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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

ltbpisnins. Susbolberife Ssrine
Rapn fra S~reoericio.G enen, / 9iene.
tie fJps Ssrgen Glcmmeuieu poa Sci.
iteo Marf, fit iorleoen Gng lloois.
n~ingsorSre. ga bum uGgteoe at reiie
aoopiligt, bIep bun al en- 8enoarm
transported ooer 8r9nien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Iasaursru6en. Set enueIife Gel

Iasaarsrnben. Oct engeIife Gel
Tab begpn0te ifior at lloprmpe gIaS.
odrgrrben / SttooIeu; men set ptite
Jig lmultgt at faa IPuiet Den pua Den
0taaoe. Ser er nemlig inOeufor 8ru.
ben ct Sieru, Boorira oen ianoiurIig.
bis bar EiIitg. s oisie Gage bar
ire engelife Sngenisrer pPret berop.
pc for at tNge SorboIoene / gieipn.
Oct forlgoer, at Oisie Su9enisrer bar
proletteret en- Sunel ira Sttas Iis
ona inc / 8ur6en for poa Dem Iau.
DC at tua 8ruben tsmt FOR gan0. Sea.
nalen bill bli pna ca. 200 Meter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
SsSsfalS. Raleren Slof Iaf

SsSsfalS. IaIeren Olaf Olaf.
raun / GIoerlrm er afgooet oeO %.
ben / en- GIoer al AZ anr. 5or ct
8ar aar iiOeu ttIbrn9te ban en- Ipn.
gere Sio paa 2iqebumuer, bporira
ban malte flere 9iQeoer.
So5u Scr. Rtdter, en- 9rur al
StatSminiiter Ole 8itter, er 300 /
Fatnreriton / Np 3eIono, % Nar
gammel. San u~ooan0re0e til 9tp
3eIan6 / 1868. Sammen meb TO
andre Gor0mPno, SrenOerne 6rit3
SenSien % Rameitob. opretteoc ban
Ntsaebrug og ienere SogbrugSfor.
refining Der og Hog Jig ubmGrfet 9oot
op. Tihter omtoIeS meo itor Cunt
pat6t / 8almeriton! 9IoiierneS Netro.
logger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Sru bet aamlc Sipbcnbaun.

benne 6io for t75 glor iioeu ranbeoe
ser oeu IiuIiqite Girfiombeb meo
Scnipn til Woocrnieringen al &is'
benbauuS 8aoer, ION bapoc benlig'
get / forhoIoSpis uforimrret no belle
ScfIer igiennem. Spor M Sreoe.
r~ifSberggaoeS ISfaIt breoer iig, Ina
fire imao 8ooer: Storc % ellie alc'
menitrroe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oQ SeI.
IigforSItrGoe; De bleo nmluate oa
Iaaeoe iammen iii Ell: 5rc0erif8bergs
anoe. men blep mi forlGnget 6elt op
til @eitergaoe. SGion altItoroct blcu
onlaat oct Nor. 9et tit uiimof isrit
ienere Bette Napn, ser bar fin Sprin'
belle al, at De nproiiTllanoifc alIls
Ipiere bol0t ser meb line altIpoqne.
8immclifditet, ser err al 9pcnS Glo.
ite 8ober, fit Ell mn Sioeaaoe: ann.
broirG0c, Der biotil hapoe en0t pe0
grolGaacritrPoe. men MI fsrteS bclt
igiennem. Wnnae andre Steoer /
@pcn anlagOeS ser me 8Goer oct
NQr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

% 9rocart mere SperflaSe fan
Spftes meb Carriers @bite 2eaS emo
meO noaet anoet Slns. Oct err ct be-
pnt Snftlm. OH suifer oen Waling.
iom oRfter ben itsrite SperilaSe
erlnbig o. brilliant. IN snffer
Carriers Siamono Srnno - RaIiu.
gen ium retfer IRngit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Slere 8ranoe.
@anse Snie ! Harsles % @asinm
peo RamScrs Iast ! Wife.
anoet oana 3Dt.

sra HonoerS meloeS ben 176e
Iai: 3 GiternribbogS rsteoes Def
Der | 9pen, at belle SanOSbpn Iurs.
lep. Ger logger ca. H. Dill ipSsit FOR
SANDERS. itoo | 6lanmGr. Saa sali
por set beISigpis life, ieIo ON ben
arrettcSe SfaSe er ret betpoeIis %
bapoe tiIisIge, at s 6amiIier bier
buspil6e.
2pnet log neo | 8aaroeier Ratbi'
as Rooiens Stuebils oa pasiereSe
gicnnem Sforitenen / Sopefamret,
boor Gieren Ioa % ioO til RiSoas
i'm Seng. Mabien bap0e Gpuen ooer
itg, % oenue SmitGu0igbeo bar
maaife bepirfet, at ban mi er blanot
De IspenoeS Eal. Son bIep oeo 2iiit'
trpffct faitet no al Seneeu % bleu
oelpiS lammet | Den enc SIDE og
Sfllloer.
Oct IpffeSes gieren Nsetereu og
2 8iger at iaa geiGtningen, ser BE-
itob al ~ Seite, bporoi 4 pGroifuIbe
6sIbopper % en- Singit t6 RaIfe'
fjsr, 8 Spre, 4 8oier % rcsie Spin,
no al De brpnoenoe &pgnineer. 81.
geleoeS reooebes en- Gel Sn6bo.
@dar6en, ser por nnopisrt, br9no'
te fuloitPnOiet. 5 StaI0en bar Der
iIbfnIte SpGIpinger, % ocnne Ont
itGn0igbeo bioroa | hsi 8rao I'll, at
9ei9tuiugen reboebeS.
SIoen i~orplautebe iG iamtiSig til
TO Stoer, ioet ben fra &noelPngerl
antPnote &asniis Bangs 9~oeISiteo
og ira StaIblpn9en NieIS 3ohS
Sus, Der beboeoeS al &rperife Sir
time NtieNen. Sra biaic Steoer, Der
begge totaIt n%eobrenOtc, iorpIante0e
SIben Jig pibere % to9 lat / 4 Sure,
t~iIbereu0c Sfomager Ecnien, Iuton
Nnberien, Gnte Ricpliuc @arien %
Inton Eeterien; ale oiaic Sliie neo'
brRnote til 8runoen in0en oct lpffes
0eS for ole oe grauoIl0tc at reooe
noget al 0ereS SnSbo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Numb af EloIaacr. en- uoIminoC

WIND az SlpIuHer. SN HuIlItlIlut-
liz imuf llrne er funoen / Ell aiPm'
pebst / ggbolt. Gen er ii6lge Sob.
SIfbl.", p%elbeporet pq bar enomi
inuft iornteoe 2inier / SigbeO meN,
bpaS ser err fienot fra Spoepotterne.
On onoen llrne 9if %ubelNi9uiS it'll
peO Sptu9ninget. geo Sioen al llr'
men ian0teS iorifieaige ReNifGbcr al
Sern; men oisie or naturItgptS me-
get migrebnc al &lit, BOG er ct mutt
formet Sppoblao noaenlunoe beoo'
ret. ga Ssien rimeIiQpiS i~uOc1oIncr
enbnu Here Miuoer fra ben graa
SIotib, er Ser aiort anmeIbelie al
Sunoet til RationaImmieet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

Stprt 2csat. Soban Tborien !
.Speen, isnbre 9ergenbus, bar oeo
@doebren oprettet ct ltn6eritsttepies'
fono pda $4,000 8roner for ugifte
aoin6er iont tr9ngenoe Gnfer og
ugifte Wesbre / gefebpgo. 2egatet
ffoI peo Giueg at 8euter efterbaan.
Sen sges til 100000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
GIN Misunderstanding.

nebe 3amp'fibSieIifab ogter at op'
rctte en- oircfte Sorbinoelic meIlem
Baltimore o. &isbeuboun ior at llo'
mite De Iaoere Sernbanefru9ter ira
9bicagooiitriftet ooer Baltimore. Set
fsrite Sfib pan Sen upe Stuie ui9aar
ira Baltimore 170e Sunni. let CT
Reningcu at etabIcre Ell regeImGsiig
SorbinoeIie bper iiortenoe Tag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
8arucbirlpsbaaen.

opaiper observation-disclosures Ooer'
ifuo til omfrins 81, 900 8roner. @e'
~inItatet ariees enetoaenoe, bporfor
0agen pentcS at blipe aieninget boert
Iar. miiligens ooer belle 2anoet, I'll
SorSel for iomtIige beitaaeuSe Bar.
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
GispulSsmrnoS Minb

VUUUFUVNFFk WV "FF'FDN7 =
Wtai a~filsreoeS / Soggetoal C0alene)
en- 8a1ta ouer @Ief Eotbamer, iOnl
bar Reolem at oct operoroentIi9c
Stortbing / 1914. 9autaen reties
pao bans 8rGp o. b9rer paa Sorii'
ben SnoifrIften: "gIef Sotbammer,
fsot 1850, oso 1923, Siugmano
1S14." 8aa 8ogiioen itGar Der:
"2etit al Sognoal5 lln8oOmSIag
1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
isprilasbrift paa satrrne. gf s.

al Selifabet for gtOr9es TeI tiollgere
bepilgeSe geIsb, 400 &roner, er
SaIpparten anOenSt iii Sooringsfor.
Ieg / @ltobranbsbuleu. &eitebelsbet
meo tiIiuarenoe prtpat @ibrag ptl bli
anpenot til Iignenoe 6orisg See'
morfsfieloene unber 2ebelie al BET
bireftsr arng og amtsagrOnom Sas
iuu0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

iii 9ar. syfslge Shorthand" er
BerniIe 8eSerien 9afsbul ira Ser'
poIoen fsot 26oe Rarts 1898 90 olt-
iaa iii Aar gammel. Sun er ltot
h%,nsbsrt, men frtif % rsrig og fan
aad, bpor bun bill.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
GienbomsiaIa. @aarsen serfiql

VtrHouWSIdIg. WadrucH SWrIIUr
! Raabierg, CO. 100 Eor. 2anb oa
meS til Gels npe @penineer er at
@ieren CIR. 9eterien foIst til gertel
Gbristeuien at Soam pr. 8iborg for
as. 900 ar. geirtninsen m~eois1ger,
meloes fra SoIitebro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

8aarS6anScl. @aoroeu alnpels.
beIe neSre / b. Gotten er al Chr. Sen
erbGbI foIgt II SeImer Berg for ser.
1880. Neo / SanoeIen tIlgte 1
Seit, 6rs, 8aaronfooer % libt 2ss'
9re.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
4a(eiuuSs Sabu err MI i

@aleinnbs Sabu er MI ttslae
~ssnomsre Soft" al Spffere giort
belt rpooeltg ron gnfere, &ettinger
% iunfne Sfrog. Sper Dag li8e
Iiben grunben bar Der arbetoet II
MonS, belpis aSiftereoe uf 9amp'
baaoe. 90 oct err rent utroIi9t, boao
man bar truffet op Of 8auoet. Salu'
brenbte Sfrog, fuIoIaiteoe meO &lll,
er brugt paa BET tsrre foruben en- fo'
loSial MaSie &ietting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

WANTED MEN \ WOMEN WITH
common-school education. that are tired OF
working for small wages, TO qualify as salaried
ad writer's or show-card writer's through our in
struCtion by mail Prices low; terms easy; no
books to buy. Send for circular, stating where
you saw this ad and which position you want.
TNTERNATiuSAL CORRESPONDENCE ScHooLA
Scranton. Pa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

TilialgS. - $50 acres StOt 5arm,
2 Gt fra 0bssier. @oot Yano oa COB
Sorobuuo; SrsuIuger % Sios; rtuhenOe
SGt; ! RUrheoeu al CREAMERY. SfoIe o.
&IrtCr. Grts $1,000 pr Ae-e. $3.50 ton.
iant. Sang SeHitano ior 5ieiien. Siri9 til
3. Ggeldno. Bbesler, gSia 3sbti
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
1MarcIaSninacu'

"AarclaSninscn". Sra 8uooon.
gen, ct Sogn poa CO. 500 a 1000
Sfrobpggere, er GO irIt9e Gutter og
esenter ipaar uoponoret til Inerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Straiiauacr til @Groalcn.


Zig er Oct MI beitent, at Der ifal ats
titles prnftiife Sorisg meO Straffan'
ger til 9prfning al De soelagte Sire
aler / 8proaIen. 6orisgeue itol
aa6neS iooar meo Ell 9lrbeioSitprfe
poa 16 Wano, Ser nil bli rfien6t til
g9rooISIfreoet for at poabegpnoe If.
ersftningss, 9lmteringS. og 8lnut'
nin~gsarbeiber. Ger ifal ubplantes
10000 8Ianter. Gen fornsbne 6Gng'
ieIsbetiening oil me0fsIge Straffan'
aerne. garufferre er opfsrt iii ct
9eleg Of 80 Waro. arbeiSsitoffen
bill bGientIig forre til at beitoa al
S~troffanger fra SronO6iemS San6S'
f9n9Iel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

SpitiSeIieheoeu iliitteoe meo, at
oen npe 8iifop fra YrrDifeitoIen
boIot en- fort Greoifeu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
SiScus Sean. timber Senne Soer,

SiScns Sean. timber Setne Soer'
Ifrift giper "9erg. 9io." fsI9enbe in.
teresiante SplpSninger: "Soan$ Ii
oenoe" er for oper ct aar ii0eu goaet
ooer iii at BRUCE 2onoSmoGl. Oct
ii9es, at "SorbaIano8 6olfebIa0" ifal
gaa ooer meo oct fsrIte, og for "6ior'
SeneS Slabs 8eofcmmenoe ifdl
Spsr9SmaaIet foreIigge for Iftio.
nprmeoe. Oct tor bGn6e, at Sler.
beben at Sc poIitiife ltgsblabe her
8eit mart er paa Maalet, og at De,
Tom life er set, pil bli betrogtet iomt
@fternslere. s ianme 6orbiuOeIie
fan pel ogioa nnuneS BET npitiftebe
Maalag. 9etegnenbe er ogiou Dem
aritif, Ser rnnu1er ~lauoSisote ling.
6ommer, ser taller paa MsOer, bbiS
De life taller &anlet. IaalmGnoe.
mes ardp til fine egne Rcnigsf9Ier
er poret iterft / Sen iiSIte Si6. Oct
er 10 oeino Seieu til at gisre fig re.
ipefteret al andre. - "9erg. TO"
bar ielo nGIten / 6oert ererte GO. ct
eaer Here Stpffer paa 2anosmoul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

Stliaige. - 10000 gcrss Spme'
iteuoIaHo / ipoeitItge Soabo; opries ueo
tuuitla 8aHOtug. 8auoet ielaes TIL bpsr
Acre ior $3.50. 5or uGrmere SpIpsnins
ger firm III .. O. &uattuet, Dor l9s, Song.
mont. Colo. 40b4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
10 Srsore. @eS RGouinaerettr

L aabenraa ibsmtes iorleoen Sag
tretten 9erioner, SertbIauot Here
aanife unge Yiger, boer en- Ssoc pda
2 Rarf for at babe iinget Moos
Sauieus Gang: Seq er en- itntpel
9onbeman0", bpilfen SGng al oert
preusiife 0omitoI ~beteeneS iom op.
biSienoe % iornRrmenoe / national
SpniepuSp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Sait & o NJ,
ttfidIeS euer tiacic.

Nocyttsiemruter uuhrr "GuRss". "TiTtfy. III.
'algs~ o. -Sisripsrqstl" t0dsr 50 SEATS Tor Is oso
Tor bpCT @aHg, % 20 GtutS ~. Cr0 for ait iou u1sr.
ttstr % Orb. auerttsitmgui'r iubtages Re for ma.
Ire Gub 30 6CHt8. Reuae maa HfraJtItliI Hs1fslI.
ale scirltuSer. SSt IsuHsr ~ lie II bolf2rs IA
iuad GUNNER.
~ rs stsffabStilbuS foirr rs gsuts pr eiai.
SpU Orb gisr en- eiuis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
TilialaS.

Stlialgs. -. 6arm paa 100 acres.
9 Yhl ia RIogelaHo. Dunn Co.. &ts.
rs &eres rpooet o. %opopriei, Reitsu Stog OF
SapHegarg. 9et belle fan opouriea. Sprtng
o. en- I,oeu SRt q Snrnieu; goot Sus pg
@ranarp. 10 StdlpbnsniHaer o. andre uos
buie, GfdnotuapiIt Excitement o. 8irter.
= Ytl III S:olebus. 9rts iuotil l5oe sSuli
SO 600. SdrmrrOltdber. aoling pg Ilot Sus-
tuobc iuobeidttet. eler 1900 ueo pete,
9renturer OR. Strtu til u. 9. 8erssien,
Secordh, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

Sra &anoerS meboeIea Sen 1Soe
Nui: Sgaar @ftermio0aa opIto0 Der
SIo / Slagter Spenbicua SuS / Gas
ilm peO Ranoers. Srrict n%e0brpnote.
Sloen iorplauteoe Jig til Sogncfo9eo
NogenS Eeheriens % 8aaroeier
ariiten Wsaers 8aarOe, Sfrpober
SanicuS Sua, Hiela ar. SfisotS
8onro, @aSium Stole iamt Chr.
Senien OF Y. 9rir' &uiC, Der ale
neObrGnOte. @ranben opitoo peo
Sobit I Ell Sognefoaeo NogenS ae.
terIen tilbsrenoe 8uorb beboet al
Slagter Spen6'en. &crira forpIans
teoe SlOen iig ina It'll DC ooeuior
nGpnte eienOommcr s nils Ser.
ShjsotS 8aaro inoebrGnotc 8 STR.
&rGturer og 7 Sptn. elerS rcooeoeS
alt lepenoe. : iamtIige Gict6ommc
inoebrGtot iaa qoot iom aft &sSsre,
De fleite reboeoe fun line @augfIGoer.
- Sra 8renno meIbeS Den 1Sbe
Roi: : WiOboga opjtoo SIo / 8ugIS.
Ieo Sfole, Der nC0brGnbte ilhoitGus
dig. SIben brebtc zig iii Sigparb
9tielienS 8aarO, ser IiaeIeoeS ne0s
brG1tote, % boor Der inoebrGnote en-
So, en- aulu, ! 6aur. 2 Gam OF cit
8riS ian1t TO SeItc. ,ilben opitoO ueo
en- lt6en SUITS Seq meb SPn0itiffcr
/ SfolelPrerenS Gerpebus.
Sra Soricn5 mcIoeS SEN 1soc
Otai: Sgoar GitCrmiobag u0brso
Der So / Garl gnoerienS 8ooro /
Sornortp. SlOen opitoo / StuIbs
bpgningel' IQc I Eager bar mart
pnipGnOte al TIommcrne. Slocn
breOte jig iii &ourios So6anicnS
8uaro, Der Iigger Oco Chen al. 9eq.
9e 8oar6ene nehbrGnote friIoitpnoiq.
: GnoerienS 8onrO, Ser err npopisrt,
ilr6e6rGrote 3 &oIDr. Carl Inoer.
lens 72aarige Suil2rmooer blep me.
get iterft f~orbrGnot, iaa at 2pge
maatte tilfaloeS fra Sfar0erborg.
- Sra WioScIiort meIoeS oen 1G.
gtoi: : Gfterrioodl opitoo Ser Tdo
Il Sfriaiuge WsQeQ0lro, ~tiG9eren0e
@(noers Sarien. @ooroen neS6rPnStc
til 8ruu6en. 800 Suin, 2 Isl
o9 noaet llnQfOuN inSe6rGnStc.
glt SSnbbo brGuotc. SIoen forme.
mes opitaaet peb &srus Seq me6
S9noitiffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Oilialne.

Stialgs. - 6sritetlasies SarneiS
Sorretuilg. 8ueu bar fem Suuoreoe
Suobpgecre. Seltgeeuoe I ~inueitre Ytuues
iosa. Hauoct iTlaes ior $50 I'll $50 pr.
Were. 3orrtipuoaHce gu,tes. Noresie y.
40. goIteH. 9ccprah, ga. 40b5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

Tilialgs. - 24O Gcres / 8inue.
- bdBo 60, Soma. COB Soro6uuo Ga
npperIt9 Selt89snbeo. Sor grts. Setlngel.
Ter Q, {. .. itrtu til DIE Ialaser, 9eolG. 60.
Tdtoia. 4Ib2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03

Siialas. - 8utit meo oiusrie Sdns
oeisodrer: Saaeret uRro omirins $4,000;
81 YRtl ira HtrHHsapOlIs rgoot 5armotirItt.
SOE ~. q. Trddcrs, gttun.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-28
BOWS NOT TO GOLD
Mitchell Offered $4,000
increrse of Salary An
nua!Iy--- Rejects 1t.
(By the Associated Press.)

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 26.-The Uni
ted Mine-Workers completed the work
of the fifteenth annual convention and
adjourned until Thursday, when the joint
wage conference will begin. The
miners today decided on their demands
for the central competitive field. The men
ask that the absolute run OF mine basis
be adopted; that the differential of seven
cents in Illinois be established in IN
diana, Ohio, and Western Pennsylvania.
There will also be a demand for uni
form wages for all outside laborers and
uniform wages for inside laborers. ne
operators will make the assertion that
while the miners are not asking for an
increase in the mining scale now in ct
feet, the run-of-mine basis and the differ
entail OF seven cents fat would mean q
heavy increase.
President John Mitchell declined an m
crease Of $4,000 a year in his salary when
resolution was introduced increasing it
from $4,000 to $4,000.
When put to a vote it seemed that fully
two-thirds OF the house voted Aye. He
declared the resolution lost and hen
there was a call for division he fA1ored
t. With rap of his gavel he declared
the motion to stand closed the debate.
indianapolis was selected for the next
convention in 1905. and President Mitchell,
Vice-president Lewis and Secretary
Treasurer Wilson were declared unani-
mously reelected.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-01-28
TO DEFEND THE, GOVERNMENT.
Testimony Designed TO Show Con-
spiracy Heard in Postal Trial.
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. 26-Testimony de-
signed to show the existence OF con-
spiracy to defraud the government today
was introduced by the prosecution in the
postal fraud trial. At the outset the
question of the admissibility of the de-
claration of Diller B. Croft, made to post
office inspectors, that he did not know the
Lorenzs came up for further argument.
Counsel for the defense vigorously assert
ed that the declaration was not a volun,
tary one, but was made under duress
while the government insisted that when
confronted with the charges, d. B.
Croft had resorted to evasion, subter.
fuge and falsehood.
The court finally decided that the state
ment was evidence against Diller B.
Croft but not against the other defend
ants and that the jury would decide as
to whether it was made voluntarily or
not.
Diller B. Croft in his own statement de-
clared that when the inspectors called
upon MIN their manner was overbearing,
gruff and bulldozing. He then testified
that the inspectors had said to him that
they wanted to arrest two men, "and if
you will give us the information that will
convict them we will give you $4,000 and
let you ride in the government bandwa-
CON-" 1t subsequently was brought out
that the $4,000 referred to represented
the amount the government owed the
Groff's and the payment of which had
been held up. In the course OF testimony
Mr.. Douglass for the defense, charged
that the whole case was honeycombed
with intimidation.
Postoffice Inspector Mayer came in for
a searching cross examination, when mas
not been concluded when court ADJOURN
ed. The government, contrary to expec-
tations, did not close its case today.
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SHE is NOT HIS WIFE.
She Can't Sue Me for Alternating His
Affections, Says the Countess.

Washington, Jan. 26.-The answer OF
the Countess Esterhazy, against whom a
suit for 100000 damages, in which she If
charged with having aienated the affec-
tons of the plaintiffs husband, was filed
by Louis NJ. DeLang, was made today.
She declared there never was a legal mar
riage between Louise Mcdowell (the
plaintiffs maiden nance, and Martin
DeLang The answer includes beside Il
general denial of the charges, the allega-
tion that Mrs. DeLang has no legal claim
upon the affections of Martin DeLang, be-
cause she was never legally married to
him, and that therefore. she is not en-
titled TO sue for the alienation of his
affections
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DIED IN EFFORT TO SAVE HER.
Stansbury Jacobs and His Daughter
Burned to Death.
(By the Associated Press.)

Wilmington, Del, Jan. 26--Stansbury
Jacobs and his twelve-year-old daughter.
Lena, We're burned to death early today
in fire which destroyed the Jacobs home
and three other houses at Stanton, Del.
Jacobs lost his life in an effort to
rescue his daughter.
Jacobs was awakened by the smoke and
aroused his wife and children. Escape
was cut off by way of the stairs, and the
imprisoned family We're compelled to
jump from a second story window. When
they reached a place of safety Jacobs dis
covered that mis- daughter Lena was still
in the house, he made his way through
the flames to the daughters room, but
was burned to death with her in his at
tempt at rescue.
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Isaac G. Roby, of the Fifth District, and
James Bhck, of the Seventh District.
Chief Mine Inspector Bendock had also
wired from Harrisburg that he would be
on hand if needed.
Cunningham was the first Inspector over
the ground and spent the greater part
of the night in the mine Early this
morning, after snatching few hours sleep
he went below again and after directing
the movements of the volunteer force in
bratticing so as to keep back the danger
GUS gas in front, finally announced that
he was ready to lead a seaching party
into the mine.
The rescuers went back for many feet,
but when they came to the surface they
had no tidings of the living men still en-
tombed. Up and down went the bucket
in the bitter cold. Men clambered from
the icy elevator. dashed to the nearby
engine room and when warmed went
back TO the bucket and down the shaft.
Then began the rigging of the platform
cage. For six hours the men worked on
a wooden platform to take the debris and
the dead from the abyss. At o'clock
the cage had not started on its first trip.
That some of the dead will be brought
out OF the mine tonight there is little
doubt.
Two places are already prepared to re-
ceive these dead. The school house is
ready for use as a morgue and another
building belonging to the company near
the entrance to the shaft is also in read
mess. The two buildings are already
designated as morgues because no one
who knows the story believes that doc
tors aid will be necessary except per-
haps for some of the rescuers.
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Still in Deep Mystery.

Bedford, Ind, Jan. 26-No information
of value was disclosed today by the po-
lice in their investigation of the mystic
rious murder of Miss Sarah Schaefer.
Tonight man, alleged to have been
seen in the neighborhood of l.. and Four
teenth streets on the night of the MUIR
der, was brought before the committee
and rigidlys examined. He was released
soon. however
Coroner Plummer's verdict in the
Schaefer murder is expected before the
end of the week. 1t will be murder at
the hands of an unknown person. The
autopsy conducted by Doctors Emery,
Freeland and Short over the dead body
of Miss Schaefer has been completed.
Their report tells the condition OF the
body and concludes:
Zone sandy Lair about two inches long
was taken from the right rand, presum'
ably moustaChe hair, the weapon used
was blunt