Friday. The cake and
salad Is wanted BY I've o'clock Of the same
day,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
MRS. LIZZIE MERRILL.

Died Last Night After Iilaess with Pneu-
monia
Mrs. Lizzie Merrill, aged Is years, died
about $50 O'Clock last evening at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Benedict, OF
Brooklyn street, after an illness with
pneumonia
The funeral win be held tomorrow af-
ternoon at oclock, from the house, Rev.
r. r Lowe officiating. The body viii be
taken on the midnight train to Plattsbnrg,
n. II for burial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29

Earned runs; Burlington 8 two base
hit, Hazelton; three base hit, Hays, Haz.
elton; stolen bases, Campbell, Bowcock ;
FIRST base on balls, Off McIane 1, of John
son /, off sheldon Il; struck out. BY Nc
Lane 8. by johnson 4, BY Sheldon I dou-
BILE plays, Laurence to Hays to Hazelton /;
passed balls, King time III. 30 min. /;
umpire. Shea; scorer, Mitchell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29

Henry Alexander has the local agency
for the Pennsylvania Casualty company
and the Home Life Insurance company Of
New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
carnanter. raka Notleal

The next meeting 81 Local as viii be
on Saturday, July Z, at T3 so p. m., instead
Of July as given ia the notices sent ont.
Per order Local 48l, G 2 Bailey, Rec
Sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29

Yesterday National League scores.
At Brooklyn, Boston 9, Brooklyn 4.
At New York, New York 8, Phila. 8.
at Cincinnati, st. Louis 8, Cincinnati
no inningsl
Az Chioago. plattsbnrg 9. Chieago 5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
LEAGUE BASE BALL.

Both Boston Teams Were Winners yester.
day.
Yesterdays American League scores
At Boston, Boston ), New York 2
At Washington, Washington q Phila L
At Detroit Chicago 4, Detroit B.
At St. Louis, Clsveland 4, st. Louis O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-29
RUTLAND 7. ST. ALBANs )
Heavy Hltters from tho Marble City Pound
out Easy Victory.

St.Albans, June 20. Rutland defeated
st. Albansat the League grounds yester-
day afternoon by score Of to 9. Cald-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

Zig og flint, ION man aIOrig bebss
fisbt Ell alocieS ubmerfet SeIt, COOS
pcoe at brllge Spebe paa. Nten oenS
me Gier bdp6e oe$pGrre Den Sane
at briffc iig Ell Serial pou, naar ban
bapoe pGret / 9reu, % oa bar BAN
ofte brutal mon Soften. 9cnne tog
Gieren / Sfole poa ben @tanOe, at
Seu oroa BAN op / Saaieu lagoe bont
NED Oh begpubte at bearbeloe BAN
meo Cunt" buuoe Der 90 Der. SeS'
prrre forItoo life ManOen benne bel
fortiente 2eftion, men fortIatte meo
at bare brutal, mar ban banoe mo-
aet / Sopebet". 0ettc baooe tiltslge,
at Soften blep aloeleS raIenoe, loa'
mart Dem iua lin giermano, meSens
benreS gsrn fuube bebanole 0pret
iao LET iom ct Gam.
Sluttclia moatte BET pGroifirlOe
Snr iGlaeS. 9prlGgen erflpreoe,
at set les al momentan SinoSfor'
.oirrina. frcnfaIot pes Den ~uIornuT'
tiee SebanoIing, oct bopoe faaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
1AinitrTntn.

gnSrew Swunions &anc / SIanton
bLep forrige 2er6ag romnret al 81.
net % neobrGuote. Oaioa 10 &cte
brGlote. Sabet er 6cIpiS SpFfct peO
INSURANCE.
Spbu u. Bctcripu, Ser iFieN en-
alrgIe gierurem en- RaboS Dor / DER.
gus sails, bIeO arreitcret. men Ig&Iaot
mob amrtiou. San itreg I'll Rebra.
ita, men bleo for TO Tiger itoen poa.
qrehen % fsrt tibage til 6erglls sails.
san ertienbte iig / Retteu ifploia o.
bIep iL0gt en- Wltltt of $500 % Am.
foltntnger. ion ban itrar betaIte.
4fiis Amp Z. SliUu, iom faIot al
RumeiotdIH eoattsrerneS GrilriionS.
tr9n npr QfiIarS, Wo., forrige ngc,
err MI fonunelt biem I'll ct. Raul.
Ieoiaget of i'm Nfooer, YirS. SranceS
8lIel Dillon og 9trS. u. q. Bottcr.
@fiis SIion tiger, brm fan life buifc
Io9et ON 6aIoet ira Den Sib bun
freq paa Bbatformell, % til bun Tom
til 9epioirbe6 igien i oct lille &otcI
/ gPiqaro. Sun ipneS life at bapc
liot noaen itsrre Staoe peo lllpffen
oet oRrite par ct Sfar oper ben pen.
tire Climbing, men oa er M omtreui
lpset. =
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

Siernen og Hpgraoen frem6ringer
araiten og Nerpe.i Sibrerne operfsrer
aroften til enbper Del al 9egernet.
Spmptomerne paa fatarrbnlif
Hcroesbeo er: gn S~oruofsIelIe al
llIpffe, iom ON noget ifr9ffeligt bill
b9noe, Spinfling al Gieulaugene,
bepGgelige bruno Gletter for 2ttene
og Ell metalliif Ringning for Trene,
meo SpItsb al 8os, en- 6ornemmelie
iom of en- flor &egt pna Vaapen,
Srpgt FOR at forla0e Sienmet, Ell
itaoig Shit til at tole ON Spmpto'
merne, a1IloegpSning og Sarme,
SP1loer % Ssooer alminoelig foloe
og fIamme, let for at frpie, 5er9co
/ Sitoen ODER belle Segemet, neural'
gift Sooeopine, nerpsie aul0egpsnin'
ger, Spiteriu, ipnfen0e eler Seiut-
melicstiliGI0er, foruroligeuOe Siertes
iloQ, boarligt Spn, total llififfetbeo
til at IGie. ifripe, eIer giere nogell'
ion belit 6orretuing, oucrilooig llrin
llocn 6orpc, Cab al sob, SgonleSs
beS, o. /. b. CONNIE al oiSie Spntp'
toner er tiIIteOe / etbpert Silfnloe.
g(t fOao ser poaitoaeS ON Eeruna
or, at bcn furerer &atarrb, boor emo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

frnglet | 2ongoon intbcr gnfIags
FOR Noro | ferite @rno. SAN ino oei
6rneieI til Sui Moaneo, oa bar
iattes mnocr 6orbsr for CONNER u
5. aneeibnm % en- Surp. Sorbsre'
pnreoe | 80 Gage og enbte. meo, al
Barn bIcp flfnoen ifploia % bsm,
til lipsDarigt SGngieI. 5. W. God
r1fe fra @rans Sorts % %. y
Oidion ira 2ongoon fsrte Statens
Sug, og u. ". Sriuin ira ct. YauI,
Sraep U. Bangs % 6. 3. Jemple'
ron fra @ran0 Sorts foripareos
Barry. "a 0onmten sif MOB BAN
appeIlereoe 9arrp Sugen til Ssicite.
RET, Tom ienote Sagen tilboge til lln'
berretten for MT 6orber paa 8rimr
of nogle t~efniife Sell. S Nopember
1908 Tom oct til mt 6orbsr. 5or.
iparet giorbe S%tbiigelier MOB Dom,
mcr auecibnD, % CONNER Sobn 3,
Conan opertog Jorberet. Srnnf W.
gtpe ira minneapolis os 90. 9. Did
Jon bar StatenS 4opofater, o. 9arrr
foriporeoes MI Of Soiepb Glearp |
&anqoon og V. 6. Yureea fro
@abpcton. Sgioa oenne Sang pa-
reoe Sagen 80 0age % eilbte meb.
at sSlirpen fanot Barn itplbig |
0toro | anben 8rab. Men pao
8runo ai piSie observation-disclosures |
Satrpens aieuoelie npgteoe 0omme'
rem at goofienoe Den % ienotc
Surpen no igien til fornpet Sper-
peielie al Sogeit, men De fulloe life
bliue etige, OF Der falbt oltiaa ingerl
Dom. Stdteus a0pofater foreilog
MI en- Soranoring | Siirisbiftion,
Iiom blep inorsmmet Dem, men 6or'
iparct appeaereoe til S~sieiteret, iom
imiblertio itaofPiteoe SSnbrsmmelien,
% Sagen toges III, iii @olib Gountp,
bpor be, begpnote iioitleOen Bite
aRoi % enbte iom ~ooenfor an9ipet.
ISagen pure6e oltian treble Gang
mere emo Ell Wodlteb. Get tog iDp
Gage at foa en- Siirp og 70 &ibner
blep inoitGprte. StatenS abuofuter
oar oeme Sang 6. y. Sinfler, Goum.
tpa0pofnt / @aIib 60, pg 8eorae W.
Rrice, Goumtpuopofot | 6uoalier SO.
9arrps Iopofoter bar SrdcD IT.
Bangs og Wnior hamilton ira
8runo Sorts og S. u. Sibbp ira
Torf Riper. 6orboabentlig er ber'
mco oenne for Statcn foItbare Gag
tilenoe. Sarrp bar olorig negtet, at
ban brGbte Dtellen, men bans ao'
Ipofater bar forisgt at bepiie, at ban
Ibur iinosipos % oerfor life onipor'
liz. - Sans Ibpofater oil MI otter
oppeacre. men Oct er libet rimcllg,
at Seieiteret oil bape mere nlco So
gen at giere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
NfbraCRn.
Npitbor Hclifpic.

Guit6ar Hclifuic. Gountpta&ierer
". :. Huaiea / @aibirmton Gountp
bar benuenNt fig til &etten | Slatr
ior at iaa iurioiif &uab on, bpao
han iful aiere nRo ct 30, iom ban
onlloar puro 100000 o. bar hcn'
Iio1ct / S~orIpiu1en / bans aontor /
ire glur. @oct beitour al ct Tgte
Waleri al Napbael. Gette 0talerl
bar Ell lang &iitoric. Get bang
Io~rhutbreocr / ct rliSiiit Slot, bpor'
til oct bar brogt ira Som, % oa aa'
toIifcrnc blep 0rcpne ira HUSBAND,
tooeS N6aleriet til Storbertllgelt al
Ntedlenbl,rQ Stmerin$ Slot. Soorc
&ubmun, ION por Nteolem al Stor'
bertlgcn$ Tdmilie, fom I'll blair tor
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Iornt. San toa YfaIeriet meo JIG
OF pleieSe mtoertiben al bape Oct puo
ltoitiaiuq. San afilog SiIbiio ira
$4,000 til $4,000 FOR oct % beoC
u6en at bape oibGIroet Oct. SoitS
IGnfe fcrisptc cngang al coeloBae
Ibaone liz ielp ca Maleriet pco ai
lirtte SSlo paa Suiet. men Naboernt
reSoeSe bcpQe. "a Der iugcn groin'
oer oar, blp 9Solertet taget Sort
pna al GolmtpfaSiereren oOcrenS'
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et Dub paa $4,000 nor set. Setit
lbleu 0iort al ". $. Sininger
Smobo. Molcriet or ct natc Hd'
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&crS, % aunimere, ION bar iect Sn
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tenNent gSiliou peb @inuebago.He
ie~rpationen i 9~tebraifa Srore I'll a
prepe az iGtte Ell Chopper for o.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
Katarrbalif uerpSiitet.
On Gilitano fienot Tom iyitemiif Katarrb.
On Kon9resmanos 6oofienoelie.

ar. o. 9. c, 2nge og en-
- rreset inbflpbeliesrig Ranb
alabama iamt Gbairrnan for Gopu.
lift State aomiteen, flyer i ct Bret
fornpIig til Or. Sartman. Column.
bus, Ohio:
@aibinston, .. 6.
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treffenoe 5Drtrimlisbeben Of Seres
Wibbel iom en- aatarrb-&mr. Sen
bar brnst Oct iOm iaaoant % er.
bolbt mesen Suroel oeraf, mar init
uerDsic Spitem bar p9ret nebbrmSt.
Seq anbefaler paa bet ~bjertelisitc Be-
rnna til cnbpcr, bpis nerppie Spitem
er noc at Croen. - q. q. Grpiuc,
ye. ..
Get nerppie Spitem er &iloen til
al Dor legemlige Strait, boaoe aanoe.
Zig % fpiiif.
3et er Herberne, iom giper Siertet
8raft iii at iloa; oct er Ierpernr,
ion giper Irterierne araft til of inc.
piipbe og ienere regulere globitrsm.
men giennm Dem.
@nbper grteri er foripnet meo ct
%elaitiif eQer muifulGrt 89ffe, iom er
iitano til at iammenineres eller no.
|piSeS, iaa at oct tiGaoer mere eller
minbre BLOB at pasiere giennem, /
Sperensitemmelie meo bpao Segemet
trGnger.
Hoar Rerberne or ldmmebe eler
ipPffeOe er benne iammeninsrenoe
.araft al 9lobfarelne belt eler beIpis
9Oelagt.
Oette foraariager aongeItion, ipc.
.cielt / Slimbinoe "2iningen" i 2ege.
NETS forifjeqige Srganer.
Atadr benne 9ongeition peoparer
nogen Sio er Den fieubt JON frouiif
9atarrb.
8ongeitionen fan forefomme /
Slimbinoe Siningen / GGien, Sal
len, 2uftrsret, Wapen, Snbpoloene,
Nprerne og De pelpiife Srgauer.
Sroriombelit ben forefommer for.
aaria9er Den ben iomme Silitano -
froniif aatarrb.
5. s.. Suling, gr.Neolem al Som.
sresien fra 8eit Sirginia, ~ifriper:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

mobtager oorIia 100000. os oernt
Gum bIeu nnIten oItianmen zoe
bort til Iibcn eIer irgen n~irfeIie
Nptte for Dem. Spefulanter al off
SIags prsper at faa iaa flor anoe|
|af gpttct iom miligt, for iaa lioei
0eoerlog iom muIigt. SGrlig ier.
geS Der for rigctigt "Slopano", oe
bet fortRIlcs, at belle 8ognl1s al
osobrufue Snoianere 0aglig fjsres
no al Somer. Sgioa paa fit 2anS
er Snoinnerne blet inpbt, men Gu.
periutenoent Biiion bar MI lat or.
bentIig SfrRf I be benipnsIeie Spe.
fitlanter peo at ppIpie, at ban irrtri
Senipn bill tnse til De pripate Seiefon.
frazier iom | iaa itcr llbitr9fning er
~aiiluttet meo S~SnSianerne. Get er
Den fatbolife Brett Der poa Heierpo'
tionen, 6aoer Sdel, JON bar foran.
leoiget, at Der mi blir rettet paa oae
bisie WisforboIo. San bar fore.
ilaaet, at Der neoiGtteS en "oisbiirs'
ing Committee" iii at forDolte Sn-
bianernes Tenge. Get bar oaina Sa-
Der Sfell. ON fit rooet op / 5em.
meripirbelen paa geItfpiten.