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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
GER MAN BkTRoTHAL.
Strong Dynasiic Reasons for the
Marriage of Crown Prince

Berlin, Sept 5.-The Duchess Celia
Of Meklenburg. schwerin, whose be-
trothal 20 the Grown Prince Frederick
William OF Germany was announced
last night Ia a tall slight girl. light
haired and brown eyed Although she
could scarcely be- called pretty she has
a vivid complexion and Is OF spirltely
demeanor The only time she and the
crown prince had been seen together in
public was few evenings ago. The
crown prince had called on her and her
mother az the kaiserh0f hotel, just be-
fore they lett for home. After talking
with them for an hour the crown
prince took them 10 the station I'm an
automobile and found that the train
did not start Tor am hour He then
asked them 10 drive around the city,
and with them went through the prln-
cipal streets which started the first
talk OF an engagement. II Is imposgl-
hue 10 say whether II Is a love match
or not strong dynastIc reasons fof
the marriage exist. only once during
the last century IN the case Of Freder-
lex III has Prusslan King taken 70
wife except from a German priucely
house. The emperor desires 10 bring
the Cumberland, Danish and Neither
lands courts into closer relations with
the grand court The Duchess Cecllias
brother the grand duke Of Mekelburg-
Schwerkin, married this June the prin-
cess Alexandra, second daughter of
the Duke OF Cumberland, a sister OF the
future queen o. Denmark
Tho Duchess Cecilia is also a Melee
by marriage Of the prince consort of
Holland. The best loved or Prusslan
queens. Louise. was OF the same fam
ily. but oC the Sterlltz branch.
The grand duke OF Meckienburg-
Schwerin who is at the Bristol hotel
here, set any doubt OF the betothal at
rest this morning by telegraphlng an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
AT AMERICAN FORK.
Republican Delegates Chosen TO
Attend Utah County Convention.

The Republicans OF American Fork
met IN convention on Saturday night
and elected delegates to the Utah coun-
~ convention which will be held at
Pleasant Grove on Sept, 10. Those chos-
en- are;
District No. Henry Sagers, John II.
Wooton John ". Snider. Mrs. John II.
Snider and William Kershaw
District No. 2-John NJ. Thornton.
chris NJ. Beck Fred Wanless. Mrs.
Martha Houston. Joseph L. Dunkcy,
$. l.. Chapman, s. W, Chapman and
Joseph ], Jackson.
District No. 3-Ernet Hindley, Nor
man Wing, John Campbell. Mrs. John
Campbell and John Peters
District No, i-Thomas y. Steele, No
phi Elsmore, Mrs. Nephi Hlsmorc, Mrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
TEA
We stand r fall by our
tea SchiIlings Best and
we're not going-down.
Your roSu return, your Hsasy i you dent ltsh
CZAREVITCH RIDDLED.
Disnantled Russian Cruiser Pre-
SCENTS q Very Sorry Spectacle.


Using Tau, Sept d a D. MIA cor
respondent Of the Associated Press ac.
companIod several Italian naval officers
upon an inspection today Of the dis
mantlod Russian cruiser Czarevltch
which was IN the naval fight with Ad.
mlral TogO's feet OF Port Arthur on
Aug TO- after which she sought refuge
NJ this port where she was subsequent.
ly dsmlntled.
At first sight the Czlrevitch seems
10 be a total wreck, but on further exc
animation this appearance was found
to be due 90 the immense quantities Of
debris which had not been cleared
away
The smoke stacks of the battleshIp
are riddlad. I'm ono OF them rs hole
Il feet by H. The bridge Of the battle
ship Is completely wrecked. The large
guns We're struck repeatedly but they
We're not damaged, The japanese pro-
icctiles made two holes below the
C2areyltchs water line, but these were
easily stopped up, The finely paneled
wood fnlshings In the officers quarters
were badly spllntsred No fires started
ON board the Russian battleshIp during
the engagement
The general opinion " those who
made a close inspection Nas that the
C2arevltch was ar from iuApaCitated,
ana THAI she was capable Of INJECTING
heavy damage upon the enemy had
she remained IN the fight She had
plenty Of ammunition and coal ON
board Her electrical steering gear was
shot away but the hand and steam
gears, with power for the latter were
not damaged.
Russian naval officers. when ques.
toned regarding the reported court
martial " Rear Admiral Prince Ouk-
tomsky FOR having dsobeyed the order
not to return TO Port Arthur said that
the last order he slgnallcd I'm the bat.
tie Of August 10 was Remember the
order Of the emptroE do not return to
Port Arthur"
WILL REMAIN IN CHINA
Shanghai, Sept The crews Of the
Russian cruiser Agkoll ana the torpedo
boat destroyer Grosoyol, which took
refuge here after The naval battle OF
Port Arthur of August 30 aud which
subsequently were dlsm0niled, VIII PEE
main IN China until .hs close OF the
war They win be divided and sent to
rlen Tsln Chefoo Haukow shalgnai
and Foochow the treaty ports where
there are Russian cuuWlatrs.
IL has now been learned that the
Askold had an unusual supply OF am
munition ON board when she came into
this port This amounted ~ $50 rounds
for each Of her large guns and plcn-
tiful supply for her small guns.
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part OF the state and Is widely known
throughout the Rocky mountain region
lie has also been an active worker In
his own precinct and friends say that
he is entitled to the nomination on the
grounds Of having assisted very ma
tenally IN converting his precinct, for
merly Democratic, into Republican
stronghold, At present Mr. Mariger is
the manager Of the Salt Lake city car
system,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
GERMANY WON.
Worlds Record Lowered at 0lym.
pic Swimming Tournament

81. Louis. Sept. S.--Worlls fair grounds
Olympic tournament-one mile cham
pionship, won by r Rausch Of Germany
second. G. X liz Of Budapest, Hungary
third. Francis Galley, Olympic club. San
Francisco Time-gils t.j
This beats the worlds record.
100 yard CHAMPIONSHIP won By Zoltan
Holloway, Budapest Hungary. second.
VI Daniels, New York, A. c.. New York
third. ]. Scott Leary. olympic club, San
Francisco Time-i.02 As
This EQUALS the worlds record.
ilalf-mlle handicap, won by JamlsOn
Hardy no seconds Chicago second, Max
Pape o. Germay, iI5 seconds third, n. y.
llandlcy, 10 seconds, New York A. G., n.
v Time-lfi6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05

Tho retreat OF KuropatkIn has evil
IDENTIFY thrown everything into contu'
sion nj the front and the reports re-
ctiyed are meager and incomplete
The military expert of the NoVoe
Nremya says the chief question of me
moment s whether Nuropatkn VIII
succeed in collecting - his forces from
Lao Yang and cfecung 20 retirement TO
AIukden In view OF the llanklng posi-
tion taken up by the japanese,
"RelnfOrcements,' the paper says,
ARE undoubtedly arriving al Yental
from the north. our main hope Hes IN
the possible exhaustion OF the japanese
after the bloody and unplcCedenuy long
and severe 0ghtIng which practically
continued day and night from Aus ~
TO Sept. g.
GREAT STRAIN FOR EMPEROR
The EMPEROR has undergone 70 great
strain during the past week Ills main
fear during the last few days was that
Kuropatkln would be cut M Like his
subjects. thc emperor has taken Kuro-
patlllns defeat greatly 10 heart but
the preservation Of the army organl7a-
lion has been a great relief and his
answer 10 INV NhNll' NI NfA"' ANiN 'AA
be the mobilization Of Two more army
corps SO far az can DE learned the
emperor shows mo- disposition to blame
Kuropatkin
WAR MUST 60 o.
All classes of the population are
awaiting with intense eagerness the re-
celpt OF details Of the battle and estl-
mates and particulars Of the losses
Crowds hang around the bulletin
boards The wives aud families Of many
Of the lower classes Of the people spend
most OF their time w The churches
praying that their loved ones may be
spared
The accounts Of the battle published
IN the newspapers here are very lncom-
plete. Some OF the papers evidently
have not vet awakened 10 the full force
Of the disaster. but without exception
they Try 10 pat O brave face ON the
situation There II not the slightest
suggestion Of Yielding The cry Of the
papers Is that the war must 50 ON until
Russia Is victorious II not this year
then next year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
PLENTY OF KNIGHTS.
City Crowded Both Yestsrioy aal
Today-special Organ Recitals,

The Knights TompIar crowded IN yes
tcrday train after train, and filled the
hotels to overlooking while the street car
company did big business carrying
sightseers over town. There were two or.
gan recitas In the Tabernacle 20 please
the visitors, and the galleries were en-
tlrely dlled at the roguar Saturday after
noon recital The visiting Masons woro
an delighted with tho Tabernacle organ,
and reports OF us excellence are bCirg
carried an over the United StItes.
The most notable Organization 10 reach
the city yesterday. was the Oriental Com-
mandery OF Cleveland with 10 people.
They put up at the knutsford. and went
over the Lucin cutoff In the evening
There will now be no more westhound
knights; but In 10 days there will be- an
eastward stream of them coming this way
and the experiences Of the past 10 days
viii be repeated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05

talned particularly TO the work Of the
young people the coming, winter The
evening meeting was addressed by Mrs.
Matte II Tingey Miss Sarah Edding-
ton, Elder Nephl L. Morris and Presi-
dent John r. Winder all Of whom Of
fered words Of encouragement to Tie
young people and pointed out how they
could be successful In the conduct VI
their associations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
UNIONS IN POLITICS.
Significant Resolutions 10 Pass at
Congress at Leeds, England,

Leeds, Eng. Sept 5,--The thlrty.sev.
enth annual trades union congress
opened here today under the presidency
OF Richard Bell NJ p. general secre.
tary Of the Amalgamated Society OF
Railway Servants aud chairman OF the
preliminary committee on the trades
union congress. Nearly 800 delegates,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
N. l. CONVENTION.
Young People Of Granite Stake Meet
In Conference,

The Young Mems and Young Ladies'
Mutual Improvement associations a.
Granite stake held their convention
Yesterday in the stake tabernacle, OH.
GERS meetings being held In the morn.
ing and afternoon, and a general con.
Joint session in the evening. The ses-
sions were well attended and much en-.
joyed and the program rendered was of
most interesting character and per-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
Hoods Sars0pariila
and Pills

Remove all humors, overcome all
their effects, strengthen, tone and
inyigorate tho whole system.
81 bad salt rhsum on my hands so that !
could nos work. took Hoods SarsaparllG
and Il drove oul the humor, continued
It's use TN The sores disappeared" Ma.
Ina o. BRouy, Rumfoii Falls, Me.
Hoods sarsaparIlla promises to
cure and keeps tho promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
Ill HumOrS

Are impure matters which the skin,
liver, kidneys and other organs can
not take care Of without help, there ia
such an accumulation Of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimpes, boils, eczema and other
sruptlons, loss Of appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, fits Of indlgcs.
ton, dull headaches and many other
troubles arc due to them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05
lanes A. Richer Dead

London, Sept flames A, Richer, thS
portrait painter Ia dead, AGED 50 years. liz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-05

Yen tai, sunday Sept, 4-(Delayed
IN tmnsmlssion) The Russians eyac-
uated their positions around LAO Yang
during the night OF Sept 3. crossing the
Taitse river and burnng the bridges
behind them In the meantime q strong
force was holding Gen. Kuroputkn
back from Yen Tai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Com M.
SuurIcScS rn 9Our upanp IcSicin.

"Mcn& icQ bruatc &oiic, pIogcoc
min 0iapc mia belle Siocn" Tiger en-
0ume ! Columbus, C1iO, 90 icG
bar tnQct WcOiciu belle Gioen. Seq
bopoc, bpo6 lea troeOc bar 6en bco'
tie MoucmcQicin, ieg funbc ion %
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FOR 40 Gents '5Ioifcr. Seq piHite
life, bpoo NnrioQcn iii min Sp9bom
cor. men trof mig ircm fra Gag III
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tI at nriffc GoituIn, % icg bor ii0cn
life hdot min Rcicpt iul0t. hpiIfet por
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set. % set itoocr mig life; lea cr
'rIif oIoN % ioru9ict dele SiNcu'.
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At 6rlffc Qoium. fer lea ~bIauhehe |
list &oiic % hoINt pao al iormiuOife
bcunc, juNtil Set blco bare Yoitum.
9Hu Iifcr &c set Gle, % Sc fniter oct
life OF Tom Saiic.
vi pCo ole. at RoiuIm hrinacr
Solfin. NcQ timber, at set hiGlper
mcQct; TIL ri behspcr life at tpufe
poo &crf % Smcrte belle Chen, men
fou BRUCE Dor Gonfc til andre SinQ. "
Rnnet siOet al &oinm So, Battle
Greet, Miid.
Zen, fem pIoQe& AZ @Crf OF Smer.
ter iom TsIae al aniit. CT ilcmt bpm.
met / FIN aomp for 3iq0om oo pc.
rsmmcIie, Eoinm or en- iormoerlia
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&c hpcr Fotfc eitcr oeu bctienOtc
lille BOG "(bc Moab 10 8eapiQe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

Den temte SenSe op isien, itob ban %
boIot fait | Rebet % ueutet Signalet
Shmels % GIoncp, JON meo ltol
Soer giorSe i'm 8Iist | sure Gtage, par
bit operbepiite ON, at Spltemet Dol
laa i%eiIirit % goot | enbper Senleenoe,
at set life pnr ~usOpenSigt at lignaIi'
icre iaien. Saainart be boooe fplot
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rpariIe Mhlrpbp. Get par en- tnng SAB.
ming al aalf o. Stenfliier m. M. Ssn'
Sen tog en- ioriprbelig 5art neeooer.
oa Wlirpbp fom atturat lige burtia
opiaienncm aobniugen. 1snoen ssei
SSarten, % oct iomme gioroe DfitrpbD.
0tiOtpeiS msbieS Ssnoen % SrIGi,'
oercn. 9lffurnt / set Gieblif, Murpbp
tom op I'll Soppen al ben bsie gpG'
ming trui 5en0m GenentBuIoet. Zen
trai 8uloct iaa uoISiomt, at SurSen
iaiot no al ben % Oermeo ogiaa SaS.
nilgen.
9ti par Wlirpbp meget tungere emo
0ne TONNE, bunolsie 5snoe, % Ger
for bar Get reOoper nleo BAN og cp'
oper meo Senoen. SfrRffeIig tort Git
set ogiaa. Ser bar iutet Setleri meo
/ Spiaet, og alt gif citer Raturens
Sope. lfeu bpao SiGIp % Greit fur'
Dc pel 0lirpbp BABE al at ptoe oct?
San fom nro paa en- Saug Of 1alt,
Miiriten % Stsp, fom neO | i~ioeenSe
Stiaing. ) iamme 2iebIif, iom 9tilr'
pbp troi aalfbou8rn trai Somtsnoan
5uerbicIfen, 5risien iaO l. % Stnpes
lie ioIOt ianmen, Nen De blep itg'
aenNe / set Gang, iom Here @an8e par
buuSet ON Senoen.
"a Mfltrpbp trai @ltluct, miItet ban
6ntningeu noget ipncS BET; ioetmino'
itc bar ban uioriigtig nof til at Hippo
Rebet. Gettc bnpSe til 5slge, at ban
fit Orn glnOt Stoper, iom isr babe
uSaiort EenSen Ii9e / Soocort paa ia.
SdmeIs og Clancy fom ipringenOe
reO % grop BAN no al Oenne 9pn5e
al aaIf, Ruriten, Stso, Ssnbeitaotr
% Gougpert ino bllrti8t iom mult9t.
Wltrpbp bupGe life itrufs no8en FLAT
Spintning al, buab benbt bar; men
ban fom lig mart.
MllrpbpS to aompagnoner brag!e
BAN til ct Soipitol, bpor ban burti3
opcrfom 6eIgerne al line Reiier. San
Logger ingen Sfplo paa SdmeI6 oJ
Glancp, men merer, DC fuube ia gre
bet fot / bom % ballet BAN til JIG, 81
ban troi Sperblelten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

grboet fra @iinben babe paa Siftru
90 Smanbern."
Seq ifuIoe snife, De piIoe 49,
begpnote for iioite Gang ben iftre
Game, men oa ben tpffe Sslter life
fratog benoe Sroet, itaniet bun Tia
ielp. De anfom netop meo oct fam.
me til II. Sfreet, oo ben eooifeiure
Game itoo op o. trooote no, men aap
%ioetiamme lin frobise Gioefomerat
ct ipIbpdit Eiefait. Sun off ino / en-
ipogaacnoe 8osn, iom peniet NOR Il.
Street.
Den soosliae. men mooiae tpffe
Daml fulgte meb til p. Street. ON
bun ldgbe Mprfe til Be b~eunorenoe
giefait, brnbes MebpaSiaeerer mn o.
oa itial zig til at ienoe / BEN Metnina,
bpor bun ioo, iaa funoe man ooa life
fe bet paa benbe. Gun bapoe limpeIt.
ben billet lore fin pigtige, iminfeoe
Sioefamerat en- Sefie | goo SpisrieI.
Sm oct bIalp -- bpem be6?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
On @%clpmmima al 500

tilbpoeS "2ecorab.9 oiten~S e9iere TOM
bar beitiIt 8arer pr. 9oit / bet forlebne
aar. On tor Maneoe Srepe er ienot
no al Gong. GriibFcIo Corporation, ipss
cieI agricuItural slopertisine Ioencp til
9sriontr, bpis Napus ioretommsr | Sa'
talo0er mec 9iSnesbpro, bpori De ippr'
ger benz, bpao bet par, icm bsuesees
Dem iii at tisbe.
Bar Oct 2lpertiSiementets
Bar bet aataIosena
@joroe 5irmaet big ipscielle 2ilbnb2
@or BET bet fsrite, anoet eller fclsenos
Srep, ou mootos fro 6irmaet efter al
baps mpOtaset Sataioesns
Suao ipuss su ON be Srsue, Tom feI'
ger cittr Satalossn9 Suteresiersr b
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nsest til at sisbe en- stnsS
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glieiprslie ielp uoen iaaoan 3ilipnSslie'
Cor be bsoiie Spar paa oisie SpsrsS'
maal oipes en- SeIfnuirs al $500
Sticnt Soua.G ritdfslp Corporation tau
Irius fun til mosle faa at BEN. Tom tic
Der Sorer pr. 9of, iiser Del ct Srsp. al
senns Slnnonce tan anisss Tom ct Srsr
til bper al -goaen.s 2aiers, 90 at b
bar &st til at tonturrere for SeIsnnim'
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peue isnOsS for ben lobe @ai. DC boz
abrssieres til ecna'GritdNsIs ecrpora'
ton, gopsrs Building, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Scbanolimg al 6nlo.

@uIO fan pco ll0bomring bliue re-
ouceret til Blade, Der or iaa Isotpnoe,
at Der mou lGg9eS $4,000 ooenpaa
bperouOrc Tor at frcHbriuoe Ell Cont
mes Gpffelie, % Oog cr bpert 8lao
ioo m%Iofommcnt % irit for Suacr,
at noar ct al Dem lGggeS paa Ell
@ienitnnO til 6orgpIOnina, giOer oct
llSirrnbe al ioIiO @uIO. DC er ina
tpnoc, at oeriom DC oaureS til en-
80. riloc Ser trGrgeS 1900 al Dem
til at uSfpI6c set famine Stun iom ct
@loo al oIminbeIigt 4opir inotoger,
og ct Sftnpbino pan Ell Sonm1eS
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@ggcr / ct 9tbIiotcf poa 10000 @irb,
bpiS bpcrt gino inocboIbt 200 ga.
gina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

@iatige 9ellutninacr pebtoaes Al
2cgiSIatltrcn SirSoag oeu 5te. Scua'
tet bifaIOt mcb II moo 4 Stennne
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Scp for belle Stateu / Sigbeo meo
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er u0iat for Slom, ifal beifptteS peb
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fsrcIieu al SGmrtuger % @rapnin9
al Siaer. Gn 3omniSiiou paa 8,
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bcocn beraf.
Sliet Icrfaiteoe meS ~ MOB 80
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Stemmeret.
WGrfelig uof ilog Suiet libel Yla.
men ON at oprcttc Ell Sinoeitrenasia.
brit peS StatSfGnailet / Iuamoia os
beoilge $750,0O0 BERTH. Man mener.
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fine Siupre meS / Spiaet. 9 Here
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boIOe 2ie meo SoIfetS faorne.
On eitermiNNasen bebonoleoe Sll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08


Srano ! sampa. 5 ben pafre
Slorioa.gp Sampa peb ben merriam.
tie @olt befienot iom 2eirpIaos I'm.
Der Den ipanife 9ris. opitob @anbap
Den 4oe en- SloebranS. Der fortGreoe
gGroier til 100000. 9esperre
%inoebrGnote ct Iioet Barn al cubanife
5orplore. Chicago irmaet Santa
gla & SO. bar en- flor Gienrfobrit
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leo itore Cab. Semten apartaler
n%eobr9note. @an9e al 9lrbeioernc
err blepne buspiIoe.
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1tnSerhamSler meb @sShnSerne.,

Snoianeragent Sbomas 9opns I'm.
berbonoler for Sioen meo 3eo 2afe
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ierpationen, oa oct bGep her opIbTt, at
en- bel Del Samilier aaereoe baooe
flpttet fen til @genturet, oeriblanot
Ssboingen ielp. On Rlbgammel
Wano, Ha.ga.na-qua.ung ipareoe pna
0orpn's Sremitiaing Of Sasen, at
aae DC tiliteoepGrenbe fanot agen.
tens Inmobning til Snoianerne for.
muftig og bel begrlinbet, men oe finn.
De ingen SoerenSfomit berom unoer.
ifripe, for Be babe raabfsrt iig aleb
fine Stammebgpoiu9er. 8aa ggen'
tens anmooning nolpprte iaa Iss.
buoerne en- Hepr9ientant, iom ifal
leoiage BAN til Heb Cafe for at ION.
ferere meo Sspbingerue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
TecDrab % Smegll.
emaapimf.

Gmaaptut,
6. <. @eiier og Ben Seer rci-
fte forleSm 1ae iii MinneapoliS.
Reter SSobnlon reiite ! 2croogs
ill Wiluaufce.
9rofeSiorcrue q. gotbae %
Sonien fom / Wonbaes tiIbnge ira
en- Serictur til Spininabpernc.
Mrs. ". 81. G~ngebrction r'iite
SirSoagS til greSco for at bcie9e
genncr ser.
Thomas SuStneot relise Iorri'
ae 5rebag iii 9ecrficIS, @iS. San
BIZ pu,re Dos fin SnfeI pan Sihsrtp
8roirie / CONNER.
Mr og Mrs. Z. 6. Moors tor
forriee Trcbae tiT0crorob paa ct fort
@eisa bIanSt SGegtuiuger og 8cnrer.
De pdr poo 8ri iii tit Stem , @rnf'
ton, q. 8, fra California, bpor Sc
bar tilbrngt 8intcren.
Son. Mbrabam Sacobior bar
biemmc fra 9es MoiueS ODER S6n'
hoq; men ban reiite RanSug tilboge
for at uorctaqe fine TIigtcr | Segis'
Iatlirct.
aontrnftsr 8. s. SGion bar /
geaun0cIien az llgen berncoe for at
fe cfter Irbei6et pna Gourrhu'et. gr'
beiSct er Senne llae gdoct ruift trent
a6.
30. G. ShompIou rctite / SirS'
SoaS til gIatt, 2. Q. Sans Sster
Iabcl bIeu meo BAN irn langt iom
til GitherpiIle, Soma, buor bln for Ell
fort Gio bill beige genuer og be-
fien0te.
2SGbn 8pgb bar al 5ronf Nfap
fisbt en- 8pggetomt pao 6ronflin ct,
fpor han agter at bpaae ct SuS I'll
Soften.
Otto Dion fom ii6ite Ssnoo9
bicm fra Ell ire, fire Cages Sogttur
rrr gtcip AEbiou. San bragtc biem
meS iig set itsrite Sogtbptte, iom hor
nrret feet Der / 9pen poo lang 3to.
San bapbc 1870 GueIc i SGften.
9iliqenceu - Stageu -, Tom
fisrtc berfra 8reSag GitcrmiOOo9
fprriae llqe, uonebe life frcm III
8oufou fer IiOuot, o. OaiGepel
hap6c 8oSiogCrerne moattct gao I'll
flor Del of &cipn. Ihton6cn CT nm
Is 9tiI, men Geiere pnr pon @rurO
al Gaar6lsoen omtrcnt uirsmfonnne.
Iiae.
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Tic 9cterion. pQtcpicScS On5Oag 81
t~crmioboQ al Rait. SecbrmS @ig
Gonoc GirFc. @rpI1rpet boIOte5 pna
ocu Turnr, @rubgcmmcu fiGbtP ifior,
% bpor oe unaiite ifal 30. &c bar en-
flor Sforc @cuucr, iom lpfsrifcoe
ocm pua bcrcS 9rpIitpsOog.
- MrS. Morp 9auoiS bar oTret
her I 9pcn % beieNt iiuc 6orrlore,
@r. % NrS. 5. $. Sonion. Sun
reiIte tilboge til fit &icm i Gc0nr Sra.
pi6S 9tauoog gitcrmi0ba8.
- 8uooIi og Ole 8iEberfion rci'
itc / MonoagS iii 4ortaI, u. Q, bUor
&iiooIf bar eli Sorm, % boor Ole
tGufer poo at ioa fig eli.
Sos. Z. ReLf boIOer pno at finite
fine @orer ooer pnn BEN aubcn Sibe
Gf @aoen til Giderman. @pnrtngen,
iom M er iot iitouo for bonL
-2ors 9ergeicn Iigger temmeIia
iba.
-Seuru &iite reiite / Won6noS
tiIbn9e til i'm 6orm / NIbcrtd, ia.
naoa.
- RoD Carton, Sn al 8oanmo'
ger Carl Carton, cr reiit til M}ir.
ncapoliS, Miun.
- @tiiS &orgbiIo Snuiou rciitc
MunooQS tllboqe til Ct. ansQor for
at a~icuoptaQc line StuOier peO 9Ifu'
6emiet Der citer en- fort Eouitcicrie.