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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
INDIANA TEACHERS.

Warsaw, Ind, April Between
three and four thousand teachers took
possession Of Winona Lake today for
the tWenty-second annual meeting oi
the Northern Indiana Teachers Asso-
citation. The organization has the dis
|tinction Of being the largest ii point
Eof membership, Of any sectional edu-
|cational association in the entire coull-
try. The present convention will be in
session three days and in addition TO the
numerous discussions on topics re-
jating 10 the various branches of school
work there will be lectures and adj
dresses By noted educators from Wash
Iington, Chicago, Hartford, Indiana
polls and other places The officers ii
charge Of the. convention are: Presi-
president George w, Worley. War
saw; secretary, Miss Ora Cox. Logans-
port; treasurer w A. Mills, Craw,
|fordsvilIe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
AFTER FR.ATERNALs.

Springfield, I'll, April Sensational
charges against certain officers of the
Fraternal Army Of America are made in
a bill filed BY State. Insurance Super
|inteadent Vredenburgh in the Sangani-
on county catirt in which he asks that
the organization be enjoined from doing
business and that its assets be converted
and distributed. "A temporary irjunc-
|tion was granted by the court There
are 5000 members in the organization.
Superintendent Vrendenbnrgii alleges
that examination by the insurance de-
|partfneiit of the books of the Loyal
|Americans, before the consolidation with
The Royal Circle, under the title Of
Israternal Army of America, showed that
the organization had failed to comply
with It's rules, regulations and bylaws,
and that il lad exceeded its powers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
HANSBROUGH HAD NOT
HEARD OF HARMONY

: Washington, April 7--Senator Hans
brougli said that he had not been III
formed that an agreement had beer
reached between his friends and the
Cowan faction in his home country url-
der which Cowan is to be supported for
and he, in turn. is to keep
his hands off where the senator is con,
#cerned, as reported in dispatch. The
senator said if an agreement had beer
reached by which differences in the
party had been adjusted, he believed al
good citizens should be pleased anc
would abide by it.. ,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
HANSBROUGH BILL.

Washington April y Senator Hans
brough reported favorably to the sen
ate his bill relating TO the creation q
forest reservations and for other ptir-
poses. Il provides for the payment ID
cash for the lands and improvements
OF settlers within the forest reserves
upon rclinquisfment to the govern.
mert, that no forest reservation shall
hereafter be created covering any rail
road land grant and that areas suitable
Tor agriculture within the forest re.
serves shall be classcd as agriculture
and open to entry under the Homestead
laws, but settlers shall not use any par
EoI such land for grazing purposes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
NEW RURAL ROUTES.

Washington, April 7--Nortf DaIo-
TIA representatives have secured the es-
Establishment of tri-weekly rural mail
service at tLitchyille, beginning May rs.
Rural free mail delivery has been es-
|tablislied to commence May from
Tower City, Cass County, N. D..
(routes / and ~, length 2o7 and 281s
miles: population served, 7Io; houses,
ia. To commence May 10, at Litch-
willie. Barnes County. N. D.. (routes 1
and e) length of routes 28 and 28 miles :;
.populatiolL 8a5; houses, los.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
] FINALI.Y HAD az CHANCE. I

Washington, April After waiting
with much patience for many days Mr..
Hepburn found opportunity to speak to
the senate on the subject of pure food.
Technically the speech was in support
|of resolution calling on the secretary
of agriculture to send to the senate the
results of the investigation made by
This department into adnlterated foods,
but in reality it was in support of the
pure food bill. Mr.. Hepburn contended
THAT a very long proportion of foods,
drugs and liquors were adulterated and
/ that many drugs were absolutely pois-
ionotls ,s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
PLANS. NOT KNOWN.

Helena, Mont, April 7.--The dis
patch from St. Paul concerning the pro-
posed probable action of the Great
Northern to invoke the laws of Montana
to prevent the securing OF control of the
Northern Pacific interests through the
Oregon Short Lane was called TO the
attention Of Gov J K. Toole. The
governor declared he, had no knowledge
of the plans of the attorney general in
regard to this matter nor was he farnil-
lar with the points involved in the pro
posed step. Tie officers of the attor-
ney generals Office also declare them
selves. ignorant of the plans of the at
storney general.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
"A BOMB FOR
KING ALLY
ANARCHISTS SEEM TO HAVE
DESIGNS ON SPANISH KING
A Bomb Was Exploded At An Exhibi-
tiOn Which He Attended and Two
Peasants Met the Death Intended
For the Young Monarch

" Madrid, April AN official telegram
from Barcelona says as King Alphonso
was leaving the exhibition a bomb ex-
plodcd injurirg two peasants. One ar
rest has been made.
King Alfonso arrived in Barcelona
yesterday for fortnight's S visit to Cana
lima. He was accompanied by Premier
Maura and War Minister Linares ant
suite. His visit caused great anxiety as
Barcelona is the hotbed of the republi
|caniSm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
LEFT 70 THE NAVY.

Washington, April While congress
has been wrestling with the question as
to whether the army or tile navy used
manage the submarine torpedo boats used
for harbor defense, the joint army and
navy board composed Of the highest
representatives Of the army general staff
and the navy general board have adj
justed the matter to their own salts
faction. Without dissenting vote
they decided to entrust the management
of tlle submarines entirely to the navy.
This decision IS advisory rather than
directive for il will require action by
congress to become effective.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
WATER CAUSES DELAY.

Butte, Mont, April 7Trains mum.
.bers Iand 8, west bound on the North
iern Pacific. are practically annulled, be-
ing tied up at Gle1dive by floods just
west of there, on the Yellowstone River.
1t is reported that the west bound pas
ssenger on the Burlington IS tied up east
of Glendive by "a freight wreck. There
were no casualties, but the track will
be blocked for hours. Many wires arr
down, the poles having been washed olit
by water.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
VAN SAINT FOR V P.

Washington, April "a special from
ST. Paul announcing that Governor Van
SAINT will enter tlie race for the repub-
lican nomination for vice president ap,
pears in eastern papers today.
g Senator's Nelson and Clapp, delegates
to the national convention, when asked
concerning the governors IS aspirations
declined to be interviewed prior to con
sulting with the other delegates from
the state.
3 1t is said that Van SAINT has received
profers Of support from several states
New Jersey being among the number.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
KANSAS DEMOCRATS.

Wichita, Kas., April 7.-The demo-
cratic state convention met here today.
OF the 068 delegates in attendance it is
believed a sufficient number are pledg-
ed to w. R. Hearst to secure for him
an instructed delegation to the St.
Louis convention. A second conven-
ton is to be held later to name candi-
dates for state Offices,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
MISSOURI DELEGATES.

Sedalia, Mo, April The Seventh
District republican congressional con-
Ivention met in Sedalia today and elect
ed delegates to the national conven-
Etiorl at Chicago. Resolutions indors-
ing President Roosevelt were passed
unanimously. Al second convention will
be held here in August to choose a
candidate for congress. #
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
A 34-InChe e \
Top Goa

One of the smartest and most
stylish overcoats we can show.
you this season is this ga inch
top coat; a Hart Sehaffner &
Marx product, of nnmistakable
quality.
3 You wont find such coat
anywhere else in town; there's a
distinction in it which other
makers don't get into clothes,
You need just such a coat as
this for Spring, and for the cool
evenings of summer; easy to
carry on your arm if you like;
and always pleasant.to be.seen in
We show plenty of Hart
Schaffner & Marx clothes for
all sorts of wearers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
COMPROMISE .
IN KANSAS
THE KANSAS DEMOCRACY h.
2. Eex5AH} .3sE. -sZss 81 ~ S.-8s5.a -4-
REACHED AN AGREEMENT
The Delegation to the National Con-
vention Goes to St. Louis Unin-
stracted But Two Rabid Hearst Men
! Were Selected as Delegates.

Wichita, Kas., April before the
democratic state convention met today
the delegates who sought Instructions
agreed not to. ask for instructions for
Hearst if J.. G. johnson, national com
mittee for Kansas, and H. P. Farrelly,
admitted Hearst men were named as
delegates at large. .......~ p
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
PAID TRIBUTE TO THE
MEMORY OF HANNA

Washington April 7.The senate de-
voted practically the entire day to-
eulogies ON the character and the life
of the late Senator Hanna Foraker and
Scott delivered glowing tributes, the
former in particular gave candid review
of Hanna public career.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
BANK BoOKKEEpER.

Mr.. Moen. who has been taking 4
course At the Dakota Business College
and Office training school during the
past winter, has accepted q position as
.bookkeeper and stcnograp apher fnr the
Bank of Hendrnnl.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
BRIDGE DAMAGED.

Omaha, April 7.--Three hundred feet
ofSthe Burlington bridge, which spans
the Platte river between Grand Island
and Philips was destroyed by fire to-
day The bridge is nearly a mile long
and it's destruction will require the Bur
lington to detour ali of it's trains over
the Union Pacific bridge at Central
City for the present. The origin of the
fire is unknown
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
WILD,
AND WOODY
Two Men Shot In An Effort to Catch a
Purse Snatcher in New
York.

New York, April z.--Ii, an exciting
chase Of a highwaynian who snatched a
young womar's purse at Thirty-fourth
Street and Second Avenue two men we're
shot, one probably fatally. John Kenny,
the thief, was captured. y,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
JAPS ARE LANDING
- SUPPLIES UNlM0L LESTED

. Toxic, April IA dispatch from
Seoul says the Japanese supply steam
ers are safely entering the estuary of the
Yalu River and landing cargoes at the
various points on the Corean shore. II
is presumed here the movement of the
Japanese steamers is covered by Japan
ese gunboats. IF this is tr,1e the Russian
forts on the Chinese side Of the river are
evidently not effective
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
HEAD END COLLISION
.= #. CAUSED TWO DEATHS

Sandusky, O., April I'm head-end
collision between the freight trains on
the Lakeside & Marblehead road near
Lakeside, Fireman Doell and Brake
man Pokey were killed. Three train
men were perhaps fatally injured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
DEATHS At KATHRYN.

Kathryn, N. D., April Mrs. John
Johaneson, wife Of John Johanesorl, died
here after an illness of several months
of consumption. TX.
Edward Olson of the town Of Pres
ton died Sunday night of blood poison
ing. Mr.. Olson was brother of Mrs.
C. J. 0. Jacobson of this place. :,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
THE CASE OF JUDGE
SWAYNE POSTPONED

Washington, April 7.-The house
committee OH rules decided to have the
case of Judge Swayne of Florida go
over until Dec. I3. The committee on
Judiciary will in the mean time take ad-
ditional testimony.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
RETURNS TO COLLEGE.

Mr. TingdahI. who has been taking
a short vacation, has returned 10 re-
s,line his work on bookkeeping at the
spring term oi tlie Dakota Business
and Shorthand College.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
A DUEL. TO i: J..
THE DEATH
West Virginia Capitalist and a Chief Of
Police Shot Each Other Into .s
Eternity. s

Huntington, w. Va. April john
Mcfarland, chief of police Of North
folk and ]. A. Ballard. capitalist, are
dead as a result Of pistol duel follow
ing the republican district convention at
Northfolk. e
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
JAP SHELLS EMITTED
~ POISONOUS GASES

St. Petersburg, April 1.-The CORE
spondent of The Vostchny Vostnik states
many Of the wounded in the first bonn
bardment at Port Arthur died as a re-
suit of poisonous gases eil1anating from
the Japanese shells. Because many OF
these shells fell near the hospital it has
been decided to abandon the hospital at
Dalny because of the unwillingness to
trust to the humanity of the Japanese
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
BOTH KILLED.

# Ypsilanti, Mich. April "A carriage
containing Miss Edna Thutnm and a
colored driver, Frank Mccoy, was
struck by a train. Both are dead. 8 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
Jap SQUADRON

St. Petersburg, April 1.-The admir-
atty has received information that the
Japanese squadron has been cruising off
Port Arthur since yesterday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
NURSE, A VICTIM.

Granville, N. D., April Frank
Webber, who nursed H. G. Webb
through case of smallpox here this
spring and later was taken down with
the same disease, died at the pest house.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-04-07
COCHRAN TO BE THE ORATOR.

Eric, Pa, April 7.Several hundred
covers will be laid at the Jefferson baii-
+quct tosbe given tonight under the aus
|pices Of the Erie democracy. Prepara-
|tions for the banquet have been going
forward for several weeks and the re-
suit is expected to be the most notable
affair of the kind ever given in this city.
The address OF the evening will be de-
|livered. by the Hon. Bourke Cochran,
|of New York.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-06-01
Lett F~ilippinea.

Him nafnfregi feroamaour og frettaritari
William E. Curtis, sem lengi hetir verio / pjon-
ustu storblaosins Chicago Record Herald" var 1
fyrra sumar sendur til Evropu, Egyptalands og
Austurlanda, til pess ao lysa par pjooum og l0nd-
UNI. | malmanu6i var ham staddur / Filippseyj-
um og skrifaoi paoan m0rg bref, sem voru prentuo
1 festum dagbl0oum / Bandarlkjunum, pvi BRET
hans pykja j~afnan merkileg og LISA m0rgu skarp-
lega, sem aorir hafa veitt litla eftirtekt, og pao sem
ham segir reynist vanalega satt 40 vera.
Ham Der Filippingum fremur vel s0guna; og
segir ao mem VERDI ao gata pess,a0 peir seu Pjo0,
sem ao %gafnafari og sioferoisfroska Sc her um bill
a sauna stigi og Indianar 1 Amerlku; en- lyndisein-
kenni teirra segir ham sGu miklu betri en- Indi-
ana, pv1 festir Filippingar seu goolyndir og veroi
aestir auosveipnir og viokynningar-g6oir Pegar
peir ~vcnjast hvltum minimum. En- pa0 spillir mj0g
0llum pj6oar prifum bari eyjunum, ao Amer1ku-
mem, sem bar bda, og einkum hermenn Banda
rikjanna fyrirlita ALA Filippinga og villa helzt
ekkert eiga saman vi6 pa a6 selda. Me0an Taft
var par landsstj6ri reyndi ham med 0llu mott ao
hjalpa Filippingum og gera pa a0 nytum m0nnum,
og ham var peim j%afnan svo hlyntur ao Banda
rikjamenn, sem bda 1 eyjunum Pottust ekki nj6ta
iafnrGttis vic Filippinga undir stjorn hans, og af
pvi OK fremur en- minkaoi .hatur PETRA til eyjar-
~skeggja.
Versti gallinn a Filippingum segir Curtis a0
sc hirouleysi pao og leti, sem pjair pa fiesta eoa
ALA. Hvergi 1 heiminum segist ham hafa kynst
jafn-sofandi m0nnum og Filippingdm. ,Hvar sem
ma6ur gengur", segir ham, ,,hvort heldur lit 4
landi eoa 4 borgarstratunnm 1 Manila, rekst mao
ur ao kalla ma 0oru hverju Sport a sofandi Fill
ippinga, 4 hvaoa TINA days sem err; UNI hadag jafnt
og hlnott liggja peir, sitja og jatnvel standa stein
sofandi hvar sem peir cru komnir, hvort heldur 4
0slGttu steinstrati eoa mj6kum haug e6a moldar-
hro1gu, og peim er sama hvort peir liggja / steikj-
andi solskini eoa sv0lum forsnlubletti; en- peim er
lila vic az sofa di / rigningu og skrloa vanalega
/ eitthvert skyli til az IA ser blund pegar rignir".
Bandur og vinnumenn peirra sjast oft sofandi L
0krunum, og verzlunarmennirnir sofa nastum all
ann daginn 1 bdoum sinum; vanalega sitja peir sof-
andi q stol / blizzard runum, me0an k1nverskir
verzlunarmenn fara I'm stratin med warming sim
og selja ham allan daginn af kappi. En- NEST ]ys-
ir Curtis lett hotel pj0nananna, enda hefir ham
NEST kynni at peim haft bar sem ham var ferea-
maour. Ham segir peir soft nastum altaf og fell
sig vanalega 1 einhverja skdmaskoti til pess ao
hafa nR0i, og par veroi ma5ur a6 leita pa uppi /
hvert sim er peirra parf vic til az gera eitthvert
handtak, og til ress az vekja pa dugir ekki az
kalla, heldur parf ao yta vic peim og pad 6pyrmi-
lega. pegar peim er sagt az gera eitthva0, glapa
teir Il mann ems og %halfvitar, og helzt l1tur 1T
fyrir ao peir hvorki heyri ne skilji neitt, sem vic
pa er sagt. pegar peir sopa ~herbergi koma peir
rOSlinu YanaleTa fYrir A0rnum i halz via L,1Gort
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hafa sina g0mlu aofero, og fast ekki UNI pad p6
margar miljonir ekra af agBtu akurlendi liggil
6rekt al eftir ar. 3eiY hiroa jafnvel ekki UNI pa5,.
sem Peir geta afao ser al heita ma fyrirhafnar-
laust. Alifuglar geta prifst nastum %sjalfala par 4
eyjunum, EN- 20 er hnnsnarBkt ekki stunduo betur'
en- svo, ao Kinverjar geta self eyjarskeggjum UNI
100000 dollara vir0i af eggjum arlega, og ario'
1908 keyptu Filippingar alls UNI 14h mill. dollara'
viroi af ma3vHlum af 06rum rj60um.
,Loftslag og jarovegur a Filipseyjum er af--
bragos vel fallio til kafirBktar", segir Curtis, log:
kafi hef1r veri5 raktao par i meir en- hundrao ar,
En- BAD er 6m0gulegt az IA eyjarskeggja til ao'
sinna katfrektinni, p6 peir half a0 kalla ma altaf
fyrir augum ser kat1ir@ktina hja nagr0nnpm sin
um i Java, og sjai par m0rg hundruo mama, sem,
hafa oroio st0rrikir af kaffrgkt og eiga beztui
kaf6l0nd, sem til cru i heimi. Katfi vex 4 blum
ressum eyjak]asa, hvar sem land err 1000 feta haiti"
yfr s%javarmal; og par sem land err svo halter lofts.
lagi6 heiln9mt og ve6urlagi0 yndislegt q 0llum'
arsins tlmum, 4 eyjum pessum, og hvltir mem geta'
unni0 par har0a vinnu dag eftir dag, og lyjast:
ekki meir en- pc peir ynnu sauna yerki0 1 Iowa eoa'
New York. Kafi err ar0meiri vara en- festar nauo-
synjav0rur; Pa6 parf ekki 40 leggja miki6 kostn-
az til az rBkta pad, og pao Der varla vic az upp-
skeran bregoist. En- pratt fyrir alt petta kappa
Filippingar helminginn at 0llu pvi kaff, er peir
brlka, fra Java og 00rum Indlandseyjum, og cacao,.
sem getur prifist par ag@tlega a laglendinu hiroas
peir ekkert um, og pa0 verour hklega aldrei rakt--
ao par a6 nun, nema Bandamenn eoa K1nverjar-
vinni a0 pvi, og sama err az segja UNI fiesta AGRA.
atvinnuvegi par 1 landi".
pao, sem ham mccall annars telur Filipping--
I'm til gildis er pao, ao Peir eru namfdsir, og mj0g
fijotir az lBra alt sem ttheimtir enga likamlega
erfoisvinnu. Peir geta haft alt eftir baei / oroi og
verki, en- peir cru snau6ir a6 hugviti; peir cru fj0t-.
ir ao skill pa0, sem peim er kent og PAD, sem
peir STA og heyra, en- HIT Der sjaldan vic az sjalf-
staoar hugmyndir fa0ist i bella peirra. peir cru,
findnir og orohepnir, og margir peirra cru mj0g
m8lskir r%Roumenn, helzt Peir, sem gerast pj6o-
malaskdmar, og ham segir az peir Filippingar,,
sem gerast sosialistar og frelsispostular, lati varla
nokkurn TINA munninn aftur; peir cru alt af az tala.
og eff reir ma scr einhvern sta oar / stein e0a kassa-.
ratil 4 stratum dti, pa cru peir 60ara stignir1 st6l--
inn, og raoan fossar af v0rum peirra i hljomriku'
oroskr16i, og pa vantar hvorki st6r ORD ne sterkar
aherzlur, og hitinn er svo mikill az peir mundu
hleypa 0llu bal, eff hin kalda h0nd stj0rnarinnar'
taki ekki ekki vio og vic fyrir munninn a peim.
pessir piltar fara flestir dr lanGi og leyta til Hong
EOrr IwS n, m hoir fo1o ar cEr1fo hyoA cor,
peir villa UNI pj60frelsi slit, og paoan senda peir"
me0 hverjum p6sti stora begga af f%ugritum til
Filipseyja.
Nastum alir Filippingar, sen dtskrifast dr
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t"A AANo ~PAAA = S"ASe
til einhver kemur az peim og rekur pa lit.
Curtis segir a0 PAD sc hvergi arei0anlegt 40
Filippingar hittist vakandi nema vio hana-at.
Filippingar nenna ekki aa Wilma az jar9yrkju.
Matjurtagaroar peirra og akrar liggja flestir / g.
rBkt,nema par sem Kinverjar cru til a6 vinna fyr-
ir pa. Sjaltir eyoa peir mestum TINA til ao ala
duglega atloga-hana og eta peim; en- eta NEST
megnis fisk o. banana-avexti, pvi peir geta veitt
ser Fa0 hvorttveggja nastum fyrirhafnarlaust.
Aoalfaoa PETRA err fskur; og til allrar hamingju
fyrir pa, cru ALTAR ar og v0tn og sjorinn umhveris
fast vo fskiveioar og hafa til pess ymsar veioi-
brellur, helzt kistur, hafa, lagnet og AMMAN 1tbdn-
ao, sem gerir veioina fyrirhafnarlitla; handfari
brdka peir sjaldan, og aldrei r6a peir til tiskjar
nema rett 1T fyrir landsteinana. Eff peir vei0a
meir 1 emu en- Peir Purfa til n@sta mails, pa geyma
peir fisk sim lifandi / vatnsPr6m og TAXA ham
paoan med h0ndunum jafn60um og peir purfa a0
eta ham, og hv1la sig svo og sofa panga6 til atinn
er uppetinn og Peir purfa az ia ser aftur fisk i
so0i0.
Filippingar eta sjaldan kj0t, pv1 peir hafa eng
um og fuglum 4 eyjunum, sem peir veioa ser til
matar. Grasio, sem vex a Filipseyjum, err elm 5
og allsstaoar 1 hitabeltinu, storvaxio, gr6fgert og
pyrri0, og nastum 6haft til fo0urs. Nautgripir,
sem llfa at Pl cing0ngu,- cru a0 heita ma 6etir;
kj6tio af peim err magurt seigt, og brag6vont. Fill
ippingar hafa enga n%autgripi svo teljandi sc, neha
him svonefnda carabao = sem oft er kalla6ur
vatnavisundur af pvi ham liggur altaf 1 vatni e0a
forarpyttum tegar ham er ekki a6 vinna; harm
er sterkur, st6ryaxinn og luralegur, EN- agatt vinnu-
dyr, polinn og pegur,og nastum 6drepandi eff ham
UNI sinnum a dag, en- kj0ti6 af honum segia Fill
ippingar sc seigara en- svo az nokkrir mem geti
tuggio pa0.
Frjosemi landsins err mikil og akrar og garoar
bera bar hundraofaldan av0xt eff peir cru vel hirt-
ir en- fair Filippingar nenna pv1. Ari0 1903 seldu
Klnverjar peim rdml. halfrar mill. dollara virSi af
kart0fum og kdlmeti, en- PAD var p6 t6luvert
minna en- vanalegt var a6ur, af pv1 Baudarikia-
mem hafa gefo Filippingum miki6 af ymsu mat
urtafrai og reynt as ia pa til az sd pv1, og sloan
hefr gar0yrkja fari0 daliti0 1 v0xt par q eyjunum.
A Filippseyjunum er mikie land og agatt til
hrisgrjona-raktunar, en- sd korntegund err aoalfB0a
festra austurlanda Pj6oa. En- festir Filippingar
cru of latir til al rekta pau, og peir hafa vanalega
kept fra 5 til 7 million dollara viroi af hrisgrion-
UNI fra Kinlandi a ari. Arid 1908 keyptu peir rim !,
10 million dollara,e en- pa voru 6vanalegir purkar %
uppske1ubrestur par / eyjunum. Landblnaoar.
deild MISUNDERSTANDING reynir nj drlega az
kenna Filippingum. akuryrkju, en- peir cru mj6g
tregir Il az l@ra hana,og fast varla til a6 brdka hin