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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
GERMAN FISHERS ARE
ATTACKED BY FLEET

! Berlin, Oct. 28.-The fishing schoon-
er Sonntag arrived at Geestemunde,
and reports that it was fired upon by
Russian vessels two and a half miles
off .Dogger Bank but was not hit. The
following is the story of Captain
Hachner of the Sonntag:.
E"On Oct. Fl we were on'the Horns
Reef fishing grounds on the. west
coast of Jutland In the forenoon
FIVE large Russian ships passed and
in the evening nine more. North of us
was large freight steamer. At $3.50
p. m we were lighted by reflector,
and Immediately afterwards there fell
the first shells in our, neighborhood.
The Russian vessels fired up to eighty
shots a minute in all directions.
= Towards o:3o freighter approach
ed sussS drawing the FIRE upon itself, In
the light Of the reflector was observ-
ed shells striking close to this steamer
We then observed another. reflector
southwark and shells bursting near
the ship which was firing ON us. We
remained unhurt. After II o'clock
there were no further shells
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
FAMOUS BATTLEFIELD.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 28.-Gaines Mill
and the surrounding tract near Cold
Harbor, in Hanover County, has been
sold for a mere pittance. The famous
scene of one of the civil wars most
bloody encounters has become the
property OF Joseph Woodson of Rich
mor,d for $36o.75.
4 Part of the old mill still stands, and
in the shattered remnants bullet holes
are not scarce. At present long
drive or walk is the only way to reach
the place, but there, are indications that
in short time an electric line will
be run from Richmond to Cold Har=
3hnr @aF es4 I 5is1gtaf@E - ~ IA.
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HE COMMITTED SUICIDE.

San Francisco, Oct 28.-Young w.
Castle, man Of refinement and we'll
known and we'll connected in the east,
has committed suicide at the St: Kath-
ryn hotel by taking carbolic acid. He
left note addressed to his brother, III.
Castle, Meridian, Miss, telling of his
intention to take his life, but assign
ing no cause. His mother and sister
reside in Knoxville, Tenn. Some time
ago he was arrested for shooting at r.
L. Durham, president OF the Califor-
MIA business college on account OF al
legged wrongs. The case is still pend
ing. He was about IS years OF age.
The. case against Castle for shooting
Durham was to have been heard in
Judge Morgan's court yesterday 1t
was continued Until Saturday next.
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Paris, Oct 2S.-Great' Britain has Of
fered to submit the Russo British com
plications to an international comnis-
sion 10 investigate and determine the
facts and decide what shall be done.
There isreason to believe that Russia
Wilt accept this proposal, but no def
mite answer has yet been received.
There is the utmost anxiety ON all sides
to secure the, peaceful solution of the
difficulty, as otherwise there hardly
seems hope of anything bat continen-
tai war The proposition of Lord Lans-
dqwne is looked upon with much favor
by the neutral governments. D., -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
PERRY HELD FOR ARSON.

Chicago, Oct. 28.-The evidence in
the ncendiary case of the Chicago Car
& Locomotive Works at Hedgwick was
very strongly crcumstantial against
President Perry, and the testimony
seems to be we'll supported. Mr. Per-
ry and a number of his friends went to
the courtroom of Justice Callahn, in
South Chicago, where two charges, one
of arson and one of arson with intent
to defraud insurance companies, were
lodged against him.. On the first charge
his bonds were fixed at $1,000, and on
the second $4,000. The bonds were
signed by his friends and the hearing
was continued until Nov. s.
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MOFFATT BACK.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct "a visit
being made to friends in Sioux Falls
by Lieut. w. A. Moffett OF the Thir-
teenth United States cavalry, after
service OF several years in the Philip
pines, recalls the strenuous times he
had while publishing a newspaper at
Bismarck. Some did not appreciate
his writings. and showed their dis
pleasure by assaulting him. At one
time his entire newspaper plant was
dumped into the Missouri River. At
another three shots were fired at him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
THE PASSAGE OF THE
DARDANELLES DISCUSSED

Rome, Oct. 28.-Although no re-
quest has been received by the Italian
government from Russia regarding the
removal Of the international restric-
tions from the passage OF the Dar-
danelles by ships OF war, the question
has been more or less discussed be-
tween the powers since last January
when Great Britain addressed a pro-
test to Turkey against the passage OF
the straits by Russian torpedo boats.
While no conclusion was reached the
attitude of the different powers APP
pears TO be as follows: #
Great Britain Decidedly opposed.
Germany Considers herself an un-
concerned spectator, whose interest
in the disputed matter would be neith-
er furthered nor prejudiced by what
ever solution might be reached.
Austria Always upheld the princi-
pie that the Dardanelles should be
open to all or none. ssss
France Because of her present al
Iance with Russia, France views the
question in different light from that
Sin which She regarded il AT the time of
the Crimean war. svSiIieil aliiassIG with
( England in the treaty Of 1856, which
was confirmed by the treaty of Berlin
she favored the prohibition Of Warships
passing the straits.
Italy notwithstanding the intimate
relations between the house OF Savoy
and Romanof this government has no
reason to depart from the attitude as
sumed in the Crimean war in which
Piedmont participated as the alley 81
England.
The Italian Anglophile feeling is
voiced by The Tribuna, leading gov
ernment paper which calls Admiral
Rojestvensky a lunatic, adding that 4
complete and prompt satisfaction Il
not given war viii be inevitable.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
WELCOME VALLEY.

Welcome Valley, Oct: a6.-To The
Forum: Frank Burley's barn burned
last Sunday night Some harness and
few chickens were all that were lost
with the barn. --ne @@~. #s..
The explosion OF lantern caused
the fire. a1- M".
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgins are visiting
with Mr.. Nimock, Mrs. Hodgin's
brother.
There is no school this week as Miss
Mckay IS attending the teachers in
stitute in Fargo. =, n
Miss Minnie Davis was home from
the normal a few days this week.
Il @ Cor. w. i
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
An international Cornmis-
sion Agreed Upon by
Both Countries to In
vestigate and Decide
Concerning the North
Sea incident.

London Oct 28.--It is authoritative
y stated that satisfactory solution OF
the Russo7Britsh difficulty has been
reached. ! The details are not given out
but it is believed that Russia has agreed
to the international commission to
which all phases of the question shall
b, referred The details of the com
mission have not yet been agreed upon
but it is thought that there will be nc
trouble on< this score.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
SERIOUS
S>: FLAMES
A Bad Blaze i'm Brooklyn One Man
~ Dead-Another Seriously Hurt
Loss Is So, 100000.

- New York, Oct. 28.-Polceman Pat
rick Cushing is dead and Fireman John
Walsh is in the hospital seriously hurt
as the result of a fire in the Bush Ter
minal Company, South Brooklyn, to-
day. The fire started in the lighter
Victor, lying at Pier 7, and loaded with
cotton. Flames spread to the pier,
which was also piled with cotton, and
which was soon destroyed. Three 9th
er lighters and the Italian steamer Citta
Di Palermo were damaged. The total
loss is 100000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
SITUATION MUCH MORE HOPEFUL
or PEACEFUL SOLUTION TONIGHT


decks this afternoon. 1t is rumored
that the whole feet with the excep
tion of the battlestip. Caesar. will
steam westward tomorrow! morning
with the alleged purpose Of making
a sham attack against the rock of
Gibraltar. ~. ~ |
Several torpedo boats left Tang1er
this afternoon fully equipped. Work
at the, arsenal is proceeding under. high
pre- ssnre. So. -.....j . .s.sv>. s.ss ~ a
A division Of the Mediterranean fleet
comprising six battleships, all .armor-
ed cruisers and twenty torpedo boats,
is expected to arrive here tomorrow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
HUNGARY WANTS TO HELP.

Budapest, Hungary, Oct. 2S.-In the
lower house Of the Hungarian diet to-
day Francis Kossuth, president of the
independent party, introduced a reso-
ltltion. calling on the premier to urge
the Austro- Hungarian foreign minister
TO support any diplomatic action on the
part of the United States tending to
put an, end to the bloodshed i'll the
far east
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
EIEfI E3.t8 rs a &C ~ u q - "A - 2. -
SWEDISH BOAT FIRED -. .. 49,. .
ON BY THE RUSSIANS

Gelfle, Sweden, Oct. ,a8,-The captain
and crew of the Swedish steamer Aide
baran from Hill, has been examined
by magistrate and under oath has
affirmed their conviction that cruiser,
apparently a Russian war vessel, fired
on their ship and used shot and not
blank cartridges. I he captain says
that the shells were seen to burst in
the air No damage is reported
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
ORWEGIAN STEAMER . .
ALSO IN TROUBLE

Copenhagen, Oct. 27.-The master
of the Norwegian steamship Skaatol
reports from London that he was fired
on by Russian ship on Sunday in
the English channel. The firing ceased
when the Skaatol hoisted her flag.
Soon afterwards eighteen Russian men
of war passed the Skaatol %t.5.9
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
CONFIRMED FROM
ST. PETERSBURG ALSO

St. Petersburg, Oct. 28-The emper-
or has approved the proposal of Eng
land that the North Sea difficulty shall
be referred to all international tri6u-
nal to determine and decide. There is
great satisfaction evidenced over the
peaceful outcome.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
RIOTS OVER MOBILIZATION. 4
Mohileff, ON the Dnieper, Russia, Oct

28 There have been no anti Jewish
riots here, strictly speaking, as report
ed in some quarters, but considerable
disorders with army reserve men have
occurred in connection with the mo-
:bilizatior Drunken peasants in the
streets attacked Houses and shops and
most Of the local traders being Jews
they suffered, but the houses OF the
local officials were also attacked. The
desertion Of the Jewish reserve men,
who are fleeing abroad, helped to iilcite
the populace against them, as Chris
|tians had to take their places. There
rs trouble with the reserve men in gem
eral throughout the province, but order
lis being restored
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
KUROKI SECURES A
PROMINENT HILL

Kuroki's Headquarters, Oct. 28.-I
The Japanese drove the Russians from
a high hill yesterday and obtained pos
session Of this place, which is regarded
as a very important strategical point
Two machine guns were captured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
COPPER MAN SUDDENLY
DIES FROM HEART FAILURE

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Oct. 28.-
Cornelius Shields, the general manager
OF the Consolidated Lake Superior Cop
per Co., died suddenly today from
heart failure.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
HOPE FOR SPEEDY AND
AMlCABLE SETTLEMENT

London, Oct 28.--A statement made
atsI O'clock this afternoon by the Rus
sian embassy says We are in constant
communication with the British gov
ernmetlt. AS result of these cofnnlufl-
ications the embassy hopes there will
be a speedy and satisfactory settlement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
READY FOR ACTION AT 4
THE GREAT GlBRAL TER

Gibraltar, Oct. 28.-Boom defenses
are being rugged in the harbor, and
everything placed in condition for ac-s
tive defense measures. The channel
fleet of battleships are all in the har-
bor and their decks have been cleared,
ready for action, should the same be-
come necessary. - 4 +
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
HILLSBORO BUTCHERS
ARRESTED BY PROF. LADD

Hillsboro, Oct 28.-Chas. Hemple
and I'll. McLaren, butchers, were ar
rested last, night charged with viola
ting the state pure food law. The ar
rests were made on complaint OF Pro-
lessor Ladd, state food commissioner.
When arraigned in court this morning
both Of the accused pleaded guilty and
were fined SIS and costs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
BASIS or AGREEMENT
SEEMS VERY PROBABLE

ST. Petersburg, Oct. 28-The tone Of
the press here today is most gloomy,
but despite all this the Associated Press
IS in position to state positively that
the situation has taken OH a much bet
ter phase, and a basis of agreement be-
tween Russia and England appears to
be at 8east probable. = E,t5
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
ON THE TYNER CASE

Washington. Oct 2S.-The president
sent reply TO the assistant attorney
general of the postofice. answering
General Tyner's letter. saying that
Tyner's case was passed on by jury,
and the president acquiesced in the find
ing, but that the evidence seemed over
whelming that Tyner was guilty of NOR
al obliquity or gross inefficiency
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
GREAT NORTHERN WRECK.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 28-The east and
west bound passenger trains on the
Great Northern, collided at Richmond
Beach. The failure of the air brakes
to work is given as the
cause of the accident. The two were
slightly injured Both locomotives
and tenders were partly demolished
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
ORDERED.
TO JAPAN
All Members of First Reserve Japan
+ csc Army Ordered TO Ketna =
Home for Service.

Missoula, Mont, Oct. 28.-The Jap
anese section hands at work on the
Northern Pacific have received word
for all members of the First Reserve
japanese army to return at once to
Japan for military purposes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
EX-GOVERNOR NASH
DROPPED DEAD TODAY

Columbus, O., Oct aS Former Gov
ernor George X. Nash dropped dead
today ii, the bath room of his step
daughters house, of heart failure. He
was only Sc years old.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
ALL RUSSIAN SHIPS TO
REMAIN FOR INVESTIGATION

St. Petersburg, Oct 2S.-Orders have
been issued to Admiral. Rojestvensky
to detain at Vigo, Spain, all the war
ships which took part in the North Sea
incident, Until the fullest investigation
can be had. ....-ss & ~ -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 28.--William
Peddicord. a farmer near Perry, at
tackled his wife with club, infiicting
fatal injuries, and then killed himself.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-10-28
RUSS eDERs FLEET TO REMAIN :.
ASH, UNTIL AFTER INVESTIGATION
Report From France That England Is Willing to
Submit Matter to an international Commission
. to Investigate and Determine Results, and Rus
. sia Is Also Thought to Favor This Plan.

The whole aspect Of the situation has
decidedly improved today. s,... n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
Sion City ifaI itormes.

Gn SneNfer / Gbicngo peS Napn
". j. Steele orog / Ssnod9S oiItcS
meO Ell SGr for at itormc 3ton Sin.
ScIe SGrcn beItob riQtignof al oeu
enc Wtuuo, Sneotereu, men ban
mente, al ban nof ifllI6e pGre Nano
for at Qierc set al meo NIeronoer
Comics "StronoboI0". - Sion Sim
cr ct moOerue Babel" tiger SueS.
feren, "og &orberre bar toIot mtg
I'll al mnridere moo &pen, ebelrggc
Den o. brine Solicit ppf".
San onfommer i6ne, SirSSag. til
StooeuS 0tltre, o. elias BEN auoeu
Na blt opiorbrct iii at o~ocrgipe
iia poo Noa6e og llnao6e. SuiS
Yroicten cr irGf nof til Of nGaie
bette, oiI Sucofera aoo ieoug meo
al iepue 9pcu ueo Soroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
fYrit ObolenifY.

st Telegram fra Berlin aiuer itoa.
lie neoiIoaenoe SplpSninger ON SIN.
lambs npe 8eneraIgupernsr SbpIen.
itp. San ifal fortiGtte ben al 9obri.
foff ioerfiatte HrtSiiiiceriug al Sin.
ldlro. % han bar be9puOt paa lit 9lr-
bcioe iauIeoeS, at mon bar 8rlnb til
at oente, at Sinuerne oil bripes til at
glere Heoolution. Sele9rammet til.
fsier, at 6prit SbpIenifp netop er Sen
rette Raro Ill al tage Seem fof Wor.
Oct paa Sobrifoif. San ubmGrfeSe
ZIG reo i'm @ruiombeS moo 9enSerne,
liar hereS 9oinber, ga ser ifior 8aar
bar Spitanbe | Sbarfoo. aoioffer,
Iom bar ubien6te al Sboleuifp, mis-.
banolcOe Suiroer iaoIeSe2 at ser op.
ltoN ct o~IminOeli9t % poISiomt Sfrig,
% ielo oct UNDERTAKING. ErooinSraao
tog 0too ii! iig 90 bopcotteoe bam.
Sans llonGoneIie til @eneraIau.
rerrler bctpoer, at 6lnlotlos Hiisitfice.
ring ifaI foregan meb Sroit, eaer at
SouoCt itnl fIpbc oper al 9loS.
Sprit SboIeuifp fom til SeIiingfors
meo Ell perionlig Srbre fra G5areu
eiebltffcIig at ilan iuo poa en-
S~cunpuIitif. sme iinifc oe ipenife
aIubber Hal luffes. Seoenhe Suen.
Ter, beriblanot nplpite MteoIemmer
al De fomnumale Stprelier, ifaI bites
no al 9onoct. gGe ipenife-o a finite
iom har ifrcpet ON gligen
Sdaumnnn | Ell unoifplbeiSe Zone
% ilbtolt 9cItogelie meo bans Sami.
lie. ifal i~nbora9eS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
ct geIearom al Ste s,r[i liner a.

ct Telegram at Ste SuIi iiaer, at
Sopaneierne | tptte Gforer tom oper
Jielofammene tibIig ON Woraenen o.
itreo frem MOI anihoii, bpor Sc orep
@en. Gbirifop meb ben rusiiffe ssor.
frop tilbage. en- bel iapaneiiif griaa.
De meo en- RGnsoe &apoIIeri fuIate
og beinfte Sarosbpen Iantap, ioet oe
foriogeoe to aompanier rnsff Sn.
fanteri og to aompanier aoiaffer, iom
Der bapoe forifaniet fig.
Sopaneierne fom iaa nrr aaifou
Tom 5 WiI. ga foIbt Ratten poa.
Gen. Samionop sioroe ct beItemoSigt
Sorisg paa of itanie bent. San ifpnote
Jig no meb aononer og b~ombaroereoe
oeres beire 6lsi, Tom leo fore Sab;
men oo ban frpgteSe for. at bans Me.
tr9ilinie furibe bIipe afifaaret, penote
ban tilboge til aaidlor % boloer MI
Elaoicn Gen. Gbirifop Iigger | SpS.
for anihou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
Socialiitiif domination.

Gct ioeioIiitiife g%rbeiNerporti boIot
/ forriae llge Mationalfonoentiou
Rem 9orf % nomiuereoe Charles
Sumter eorresan til groii6eut os
8iniam @eSIep Cor til Sieeprpii.
bent.
9orreson er fsot / SSpego. q. q.
Den lite December 1860 % aaar. iaa,
ieSeS | lit Hoe aur. San Irrte 9og.
trpftertuniten % arbeibebe ! 20 aar
! Spraenie. bpor ban oar 6ormano /
forifiellige apistrptferier. 6or Fl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12
Sacehao.

Sire 6iIiptnoS nnisgtc ON Spta.
8e!ie / GupoutS SoanSperfSfoIe i
louisville, ap. men Sens Smrelie
iudreoc bent at 6crc4 6orpe bar Dem
ipeieu. Gr. u. &. @aIpiu ipurate /
Sooroet, ont life SiIipiroS or Gearr.
Brof. @6art oplDite, at ban bdpoe
iutoet no. at i 2ooen ON Iaccrne$
Ioifiaelie betpoer "coIorco" ale
rmbtageu buioc Born iaa Hearc,
SuOionere % BRINE 8aIaper er noe.
Iutfe0c.
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~
lioptoes og bringes til at omfatte be[e
Saiioet. Gerfor rep De itu Sc Som.
promtsier, Der faa Irnae bapoe BE-.
ifpttet benz og oitpenote al lin Stprfe
og alt fit tadImooige arbeioe boo
at faa siort FIN iRrIise S%nititrtion"
~aieloenoe ale @egne. Ia por set.
at ben pGfoiee Scamp opifoo, ion
enote meb S~ioperiets afifaffeIie Ga
unionens 5reIie."
Saleren itopifleoe nermere, bpor.
leoes alt bette elf I'll, og fremboISt,
at DC repibIifanife 8srere ntiot |
aampens Seoe og ittber 9ioenifober.
mes Spbriisntng nsie boIot Tia fnoen
8runolopens @rGnier. Gerboo tort.
latte ban: "gore @o6ltanoere Iioer
.itnoertroen, OF hi ineen 3et bar til
at tr9oe sGren for DC itore Gina, Iom
er norettet | be iioite 90 aor Of
.oi life fitnoe fulofsrt Dem ilben 9e.
indebtedness SieIp. Sntet tom prre
mere fanot emo bette. Ga set or
bort 9artis s@re og StoItbeS, at
bore @rrrnoiptninger er ioa iutrSe
og ielpinblpienoe, at Suienoer al po.
triotiife og oplpite Npno / ale gar.
tier itiler Jig pau Dor SIDE oa item.
mer meo os, man Dor rationale 9eI.
t9ro itaar paa Spill og oe moa al.
gisre for lit p~erionlige peofommenSe.
om De ifal fsIge fine Soroomme eIIer
jim Sampittie6eb.
"3lareit blanot Dem, Tom 6onneoe
bort Barti, thinner Rapnene poa De.
mofroter. ga arisen brso no, it'll.
leoe De bebite 9emofroter iig UNDER
6aner. Douglas u6taIte,
Tor ban bsoe, at ban libetinaet niloe
'tstte Sincoln. Solen bill qao neo,
ieg bIir ferbig, ON ieg ifuISe
,pregne Hapnene pod ale De Demo.
ion fi9mpeoe for ltntonen
Sront, Sberman, Sberioan, Dir.
- fort, en- uooerifueIfo
DIR. San enote meo en- BARN grt.
MT til 8r9ii6ent &~ooiepeIt.
"Spsrg 5enpfroterne, ON grpIt.
bar bit fig iom en- goo gor.
.er, en- goo Solbot, en- goo @arb
ale 6orbolb. @r ban life en- Ranb
1eb 9anneIie % SpbraeeIie9 aien.
er ban life bort Sano meaet oel2
ban life 8eroen u6erfor9
,or ban life itir6eret 2oDfpnotabeS,
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or anleoning til at lore ttoqet, oa
ar ban life benpttet benz gr ban
'fe Juno og iterf baabe poa 9egene
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IT aae og penlig moo enbner / bill.
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fe Daoo oe Sprigti9beo nof og en-
/ @ito gipen @pne til at tale til
olfet og iige, boao ban mener9 I'll
lie oisie SpsrgsmaaI biz 0enofra.
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/ imoo bnn2 Raar mat Ipsr bent
"a, pil 6e enten itaa maalLsIe, eIler
; bill gipe Oct ofte gientogne 8ape.
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IS et bis Soritanb mha oct inc.
at bette er iot6t. San er
fe at itole paa for 2oobrp6erne, Ell.
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meet. @nten en- piI tage til Jig en-
engeIfuffe eler en- galotbor; en-.
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r, iaa fan ban aIbrig fsle fig trpg
+ theodore &ooieoelt; Dan er 6a
get enooa barre emo rpnalioeItg,
ban er nbiolut farlig!"
Sorltoen Sobn Sop talte Senator
rirbanfS og Speafer Cannon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-12

ben Dor ban ! Mefp gorf o. cr Gor.
mano for SociaIiitbIaoet ~Ibe Neo.
pie"
Cor CT fsot | Gffinsbom Gountp,
81, oen 5te Jebruar 1864. Sin
mcite Sio bar ban tilbrast | Collins.
bile, ST., bpor ban er aiiIsraper.