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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

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flag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09
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solot woarS.

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til ibp. Mslcr 3nbl al @uoss for
81. 900 9r. @aoroen bar Ct Silig.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

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albeioerpen Gilert Sunots 9rooer,
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lie Suuot bar iuoIast iis mesen 6cr.
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9tor9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

Zen RarS iom life ficnSer fig ielo,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

5rit Re~gisriHgslaun fan snonH erboIoss /
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

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2lu. 6or nprnerc SpIpsHlugcr itAtrtu
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09
TiIiaIas.

Tiiini9s. - 100 Qcres Reo 9ttusr
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"Grpp guumcnts." Strip til ". 3. Seraes
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-09

SiIialas. - 9tin 5arm pau 200
atyeS I &lsniaut Inp., 8turribiet Co..
2 NRtl On lor gJl 9aHoe Rirte. SfrIu TT
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To Discuss Prison Work.

Quincy, H., Oct. 15.-NearIy every
among the delegates here fore the
annual congress of the National Pri-
son association. The aim of the as
sociation is to discuss and consider
theoretically all questions of penology
Many of the states have their own pri
son associations, and the National as
sociation is composed from delegates
from these, wardens and chaplins
from prisons all over the country, and
the reform of criminal law Among
the standing committees for the con-.
sideration of special problems are the
committee on criminal law reform.
the committee on preventive and re-
formatory work. the committee on
prison discipline, the committee on
discharged prisoners and the commit
tee on police force in cities.
At the opening session this evening
the uclcSdISS Will DS WSlCOulSu ny
Governor Yates. after which the sew
eral committees will deliver L cir re-
ports. During the session which will
continue through the greater part of
next week, papers will be presented
as follows: Some Phases of Delin-
quency," by the presiden,, j. r. Gil
mour, warden of the Central Prison.
Toronto; Finger Marks as a leans
of Identification of Criminals" J. X
Ferrer, of Scotland Yard, LG'ndon;
THE Real Work of the Chaplain"
Rev. F. ]. Leavitt, chaplain of the
United States penintentiary, Fort
Leavenworth Kansas.
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of all our armies the enemy was dri-
ven back to the right bank OF .i.e
Shake river, thus totally destroying
the enemy's plan of attack The cas-
ualties of the enemy are estimated
at 10000. The corpses of Russians
buried by our men on Thursday ex-
ceed two thousand. The trophies coll
munition wagons, ETC., besides the
guns already reported.
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4 d n
A Bloody Episode.

Mukden. Oct. 15.-One of the bloc
diest episodes of the desperate fight
ing between Shahke river and Yentai
during the last three days occurred
at the village of Endotiula west of
the railroad and on the neighboring
heights east of the railroad. The ia
panese had been driven out of thel"
positions with terrible losses, bur on
October 18th they concentrated such
a murderous fire on the village that
it became necessary for the Russians
sian commander gave imperative or
ders to re-occupy Endotiula. A "a
rask regiment without firing shot
marched under cover of darkness
and bayonetted several battalions OF
Japanese many of whom died asleep.
A few Japanese escaped and sought
refuge in shock of corn, but the Rus
slams carried away by the frenzy OF
revenge rushed upon the survivors
with bayonets. The Russians then
rolled themselves in the japanese
blankets. Next morning the japanese
again shelled out the regiment. Again
Kuropatkin ordered them to reraka
the position, but the efforts of his
troops were vain The Russians could
not reach the Japanese trenches sc
whitening was the Japanese fire, and
only few returned where companies
charged The companies were in ma
ny cases commanded by sergeants
after all other officers had fallen. One
officer, his face streaming with blood
limped up to the General who was
furious. Where is your company,
asked the general This is all tha
| is left of it, replied the officer. 'Twa:
| like q slaughter house. The artiller'
fight OF Wednesday was the fierces
of the war. The Japanese handles
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To Discuss Football,

Des MOines, Ia. Oct. 15.-Presi-
dents of state universities throughout
the country will gather in Des Moines
the last of this month TO discuss en-.
trance requirements, scholarship stan
dards and athletics. Under the last
dents will, it is said, consider the ad-
visibility of placing football under
at present President George E. -"
Lean of the University of Iowa will
preside over the conference.
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Japs Still Satisfied.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 15.-The
Japanese legation today received the
following cablegram from the home
government at Toxic: Marshal Oya-
ma reports as follows: His Imperial
Higness Prince Kanin is now fighting
on the left bank of the Taitse river
at a point seven miles east of Bensi-
hu. The attack and advance are pro-
crossing satisfactorily throughout the
front. Our left army captured ten
more guns" A second cablegram re
ceived was as follows: Marshal Oya
ma reports that throughout the front
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SCHOONER WRECKED.
Believed That Not a Soul on Board
Survived.

Chatham, Mass, Oct. 14.-Driven
down the coast by a northeast storm
the Nova Scotian schooner Wetn-
worth was thrown upon the Chatham
bar last night and today has been
smashed to pieces by the surf. IL is
believed that not soul on board
survived. The bodies of a man and
woman have been recovered II is be-
lieved the schooner also carried a
crew of at least eight men besides
the skipper.
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Wrestling Championships

ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 14.-Amateur
athletes are displaying much interest
in the Olympic A. A. U. wrestling
championships which take place a.
the fair today and tomorrow. The
classes have been arranged as Iol-
lows: los. lis. 125. 135. 145. l5s
pounds and the heavy weight cham
pionship.
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Heartbreaking Silence.

st. Petersburg (5:22 p. m) Oct.
15.-The silence of the Russian AT
thorities at this critical hour is hear
breaking for the public Not a single
official word has been given out for
over "a hours, and the public is con-
vinced that it can only mean that
Kuropatkin's world-proclaimed adj
vance has ended in complete disas-
ter with such frightful losses that
they will stagger Russia even after
Lao Yang.
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KING GEORGE DEAD.

New King Frederick Augustus Fixes
Period of Mourning at % Weeks.
Dresden, Saxony, Oct. liking
George died this morning. The new
king, Frederick Augustus. the eldest
son of the deceased monarch, receiY-
ed the ministers and officers of the
royal household today and fixed the
period of mourning at "a weeks.
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! Rodey. Bull" Andrews who was
| nominated was one of the Is dele
gates from Bernalillo who was insrruc
ted for Rodey. Otero had all his
Office seekers on the ground, and
made them step to his music. For
example Chayes county obedient to
instructions sent two Office holders
In the letter Rodey gives a list of
twenty offce-holders who were on
the ground and did active work. He
also calls by name number of dele
gates from different counties who
went to the convention under instruc-
tions to vote for him. and after being
"seen" by Otero and Andrews in
their hotel room disobeyed the inst.uc
tions and voted against him.
The transactions which took place
in this room are common talk with
the people at Albuquerque. OF this
Mr.. Rodey says: 1.-The President of
the United States when he learns
appointee of the President can per,
petrate or acquiesce in such acts if
he knows it," Up to Saturday ever
ing before the convention Monday,
Andrews pretended to be Rodey';
best friend. The Thursday before
he came to Rodey's office and dicta-
ted letters there in Rodey's benalf
to his friends over the Territory All
in all there probably was never SUCH
a debauched convention, and a dis
play of such bold treachery as that
which defeated Rodey.
In regard to Chaves end Roosevelt
counties, Rodey has this to say:
From Chaves county J. M. Hervey,
the district attorney at Roswell, and
Mr. Hagerman, a Worlds Fair Com
missioner from New Mexico, both
appointees of the Governor, voted
against me here at Albuquerque. Her
vey had written me week before
that there was no opposition to me
and that the two delegates from
there would be in my favor. This LET
ter threw me off my guard.
''Messrs. C. O. Leach and W. Z.
Lindsey, two of my friends in Roose-
velt county. did not care to go to the
heavy expense to pay their way to
come to Albuquerque to vote for me.
and did not think it necessary because
there was no opposition. When |
wired them l was in danger, thcy
sent by special delivery letter their
proxies to me, and wired Mr. Ack-
erman, a citizen of Roosevelt county
who is temporarily in Albuquerque
making cement blocks, to cast their
votes for me- That individual on
my seeing him courteously promisel
to come and cast the votes for me.
He was found by the other Side,
brought to the quarters of the oppo-
sition and induced to cast the
proxies l had given him against me
in the convention. The Governor
whose duty it is to see that the laws
are faithfully executed, am informed
was at the headquarters at the time.
and | have not learned that he offer
ed any protest then or since.
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Victory for NJ. M. M. /.

The baseball game between the
town boys and the Military institute
team yesterday resulted in a score
of 3 to 0 in favor of the Institute. The
time of the game was just fifty min
utes.
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c. B. McCluskey, formerly cashier
of the Roswell National Bank, arriv
ed in the city last evening from Da-
Wis, Indian Territory, and will spend
several days in the city.
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Bernard s. Rodey will run for Del
egate TO Congress on an Independent
ticket. The following dispatch from
Santa Fe is published in the Denver
News of Thursday:
The Democratic Territorial cam
paign committee, with it's offices in
Santa Fe, this afternoon received the
tidings that Delegate Bernard 5. Ro-
dey has finally concluded to run on
an independent ticket for congress.
''It is believed here that Rodey
from the Andrews ticket, and may
finally throw his strength to the De-
mocratic nominee, George p Money.
"A comfortable majority of 4,0C0
votes out of the 10000 that will be
cast this fall is counted upon as cer-
tain for Money, and under fortuitous
circumstances this will be increa sei
to 5000 or 10000.
1.-The lower Pecos Valley will roll
up majority of $500 for Money; Col
fax county. 300; Union, 200; Grant,
500; Lincoln, $50; Leonard Wood,
ZOO Luna, $50; Mora, 100; Otero,
600; Quay, 100; San Juan, $50; San
Miguel. 200; Santa Fe, 100; Sierra,
200; Taos, $50; Torrance, $50.
Against this Andrews will proba-
bly, receive 700 majority in Rio Arri-
ba, 400 in Dona Ana, 500 in Valencia,
100 in Sandoval and 200 in Socorro.
Rodey will probably carry Bernalillo
and Mckinley counties and will make
big inroads into the Republican ma
jorities, turning them into Democrat
ic pluralities in Mora, San Miguel,
Santa Fe, Taos and Torrance coun-
ties.
'sIn a number of counties there are
Independent Republican county tick
cts in the field, and as the independ-
ent movement will have ample caul-
paign funds, organization is to be per
tory
Chairman ]. H. Crist of the Demo
cratic committee is preparing an ag-
gressive campaign during the next
three weeks
Party Leaders Stunned.
Albuquerque, N NJ. Oct. 1.-THE
Republican party in New Mexico has
been split fairly asunder by the an
nouncement here today that Bernard
S. Rodey, delegate in congress, VII
be a candidate for reelection on an
independent ticket.-Denver News,
Special.
Rodey's Statement.
In a statement almost six columns
In length published in the Albuqle'-
que Citizen over his own signature
Bernard S. Rodey gives in detail tie
bribery and treachery used to secure
his defeat The letter is most inter-
esting reading, and each line of 1t
can be verified as cold truth. He re-
cites the fact that up TO the eve OF
the convention how the entire press
of the Territory and the people be-
lieved he would be nominated by ac-
clamatlon. He then goes into detail
as to the manner in which Otero Sc
cured his defeat. Stafford the travel
ling auditor. first was sent over the
Territory Gust as he came TO Chayes
county and brought the instruction
from his boss that delegates should
not be sent INSTRUCTED" " This was
the first step. Notwithstanding this
some Of the counties did instruct sol
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Batavia Java and Mocha
COffee---nOne better at Gifts
New Store.
No Decision Reached.

No decision has been reached yet
in the preliminary examination Of
w. S. Montgomery, the reported land
faker The examination was not fir
ished yesterday, but on going to pres )
has not been taken up today
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Kansas CITY Dav at Fair.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 15.-More than
1900 representative citizens from
Kansas City, headed by a delegation
of the most prominent business men
of that city, members of the CONNER
cial Club. participated to-day in the
celebration OF Kansas City Day at
the Worlds Fair
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MORTAR ExPLODfS
In a Furious Northeast Gale a Schoon
er Strikes a Rock and Captain and
Three Of Crew Perish.-A Day of
Disasters All Over the Country.

Pueblo, Colo, Oct 1.-two men
are believed fatally hurt and six 9TH
ers reported injured in a head end
collision on the Rio Grande road be-
tween the eastbound California linz
tied passenger train No. and
west bound freight at Beaver Creek
28 miles west of Pueblo this morning.
The first report indicated that many
lives were lost. but this proved 10
be untrue.
Later information shows no one
was killed outright in the wreck. al
though Is were injured. several it is
feared fatally. Among the worst hurt
are Engineer George Boosinger, Con
ductor A. G. Moulton. Fireman Oscar
Smith, Express Messenger c. E. Ev-
ans, Mrs. Cunningham of Eden. ID.
Fl. Hawley, T. w Webster of Pueblo
and Carl Piccock of Salida
1t is not thought that any of the
passengers injured will die. The ac-
cident is said to have been caused
by the train crew of the freight for
getting orders. The freight was be-
hind time while the passenger was
on time and the freight failed to
take the siding for the passenger
Both locomotives were completely
wrecked. The forward end of the day
coach was smashed and five freight
cars with merchandise demolished
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-10-15
Batavia Salad Dressing is
better than home made at Gits'
store.

breakfast, wholesome and delicious.
Two packages for 25c at Carton. Moss
& Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-10-15
Can't Hurt a Roper.

Clay McGonigle, the roper told last
night OF being in runaway short
time ago. "The team ran of and
the buggy was torn up and the hor-
ses nearly killed by the barb wire. =
Didn't it hurt you?" "Oh, no. didn
hurt me at all, only threw me about
forty feet"
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Another Schooner Wrecked.

Highlands Light. Mass. Oct. b.
In a furious northeast gale the schoo-
ner Elwood Burton, Captain Will
ring the night and the captain aud
three of the crew perished. The mate
rescued from floating wreckage.
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Mortar Exploded,

Boston, Mass, Oct. 15.-Three men
OF the regular coast artillery were
killed and eight injured by the explo-
sion OF a mortar at Fort Banks today.
Three Of the injured may die
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THE FIGHT GOES ON AND THE
JAPS PUSH AHEAD.
RUSSIAN SILENCE

In st. Petersburg Not an Official Word
Has Been Given Out for Twenty
four Hours.-The Silence Heart
Breaking.-The .Bloodiest Battle of
the War.-Deeds of Daring.
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THE DIVORCE QUESTION.
Episcopal House of Deputies Votes
Against Marriage of Oi-
vorcd Persons.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 15.-The house
of deputies of the Episcopal general
as a committee of the
whole yesterday voted PA to 191 IN
favor of reporting the canon forbid
ding the marriage of any divorce |
person
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Morning Glory Roasted Coffee" 25c
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HE WILL REBUkE THE BRIBERY
AND TREAcHERY THAT
DEFEATED HIM
lNSURFS MONEY ELECTION

The Territorial Republican Party is
Split Asunder for Which Otero and
His obedient Office Holders are
Responsible.-"BulP Andrews a
Traitor.
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Toxic. Oct 15-Heavy fighting con
tinued yesterday. Reports from the
field last night indicate that the Jap
anese armies made distinct gains.
General Oku captured ten guns, max
ing his record thirty-five Fighting
continues in the vicinity of BensihH.
The reports do not mention the sitn-
alton affecting the isolated Russian
column. Field Marshal Oyama eSti-
mates the Russian casualties at
10000. Firing continues, but the Rus
ly is crushingly defeated.