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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
HES FAD FAN.
Raisuli the Bsis sana Chief Should be N Snapresssd. ,..

Tangier, Morocco, Dec 16. Raisuli, the notorious 5brtgand chief, who cap tllned Ion Perdicaris, an American cit izen, and his stspsonS Cromwell Var ley. a British subject. in May last. boldly raided a caravan within the town of Iangier tod say. The chief had previously attacked another caravan five miles outside of Tangier and took eleven prisoners and number of mules. He then came into Tangier and repeated his exploit. Tn the lat- ter case he released his prisoners as the men he was seeking were not aindng them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
wARRANTs IssEEn

London, Dec. 16-On the appIica- tion of the treasury warrants were issued to-day for the arrest of J., Burke Roach and Mir Sinnett for their connection with the transfer of the turbine yacht Caroline to. the Rus sians at Libo last month The of fense e5arged is not e2 2traditahle and fhe Scotland Yard Detectives will have to wait until the voluntary re- turn of the two men to this country
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
SHE'S INSURANCE GO

Hartford, Dec. 16.-A copy of a pro- cess was filed with the state insurance commissioner to-day in an action brought by Thomas M Cahill, New Haven physician, against the Berk- shire Life Insurance Go of Pittsfield, Mass, to secure the amount of $1,u0O, a policy issued on the life of William H. O'Donnell, his nephew.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
ANOTHER DE ATEI
 FROEG SPOTTED FEVER

Bristol, Dec 16. Another death from spotted feysr', or cerebro.spina meningitis occurred here today, the victim being Rosa. daughter of Ernest Nurnberger, a frankfurt dealer. The girl had been sick only two days, Aay- ing the naaiady in so malignant form that the body tuTned black ilnmedi- ately after death and it was decided to have the funeral this aftarnoon. This is the eleventh death in this town from spotted fever within two months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
.RAKER,s R.HsoIlIITIoN.

Washington, Dec 16 Representa- tive Baker of New York to-day introduced a resolution requesting the attorney general Ito report to the house whether he has ascertained that the so-called beef trust is in restraint of trade, and if so what steps he has taken under permission of the law 10 cause for. feiture of the property of those con, ,stituting the so-called beef trust
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
EhI afaF M plAicago,

CHICAGO, Dec 18. Prince Flishirni vas entertained at "a dinner last night at the !Chieagp aclub by the citizens committee. Besides the Japanese prince and his suit there were thirty six guests at the dinner. Alderman Hon0re Palmer was master of cere- monies During the evening Prince Fushimi declared arsthe day was one of tie most interesting he had spent viaace his arrival in the United States,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
EXPLOSION IN TOY
 PISTOL FACTORY.

Portsmouth, O., Dec. 16.- Fife Phipps of Rome O., was killed. two girls fatally injured and scores of oth- CTS hurt by jumping from the win dows, after an explosion had wrecked Lloyd, Adams & Simpsons toy pistol factory here to-day. The flames cut off the escape of some and the fratmic girls leaped from the second and third stories.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
lrirlre Reau1nea at zeir1alr

ZEIGLER III. Dec. 16. Night at tacks on zeigler have been resumed with marked activity, giving the eighty-five soldiers on guard duty plen- ty of opportunity to use their rides. The firing has been resumed in the yi- cinity of the pumping station and was answered by the militia. For some lime 1t has been exceptionally quiet, but thirty nonunion miners have been lately imported into the stockade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
AT KRuGER's BIER.

Pretoria, Transvaal, Dec. 16- Two thousand burghers attended an im- pressive religious cememony this morning prior to the burial of the body of ev-president Kruger. An inn mense crowd filed drought the death chamber throughout the morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
IN CIVILIAN CARE.

:. Chefoo, Dec Is, 5 p. m.-Seven Rus sians in civilian garb. but a military training obvious in their bearing, ar. rved to-day in an open saill1oat, car rying dispatches. They were unwill- ing to talk and went immediately to the Russian consulate A high wind enabled them to make quick pas sage from Port Arthur.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
Royal rrines For Nils. Roosevelt.

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 1e.-The news papers of Sweden are discussing the possibility of Prince Gustave Adolph, duke of Scania and eldest son of the crown prince. taking an American wife The upsala Mia Tidning recent ly printed a significant editorial de claring that the helr apparent would make a popular choice should be de eide to. seek Miss Roosevelt as his roy al bride.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
colonel. Greene at Boaton.

BOSTON, Dec. 16. Colonel Bill Greene has come to town, and if he keeps his promise he will call on Thorn, as ". Lawson and tell him to his face that he is q liar, q fazir and charia- tan.' The colonel, calm and carrying no arms that were visible, promises to see Lawson today.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
PETITION DENIED.

Hartford, Dec 6s-Complications growing out of differences between the stockholders of the Bristol Trunk Manufacturing Go were aired before Judge Thayer in the superior court to-day. The petition that appraisers be appointed to value the property " As denied.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
WEATHEg FORECAST

Forecast for Connecticut: Fair to- night; Saturday fair, followed by snow In west portion; warmer in north west northerlv fo northV est tprly winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
STRIKERS WILL DECIDE

Fall River. Dec IS The Iealle the FalI River Textile union have e. clded to refer the question of eonfa uing the strike to the members ~ ts various organizations. A formal rest of the sentiment of the union ope tives by vote has not been taken slzes the strike began.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
Leavenvvorsla' ''l Iarsae orator.

HAMILTON, N. II, Dec. 18. The am nual Rowlands prfze oratorical contest at Colgate unfyefsity held here in the Sheldon Opera House. vas won by Fl- IS Willard IsavenvoftIl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
MIIsTAPHA IN FLAMES.

London, Dec. 10A dispatch to a news agency from Paris says that large part of Mustapha, suburb of AIgiers is in flames. Many million dollars worth of property has already been destroyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
uanr.,.,.1 P1,tl1ipsIpurg BanIk.

PHILLIPSBURG, N. T., Dec. 16. Two masked men entered the bank of John Rivak here and at the points Of their revolvers robbed him of $1S0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
NEW MAIL TRAIN
Congressman Henry Busy Custom Salaries Post
 Chice Advanced.

From Our Special Correspondent
 Washington, Dec 16.-C Congressman Henry this morning had another in- terview with the second assistant post master general and the superintend- ent of the railway mail service, raIa- tive to the proposed new mail car on the trains leaving Boston and New York at noon respectively, and pass ing through New Haven, Hartford and Springfield. The second assistant assured MT Henry that the request of the Hartford board of trade and other commercial bodies along the line will be granted and the new mail car put on as soon as possible. The depant- ment has made a thorough fnvestiga-
 ton and found that the service was very much needed. They have all ready entered into an agreement with the Boston & Albany road, which road has agreed to all the require ments of the department. The depart nent is now negotiating with the New York, New Haven & Hartford road, and favorable reply is expect ed in a few days As soon as the ne cessary arrangement with the Consol dated road is made the service will be established.
 The department found that the new service is not going to be as expensive as at first supposed, and there will be no need of an extra appropriation. Some clerks will be taken off another road and put in charge of the new train. There will be from three to i've men in each crew. but it Is not probable that more than half a dozen new men will be needed. The needs of the service will develop as soon as 1t goes into effect Mir Henry is in hopes that the new car will be on by the first of January.
 Custom Salaries.
 The secretary of the treasury re ported to-day to congress the salaries and commissions paid to the various custom house collectors throughout the country. Those for Connecticut during the past year were as follows: Fairfield. collector, E.. J. Naralnore, salary, $250, commissions on duties collected $2,750, compensation TOT storage S4'76s, total $3,0a7. .6S; Hart ford, collector, B. B. Bailey, commis-s sions on duties collected S3,O0O, conn pepsati0n for storage S92O, total s., 920: New Haven, J. Rice Wincheil, collector, commissions on duties col lected $3;O00. compensation for stor- age $10Oy total $3, 100; New London, T. O., Thompson, collector, commissions on duties collected $48. .96, conlpensa- ton for storage S5.17, commissions on tonnage duties S6 cents, navigation fees $92.67, services 10 American yes sels S322.50, total S465.I6
 Postofiee Advanced,
 Congressman .SpeTry to-day received notice from the postoflce department
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
ExPELLEp FRoM BxcHANGR.

New York, Dec. .16- Three members of the Consolidated Stock exchange have been expelled for conduct al- legged to be detrimntal to the inter- ests of the institution They are M. R. Dyett, Charles D. stade and IT. s. Cotton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
ONE WEEK lfOR
Then the Christmas shop.
 pins Will he Over

Do not miss the opportunity to oq your Christmas shopping tosnig1At The stores are especially open to ave you the chance to avoid the rush chat comes with the last few days not only in Waterbury but everywhere Chris mas goods are sold. You cannot dp anything more to lessen the laborious work that salespeople arc put to at the last few days than to do yopE shopping early.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
COFF WENT THE LIMIT.
Cave q Former Policemen Twenty
 Year Sentencs.

New York. Dec. l6 Arthur J. Nal Ion, formerly policeman. who shot and killed Robert F. Brennan in front of a bowery resort, last May, was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment, by Recorder Golf, to-day. This is the maximum penalty for naanslaugh Inter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
coMNgITTEE OF wHOIyn.

Washington, Dec is. The hoCSe to-day went into a committee of. the whole for the consideration of claims bills on the private calendar.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
To.R ight,s ! Good NTH.

You will receive every cpnsi0 ien and attention now that will be inAsns. sible next week. Of course there win be all you want to buy and lots of people to wait on you up to the iast minute, but they will be so much bua- fer next week than now
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
smuegled Gooda ca Cruiaer sernea.

tsmuggled Goods GN Cruiser Seized.
 NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Dec. 16.-- Customs officers at Old Point are re- ported to have seized on board the United States cruiser San Francisco. q rich store of smuggIed goods, including silks, cigars, china and ostrich feath- CTS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
Posfofiee lLYallced.

Congressman .SpeTTy to-day received notice from the postofice department that the pogtofdce at Montowese will be advanced to the presidential class on January l, 1905, making the salary of tue postmaster $1,OO0 MT Sperry inmed diately recommended the reten- tion of the present postmaster, Judson ID. Foote.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
Ice Harvest at saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y., Dec. 16 The annual ice harvest has begun here. The Ice is fourteen inches thick
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
Cnly Count 2 hristlnas

To those who are competing for tha Morris Chair prize. information is now given to only count the word mas when the word is spelled oug m full. Through an error on the 14fh it got in to print Xmas, That was nof meant to be so and to avoid any chance of error DO NOT COL 1lS XMAS r but only where Ghristmsa is spelled out in full. A handsome Morris Chair to the winner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16

The young lady will be delighted if she gets Princess Dresser for Christs mas. The Hampson- Sellew store haH the finest lot of these attractive pieces to be found anywhere. Prices S16s00 to $45.OO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16


 Sectional Bookcases Of the best kind. China Closets SIS. 50 to $55.00. Great values from S20.00 to $35.00,
 Clothes Hampers, Medicine Cabinets from S100 to $12.50.
 Bamboo Book Shelves and What Nots
 Children's Desks at childrenfa prices, that is, cost little money
 Norris Chair Headquarters. The Hampson-S -Sellew store is where Santa Claus gets most of his AIorris Chairs from. Good reason why More varieties to pick from, better styles and cost less at this store. Go where you wish then compare prices The verdict will De h favor of the H8np. son Seliew store
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-16
rainty ParlOr CahiMets.

Christmas is a good time to buy these useful and decorative pieces of parlor furniture. The assortment sz fine now 1t the Hampson-Sellew store. Prices run from $9.00 to $60.00 low, indeed, for, such good prices aN are offered.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
Ppor er ban?

st Telegram fra Boris meS6eIer,
at Sent S. 2oomis, en- 9ror at lin.
berftatsiefret9r 2oomiS / 8aIbina.
ton, forioon6t, Oa ban me0 Scatter
BiLbelm II" fom til gIpmoutb. @a.
liam s. @ais fra @etp gorf bar
bans 8eiiefGIIe og isgte forgiepes eff.
ter BAN. Or. ellis brog pfoere til
Gberboltra % 6erefter til 8aris,
boorfra ban teIegraferebe til SIp.
mouth og Sompittbets Sieniteo
Bremen rtoer at fon no9en SpIpS.
ring ON ben forIouroue. San frpg.
ter for, at Soomis er fal6en ODER.
bor6. a
San bsrte til oct SeTitab, Tom ffoI
til GbeSiinien for at ltopirfe fpn.
mercieae Srbremnelier bos Song
Nenelif. 8rooereu / @GIbington ft
ct Telegram fra BAN, oa Sftbet ON
Ratten fom til @pmolttb, og tror,
of intet er ibeiert. 9ampIfi6et eit
bare fra BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
Srieri Kirfen,

s THEODORE Barriers Memprials.
en- iniiitutionel airfe / Boitpn, forig.
ger man meo urset ristis praftiif; neat
bet bare, bpo, fOm bii! Man fpris.
ger Der paa en- iaare pmtrnfipm Maabe
at sipre be nnse ! R~abulaset tjenbte
meo b~oeranbre.
Barter Wemprialfen lisser ida at
tise ! Sjertet af ct Tenementitrps 1 gp.
ton. 9uiiuber af uiige Menb oa
9pinber bar fine miblertibise Siem mar
8irfen. Spab be transer, BET er gr.
leonins til OF lore ~bperanbre at fienbe.
Wsnisbeben isrser for, at bisie hinge
MI tan fumme iammen. Sper Sbn.
bags Gften bolbes Der en- Slass Cubs.
t%lenslte | &irfen. Oct er 1um &eael
bare 5preoras eIer en- fort Gale, liant
Utufif pg unbertiben Jrsmpisnina af
Bileber. Naar bsnne Sprretuina er
ooer, blir be unse inbbubt til ielItabe.
lise SammenfOmiter / Rirfens 8arlurs.
Ter blir i~erperet 9be ps ~"oppartet"
nneb Ruiif, iom be fine ubtrpfter bet.
Der blir psiaa left interesiante Stpfter
iblanot. Wien / alminbeligbeb uperla.
bes be nnse III fig ieIu / airfens for.
fjelise Harlprs. &l. 10 ntaa ~bper
saa biem til fig. ON be sisr bet, peb
ies life.
Ser er Osiaa 9anietIasier / Sprbiu.
BELLE meb benne &irfe. "Se er af flor
Setpcnins for Sasens Sremme", 6eber
bet, os oeronr er Der neppe 3uil.
@n Irait / Bolton taller sanIte an.
erfienbenoe ON Barter Memprials
"@purtins 8urlors" eler "Trierluer",
ior ri tanite faube talbe benz paa
RorIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
mcGlearY's G%arifplaner.

Rinneiotos 2Set OiItrift repr9ien.
teres I aongresim at Somes e.
Wc9Iearp. San ppffer | 0enne Sio
Opmerfiombeo beo llnber @algfam.
pen at erflpre fig imoo 6en &eoiiion
LAT Sololopen, iom @inneiotaS He.
publifGtere meo Senator Helions
ISamtpffe forlanger | fin 8latform
al 1904. en- repltblifmif Robfmoi-
Dot bar melot iig, % "a benne FILTER
Iiig poa Barttets 8latform, finder
0tr. Wc2earp beri en- Spfororing til
at %fremfonmte meS anfflteIier, iont
BON piitrof tt6ligere bar naret, men
beboGbt for iig ielb. San bill ogiaa
bobe &eDiiton, flyer ban, men | moo.
lat &et1ina al ben, iom Rimeiotas
Blotform foreiloar. Otter bans Wfe.
ring gier mon Solicit N baarlig Eie-
reite peo at neoiGtte Sol6en; man
Ifal tpertimoo lnbe g~eIfpttelien ON.
fntte Here cling emo De. iom er
nGnnte / SingIep.Sope1t, og peS 81.
ben beraf forbsie Soloen pna ANDRE.
grfaring bier, flyer BON, OF Griien
boa fabrifereoe Sarer foIber, 10
|bsiere og parieere be bIiper beifpttet.
Set er e, itbiitoriif Raaitano, at beie
Soloiatier frembrinser bsie Trifer.
San nGpner iom @rempeI StoaIIfin.
ner, @illptepper, glifplaoer os nogIe
anore cling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
@pbianScn moo SanbeIsminiite

W~ubitanocn moo SanbeIsniniitel
GorteIpou's gale til 5ornano FOR Den
repiIblitanife 9adtionaIfontite fec III
til at bare Iaet iie. 0et er aImilroc.
Jig, at Eartias Observation-Disclosures
bar Oct ~afpisrcnbe Gro mcS Senipu
Ill boen Der itoI ioreitaa Galgfam.
posuen, og iioen &oolepeIt enifer Cor.
telpon, bar man palgt bet flo9e Narti
Of bsie iig for bette Gnife. DC, ionl
bar Ct &crn | Siben til 8rniiocntcrt,
paoitonr eacrS, al ei al 6irunOene til,
az ban abioli,t oil bape Gortelpou til
5orntano for 9ationalfomiteerL cr
Den, al ban berneo ganitc anoerleSe3
ielp pil funne ~fontrollere Sen seilti.
ite "Dioifine", emo ON ban tog en-
gsaito, Der par mere imaeelis Tor 20.
lltlferne. @an Oerue Waaoc, tiger
man. nj ban "a mcN iau megct iterre
SctbeS tlrnne biioc eieunomircrct
1908. Mau oil ncnrIig aaercSe MI
oIoe, at ban d9ter at isqe @aIa iaicn
ON ttre &dr. 92cu Bette or maaifc
Dog bare @isniugCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
naa SnSoenoinaer: ID Oct burse

imua Srpooeroinser: - Get bnroe
felue Nnunet puo en- eIler nnoen Moa.
De pGrct aritpOct, at oct er ct Iiosifriit
Tor % ibInnot Worompro | Mmerifa,
Seg buffer, So bet Horife GeIifab |
gmerifo bar itiftet bIep Der ira fIere
Solo ierot mig 5criIng til Wapn pao
ct mrIigt Srgon for SeIifubet. Ben.
neri,e, fcn letter bette igans, og ION
iifterlis foritaar iis beore poo bnnoe
0aDnet 90 bet andre emo ies, oil imo.
fipIoe, at ieg brinser ct Bar Wapne
Sorilog: "2eif Grifier" eIler "4orf.
Imerifaneren". p Mir nRite Snb-
ueuoine moo "gor Gio" er Sen, at oct
er rmaoSefigt omiattenSe ia lea
fiinbe ia Chit at iige iororingsfliot
Naon. Sfal Siosifriftet sioe en- no
gerlunoe aliioig % iplhig &efler al
ale De tore SpsrssmauI, iom brpoes
! Dor Sib, oa foar oct ct breot Bro
gram. Specielt Ton ies life ifisrure
oroet, END man 90 MAJ intte urtSer
aliioig og ooben 9ebat De iton reIi.
gissJfrittife Spsrssmaol, iom letter
Dor Sibs Storaaroer / Zig gepGgeIie.
Wnm oct me Sfrift bespnSer, eler
noor oct Rorife Selifab ltSgiper i'm
rrite Garbog, boaber iee, nan bill
finOe SlaSs ior Sr. &eSaftsr @iits
iprbeIes srlrnoige og peIIfrepne grti.
fel | "Gecorab-Io iten" ON en- Nprif.
Imerifatif 2iteratir. Sen bsr op.
beuares. So, Selb os 2pffe Su meo
"@or Sib" o. meb ole gooe 5oreto.
gerber i6lonSt 9an6sm9n6 Serober!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

Storipendfeni 9ctte piIoe 10 pore al
nrcrfrfpoe Morees SelpitRroigbeo. %
bet gift iinruIip an! Ten popdRre %
r~orifUenIige ipenife Resiering fit fit
Yologiftsforilas neoitemt. Sg meeet
tpSer poa, at oct bill goo ligebnn, r,anr
Den fonnmer mee lit 0orflng ON eset
aoniulntp9ien for DC TO 2anoe. Zen
eitergiuertbeo % Smscefommerbeo
moo Rorge. JON Storiperfen FOR nog.
le anr iiben ipntes at bile uiie, bar
rimelispis bare Miiseifrpf. Og mn,
"a &lislano IiSer Teoerlaa pa Ieter.
lag ! giten, tiger StorIoenfferts Sper.
MOO ! iamme @rab. Sgiaa Der / Nor.
ge er bet, Tom rimeliat, meo en- biz
Settelie, man bsrer ON Niislanos CAB.
Ferionlia pil ieg cog faa 9op til al
befprSe, at iaa bel, iom ieg niloer
Mtslanh Gets GeberIue, 100 fan ieg
Dog life tileene mig BET optimiitiife
Spn, at bette iorminoifer Saren for
Den ifanbinaoiife !SnIps. Mig iprss
Der meact mer @rlinb at frpgte ior. at
bois HirslanS niaa opgipe fine Noner
! Titeir og neSlpgse bernie arig nleo
iuwffet arfger9re, "a bill bet baaoe
for at sienpprette i'm Yreitige iom
8riger og for at DinSe Sen anbne Ss.
baon aroeriteSs, fom oct guar Slip
at Der, ueroe tine glifte meb ioreget
gegiPrligbe6 MOB Bert. DEN lao oct
| henne iom ole andre inoipioueae pg
fclfelige ganifeligbeSer bore Dor
Croft, at "@ito er attaat".
Neo itor SntereSie % geIbebae
9 ler leg ON al Sen SpttenOemoibe.
geiitring. iom Iorom9noene j ameri.
ia iadr iiooiier. Ger er rnRgtelig en-
Senoing til Oct beSre. Sort Solf Ser.
ooer er MI raat irem til Selitano %
Ton Oerfor nler emo isr pleie amrbige
Snteresier. Men 0erpeo bill aanos,
druen, oen religieie, fuItur.
ellie og nationaIe, iom DC tog
nieo ira oct goinle SPorelano, fomne
bstere sere og bli me- n9rret ON.
SeluieIselie uil be life SerpeS FOR.
isunne, bpao Der ifdG giere Dem til 60
De gorgere al lit npe 2arb.
Saa ifal bet nltiaa bli til @irfelig-
beo me6 ct norif SiosIfriit / amerifa.
Get bar 10 noset al oct, hi orsmte ON
% glRSet os til, "a III beepnOte asita.
tto1en ior Oct NorIfe Seiifab. Neen
Oct tor nof bore liseiaa bra, at oct
iGttes igarg JON en- pripat affpre.
&eo en- iau ~fuiroifubsris og iftteres.
iairt S~oirraliit iom Seer 8. Strsm.
me til &eooftsr % meS iaa bpgtige
5oretnin3smG1tb ion Slaf Suiebp
% 9. 9. Sangon blirbe oct babe lpie
uSitgter. Sab os MI l9g9e ane imaa.
Irge SeniDn tiliibe 90 iamie os ON oct.
te 6oris8. Saa bill Bet maaife lpffes
at drbetoe op ct norif StSsifriit blarot
os, iiom bao0e i llbitpr os SnSbOlb
itnar paa Ssibe meb jim Els. "8or
Sib", ifal BET aItiao beSe. Oct er 10
ct paffert Roum Wen ieg bar ct Bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

ems SarniIic o. ger,ner, bill man goo
tiIbase til fin @iernine itprfct baaoe
paa SiGI % oepene. Gen. iom fla.
fer 1ioen bort til llnptte eIler lloipr.
peIier. er at Iiene meo Den, iorn soe'
I9aaer fine Gcree peo 2pffciph.
Sfigt eiber aItib salt, men bet bcpi.
Ter life, at 5crieu ! liz icIp er lfaoc.
Zig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

5otuas Sanficrcr bar npIig bapt
fit oarIigc Wteoe, % blanot anoet, DC
torctcg lig, Dor at aiibefale SpbGpcl.
len al Den mruGrenoe isoerale 5al.
litiop. Zen iuarcr life Iaaiscrc til
gebcpet, tror DC, % en- i~norere iii be.
tpoeiis Sinorins emo til 8apn FOR
Sorretninsslipets SripieI % nor1nalc
nopiflne. Serior bellutteoe mani al
bcnucroe iia til Den rationale "gau.
fcrs asiociation" % Stofens 5or.
bunosienatorer nIco anmoouing ON,
at De gier 1T bcoite for at iaa 2opcil
opbGpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

8nsica Sage, SEN bcticnStc Nelu
golt gfllionGr, uOtulte Tia iorIeOen
inoo, al 6olt Tiger ij9 6cric on,
Somneren Get er bare lio@igiloe.
Tiger ban; Den, JON vi. tomne ircm /
@erOen, irGnger, at ban flentmcr pao
lent % tiolis uoeu afbrpoclie; oct
bar ban giort, % oct ber ANDRE
gJerc, bptS Dc 10! BIZ Roget iii &arrr.
Sage pe8er paa, al lngc Qtemcifer
olie bruger 6erten hi inc egCn Sfaoe.
0rltter % ioirer % iortprer i'm SluS.
fran, iaa Oct taser Iaqrae, eitcrat DC
er toEnne III &o igierl Tor oe tan fol.
Seltgisrc De arap, Der titles til Dem.
Slitop 6ollopa 9ar IN / en- lale ipa.
ret pno Sa9eS SnoUenOingcr moo Ne.
RE. san eoar no ira, al en- for,
Sptle ira bet oa8lige SirGp err MOO.
dig, og Se or urigtis, mener ban, a,
IornolPtter, al 5erieu pirfer itaSelio
% ~neo6rpoenbe. 3 bpilten @rab Sen
tan ifaoe eIer gaone Den enfelte beror
noturiigris paa, bporIebes man be.
irptter Den. Spis man anuenScr lin
Serie til iinto 9esemsspeIie oa til a,
itprfe DC 9onnS, iom fnytter en- til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24
Z @inneiuta er Der ire aanoioote

) Winneipta er Der ire aanoiooter
iii Den repliblifanife 8upernsrnumi.
%tation, nenlIie iorbenpGrenoe Ssieite.
r%ttsoonluler Collins, forbenp9renoe
Statsmloitsr Gum o9 iorberpPrenoe
aongresmmno Gobp. slue ire paa.
itaar, at DC bar DC beoite llbiigter til
al blipe nonlineret. @uperner Ban
Sant bar MI erfI9ret, at ban snifer
at lie Collins nomineret % palal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-24

g. Stacnheim, ser | Here Inr bar
bGret "9tpe Hormanoen"s &ebuttsr,
fees nj, oeiaa at bupe oocrtaget Ola.
bets llogipeIie.