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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
JAPS WON'T LET NEWS LEAK OUT
They Fear the Russians Will Get Onto Them Too
Soon and They Can't Lick EN- Hard
Enough.
THE MIKADO'S ARMY SILL ADVANCING

Toxic, July 12.-Uondon Times -
With the campaign in Manchuria re-
solving itself into a constant success
sion of desperate battles, the official
reports from the commanders in the
field are becoming notably meagre.
This is due to the secretive methods of
the Japanese who do not intend that
any news shall leak out which might
in any way give the Russians an ink
ling of their plans. 1t Is certain, how
ever, that the Japanese are advancing
on Lao Yang by the main Mukden
road and by the two turnpikes to the
northward Of the Russian position The
Russians have offered but little serious
resistance to the Japanese excepting at
Kaiping which was occupied by the
japanese on July 0. This place was
held by force of 10000 Russians and
the events leading up to its capture
form a succession of forced marches
and desperate fighting.
On the morning of July G, General
Oku started with his army from Erh-
tauhotse, twelve miles south of Kai-
ping. The japanese marched to the
west of the railway where the land is
comparatively level and for the first
day little resistance was 'ncountered
On the morning of July the advanc-
ing japanese were attacked by a col
umn of Cossacks who endeavored by
charging the Japanese center to cut the
column in half The fighting lasted
for three hours and the Russians fin-
ally retired only to make another
stand that same evening.
On the evening of July 8, the Japan
ese scouts reported that TIE Russian
commander was concentrating his fore
es south of Kaiping and General Oku
Immediately brought up all of his
available forces and prepared to attack
the next morning. With daybreak o!
July 8, the Japanese artillery which
had been posted during the night open.
ed fire on the Russian entrenchment>
on the outskirts of Kaiping and an ar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
COUNTY BILLS
Passed Upon by the
Commissioners.

The county commissioners allowed a
batch of bills Monday that went into
soak until released by the law limita-
tion. They passed the workhouse and
court house employees bills and the
following:
Charles Sheets, stonework on bridge
in Marlboro township, $3.50.
Canton Bridge company, concreting
East Lake street bridge, etc., 1906.
Peter Schisler, bridge work, 1924.
Ed l.. Miller, building retaining wall
at Alliance, $7S3.
Peter Schissler, extra work on Plain
township contract 500; repairing stone
arch $145; repair work on South stree;
and Linden avenue bridges, $40.
Hahn Brothers, stone work on
bridge in Pike township, 1881.
John Adams, repairing bridge, s156
Andrew Reese, infrmary director,
$s1; Charles e. Jarvis $67; Thomas ]
Miller $50.
Frank Mckinney, boarding prisoners
jail fees, etc, S771.
G. A. Dougherty, transcribing, $677
A contract was entered into with
Peter Schissler to build culvert IL
Jackson township and stone arch IL
Lake township at SO perch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15

tillery duel followed which lasted for
nearly four hours.
Finally about $3.50 o'clock, the order
to advance was given and the japanese
infantry with fixed bayonets swarmed
up the heights of Haishanchai and
Seswangtingshan, driving the Russians
out. From the positions thus occu-
pied the Japanese were enabled to shell
Kaiping with the result that the Rus
sian position soon became untenable
The Russians soon began slowly retir-
ing from the town, covering their re-
treat with heavy gun fire.
The Japanese dragged their heavy
guns into commanding positions and
again opened fire on the Russians
about noon. By this time all of the
Russian heavy artillery had been ST.
fenced and the latter were in full re.
treat.
The Russian losses were small com.
pared with those of the Japanese, the
latter losing many men in the first
desperate charge which gave them the
positions on the heights. However, il
is not as yet possible to give figures
none having been prepared
There are some 10000 Russians con.
centrated in the neighborhood Of
Tashihchiao and they are reported tc
have a sufficiency of heavy guns. The
next movement will be against this
force 1t is believed.
The coordination between the opera
tions of the three Japanese armies Il
most remarkable. Thus between june
26 and 20, General Kuroki's right, aftel
period of inactivity, suddenly cap
tured all of the defiles of the Liao Vans
roads, and the Takushan army, operat
ing at point 4S miles distant, seizeC
the defiles of the Haicheng road. Nov
again General Kuroki, between July
and July pushed to the immediat,
east of Lao Yang and General Ok
between July and July rolled up tn
other end of the Russian line rs mile
away.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
PARAL-YZED
After Elopement, and No
Wonder

Marion, Ind, July 1l.-Martin Stub
blefeld, aged "A and Mrs. John Daub-
enspreck, who eloped two months ago
have been found by relatives of the
former living near Dear Lodge, Tern.
Stubblefeld was found paralyzed and
speechless with his money all gone and
neighbors keeping them from starving.
He was brought home and reunited
with his aged wife today The wo-
man was left in Tennessee. Her home
Is In Normal, Ind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
THREE LIVES
Lost by Fire in a Farm
house.

Sharon Wis, July 11.-Three per-
sons lost their lives this morning in a
fire that destroyed the residence of
Christian Holt at Sharon Corners, five
miles north of here. The dead are:
Miss Mary Sorronson, aged 10; eight
year-old child of Mr.. Holt, five-year-
old child of Mr.. Holt.
Miss Mary Sorrenson, aged 10; eight
Mr.. Holt, started to Klndle fire with
kerosene, when a two-gallon can en-
ploded The children's mother tried
to get to them but was driven back by
the flames and was barely able to es-
cape with an infant in arms.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
He SAVED
LIFE OF j. P. MORGAN'S
CHILD
AN INTERESTING STORY
That Reads Like a Fairy
Tale.

Milwaukee, Wis, July 11.-Louis M.
Gardner, who arrived in New York to-
day on the steamer Minneapolis, in the
care of nurse, employed by j. p.
Morgan, is a Milwaukee boy who once
saved the life of Morgan's child
The story surrounding the injury
and consequent friendship of Gardner
with the family of j. p. Morgan reads
a fairy tale.
While walking down a principal
street Of New York one day Gardner
was attracted by runaway. A sway
ing coach containing a child came
down the street dragged by two
frightened horses.
The young man dashed out, grabbed
the brutes and brought them to q
standstill. The mother of the child
offered Gardner a reward. He refused
it. Then she gave him her card, tel
ling him that if he ever needed assist
ance to call upon her. Gardner re-
fused to give his name and disappeared.
When he came to read the card he
found it bore the name of Mrs. ]. P.
Morgan.
Soon afterward Gardner went to
London 1t was there he fell and broke
his hip. News of the accident appear
ed in New York paper, with it came
story Of Gardner's act in rescuing
the Morgan child. Seeing the report,
Mrs. Morgan took the first boat for
London. Upon arriving she engaged
the best two physicians in the city, en-
ployed competent staff of nurses and
did her best to make Gardner happy IN
his trouble.
| Meantime Gardners father died.
Learning the news, he asked that his
mother might come to London. Mrs.
Morgan at once made arrangements
and since that time Mrs. Gardner has
| been with her son.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
Death of Bishop HuntInaton,

northampton, Mass, July 1i.-Bish
op b. ID. Huntington of Syracuse, N
Y, died late this afternoon at his boy
hoods home in Hadley, Mass. He was
So years old. Mrs. A. l.. Sessions and
Miss Mary Huntington, his daughters
were at his death bed. Pneumonia was
the immediate cause of death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
Bryan Leaves for Home.

st. Louis, Mo-, July 11.--Willianl
Jennings Bryan left for his home in
Nebraska this afternoon, still rather
weak from his attack OF bronchial
pneumonia, but, according to his ply
sician, DR.. ID. M. Jennings, who is also
Mr.. Bryan's cousin. will be able to un-
dertake the journey.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
AS USUAL
innocent Newspaperman
Was WOrsted

Lexington. KY, July 11.--James
Doyle, well known politician and
Henry Thompson, an employe of a To-
cal newspaper had fist fight as the re-
suit of an alteration growing out of a
card game in which Doyle accused
Thompson Of cheating. Thompson got
the worst of the fight and went away
returning later with revolver and
shooting Doylettwice, killing him in
stantly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
Farmer Committed Suicide.

Celina, July 11,--Christian Kessler,
q wealthy farmer hung himself to.
day in his woodshed; i'll health was
the cause of the deed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
One Beer $500.

Glenville, July livery saloon in
this place Is now closed. One saloon
list has been fined $500 for selling one
glass of beer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
Permits to Wed.

Henry c. Unkafer, 23, Edith May
McDonal, 1S, Osnaburg.
Ernesto Quarta, rs, and Giacoma
Polette, 23, Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
Ordered on Cruise,

Columbus, July 1.-THE Cleveland
naval reserves ordered to cruise in the
Hawk from August 6 TO 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-15
Carrie at Piaua.

Piqua, July 11.-Carrie Nation ar
rived here today and will play in
"Ten Nights in a Barroom" Saturday.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
3 Fl =
Under Anfald af Observation-Disclosures ID
seende af at vaere, d0d = DR.. Miles
Heart Cure HjaIp og Helbredede.

"Jeg n@rer ingen Bet@nkelig-
he'd we'd at sige, at DR.. Miles
Heart Cure er alt hvad man kan
@nske Diet at vare. leg led at
Hjertesygdom lis Aar og havde
pr0vet angeforskjellige Midler,
men indtil jeg pr0vede Dr.. Miles
Heart Cure, fandt jeg ingen Lin
dring. Jeg havde Hovedpine, og
efter at have pr6vet, hvor code
Deres "Pain Pills" var, t@nkte
jeg, at mulig Deres "HeartC Cure
kunde hjalpe mig. Jeg havde
saa heftige Anfald, at jeg til Ii.
der blew helt blind. Under diss@
Anfald saa jeg I'D som d1d. Jeg
tog Medicinen absolut eftel
Brugsanvisning, og jeg kan be
yidne, at jeg blew aldeles helbre
Diet. Jeg raader ale, der er be
svaret med Hjertesygdom, til al
tage DR.. Miles New Heart Cure
straks: yeg skriver dette og gi
YER NIT Navn til mine Lidelses
Teller" S. E. Purdy, Atkinson
F, Nebr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

"Jeg m@rkede forst Fe1gerne=
at Hjertesvaghed i Efteraaret
1896. I ct Advertisement i ct.
Sioux City Blad besk1e v en- Mand
sine Symptomer, der var at SAM
me Art som mine. Jeg f0lte til
Tider 0mhed i Brystet OF min.
Skulder, SAINT en- tung kvalende
Fornemmelse i Halsen, Mathed
og periodisk Hunger. Jeg blew
virke1ig bange for min Tilstand
og kj0bte seks Flasker af DR..
Miles, Heart Cure. Efter Bru-
gen afden f0rste Flaske har jeg
aldrig v@ret besv@ret med de.
gamle ubehagelige Symptomer.
og nu er jeg rask og anser min
Helbredelse for varig.' Lewis
Anderson, Kuhn, S. D.
ALE Apothekere sa1ger og ga
ranterer den f9rste F1aske af DR..
Miles L@gemidler. Skriv efter
fri Bog ON Nerv@sitet og Hjerte,
sygdomme. Adresser Dr.. Miles
! Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

@"ron6 pao $ n.
Sen IA. Mrguit, Scat &l. 1, blep Ser
allarmeret al 8ranoif u0. 8ran0en
bar u0bru6t / 5fibsfgrer SSofobiens
housekeeping / Storga6en, bbor
&jpbman0 saaltao far S%orretning /
Sopebbpgningen. Sl0en angreb itrafs
MQbobnlet og EFT itgrre SrebDgning
paa oen on6en SIDE al @aoen tilbg-
ren0e &jabma110 Trtpolo. 9isie tire
Suite neObrGn0te til @run0en. Sire
Mabobuie, Ser a%ntgn0tes, lDffe0es
Set at re06e. 9e loo Zig til, at ell
lers .bil6e en- flor 9el al &orten
fommet / 8ran6. @f @arer og Sno-
DO re03e0es en- flor Del, iaa Sen fam.
Ie6e 8ran6ffa6e iffe Tan antoges at
bore ODER 10000 &ro1ner. &uIene
bar asinreret / 2anoets alminoelige
8ran6fasie. Sl6en a1ta9es at bore
opfommet / 1bbusbpgningen bos
5fibsf6rer SSacobien, og ifpl6es for
mo6entIig nforiigtigbeo. @olitiur-
berfbgelie paagaor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
n6pler iis meiten ,111g ieien," fri.

Der Scr. gilbert S1ien, @oo6ii0e,
Minn., / ct 8reb til Sabrifanten. al
9r. Beter's &urifo. San flyer:
,@et er mig en- Sorn6ielle at Qnbe'
fa1e Deres Meoicin, Dr. 8eter's SUI,
rifo; tbi sen far peret til flor Septic
for mig. Seq er en- gammel Mano
paa 76 Mar og fgler mig neii item nn1
igien. Seq tror, leg bill fanne ie!!=
ge en- bd 9el at 9ereS Meotcin."
9r. 8eters &11rifo ielges life paa
Mpofbefer, men hun giennem lofale
Mgenter eller 6irefte fra Gabrifan-
ten, ST. 8eter Subrnep, 112-114
go. &oDne gbe., Chicago, SII.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

= Doftoren: uSa> 5pmptomerne
er meget %alporlige. 9e mao goa
til Sengs, iaa ifa1 ieg lie til Gem TO
@ange ONT Dagen."
Hatienten: uSaa er Set ian6elig
beloigt, at ieg melbte mig inb | 6or=
eningens 5Dgefasie | forrige ltge."
Doftoren: Or 9e / Spgefaslen?
&borfor lag6e 9e fife set itraf5?
Sag en- 9oiis amerifanif Die, iao
er Sc raft igien / Morgel1."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
Dr.. Miles Anti-pain Pills.

etburtigt, fiftert Os paalibelist mibbel for fps ella
aeroSs 3ooebpine, gpgfmerter, Mapepine. Neurals'a,
Reropfttet, SSrritabilitet. @sonlssbeb, Sist, @e'attea.
Snoeboloer bberfen Dpiuin eler weorfiu og %etterlaoer
tase't flemme gfterpirtainger. 25 9ofs Csc. #aa
1potbtfer eaer feubes Of Or. miles MebtsaI
Gitbart, ssyxbtana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
FORTE0NELSE

FORTE0NELSE
ever de til Sammenslutningen horenoe
Foreninger SAINT It'd og Mede'ted.
/. DANA, Racine Wis Mode hver
Nrsdag Aften paa DANA Hall.
2. Dansk Broderforening, Oshkosh,
Wis. MODE fgrste og treble LSrdag !
hver Maaned.
3. De Danskes HEN, Waupaca,
Wis. Mode hver Torsdag Aften.
4. Ansgar. Green Bay, Wis. Mode
liver Torsuag Aften.
8. Danebo, Council Bluffs, Ia. Mode
hver Mandag Aften.
6. DANA, Minneapolis, MINI. Mode
anden og fjerde Tirsdag i hver Maa-
ned.
z. Dana Club, Neenah, Wis. Mos
liver Onsdag Aften.
8. Dannevirke, Clinton, Ia. Mode
h%sestsidste Lprdag / hver NAMED.
9. Nordens Bredre, Sabula, Ia. Mo
de fSrste Lgrdag i hver Maaned.
10. Dana, Kenosha, Wis. Mode hvel
Torsdag Aften.
II. DANA, saltwater, MINI. Mode
fSrste og treble Fredag i hver Manned
II. DANA, Tacoma, Wash. Mode
hver Tirsdag Aften.
Ii. Dana, Perth Amboy, N. j. Mode
hver Onsdag Aften.
Il. Lyren, Cedar Falls, Ia. Mode an
den og fjerde Tirsdag i hver Manned
Is. Dannebrog, Marinette, Wis. Mo
de hveranden Mandag Aften.
16. Dannebrog, Denver, Colo. Mode
hver Trsdag Aften.
II. Den danske Underst9ttelsesfor
ening, Portland, Oregon. Mode hvel
Onsdag Aften.
IS. Danmarks S6nner, st. Paul
MINI. Mode ferste og tredie Mandas
hver Manned.
10. Den Danske Hjelpeforening
Cleveland, Ohio. Mode fSrste og tire
die Lerdag j hver aManed.
%. Den Danske Forening, Omaha
Neb. Mode liver Fredag Aften.
"a. Dania, Bridgeport, Conn. Mod
anden og fjerde Onsdag i hver Maa
ned.
%. Hand i Hand, Brush, Cole
Mode anden og fjerde L1rdag i hive
Manned.
26. Hand i Hand, Bridgeport
Conn. Mode anden og fjerde L@rda
hver Manned.
q. Danmarks Minde, Ringsted, Il
Node f9rste Sendag i Maaneden.
20. Danfa, Hartford, Conn. MGd
sidste Mandag i Maaneden.
90. Freja, Kansas City, Kansas. Moo
sidste Lerdag i hver Manned.
30. bet Danske Selvkors, St. Loui
Mo. Mode ferste Torsdag i hverM aane
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
: 6ruen: vMen bporfor forIo:

= Srne1t: vWteH DDOrTor 1DrIDG
3e Ceres ii6lte &lo6s?"
Gjeneltepigen: ~SSa, jeg fun6e iffe
u0bol0e SEN Maa6e, bporpoa @l1letS
@erre og bons 9yr1te trette6e."
Sruen (forf ar0ct): uWeen / al
Ser0en! Srettebe Sc ga ioa me:
get?"
Sieneltepigcn: uSo, 6rl,e, Sci
giorhe Sc. @dor set life bar mig
eg bant ioa bar set mig og ben0e
laaoan bar Get b%elton6ig."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

gn gamme1 Sane. &e=
item al Ell el0gommel S%ilfefone> me0
gpl0ne Spp0lpi6ie pao mprfebloot
Self, foltlpigret poo Ell gtang mes
&ob6ernogler, ct fun6et / Muren
paa Mdrfloftet / Stiflelta6 Strife.
Sen bleb rent tilfnl6ig fun6et al
nogle Murere, iom opfprte en- 8ibe
paa 2oftet. Sc ioa Sen, ga 2plet
tr9rgte in6 / ct Sui / Muren / So
get. Sen er meget lterft me6toget
og beltaor beientlig al &elter. Sen
maa babe peret omtrent 3 Mlen |
6irfant eller iallefal6 3 Mlen lang.
Mntugelig bill Sen blipe in6ien0t til
unioeriitetet for at foa beltemt, fra
bbilfen Sis Ben ifriber Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09
= Norge. y

II 5 II err. &anO.
teol. @i11tertbl11 CT u0npp11t til Ser
lonelfapellm bos Sogr1eprnlt Srgeus
/ MrenOal. &o10. mag. &c. S. @oel
er fonltitueret JONI M0junft / &rilti.
onsim0s offentlige Sfole. Sil Nolt:
meter / Bergen blep 110nnpnt 8l1re:
1ucbef 8rpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-09

W 4e*S >>N
6or1pt ON at brebe Maite, oa ban
forlo6 @alebg. l1noertt0en tenfte
Fan paa set % nn0erti6en life. Sor-
pprigt fremfom intet MT al Snter<
esi lie.
Dp6sfa16. @ognepreit t
Sfien Mn6reas &9per er ofgoaet neo
De6en paa &orsgrunos @Dgebns,
bpor fan blep opereret for ct Mope<
on0e.
- @fibsre6er gilbert Sacoblen /
Manoel er ofgaaet be6 9boen, 95
Mar gammel: &an bar peret en-
meget pirfiom mano> 6repet Sfibs<
bpggeri, @il6eforretning poa Ss1ano,
Sralotforretntng, Sagbrug. S Ell
Morrnffe bar Fan Sr6f6rer | Mon=
sal.
- 2erertrbe be0 ben pffentl1ge
8linoefoIe / &Iebu 6rpfen Srine
Moe ofgif pe6 9p6en Sen II. @ngult
poo 2epanger 9pgeb1s. Sen Mfoeoe
bop6e pirfet iom 2ererin0e beo 8lin~
oeifolen Mor0enfielos iioen Sens Sp=
rettelle / 1886 og par en- 6pgtig 90
for Sc 8Iinoes @el ierlig pormbjGr<
tet 2nrerin6e, nalmin0elig ofbol0t al
gleber og &olleger.
- 6orbenoeren0e &jebmonb og
6obrifeier Sbeo6or Scbmelcf | &rt<
Itionio CT ofgoaet be0 9d0en Is Mor
go1mmel. 9lf6d0e bar fien6t for 1int
1tore funltnerilfe % 1iterGre Snte:=
ester. &on bar 6orfotter al ct Size
oterltpffe, 9igte meo mere og bop6e
/ lin Sis poo &jelsoos @rl,g in0ret=
tet Ell Eripotlcene. S Sc liolte Mor
far fan orbei0et iamme1 mes lin
Syn, Sto6sfemifer Scbmelcf, paa
6ennes femilfe 8ureau.
-M6pofot @riltian 6al1glta6 Soil
/ 6reortfsbol6 er ofgaoet be0 9d0en
efter flere Maane6ers baob1glt Spge-
1eie. San bat enelte Sdn al Spie-
iteretsasiesior Serb. Soil og fd0t
1861. Chen fan / 1884 blep &an-
6i6ot, far fan birfet I Tre0rifsbal0,
bpor fan MI %in0ebab6e Ste0ets it6r,
lite Sogfdrerforretning. San por
en- meget benpttet og betroet Mon6.
San bar iaole6es Sefreter / 6or=
monO lfobet og flere @orge fonltitue,
ret Magiitrot.
- @aorObruger, forbenpGren0e
9ensmon0 og Stortbingsmon6 fra
Mor0re Srpn6bjem, Mn6ers @enrifz
len San0lta0, er afguaet be6. 996e1
kpoa Dtter6en I cit Ml6er al 100 Star.
P@on far / lin Sis befle6t &jernbDg=
bens og Mmtets flelte Silli6sbberb,
@errebsltpreme6lem / % Mor og
Sr0fprer / Is. StortDtngsmon6 par
Fan / 1851 og $3.50 og til
hdrte Sen frem1fri6tspenIiue Metnino
San bar 6engang noflaa p0erliggoo=
enoe | fine Meninger. Sgiaa iom
@aar6brnger bar Fan en- Soregangs=
mon6.
- 9ireftgr for @nfefos iel1> for
benperen6e Stotsrao0 S. 81. 8onne-
bic er %ofgooet pe6 9p6en al 5logtil.
fnl0e. 9iretfgr 8onnepie bar fg61
1888 og u66onnet iom Mealfan6i6at
Otter en6el Star at babe b9ret Sber.
lerer pes &riitiansionos &oteorollfo.
le bleb bon / 1872 uonebnt til 5fo.
le6ireft6r / Gron6biems @tift. SRI
Eron6biem bleb ban balgt til fonier.
patio Stortbingsman6 for @algperio.
6erne 1880-91, og 1889 bleb bar
Meolem at @mil @tangs f6rite Mini
ltertum. Otter 6ettes Mfgong / 1891
blep ban balgt lom Stortbtngsrepre
!. ientant for Sre6rifslta0 1924
: Set ii6itnpbnte Mar u6nebnte5 ba1
til 9ireft6r / @nfefasien. Mabnlie
: paa Sfolens Smraa6e bar 8onnebi,
I. inolagt fig betp6elige S%ortieneiter
. Som 5foleman6 bar ban n6gibe
t fortrRffelige 2areb9ger / Motemo
! tit og 2e0etraab for ln0erbisninger
S%olfefolen, og iom S%tortbing5
manb og Me6lem al &omisiionen ba1
ban Mnbel De fleite Sfolereforme1
ben iioite Menneifealoer.
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&engebreb itaalet.
Sra ct @engebrep, Ser bar ienot til
en- al G~ronobjemsbanferne fra &us>
Iano, ifaf Ser bore ltioalet ct ltprre
8eIpb, ser 11epnes op til 1000 &ro'
ner. Gagen CT operlo6t Holtttet til
unberIpgelie.
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TIMBER Ioge / 5fot=
t e t 0 II t l. t Sen ti6ligere
Gfottefoge6 / &riitionio 2orlen me-
ner, at bon life Ell forpligtet til at
tilipore Stoten set 8elgb, iom er 1t,1=
SER looet al Sfattefoge0fontorets
&erlonole / SEN Si6> fam loo / @mbe<
Set. Set %an6roger ifelge Set enoeli=
&c Spgjgr til $4,000 @roner. 9es=
u0en blep Ser p6erligere unbloot al
&erionolet omfring 1000 &roner /
Sc 9 Mooneoer, Sperretsiagfgrer
Solit 2arien JON fonitit1eret
b%eltpre0e @mbe0et. T%inal,s6epar>
temcntet bor o1ti6 ioo=
6an1e Silfel0e beb6et, at gmbe0ets
S%noeeaber bar an barlig oberf or
Stoten. &ontorets Herlonole bor
@fattefog6ens pripate @etjente og
bap6e iffe Mnibor oberfor Staten.
Sra Statens SIDE ct ser 6erfor 11r1
a1logt Sag mpO forbenpgrenbe
Gfottefoge6 2orien for at foa %erltot=
tet Set .Staten poofdrte Sab. Gto=
ten far @al1tionsitfferbe6 for 3d.
900 &roner, lom Sen oltioa foor er,
-Itattot, Dbis SEN bin6er &%rocesie1.
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@oa Msbiern &Ioters
@rop i Stapanger afoaffeoes for
leoen Ell al Set norife Gotalafbolos-
jellfab onifaffet Sten, iom er lagt
oper @ropen = Sen enelte no1mpt,
nina, Gennernes Samfuno tlllaoer
paa lin &~irfegaar6.
en- ror Sc 9 temoge. @1'
@aar6eier / 9pre Sorne er blepen or
relteret for Dpnamitattentat. 9an
bap6e %misbon0let lin Some, % bun
bar berior flpgtet til Noboens
@aar6. Sort efter blep Manoen tu11'
SEN ne6e / &ieloeren unoer gtaboz
gaaroen, bpor ban bapoe onbragt tito
min6re ems Is ~9pnamitpatroner
lom ban foriggte at antenSe. Sel.
oigpis forltoo ban life rigttg Seno'
inoretningen, ellers pilbe Ser pere
lfet en- forferoelig lllpffe, ba Ser be.
fonSt iig ii @ennefer / SnIet.