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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
MINERS UNION OFFICIALS
CALL ON GOVERNOR YATES,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. Ill. Dec. 14-ofcials Of the
United Mine Workers of Illinois called
upon Governor Yates this afternoon and
laid before him their side of the situation
at Zeigler. where differences exist be-
tween the operators of the Zcigler Mining
Company and the miners organization.
While no request was made for the re-
moval of the State militia row stationed
at Zeieler. 1t was made plain to the ex-
ecutive that the miners do not approve
of their presence. Assurances were given
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
Death of Mrs. VI. A. schofe,d.

Mrs. Marie a. SchofieId. wife Of .iohn
II. Schoield. editor CT the ST. Louis
Butchers and Packers Gazette. died last
night at her home. No. 9l2 North Garri-
son avenue. The body will be taken to
Chicago for burial. The services will be
in the home OF her sister. Mrs. F.. III. PIT
kin. No. 1901 Ellis avenue. Mrs. Schofeld
was 30 years old.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
ILLINOIS,



Springfield. H.. Dec. TI.-Certifcatcs n, IN
corporation Were issuel to-day By the SacTa-
Try of State. as follows:
Thiebes-Stieriin Company. Rockford: capj.ar
sIGa. 90: manufacturing pianos. Incorpo.atnrs-
a. &. ThicbeE. +. c. Stic.iia end J. A.. Land
sioa.
Tsylorviile Amusement and Enterprise Conn
pany. TayioTville: capital. So. 00): 10 couduc:
amusement enterprises. ncorposatoys-John IS.
Hogan, Ernest Hoover AID Will D. Hooyer. s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
Grand Tenpin League.

III. Grand Juniors defeated the Acnres at the
Grand ALLEYS last night. winning two OF the
three Games played. Coffmsn made an average
If III 10.
In tho same league and on the same alleys the
Hart Juniors defeated the Reliance FIVE by win
ming two II the three games played. Scholl of
the Reliance team made a score OF iEs i-5.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15

Oswald Graves. local representative of
Sidney c. Love & Co. Chicago brokers,
yesterday discovered that somebody is Civ
ing away prizes with 15-cent cigars. rrcrc
may be other valuable articles in the box.
but the best he could draw was 4 lair
pin.
After he found this useful little article
Of feminine adornment that portion of the
cisar which remained was the butt IF
maEy jokes and merry quips on the part
of Mr.. Graves's fellow Merchants En-
change members. He was Piled with
questions as to the brand. but in an
swer to all such queries he orly shook his
head and said:
It's no use. boys. I'm not going to give
the secret away. I've jumped this claim
and I'm going to stick to il. | may get d
manicure set or a Cloisonne vase on the
next draw and | think I'll stand pat
Mr.. Graves's lucky purchase was made
just before the session opened. He walked
into the hall with his face wreathed in
smiles and tobacco smoke. AS puff fol-
lowed puff. that little tip of white ash so
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
The Republics Order blank fol-
Above Patterns.

rhone Company announced yesterday that
800 new phones were being Installed in. Al
ton and a metallic cable placed in the
city. The company has also extended its
line to Jersey vile. and will soon have Il
system working into Grafton and Chautau-
qua. The connection with Jacksonville.
Roodhouse. White Fall and other towns
las also been made
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
BOYD NOT KNOWN LOCALLY.
Splinter Accused of Figuring
Fake Race Is Not Remembered.

Announcement that William Boyd. the
Splinter accused of having figured in a
fake foot race near Clayton last month.
London. Ontario. recalls the match which
was said to have been run here about No
vcmber y.
BOYD was arrested Yesterday by De
tective Niclsle. information having been
furnished by former Alderman II. d.
Douglass of London. In the evidence
HuShey Anderson is said to have been a
friend of Boyd. and Anderson is mentioned
in all the evidence in the case.
Anderson and Douglass are said to have
become acquainted about the time of the
Olympic games at. the Worlds Fair. and
the deal is then said to have been closed.
Douglass is said 10 have consented 10 bet
on Boyd and to have wagered consider
able money on tho Splinter. When Boyd
fell in The race he became suspicious and
Sough; recourse at law.
Boyd. according 10 dispatches from
London. is said to have been in the eye
Of the authorities for some time for sim
liar practices. He was once compeilei 10
resort to the woods near Chatham. accord
have given himself up only when forced
by hunger.
None Of the local athletes are acuuaint-
ed with Boyd. So far az * known. no one
of that name figured in contests in tn :
ry kiener, two of the best known local
SprinterS, are able to recall him.
lSiencr states that IN amateur athlete
of the name once performed at the Uni
versity of Michigan. so far as hn can
recollcCt. hut that there is absolutely no
reason to believe thar 4 man who figured
in legitimate sport OF the sort would be
connected with such an undertaking.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
Pool and billiards.

James Mccoy Of Cincinnati defeated Ed Green
al French pool at the Broadway last night
by winning three OF the four games played. Nc
Coy played carefully. and he is now considered
a probable winner Of the first prize.
Hoy defeated Hook b. 4 score OF 60 TO "a in
the amateur billiard tourney at the Grand last
night.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
THE WEATHER.


Department of Agriculture. Weather Bur'ar.
-iSteurnlueica observations received nj -.
Louis. December u. 1904. AT 6:a y. m. local iims
and 5 y. m. seventy ifih mcr!nian time. oh
servat"rs made ut tile same moment Of time
at all stations.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15

\ hairpin is a useful thing
To keep the Maynard tress in check.
Without IT girls would AVE 30 wear
Their ncnpadours upon III. neck.
But when We pay cur fifteen cents
To buy a clear Havana smoke. |
\ hairpin in our good cigar.
You must aSree, is not a joke
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
| Waldman ....

The preliminary game was less one
sided. and the teams were more evenly
matched than in the second contest. The
score at the end OF the first half was {
t. .. while al the end of the game the
figures were L. to . in favor of the Grand
avenue team.
Tho linE-1n.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15

st. Louis Tenpin League

The .Abeln Brothers OF the Phoenix League
beat rhe EoSels by a score OF 4 to 1 at the
Fhocni. alleys last night.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15

The Duffy. defeated the Grands by winning
two OF TIE three games. in their match at the
Grand alleys last right. Drake. with a score
CT IA. WIS high man.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
Wool.
X. Of p. Convention Plans.

The Fourteenth District Knights of
Pythias Convention will be held in Alton
January Is. and members OF the two local
laayrs. the Constantine and the Fleur de
Lis, last night considered plans for the
convention. Three hundred delegates will
be present. and State officers will cxem-
pl!fy the secret work.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15

Alton kinlOch improvements.
The Alton manager of the Kinloch Tele-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15

Precipitation inapp-eciable.
/. II. DAINGERTIELp.
Temporarily in Charge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15
The Use OF Tobacco.

A correspondent wishes 10 know
what constitutes the excessive use
Of tobacco. IL sounds a very simple
question, but IL is nevertheless dis
tinctly bard 10 answer In the case
of alcohol .it Is easy TO define The
point where excess begins But
there IL this difference, as the writer
uoints out, between the abuse OF TO
baeco-that a man often drinks TO
excess because the more he takes the
more be wants, the sensation be.
coming more attractive with every
glass. With tobacco. on the other
band. the effects OF a pipe too many
are so painful 10 the tongue and "
unpleasant generally that the smoker
stops as a rule just before that point
The smoker thinks he IL smoking
to excess when be finds the process
physically unpleasant. Dcct Drs loos
more deeply into the matter. Lik'
most other affairs Of health. tb'
matter resolves Itself probably int
a question OF how much each iDdi
vidual Constitution can endure
What would be excessive In one ma
is harmless ia another. These thlns
are best left 10 common setiss
There Is, however, one test ~btc
is as nearly as possible infalliele.
the smoker can leave on smoking
say. for day or two dsys-at ~s
) be may comfort himself. with u
: reflection that he is not TO great
{ devoted 10 his pipe. London 6'oe
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15
Change jury System.

The Nan Patterson tIiai wi" oe
responsible for an effort 70 cnanee ls
The Jury systeln OF New York accord
a.. ~ statement made by the
Times Ia
senator Elect Jacob Marks Is SAID
to be preparing amendments TO 'ne
Now York constitution. which VII
Z, nossihle to swear in supple
mentsl Jurors who are to hear al
,.s,i,nouy. and may be drawn On IL
csse regular jurors are taken SICK
An amendment will also lie ad'ocat
ID making II possible for nine mem
hers q, Jury to return a verdict
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15

Senator Dubois. Of the privileges
and elections COMMITTEES Of The sen-
ate, states that The Investigation and
trial OF senator Susoo, wili not he
permitted to las aud that tsstimcny
fully proving the charge OF church
doa. inatlon IN politics will he forth
coming.
"rhe result ot the recent Hatiensl
election, said Dubois, goes 10
prove the participation OF the Nor
mon cburh ia political Affairs and
that It's members vote as body cue
way or tlir other. II such poser
remains unchecked II Il altogether
probable that at some time the Nor
uot church could turn the balance
In q presidential contest "
The opposition In sn-ooi, II Is es-
pee,ed. will reveal the secrets OF the
ruslos meat boa<r ~llen the hearings
are resumed Ro,ses Of the endos-
men, ceremony are 60 be exhibited
aud attempt made 10 sii5s that
tl,o~e " no take the sass required b,
the Mormon church In this part ol
its service reuoanee allegiance 10 th'
United States. Salt Lake Herald.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15
The Mormon Vote.

Senator Fred r. Dubois, of Idaho,
who IL "A member OF the hmoot In
yestigation committee and took an
active part IN the anti Mormon hight
In that state. expressed his opinions
yesterday Of the political situation
out there. "rbe Mormons, he said,
gave the republican state ticket IN
Idaho It's solid vote of abDut $1,000.
IL the MorDons had voted the dem
ocratic ticket VIC would have elected
our sta.e candidates by about 5000.
II the Mormons had not voted at all
on had divided their vote evenly be
tween the two parties, our candidate
for governor. Henry iieitfeld, would
have been elected and the balance
of the state ticket would base been
carried by the republican nominees
10y small majority.
There are a few Mornons who are
not good Mormons. A Mormon IL
not q god Mormon when he does
not pay his tithing. Generally. how
ever, they act with the church. and
accept and obey counsel. Possibly
or s per cent. Of the Mormons be-
long TO this uontitbe-paying class
Think many Of them, perhaps one
half, voted the demoefatic ticket ;
that IL 10 say. probably go Mormons
out Of 2D,uoo voters supported the
, a ,mo~ratic state ticket.
.4The reason for this sots Ia Idaho
was the iollosIng plank In the demo
!. cratic state platform; We demand
the exterminsti"n Of poIyaamy ans
unlawful eohahitation within tbs
= state OF Idaho and the complete sep.
: aration of church and state In 20
: litcal affairs. We piessge the demo
cratic party 10 enact sssch lesislatiol
as wlll eifectnally suppress soei
evils.
o The Mormons announced that the
would repadlate ihe denrrat.
. party IL II made these declarations
'e and In their county conventions the
!" did repadiate these planks- All th
D. democratic Mormon newspapers an
le the papers controlled by the Aorino
o. influence openly supported the repul
he licau state ticket ! should thin
be that 500 Gentle republicans sal
as ported the democratic state ticket G
be account OF these declarations again
m the Mormous. and 1900 republican
ay supported Heitfeld for governor b
ut cause OF his open a0d arm pcsatiS
nd In support ~ the anti-poiygaa
he plank Washington rost
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15

Another carload OF Idaho appies
arrived yesterday and were selling at
Al 20 whole sale. They are free from
worms and solid TO the core. The
Idaho product has found market IN
all the neighboring states and are
considered the best that have been
brouoht on the local market TINS
season.
Utah apples are small and wormy,
and the dealers have been unable to
dispose of them at any piiee. int
rron has been light this season and
very few are on the market - L.
1 Herald.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15

south end of the county, that Is the
part lying south of the south fork OF
Snake river. ST. Anthony News.
IL Is now practically sure that the
spur Of the q. s. L. which Is Ia be
built 10 Lewisyilie and Menan will
take on from this place. The ar
rangements of the sugar company
with Rigby was that II the required
acreage. which was TO be 500 acres,
could be contracted for with the
farmers tributary To this station, the
branch shoald start from this point.
The 500 acres have now been con.
tracted, aud the officials arc expected
here tomorrow 10 loak up the route
| for the new line. Japanese labor
contractors will be among the farm
ers to make. complete arrangements
TO do the work ON next years crop.
We expect 10 see something doing
here next summer. - iiigby Star.
The big steel bridge across Snake
river was Completed hast Tuesday
aud opened for travel. There Is a
steady stream OF travel every day
since, Our Oregon neighbois are not
slow In giving up the ferry boat and
using the bridge. -weiser World.
Nampa eggs are selling AT rs cents
per doren and still soaring, with tbs
prospect that they will reach 10 cent
before the holidays
In order 10 enable the farmers 4
reap the pecuniary protts from TIN
creamery business, i6 OF them thi
week purchased Dr. A. y. isham'
interest In the Caldwell creamery
Ii was move that has long been 4
conlem plat Ion, but for one reason o
another has never before material
ised. Heneeforth that institution
will be under the direct and complet
control OF the farmers themselves.
Caldwell Tribune.
Sunday evening y, \. Keller wi
kicked In the left side, inamediatel
over the heart by n horse at his res
dence nj Caldwell, lie lay on u
ground In helpless condition q
two hours before found. IL II b
70 lleyed that he cannot recover
e Lewiston Is founding what
, claims will he model city park.
II John G. Tickle, eonnIed la u
Is Lewiston Jail on the charge OF bur
Is larry, attempted suicide by cutting
q artery of his arm. He Was sas
from death by cellmate who aro,
n ed the jailor.
Is There were VI votes cast at fw
ID Falls, tar which 16 were republic
IN II, democrat. socialist and ! ~
hihition.
~ ". \. Hull. living on kooten
ty has been lined sa6 for catching 4
ce with nets.
nd
Robert Stewart, cook al saf
point, chased two or three won
around town with a meat cicas
and had 10 be knocked down bef'
he would submit 10 arrest.
he Jennie Cassidy. postfails woml
re vino has been living alone on bot
N. stead, shot and killed Ole Ericks
ny who came 20 her place and star
ale row, The woman was esonefat
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15

Trustworthy lady or gentleman TO
manage business in this country anu
adjoining territory for well and favor
ably known house Of solid nnanciai
standing. $40 90 straight cash salary
aud expenses, paid each Monday os
check direct from headquarters EN-
pense money advanced. Position per-
manent. Address Manager, $40 como
Block, Chicago, Illinois.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15

That the c0tal reefs are made np
entirely % the skeletons Of animals
and algae Is proved by borines 10
depth Of morc than leo feet In the
Pacific island of Fuanfuti.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15
To Buy Farms.

have buyers for Idaho
farms. If you want to sell
6st with me or write for par
fculars.
/ Horace Grant,
4 Kansas City,
Heist Building. Mo.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15

Lace and tulle 10 the value Of si@, :
600. 600 were exported from Calais 10
England last year. The manufacture
of these goods 10 Calais Is largely In
the hands Of Nottingham people
who introduced the trade iu the
French port
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
Senator Delt.
Nisiunris napnfnnoise EQUATOR az
Hitter lit Sipspirfs.

8corae @rahdm Set, iorbeuppreit.
Se SorburSSierntor ira WtiSimIri, al.
ait Sir$bdg 9forseu peS GsNen / III
Snm / Speet SpringS, DO. San
bouoe Dpret ipg | Here Tiger.
Senator Set par loot / 6rantiort
aertudu, sen CITE Sec. 1890. eiterdt
baoe sielHpngaaet ct GoIlese ilos BAN
iiq pan Den iuriOiifc Stuoium o9 tos
i'm furtSiife @ramnu / 23.HarsoI0e.
rem. Sans Sorplore bar III Sgoe %
beale bans Ssitre 9iite, og Den urge
SSIriit beilutieSe iia iii at Srdge til
@uIolanSct California % oinoe ia
@ulo ug ggre ser. Saa Iargt fom
han ooa life. o. set bar en- rent til.
iGISia SGn0elie SfpI0 /, "a ban ef.
Ter nbifiaiae epentprIise SpuOeIier
Tom til Sauosbpen @eorgetotun | Yet'
lis 60, 30, MATTE bon IHaae fla Ior
Ger ell Sio meO GU bruffet Nrm font
Sslsc al at BANS aisretst bap0e ppi.
let. Sit6eu ban uor belt iriit t9iru
bIeu en aoue o. benOes gprn mprbct
Der | Sntrmnen oa Ell Gegerilaue bIeo
miStPuft ior ll6aoSeu. "a iiI1er an.
0eH Saaisrer pau ben 3i0 par tilite'
Sc | @pen engagerebe SIaocns Serp
DIR. 8eIt iii at i~oriDarc oelt mist9nftc
3e8er. 81 oct aior6e ban iao acSt %
gruuSiot. at Rettcr bEco ns6t til at
i~rifjcnoc Nesercn. gfer Geaereu par
life isr fonnet no al RetsioIerL ~
han bIep omriuget al en- EebaIhob,
maatte tiitan iiu grs0e od ilUbteS
Serpou iii ~rprHeite Snp OF bleO
truat. Sumtioia bIeo Wr. grt I'm.
6errcttet ON. Of ban siebliffeiia nj ie
at paffe iig no al GettiS Gonutn, ntet
Bet ioarcSc paa Seri,c SutieI meS at
aabne ct Sagisrerfoutor ser | 9ren.
Sdnle0es GIT Oct III. OF Dan bieo Sor'
ger al NiSouri
ga 9orgerfriscu brsS no bIeu Bet
IeOlem al Sn6itdtSfongreSier
0aaren 1879 pala'es ban Tor isrite
Sang iii aor6unOsienator o. repro
ientereoe iiOeu gtisiouri / 5orbumSs'
ieuatet belt ii. flor. ca ban traf iia
tiI6agg ira set offertlipe gto. Ia Sia
oa 2omnr. thurman "a gapurO for.
Loo Seratet blcp @eit en- al 3emofrc.
terncs iornemitc SnSmGrO I Sena'
tet; ban BAR CIT itor Saier % en- Tag.
iprSig 9ebataut. o. 9oraerne i bans
Sienitut nrrcOe npicr IbeBrrriet
Siaio til BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
Sfatteiaeen | Diseonlin.

Zen iur Ct aar it0en neSiatts Stat.
;efOmmisiion i 8iseouiiu bar .fst5e
en- Sop. JON ueetoaes al iiNite eeais.
latur, iorbsiet Statten ior Serbia.
nerne meO 331a Brueeut. Sisige Sc
t~iolisere Aesler betaIte De itore Seru.
6aneipitemer 4 Srccent al lin grutto.
iortieneite, Sc miuore Spitemer 5Yro.
cent. % Den iamIeHe Stat til Statrn
bleu Sa St,9iS, COG CO nosEe Gents.
SITTER Sen me Stattelop bitter Sen
81. 6O7 .0I4. os 6orhsislien belsber
ia altiaa iii $659,03S eller life lang.
ira iii en- 9iiaion. iom 9upernsr ga
5olettc iortSiasSe. Iet meiie al
9uroen ialSer paa Chicago < G0rtb.
meiternl iom i 81 Ron aninaer et IN.
Set GaoH. % Oereiisr islser Gaiea.
40, Rilpanfee \ Ct. Vald. Chicago
& &urtbtpeterns SniteIner | @isepn.
lin ma mSreSe S290.57S mere enc
isr. q NilT1ntee.S nnen S2294sG
mere. Te sprise 9aner iIipper meo
en- 5orsseIie Of ca. $4,000 nea til
5000,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
Sfarpt moo ifarpt.

@eitern FEDERATION Of 93inerS or
life blepen Spar ifglSiB yaa @uUpr.
rsr gec6oops An6ringenOer imoo
Oeu, Tiger ct Telegram ira Geuuer.
Colo. @ienHem lin 8rGiiSeut Charles
$. Rouer % lin Sefretrr 8iaiam
3. Sauiuooo bar Stllaraoeripreniu.
gen guStgiort at Sfploen ior belle
llsreien Iisger Dos G~oloraSos aomi.
niitrntion. lluOer Be optdsne Sorbsr
! Seaer Gouutp bleu set bragt paa set
rene. at life arbeioere. men betnlte
Ieteftoer ipreuate Sr9n | 9uiten, "a
ea Sasen ON Woro on Soriss pda
Iorb fem 90. peate ole @~ioneSbpro
/ Retuin5 al @riibeeierne o. Sorser.
iorenirgeu. Zen aienossisrniHg, at
ale ArbeiSeriaH!as / DC 5OreneSe
Stuter. CANADA o. samle @ieriso bar
uStnIt en- ffarp gfisbiuigeiie AZ @u.
oerusr geGboops SRro os ienSt IN.
ienSer al Cellars til @eitern SeSera.
ticn Of dinners piigr oos, at cen life
Fan beiiaa ai Ioolsie Renneifer, lom
@uoemsren i6ser at mobile Soil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
5tatsmonopol.
Sm GoHfrullcn mcS Cpiumsbamoclcn
paa Silippincrnc.
Sorbno MOB Snotsrjel.

"a muprcnoe arigsmIniiter Gait
par 8uucrnsr ooer De #iilippinife Ger,
blp Der neOiat en- aommiSjicn, iGn
ltnloe lptte liz inc / Dc Sope o. neg.
Ter, Der gieIoer ior SpmursbonoeleR
! Dc orientalite SaHoe. o. ireHrfcmme
meo en- Snoitiling atlgaoerOe6ilippi.
Ilerne. aonmisiioReg Tom til at be.
Itaa al epiifopnlbiifep Brent, Or. Gl.
bert, en- 6ilipino. on SunS6eosfom.
miSiGr ior Gcrue. Raior Garter. Zen
beis9te Selma, Sapon. Sirma, Sara
iarut uosle anore maldpiife Sidter o.
oar borie ! 6 Wf1meOer.
Sislse ct Telegram ira RoniIa af
Ste auguit ioreiIuar commissioner,
at Sptuusbaroelen paa 6%iIippinerue
ltrar ifaI gisreS til et thrift Resie.
~rirgSmoropol % operorages til bsiit.
bpoen0e. Otter to slars 6orIeb ifal
SnoisrieI al Opium a6iolut iorbpoes
un0ta8eu til meoieimf 9rug. Sor.
brrSeOe SpiunSrs9ere, iom er oOer
II aor. ifal ida en- iGriftIt SiaaSeile
til at fisbe ct piit aurnhm. ! SO.
Ierue IfaI 9srnene iaa lllrSeruisrirS
'om Spipms SfdSeIisbeS. Spiums.
rsgere itaI iaa irit Spbolo pan Re.
gierinsens Soipitaler. uar Der er
Suab ON at furere oem ior oeres iar.
lice llpans. SSbis pripnte Teriorer
ou~ertrpSer SorbuSet moo at irofsre
Opium, 'ful DC itrnffeS meo Suuosfor.
pisring.
Zen WSnrS. iom isrit tcS SfriSt til
at itanie SpiumsSuoet paa 5tltppt-
nerne, oar Or. Smitb, Ser retIte til
2erne icm Sberit i0r et @akioruia-
Regiment al frtpiaise- Son noarbet-
SeOe ct SoriIag ON at gisre SpilunS-
bonSclen iii ct Regieriuganorupcl poa
aIle Eerre; men Be reformerte Wffs.
iiouarer on oeres SoH mociote iig
bette al ale arriter, 8e ltiIleSe Jig
/ bette SiliGi6e iont here's 1roesbrs.
Sre / amerifa itiaer iig til auutineu
| Seren Ga oen upcitc IiS til Gam.
IoosbauSeIer mes Rltsbriffe. Saaer
bIeo al Sc itprenSe / RoniId benoiit
til Bahiratcn, ca guSen par AT Den
cpeunrpnte aommigiioH neSiattes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-12
Slaeteritreifen.
Ssfiprcrne / Chicago ilutteSc iig |
Sluf % Sslse til Streifcn.

GbicagoS &ierere ilutte6e zig Ben
Soc Iliauit for aInor til De itreifenoe
Slogtere, og uben at pente paa Or
Gre fra fine Ssrere negteoe Ssoogn'
fiererne at Iebere IS til mango al
oe 9utifer,, bpor Der i9lgeS aieo,
ipm fonrmer fra Serrerne / Stodpar'
ben. aisrerueS Streif bar gioet In'
leOning til 8aoeuor0ener / ben ueOre
Del al Spen, % 8oIitiet tog line
iSorboIosregIer. aampeu begDnote,
On Der bIep giort Scrisg paa at lie.
oere groonfter fra Oe aomponier,
iom llnionerne fsrer &rig MOB.
aisrerne iputeS beitemte pua at bin'
ore, at ajsO ira StodporOcn blep
tisrt eiennem @peus @ober.
Slugtericierne giper oct iteoie no
iecnoe al at Stretfeu life aenerer
Dem ipnoerliq, og at oeres Drift ale.
reoe err / goo Sang igien; men oct
iorboIocr fig BOG life netop inolebes.
sme Union. arbeioere / Chicago bar
lopet Streiferue i'm Ststte, % De Ter
no til at tunne boloe oct gaoeuoe en-
lang Sio.