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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

A recent issue OF the Daily Consular Re
ports" published by the Department OF Com
merce and Labor. throws an instructive side
light upon the war in East Asia. The report
which IT contains was written two months be-
fore the war began and was. of course not In
tended as in any sense a partisan document
It aims simply TO give a truthful account or
conditions in Manchuria, and it does so with
much comprehensiveness and detail But In so
doing * strikingly reveals some of the circum-
stances which formed the basis or the provoca-
ton Of the RussoJapanese controversy. and
which thus led more or less directly TO the
present war.
Note, Tor example what is said OF lIarbln. the
city to which the Russian Vlceroy has retired
from Port Arthur. IL Is not 10 Dee found on
even the best maps or Il Few years ago. Tor Il Is
a new creation. IL has been built by the iius-
slams since tho beginning or their temporary
occupation or MRnchufia. lt Is now city OF
more than sixty Thousand inhabitants. exclusive
" soldiers 10 T. built IN most substantial
manner. IL Is SAYS the American Consul. AS
distinctly a Russian city though u were 10
Gated tn the heart ~ Russia. aud none but
Russians aud Chinese are permitted TO own
'laud construct buildings or engage In any
permanent enterprise The city has been Gre
lated ~ tina Russian government The lana
'lor many miles ia each direction has been DC
"cured 80 as o. make Il impossible for any for
-elgn influence 90 secure roOthold close 20 the
-ciry. aui foreigners ars not recognized as hav-
ling any rights whatever but arc permitted
there DIV sud4rauce" And &c Is IA tbs very
centre ~ NIanchuriA
In such absolute and evidently permanent
fashion las Russia been establishing herself Ia
Manchur.a, while at The same time declaring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
DOMESTIC L1MERICKa

A woman q proud as old Iucifer
Grew tired OF her husbands abuciferI
Who compelled him TO cice
BY crying. You villain. let luciferi'
Then. no Longer Proudsr! than ,LLucifer.
swore falsely to save him
Thus woman let's love make Eucifer.
stll tho officers. seeing the .ruciter
Refused 20 take any eXcuclfer:
BS5 she hen made Gdg things thing ,5 SO hot hot
As a witness they neer could make ucifer.
She thrsshed hubby we'll well for Sbuefe I'
And tho louder he walled.
Why the harder she whoilcd
TIL at length he abjectly begged trucifer.
baltimore American.
Ohio has come to the front with n new injunction
1t was granted 20 to prevent his wife from
going strike. and she has got 70 DO all
the Homework or DO in contempt OF court. 1t Is
thought that II will soon be necessary 20 Increase
the guard around the courthouse 70 keep the men
away.
why does Mrs. ClubyvOnan look so sad?" '-Ths
worlds INJUSTICE to woman has just struck her
IoTciDE Akdln. row was mat she happened
Mother OF her Country "-(Clncnnau Tfmes-Star.
When Speaker Cannon taken his pen to sign
few bills everybody moves away from his Imuedi-
vicinity TO be beyond reach Of the ink
shower ne Is sure TO distribute. IN five minutes the
back OF a coach dog Cannon is always much afraid
plotting the document awaiting his signature SO
he shakes the pen vigorously before putting II to
work On days when the Speaker has much Of this
work TO do. Asher Kinds. the parliamentary clerk
who sits beside him, wears what he calls his sign
ing trousers" which garments are about as pluch
soiled they can be.
'O7-GoinE 70 Mem. 70 feed your face7
c6-No; to face my feed.-(EIarvard Lampoon
The Chicago papers say. in explaining the dis
missal OF Professor Triggs from Chicago Univer-
sity, that Triggs may have been the victim OF
the sensational college reporter inresting Chicago
University or he may have honestly earned his
fame. but at any rate he filled moro space IN tho
newspapers. year in and year out, than President
Harper The Chicago papers say that when Dr.
Harper travelled In Russia last year no was pre-
scented to the Car. On his explaining he was from
Chicago University. the Gar said: 'Oh yes that's
Triggss university" The professors fate was
then sealed.
Nell-she said she had to marry him to get rid
OF him.
Belle-And how dld II work.
Nell-Splendidly You see ne belongs 70 six
elubs-(Phnadelphin Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
IFRoM THE TRIBUNE BuREAu.l

Washington. Feb. 25-Ths French Ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand entertained at dinner tonight
Their guests were the Mexican Ambassador and
sehora Azpiroz. Senator and Mrs. Clarke. the Pc
ruvan Minister and Mrs. Calderon. the Minister
from Portugal. the Cuban Minister, the charge
d'afraires OF the Italian Embassy and Countess
Macchi di Cellere. tho counsellor OF the German
Embassy and Freifrau Won dem Bussche. Mrs.
Leonard Wood. Mrs LOOMS. DR.. and Mrs shep-
ard. Colonel Raspopow. military attachs OF the
Russian Embassy: Major Etzel. OF the German
Embassy. and NJ. de la Posse and Prince de- Beam.
OF the French Embassy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Ch'ceTo. Feb E-P-es.le-t william p Harper.
o. tie University c, chicago Eas suffered re-
Ia-4e a. BITS recent attack % aTTF----.--s. and
eeal1 IS under che closest attention % his l1ysi-
clans us exact condition e nor known % o-1sr
than ffs -rv~tr.1-s end members 20 rs family.
81. 90 IL +rs--E an fr- university that his recent
fr.g 20 me favr caused his lady 20 return IN
q more serious torlL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY &C. 1904.

sesses features that would be useless to him
and lacks others which he needs. Still, he inti-
mates that Il is possible that he may ask New
London TO build an entirely new vessel for him,
which would be "a modified Paul Jones'" Peary
has very definite ideas about the design and
power OF the ship he needs. ano when the hnan-
ciaI uncertainty about his plan IS dispelled no
doubt an order will be forthcoming promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Peary's attention has recently been invited 20
several nne vessels. IN this country and abroad
with a view to sale should he regard them
adapted TO his use IL he goes again to the Arc
Ito regions One Of the number is the powerful
tug Paul Jones' OF New-Isondon. The explorer
tells The Binnacle" Of that city. that she pos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

The japanese have en- advantages, m their
campaign against Port Arthur. n the fact that
they once before captured that place and held it
for time. They thus know its plan. It's sound
inEs. its ranges and all other details about as
well as the Russians themselves. Their per-
sisteut attacks upon the place indicate that they
mean either % block the harbor or to capture \
and not 20 sit down patiently to a long siege
Their order OF the day is to push things" In
that they are probably wise. Their best chances
OF winning IN this war seem to lie IN gaining all
possible advantages at the outset. and especially
Of perfectins their control OF the sea BY eaptur-
Ing or destroying every Russian ship IN those
waters and closing every Russian port II they
should wait until Russia could improve her rail-
road service and send unlimited reInrorcenlsnJs
10 her NauChuria1 army. and then try 70 ngnt
her on land. the Land OF the Rising sun might
see rs setting sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
pRoEEssoR N. L PuPLN AaRIvEs.

FFJF EooJH 10 y T-TITF TFtTtI . -
Professor 81 = PItt1 arrived yesterday On the
Carratl.a- lie had gone 20 Germany 20 attend
fssrrg some tine ago REGARDING Dis invention q
long Distance telephony lie applied t1r patents
from the German government. h-t 10 was opposed
~. che rs-z~f-r.er- q ---.ea--au1y. 4 hearing
hello r1 February F. and tie patents WIZ Re granted
l. LL--..--r L--.---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
An ENGAGEMENT

TIE marriage % Harry A. King and Miss Mani,
RrHe-ste'n. daughter OF lrr and Mrs Louis Ruben.
stein. Will take place az sherry's on March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Various bills TO emasculate the Tenement
House law are before the legislature. and tho
friends of tenement house reform should be
alive to the danger. Governor Odell IS on record
as firmly opposed 10 any L. gering OF the present
standard. but those who want 10 return 10 old
bad conditions should rot receive the encourage
ment to future effort which would come from
tho passage OF their bids through "A single house
or the legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

A clerk has been discharged from the quarter
masters department Of the army for refusing
under orders TO spell word wrong. That was
right. II the clerk wants to be a professor OF
English. let him do It elsewhere. His chief may
be a poor speller. but he had correct idea OF
discipline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Speculation IN water supplies is as odious as
any form OF speculation we'll be, and when
Il is done simply to levy blackmail upon a city
that IS in urgent need of the water it deserves
the attention OF the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

We have had the weather conditions Of May,
OF March and Of January all within the present
week; and there are stin left some days of
February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Amid ali tho ciangor ar war tho arbitration
treaty between Great Britain ana France IA CON
armed and maintained. aud there Is a hopeful
prospect or "a similar convention between France
and the United States. Civilization may be get
ting forward upon powder cart in the Ear
East. bat Il 10 also getting forward ia peaceful
ways lea more than one part ~ the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLER

seuhles the Variag. These thres vessels would
DO splendid service as COmmerce destrOyers or
against torpedo craft. But 10 seems futile 70 put
them forward as the line OF defence against such
q feet as that OF Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

bookkeeping System which allows the head
OF "A branch ONCE OF financial Institution 90
make away with couple Of hundred thousand
dollars without being detected. HOtwithstand-
Ing examination after examination may DO
excellent In theory. but ia practice leaves much
10 DO desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Anoat or aground. American built warships
give good accounts Of themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
rHB TALK or THE DAY.


The Springfield Republican" when dispute
arises over tho Ownership - land Two holes ere
dug near together and tie two opposing lawyers
nicely planted up 90 their waists. The FIRST one to
become bitten by bug or becomes 20 exhausted
that be has 90 ts oHhumsd losss the cass FOR bis
client This does away with unuscsssafy talking.
and adds interesting element q chance 70 tie
game
GLIMPSE or BOHENIA
The waiter they hsyes rather posy.
TIE walls ara tie ss.lnss are smosY
tn what's known e. the Bon Ton cara
ri,s Gia5s ,a y. ~ ~! sy-s aspFs' 70 DE-
When I've ordered dinner Tor two.
Nine blocks from the heart q The city
--t loe5 20 %. as 4.ite a Ways e.t 49,, -,.
Yet This fact alone without doubt
Erfsar- 10 t1 ~. for we're ale
To by Ourselves tin and COO
when lie ordered dinner To- iva
Our tste-h-,st-s here are uusroEsa.
Ard there's many sweet promises spoken
when Dorothy dimes there with
Wreith or fashion don't count fHr q ~ there.
Which fact might a fault 70 % you.
Nv Vss- s s ~. ea do i-s - - - t'f'
-C1oy FarrsI Greene. In Brooklyn Liza
The country editor often has O. earn hia 7-tatoe.
and eaHbagaS but never mors than when there s.
marriage iu fhe heuseholi o. ono o. hlq sub
scribers TIE Editor o. The West Point Cuvs)
follows rshat might have happened had his rlous
wish heon fulfilled e. hard % imagine.
would that my zen had been pIuc1ei from sons
beautiful bird % Paradise and dipped in the eyes
OF a rainbow. that might nttirrly fescrib> ths
beautiful marriage scene enacted a. the residence
o. Mrs. + V BTaswelL No. 4CI ST. Anth0ny-st.
Mobile Ala. on tho evening OF February =. Just
tho day Eod. clothed Ga majesty sublime. had
Withdrawn his galaxy o: GuiverlnE. Fold-a beams
from all the earth and waited a good night Kiss
20 tho young evening who was f1st approaching
with her cloudlezs brow mounted by a crown OF
jeweed stnrs-it then that tho cords OF con-
hdenCe hope and love. binding the hearts % Hiram
J. Brulstcr and Mary Elizabeth Brasweu were
indelIbly traced upon tho scroll OF use ard tho
sacred seal OF holy matrimony placed thereon
An Unheard OF Thing-Janitor-Tm going to
make II hot for YOU.
Tenant-Fut isn't that contrary 20 all precedertsT
Town Topics.
Wireless telegraph communication - 20 - at
tempted between Para. Brazil and NIunaos. a thou
sand miles up tho Amazon. 4 land line telegraph
between these points f. impossible and the sub
merged cable recently laid IN the led OF the river
to connect them IS said 70 be OF order three
fourths OF the time. and the cable company has.
therefore. purchased the rights FOR wireless tele.
graph installation. From Manaos tho service may
be extended 20 Iquitos and other centres OF tbs
rubber "A on ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
NETWORK SOCIETY

Mra Roosevelt who has De-, .,
Gays returns to-day TO Washinx,o, - -
Miss Carow. who has spent ~. -, er nsfsr.
White House. has brought her vt,,, -. ~ Ne
close. and Is IN New-York ers 70
Mrs. Vanderbilt gave a Iarr. .,r-
at her house in West F1fty-seveptb-s, - aiSnS
ave- her hrst entertainments sine, ~. s N'n-
William c. Whitney. There was Irxsv-,.. - Or
ing or the Thursday Evening Club ar ~. -
OF Mr.. and Mrs f H Hartman. IN Masis,. -oIss
Bridge parties were given BY Mrs J. h.. -, "a
andre and BY Mrs Ira Barrowz ~1-
Mrs Thomas B. Whitney gave a Iarx, rs,..-
yesterday at her house in Madison-av. a. - -.
IN the day there a meeting OF tha 49,
Hospital Sewing Class at Miss Leary's bo,,.- -
FIfth-avs
John lines Kane. who has purchased n. -
Of Cornelius Vanderbilt. No. SO Fifth-avs !.
brother OF Colonel Delaney Kans and q, NJ
Augustus Jay. He married Miss AIMS seb.---A~
horn. daughter OF the late William schermsrs0--
Mrs. Griswold Gray. who has been spend,,x -
winter with her sister. Mrs. James A. Burden -
to-day for Havre.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whitney have r.turs.s =.
New-York from Townsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto C. Fabbri who A.. =
Europe. will return to this country at the end a,
Nay.
Mrs. A. Cass CanheId Mrs. Frederick ". vsns.--
bit. Mrs William Jay and Mrs. John Jacob 49,
are among the patronesses OF the concert wblc1
Miss Marie Tempest gives this afternoon a, ~.
waIdorf-Astoria at o'clock
Delmonico's viii be the scene to-day OF a fair ana
concert n aid OF the Hospital for Consuuutv.
Children at Spuyten DuyviL The ENTERTAINERS,
will begin at Il o'clock this morning. and last untu
10 o'clock tonight. and continue tomorrow in
2 o'clock The patrOnesses include Mra Dslan.
cey Kane. Mrs Frederic Nelson. Mrs Rezinald
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Paul G. Thebaud and Mss Iseun
\ Lenten musical wiz be given by Herwsgn Won
Ende IN the Aston Gallery OF the Waldorf Astoria
on Wednesday afternoon. March 16. n aid OF TIA
Nursery and Kindergarten for the Blind No gu
Fast Seventy-eighth-st. The patronesses VII. Ia
Nrs Douglas Robinson. Mrs. william r Travsr,
Mrs J. Hood Wright. Mrs George B. De Forest
Mrs. John Jacob Aston. Mrs. Frederick Tams and
Mrs. Tren0r Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

a-rw71ork DI1iIu Gribrnte
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY e. 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Mrs. Thomas B. Whitney gave a Iarv, IunO..
yesterday at her house in Madison-avs aos - -
In the day there was meeting OF tho R.r.-
Hospital Sewing Class at Miss Leary's hou1. =
Fifth-avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Mrs. A. Cass Garfield. Mrs. Frederick ". vs,s.-
bit. Mrs. William Jay and Mrs. John Jacob a..
are among the patrOnesses OF the concert ,vb,.L.
Miss Marie Tempest gives this afternoon a, ~.
WaIdorf-Astoria at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

,- nrA roosevelt who has been IN TOW,
Ssys' returns to-day to Washington. ~
w. WI I T VINO mas spent the winter A. =.
close. and Is IN New-York. ~Aers 70 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

John lines Kane. who has purchased n, ~
Of Cornelius Vanderbilt. No SO F1fth-ava -
brother OF Colonel Delaney Kans and a. NJ
Augustus Jay. He married Miss Anne scbs---'
horn. daughter OF the late William schermsrsos-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Mrs. GrfswoId Gray. who has been spendnx a.
winter with her sister. Mrs. James A. Burden a..
to-day for Havre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. ErnestO G. Fabbri who Ar, -
Europe. viii return to this country at the End =,
Nay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney havs returned =,
New-York from ThOmasviIle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
Roneresien.

Senatet 6olSt ManSGg Sen t96e en-
Se$iion paa 3 gtiuuter. Otter en-
fcrt Bon al QdpcQdn Sale tom ct
Subitn6 ira grGiioenteu % en- IpeO'
6elelie ira ReprRientantbuiet, bpor'
yaa ReSci hppeSes.
Suiet iorfditeoe / tit ISSe Den
t9oe Senatets 5orilag ON at boloe
Snaugurationsbaaet / GcniiorsbM
ningeu. apmiteeu. iom baO0e Sagel
/ line SGltoer, iatte &ongresiens Si'
bIiotbef5bngniug liteoet; men IPt.
Worrea ira Eenniplnuia. iom Ircm'
IogSe 9illen, meoOelte, at Sppoiitio.
rem berimoo bar ina iterf. al Den ie'
mere banee b%siIlttet at ioreilaa Hdpi'
iolbpaninger. ga Siiiet bsrie oette,
fcm Ell Storm df grotelter ira begge
SiSer, og RorreIls Sorilog bleu neo-
TENT. Ran eue0es oa ON nj tibi9tte
Sagen til 9iitrict Of 9olrmbias Tug
; Sdnuar. Sniet iortniteoe osiaa e.
5orilas ON. at Oct oen Ste Sanurr
ifnloe behanole en- Bill nngnaenOe 3
adSetter. iom bleu uSitsote ira 20.
!rigsitoleu paa 8runo al "0ajing"
men M ioreilanes oplagne paanp.
Scaee a~nraresiens Suie aoiourue.
-tSeS / SnSSass iii 4oe Samlar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
JIoebrano / Seloit.
Subn Sbumpiuus iture Sabrif ct &pO
fpr Tlammcrnc.

On gitrrmiOOagen ben 20oe De.
eember blep SSobn Sbompion & SoH'S
iture 6abrif / 9eIoit, isis, biemisgt
al Slbe6rm0. Sloeu opitoo / Dtaler.
oerfiteoet og arcb hurtig ON liz. Sol
fene maatte ifpnoe iis no FOR at bier.
ne 2ipet. Sfaoen auiloocS til 800.
600, meScuS asiurnucen fitu er $50.
coo. 6nbriten o. oeus SpIagSbuic
Iigger ntiot / 8peu, % man frpqteOe
Tor, at Ell o%lminoeIig 9rauo funoe
inbtrGoe. Gerfor tnnFte man pao at
beoe ont SieIp ira S~oucSriuc oa Siod.
foro; men oct bite Jig mart. at @e.
lofts eget @rnrbpGien bar tilitrpffc.
li9t. 9penS StatSbanf, beu8 ApiS
0aiIp HcruS" % oers Srimtrcrloge
bar trilct, % man fit rat / 8IptmerS,
Ger BOG life bcbsneoes.
Mr. Sobn Sbompion begpnbte 6or.
refining / @eloit Tor benueO 80 gar
it6eu, oe oens @eifaffenbcS bar meS.
fsrt, at SlolsS oftere bar opitaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
Ct Svn.

Sra Sionr Sails. z. @. fommer
ct Telegram, iom mnu IGie3 meO Sri.
tit. Get ipncS Of bero paa en- DDS.
ioritnelie eaer paa noget. iom er
barre. Get fortpaer, at Ser bar Dor.
ret ct itcrft reIigiGt Rsre / geres.
ioro, Union Gouutp. o. at ). 6. Sem.
0ridion bar bart ct Spn. San CT
SGffclicn5 Se0er, og uplig lit ban
geigg uf eli Gngel elcr huuo oct par.
iom iogoe til bam, at bpis ban bragta
% Renneifer til at irIge i'm Glen.
Dom % bragg nfiteo ill aopituoen I
Su0airifu. pitoe grrberre ierge Tor
benz, mar Sc fom irem. ga. Nr.
y. Sonion, iom bar en- itor lFamtlrc,
troeoe poa Suuet OF iolgte no. Gan
bar / Se iibIte 10 Var orepet erif 81.
lens 5arm % giort set goot. 9norc
Iful bare irlgt bans GreupeI.
Oct loSer mere proiaiit. men er
rimeIigcre. at nogle SuobMqere !
Union Gountp. 2. 3. iom life ielo
eier Sauo nil forisge lin Sptfc ! SpS.
a.rifa, % at Sc iiorpeien bar lutt.t
iia iammen Ill CT IenigbeS meS 5.
6. Seuoridiou Tom Brett.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
meuembanoelen
lloorng al Snteritatc Commerce Som.
~iiuHens Nars6errtning.
Cutter mopioet WDnoisbeo.

commissioner for Stuterues Del.
lcuthanoel bar iuogipet iiu gdrSbe.
refining og fonrmer bcri mo pda "a.
gems brGnoenoc SpsrgSmaal ON %
ltlgenoe 6rngttarter, ON Ra6at til
tore &nreuiienocre. ON pripdte
Sogne, % ON DC lloiugelicr, iont
ones al 9aurr oeb Storbuerncs gn.
octottoncr. commissioner gier OF.
mTrflom pda. al oeu meo Sc mlup.
renoc Sooe life fan rettc oct, iour
urongt er, men at me Sore maa iii,
og at oerts Mngt og giuuSigbeS urnn
hobbies. commissioner iorlanqer,
at DC me Soue ma fsIge DC 2inier.
Iou ErPiioenten bar optrrtffct / 1T
Sin'tab. og at Sonaresien maa no.
ptne GlfiuS.Sopeu al i9oe Sebruar
1903, Ger iorbpber Rohdt OF Dis.
Elimination. commissioner mua inu
9fdat Ill at rcttc paa 5arterne ior
prtoate Soanc cg fsre Slloieenoe meo
Saneruc pe0 oe itore Gn0citatiorer.
commissioner fan" tiger oen.
"gisrc opmprfiom pao, bpao Der cr
GoIt, men oen fau life ioreifrioe no.
get @otemiobel. S%Sernbauernc bar Ret
til at iqnorcrc commissioners BE.
falinger % pente. til areoSretten bar
taft. Get toger lang 3iS at foumle
til en- enoelia afpisrelie. GA ogia1
areosrcttens Sienoelie fan appetite
res. So piatigerc Sngen err % 10
mere De itore Gareafienoere ticnec
poo Den Rnbnt. &c npScr. oes minorc
lloiigt or oct til, at commissioners
Srbrer bill blipe efterlepct."
commissioner enifer at ioa til
bnee bcn Wnnoigbeo, Tom ocn no.
speSc ill Noi 1897. oa Seicitcrct pua
8runS al De beituaenSe 2obe erflr.
rcoe Tia berirno.
"Sttuingen bItper nGrrc og barre.
Tiger commissioner, "ioroi al Son.
furrancc mellem 9ancrne burtia for.
ipiuoer, ioet DC iorener iia | omiai.
tctbe Sdnrloq og fsIaer &c iomme
carter. 8icuuemgaacltoe iorhsies
Sartcruc poa mango 2ioSforisoen.
bcoer. Solicit flnger, og Gnreniien.
bcrnc beuocnoer iil til commissioner
/ oct Saob, at oen moo 6rinac Sielp;
men Ranaclen al pasicnoe 2ope bin.
Ser ocnS STnoer."
gle or euige ON, at 6rngterne ifal
bare rimelige og r~etiproige; men for
at bette 9iaal fan nuues. maj Sop.
Observation-Disclosures gribe mo OF
latte commissioner iitanO til at
giennemisre, DpaO Sen oitier for rig.
tig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
Saar beholoe fine Diem

s mango aor 6ar OomItoIene bnpt
for iig en- Sag meaem 300 Sett.
lere poa Iortbern Gacific.9 anenS
pamle Snoemnitplanb og 8ompaniet.
Gu bar 2anbpts Spieiteret afgiort
Sngen / Settlernes 5apsr, ioa De faar
heboIoe lit. Tortbern 8actfic tnber
imi0lertio intet peo 0ommen, Ga ben
forlprgit bar ioIgt jim Snteresie til
8eperbduier og Srm6rib, iom bar
oen egentIi9e 9art / Sagen moo
Settlerne.
CONNER s. s. Sopt / 9ulut6 bar
/ aarenes Sob tnget Zig Of SettIerne
og orbeioet for, at De ifuIoe iaa i'm
Ret; M bar ban ieiret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-23
Denies Sormue.

st Of Gbico9os a~itenbIo6e los for.
Ieoen oct Srb iaIoe, at ben reli.
gisie Sumbugmager Sobn aIeranOer
Sopie giennem Spefulationer otter
bar bragt tit Samiunb, "Sen friite.
Iige faf6olife Strife, paa 5oIlittens
Rnnb. 9ette bar MI bragt ben ialife
"apoitel" til at oplpie, at 3ions DE.
nigbco eier $30,OO00,OO0, bporai
$2t 100000 Itaar / Sion Gitp, oa
at ban perionlig eier baIpanoeu NiI.
lion.
San benpenbte iig iii fine bIinoe
SilbRn9ere o. iagOe: "Spis ieg fom.
mel / 6orIegmbeb, pil 5 % goo paa
mie2" - "Rei!~ fom Oct JON ct Cor.
ocmifrolS. ~Spis Oct er n~sopenoig
Tor at re6oe 3ior. piI ) oa life ifrips
alle GScrs aftier ooer paa mig?"
Sol" ifreg DC.
"Seius piloe nlorig. at no9er
Rano ifal pRre iattie," tilisieoe Den
rige "apoitel". ~Seius bar ielu
inttig. for al pi fuuoe bape SperiIoo.
Seq tafserer 3ion M til $4,000.
OO0."
Sobn Meranoer ansioer iom
8ruuo til 3ions lluberbolance Tor
5ioen. at ban altiS bar uSpioet Snip
Iinssiabrifen meo De Benae, JON fom
mn