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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
aonarcsmanb Steencriuns 9ia 0

aOnaresmano Strsncrions gill ON
aobningcn al De If Somnfbips paa
Heo 2afe &eierpntionn bIeo peota.
get al aongreSicnS Representations
Den lite % al Senntet Den 12te oS.
If SolunIbipS omfatter 256, 1876 NC
res. ser ifnI iGlgeS til Settlere for en-
NriS al 81 pr. Icre. Salget pil finoe
Steo euten peo i~oriegleOe Irtbub eaer
pco oiientlia Mutton. Der or alle.
rebe begpnbt at inolsbe 6oreipsrgiler
til Soften" ON, naor bette 2anoom.
roaoc oil blIpe aabnet for Settlere,
men berpaa far natltrligpis cnonu
intet Guar gipes. Saoinart Sioen
cr beitemt, bill set itrar bIiue meooelt
i 9Inoet. SnotiI oo fan ingen Sp'
lpSninger gipes, og oct err ianleoes TO-
relsbig til ineen Rptte at ienoe 9la'
oct Spsrssmaal angaaenoe, oiSie
Sing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

Sor at piir, bpoo Serritoriet aln.
ia / 8irfeIigbeoen er prro for &c
Soreneoe Stater, onisres, at Ser bIep
betaIt otter en- BriS al 3 Gents pr.
gcre for set, og at mon oIlereoe bar
ubpunbet @nTo, TrGloit, GelspGrf
oip. beroppe for ian megct, at oct FOO.
rer til 40 Gents pr. acre al aisbe.
iummeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
SobrifoAs "6a,eta",

5 en-. rimeligpis ituberet 8orreipon.
oance fra Norae l9ies / 9obrifoffs
oiiicieae Organ "S~inlianoifaia Go
seta", Seliingfors ~felgenoe, iom
berpeo mebbeles eiter ct ipenif 9lao:
rs Sen ieneite Sib bar ben life
ipnoerlig misunderstanding sgre ar
ia funnel tilbra Jig SinlPnoerneS
SpmGrfiombeo Bit Rorge til Gel.
Ge finite 0emagoserne bar begpnot'
at .beisae bette 2anb, % Sriitiania
bar oe giort til ct Steb for Den anti.
r,isiiife agitationen. Ssrit og iremlt
bar Sc loffet oper til Jig Gigteren
9isrnItierne 9isrnion. Som Ell
Srllgt al bans agitation bar, iuml be.
fienbt, set opbioienbe 9igt Sim
Lamb" Jet 9agens 2ps. s bet 9igt
cir ban llbtrpf for lit SAB til 2us'
LAMB oa bar enbog p9ret frPf nof til
at inoflptte angreb paa Mtonarfens
beaige Herion. 9e lanosforpilte Sin'
l9noere err al Gigteren blepn mootat
meb aabne grme. Ylaner er lagt for
en- aIminbeligt ifauoinapiif Ggita'
ton, bpori man enbog snifeoe at raa
Ounmarf nteo. If lin betpoelige
Sorm,e beItriber ban nogiTterile,
iom err iprbunone meo De tinIfe Igt'
tatorers Reiier til ariitiania, bpcr
Be olerebe oriper en- meget biotgaa'
enbe propaganda. Oct er ingen
SemmeIigbeo, at Robelfomiteen tll'
bette ham 2iteraturprilen paa 14O,'
600 aroner, life alene al Satnel1l'
meliebeo for, at ban | Nor9e torloa'
ret De ipenife Hettigbeoerne, men
enooa for at berebe BAN Wiiltebeo
at beiorbre ben antirusiiIfe agitatio-
ren.
glanbt be ipnliee finife Sema9o'
aerne bsr fremior ale nTones ben
for6enpprenoe Reoaftsr aoltni gill
lioclrs. geo lit Soreorag "Hlls'
lambs oper. o. unberjorbilte lloptt'
Iina" isate ban OF sisre 8roielpter
bIonbt norife ssorirnoliiter og StiI'
oenter. Snofomiten Of 6oreora9et
oop han til be norife Sournalllters
geniionSipno. Otter bam aptraapte
a~Soofaten Spnas Gaitre meo ct at
bitre llotaleIier ip9ffet 6oreorag onl
RusIano. 9onosforpiIt ira SinlanS
bar ban / StodboIm srnnoet ct "Ifall'
oinapiift gopofatfontor", bpiltet tie
uer til at bGffe oper bans antirits'
life aeitation. pans 8ontor anbe'
tales iprist / norife glaoe.
sfisnt hi for GiebIiffet life til.
lpaaer benne asitatiun noscn prnf'
tilt 9etpbning bar hi alligepel oll'
Jet set iom 8list at f9Ite oen rilSiilte
Heaieriues Spmarfiombeo paa ben
9irfiombeo, iom 9isrnltierne Slsrt'
ion uoioIber iammen meo finlte Soeo'
logger (1rsmmere) os gbauoiniiter.
Ceres StrGp gaar fsrIt og remit no
poa at opp9ffe 2ioenifaberne moo
8usIanb og Ronarfen og bar oes-
uoen til @aal Of bereoe ben Stat
8ienporoisbeSer mioer alnorllsere
politiife Sorpiflinger."
Suu Ianat 9obritoIfs Srgan.
Spis gobrifoiis Sournatiiter bar
iabriferet SubienSelien for Senooet
err De life p9rit til at oiate ianmer,
Nen finoes Der Ell norif 8ommiinllt
! aosmopoIit eIler 2anbsfcrr9oer, Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Sriacns ubfalS.

Tear Iomiral Srancis Z. goples,
iom unoer oen ipnnif.amerifnnif arig
bar Meolem al Sen itrategiife Som.
mission, men MI er SorretningsmmO
/ Bolton, bar | Ell SnterpieD liotalt,
at Sapnn bill blipe Seierberre. Get
or al SntcreSie for De 6orenebe Sta.
ter, al Snpan %pinoer," iagoe ban,
"oa ieg tror, set bill ife. Sorpeoo.
baabe er en- ilfienot Saftor ! Den mo.
bernc Sstrig, men ba De angreb De
rusiiife Sfibc pco Gort Irt5ur, blep
lea beitprfet / min Gro paa Dem. De
blep life prspebe | Dor 8rig meo
Spauien % heller life / 8rigen mel.
lem Sapau % aina; men peo Bort
artbur bar DC pitt, at De er farIiee.
De fan noturlispis life BRIGGS ! et
Seilae pes hsilpS Sag; men ON aat.
ten oa i tonget @eir err De frpatelige,
Serum pioner oeres SptrGoen peo
Bort Irtbur.
ellie SIngifibe i De sitli9e 6or.
panbe, baoSe oe riisiiife oa De iapan'
tie, bar SorpeSoer meb iis; men De
err life m~oerisiife. &iisierne bar
en- Gel meeet bpgtise Sificerer ltse'
iom Sapau; oerimpb iror ies, at De
~iopaniiite Sfibsmanoifaber er DC
r~uSiiife operIegne. Sngen al De TO
@aster bar ~unoerisiife @aaoe. Siuis'
lertio har lea bsrt, at &lslerne ! en-
siterisiif Sapn bpsger noele faa al
Dem eitcr @sniter al Dor Solano'
@aab; men De er life i9roi9e cs far
life brugeS | Den nitpGrenoe 8ris."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Oct bcfrrfter 10 mere % mere, q

ben iaafalote Notwithstanding FOR
SGring err / bsi Grab at onbeiule.
@lanbt SlrberfuIeie, ser ~unScrfoitcr
Jig ben SlagS 9ebanbling - % oct
er / DC nIlerfleite SiIieIoe ~iaaoanne.
Tom bar prspet oft onoet - er 3soe.
IigbebSprocenteu fun %, og 60 Yro,
cent al 8atienterne ienoeS bort JON
beIbrcbeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

Snb~erfnloien / Sperise. Ga. 100
Meolemmer al begge Hissoagens
&amre bar itilet Sorilae ON ell BE.
billing al 100000 Ser. til 6olfeiana.
torier. gf oisie Eenge ifaI De 200.
600 Ser. anpenoes allereoe iaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Oct irauifc a~pmpaui, iom toa poa

iig al crane Tonamafauolen. aupeub.
te poo aaualarbcibet 1876 Iiaioncr
Collars al oe $26O,0OO, 5000, iom
bIp inbbetolt til set. Roget inn0nn
iom 81 @inioner aIrbif. DarbS CT
~ubgrnpet. "a Be Sorcnebe Stater
bill gaa frem paa en- anSeu @ao6c
emo 6rouifmGnoene, niI nm set bal.
be al oct aIlereoe u0fsrtc arbcioe
fomme til 2ptte. aauoIrettighcoer.
ne ibereguet anilonr man GonaIen$
8oitenoe i'll op imob $212, DOC, 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

Der CT maaifc / % for iis intct
iRrlig m9rfeligt / Den SplpSniug at
opcr SrcOieoeIen al S%trafinn9cruc t
SitenS 6pugiIcr er 6olf mco en- goo
SfoIeuooouneIic. men set cr ioliaIo
life i~nnoerlig imigreubc lor pore Sto.
Ter. at IIigt meo SauobcO fan iiacS
ON oeu lln9oom, Oe har ienOt no /
8eroer. Oct bar fauife auigcpG
llmaqen nGrO at ie citer, ON bort
SfoIeintem life tanler en- SmuIe
6orbcoriug iiteOctior / Sioe og llti6e
at ubbniurere set iom oct bcoitc i
Scrhen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Japan beloie.
Gortiat fra lite Sioe.)

bpioe Boteter og andre Maoparer
bar lteget s ilere Wfaaneoer bar
agenter babe for GusIano og Sa.
pan fisbt betpoeIiae ananta al MeI,
lom er malet poa StilebapsfpIten.
) De militRre areoie bar man l9nge
iagt, at De 1ransportifibe, iom inc.
tpg Saoning ! San 6raucisco % sior-
De JIG reoe til at afgaa paa ct Eie.
blifs BARREL, life bar beltentte ior ga.
mama, men for gituiien. Sire Grams.
portltibe ligger mi paa Snpnen og er
lalteoe meo allebaanoe Sorraao. De
err fGroige til at itiffe | Ssen, iaa.
mart trooper fonmer omborb. 6or.
loen Eropiant omiatter 2aoningen
iolioe 8intcrflpoer og anben r1brllit.
ming, iom er forneoen unoer ct Bin.
terfelttog. Wan bar enbnit life be.
gnnot meb at bberpe Sapaneiere pau
Elaoien; men naar "isrite OF anoet
Sprna6" lpoer, er mango pilige til
at penbe biem og tiene / Mifaooens
Scr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
siseiOm sufiuIueu foriuanot ira

SIge1pm WnftaIpcn for1pntl0t frn
bore YrGricr, iaaIeSeS oil rimeIiguiS
Siorten cfetrbaauoen foripinoe ira
bore Sfooc. Sffe irrre enc 10000
Siorte Heo fGIotc / @inngcta iibite
Gar; bnaS life SRgerue refer at iaa
uorettct, bill innoipnligpiS llIpeu
fnISbnrSc; fiji oeu er SiorteuS prrite
Sieroe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16

Ct aabeIsram ira Berlin briustr
ct 6orlDoen0e ON, at England multi
gems pil beirtte Zen 8otlano / otter.
iscu. % Sette itlIoe bel nprmeit pare
Tor at beifptte Sen ifanbinapiife Solps
MOB SuerinIS ira ruSiiif SIDE. Son
neutral Wo9t mnatte naiurlisuiS Soe.
riae Tor et SpnS SfplO "p~roteitcre"
moo Ell Zig Stfupntiou al Zen. Rus.
Iauo piIbe oos life tase Serne Troteii
Tor 900, beoer set, men paaberaabc
iia. al Sperige bapoe bruot Ncutrali.
teten. Iau titles nItiaa Der / lloiist,
at baaSe England. Rorae % Speri9s
fuuoe tomne iii at ipiue en- Houe
&c paabespnSte llrrlisbeoer. ENGLAND
bar 10 o8iaa tore SSi,tereSier / Den Del
al Serocu. buor arisen IN isreS. %
Sette. | 6orbinoelie meb Den beitaaen.
De alliance meO SapalL aabner aItis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
sSorraab til Insicn.

Zen amerifanife Goitbamper SEQ
rea" ifuloe Manoog Den 15oe afgaa
ira Sonollilu til Srienten meo en-
2aoning Sorraab, iom bar Ell S9r0i
al $44,496. 8arerne, iom fornem.
melig beitaar al iaItet aiob Ssnoer,
er beitemte til IIabipoitof, men ifal |
Nagainifi paa Sapan operferes til ct
anoet Sfib. Ml er man bange Tor,
at Ell inpaneiilf arpoier oil opi1tappe
Sfib og 2aoning, oa at Hlisierne
maaife bill gisre oct iamme. Camp
tibet Optic" afgif ben 13oe So
mar fra San Srancisco til @labipo.
itof meo Ell Del &iso; men oct bar
for ariaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
Sanmarf ncntralt.

Song ariitian uoitebte ben 10be
Tebritar Ell Notwithstanding,
iom itrafS bill blipe meooelt Sapan
% HitsIanb. Den gaar no paa, at
Gunmarf life pil Iiiffe greiunb for
oen iapnnife % rlsiiife Ssfart, men
ifliIbe be nponte Wagters 4rigsitibe
frGnfe HelltralitetenS 2ope / DC oan.
lie Saroanoc, or Sanmarf berebt til
at giere Mooitanb. Gets 6laabe er
iGroig til at optrGoe iuoen AS 81.
mter.
: Sen r~il5iiife &irfe | 8isbenbapn
bolbtes Ell iGrlig 8,iostieneite, bpor
G5arens llnoeriaatter | gpen bao for
bam % bans Scr / 9itaiien, Iange
al &isbenblpnerne bolber meb So.
pan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-16
0utlan0.

Sper Berlin fommer Den Sioenbe.
at Sorpiflingerne mellem gnglauo
OF Guslanb fam Ieoe til, at Gngellf'
mrnoene bill bempgtigc Jig oen ipen'
ife Q 8otlonb / giteripen for at gisre
ocn til Ell a~ulitution. Speniferne bill
for ct Spns Sfplo ejore Wooitanb;
men Ruslano bill iinbe, at De ipiaer
unoer Spffe meo England og 0erfor
erflpre, at Sperige bar fr9nfet Neii,
traliteten. Song Oscar maa oa OPP
gipe i'm @intertltr til gba5ia (ueb BET
aoriatiife SAM, og ben ipenIfe Scr
moa iaubipnIigois iammenfaIoes.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
TO RUSH THE FRAUD CASES
Prosecution ~ Naturalization
fPnud. ~ New York VIII In
cluic All >~ntionnIitics.

New York. Oct. II. -Cnitcd States
District Attorney Henry l.. Burnett
issued orders Monday to his assistants,
joel NJ. Marx ana Clarence II. Tough
ton, who are prosecuting u~aturaliza-
ton frauds, TO extend that work to in
cludc all ~natiOnalltics. For months the
Investigation has been confined TO
Italians, but latteriy it has taken n
the Jewish quarters Of the city As
well. Acting under the orders Of the
federal officers, secret service detec-
tiycs recently began work Of the Kind
in the lodging hous" districts.
Daniel Lynch and John J. Sullivan
have been arrested and held by United
States Commissioner Shields upon the
charge of having been found with il
legal citizenship papers In their pos
session. Sullivan is alleged by the
prosecuting officers to have had papers
issued by the courts in Silver Bow
county, Montana. Papers OF this de-
scriptiOn, which are termed miners
papers" the authoritics say, purport to
show that the holders are entitled 10
full rights of citizenship, whereas the
Ellis Island rccords show that the men
who have presented them and attempt
ed 10 land, came to the country for the
first time but "A year or two before
their issuance, The papers in Lynch's
Ease bear date of Boston, 1898, and
we're obtained from III" United Statos
circuit court there.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
RUSSIAN ADVANCE BEGUN.
bcntsiHputre said 10 HIVE Been Cup
tur"h with small Loss.

MuEdcn. oct. IO-The Russian for
ward movement has begun, and Rent.
siapuZe has been captured with a small
loss. In order to a clear understand.
ing Of the situation, il may be stated
that two days ago the japanese had
ton divisions confronting the Rus slams
north Of the Taitss river. Their left
flank, consisting of twO divisions, was
on the railway al SanIiapu, 80 miles
s~onthwc,t Of Mukden and close TO the
Hun river. Their center, comprised
of four divisions, occupied the rail,
way between Lao Yang and Chandia,
putlc, II miles north, Two orc divl'
siOns occupied the extreme Japanese
right along the road between Bcnt5i'
aput2c and Bcnsihu. Their front cx
tended about 50 miles.
The position at Bentsiaputze was
strongly fortified, and Intended to
Withstand attack. 1t IL reported that
Gen. KurOHi was there in person. The
japanese had omitted 10 iortify one
hill, which was the key to the position,
The Russians, aware Of this omission,
made Il wide dctour eastward and
| seized the hill with little opposition.
The hill once occupied, exposed the
whole japanese position to a heavy
Ranking fire. The Russians also
turned the japanese right and the for
tilted positions thus becoming untcn'
able, the japanese were forced to
Withdraw hurricdly from Bcnt5iaputze,
fighting a rear guard action, in which
they suffered heavily, The Russian
losses throughout were small, although
severe opposition had been expected.
Gen. MlstchcnkO's Co3sacks had been
marrying the Japanc@e OutpOsts FOR
several days, and were entirely Suc
cessful in "A number OF engagements
The Russian southern advance be
gan on October 4 with the occupation
| Of Shakhc, "A railway station, Tbs
next day the station which had been
| dismantlcd by the Japanese was re
stored by the railway brigade, follow
ing Immediately behind the fighting
line, and the same brigade also re
stored the bridge across the Shake
river. On October 6, Gen. MiStchenkC
advanced 10 the YcataI mines. DRIVING
In the Japanesc outposts with beav'
loss, At the expense OF only n killed
ana "vc injured.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
GERMAN VILLAGE BURNED
Waterman saved ScNcrR1 Lives at
Gcemnn \iIlagc-Inccndiar-
Ism suspected.

st. Louis, oct. 1.-THE German VII.
lage, a two-stOry frame saloon, dance
hall and rooming house In St. Louis
| county, just west Of West End
Heights, vas totally destroyed by fire
early Monday morning. The damage Is
| estimated at $4,000.
The origin Of the fire is unknown,
although some Of the attaches profess
to believe that it was started by an
i~nccndiary. Ten persons were Sleep
ing in the house at the time. All were
aroused in time to escape, excepting
Emma Miller and Ruth Meyers. who
were carried out unconscious by Night
Waterman George II. SINNERS.
The Forest Park, Christian EndeaYor
and several other large temporary
hotels are located in the vicinity, and
the fire caused a general exodus of
their guests until the flames were OK
t,nguishcd. Some of the sparks were
blown into the Worlds fair grounds,
but did no damage.
The German Village was really a
beer garden and dance hall. while
other outside ventures around HE fair
grounds have been conducted at a loss
during the season. it has been i'm
mensely profitable. Crowds hockcd tC
it every night, and it is said the re-
CENTS were about $1,000 a week.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
RUSSIANS BEGIN
A FORWARD MOVE
Cars Army Said 10 Have Cap
tured Bentsiaputze.
JkPS ALERT AT PORT ARTHUR
Che Nikado's Men Are Said to Ne
Watching For British Ships
That Are Supposed to lie
Carrying In supplies.

st. Petersburg, Oct. l0.-Gen. Kuro
patkin's order OF the day announcing
his determination to take the offensive
Is supplemented by the news that an
offensive movement has already been
begun, and that the Japanese line has
1een broken at Bcntsiaputze. The
japanese occupied "a front of about
fifty-two miles, stretching from Bent
siaputzc, and on the East through
Ientai and across the railway to the
banks Of the Hun river on the west.
The Russian force has been moving
south in close touch with the japanese
advance since October 4. The Japan.
csc outpOstS were driven back in a Sc.
ries of skirmisheS, and on October 6
the Russians re-occupied the station
at Shake, II miles south OF Mukdcn,
Che railway battalion restoring the
bridge across the Sakhe river the
next day, in order to facilitate the ad.
vance. Meanwhile Gen. Mistchenko'G
COs5acks pushed southwestward as far
as the Yenta. mines, defeating the
japanese in a series Of warm skirm.
ishcs. The most important action,
however, occurred on the Japanese
right at Bcntsiaputze. Here the Jap.
anese held a strong and important pc.
Sition, but II seems they made an eX.
plicable omission to fortify a com.
handing hill which was the key 10 the
whole situation.
A portion Of Gen. K%uropatkin's force
made a strong attack on B~eltsiaputzc,
and, taking a leaf ont Of the Japanese
book, occupied the hill from the east
and fianked the Japanese out of the
town, causing a serious loss in . rear
guard fight.
II was a rear guard fight. The Rus.
sian casualtics are reported TO have
been incOnsidcrable.
While these operations are progress.
Ing south Of Mukden, Il IS reported
that W. japanese divisions under
Con Fugi are marching west up the
LAO river. and are now % miles south
of Sinmintin. Gen. KurOki Is expected
DO make q similar move eastward.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
WORKMEN BURIED IN DEBRIS
Terrible Loss of Life at Snntin,O,
chile, Caused Hy Failing
of Walls.

Santiago. Chile, oct. l0.-One hun
dred Horkmen were buried, Monday,
by the fall Of wall in the course Of
erection for an extension Of the Casa
Pra stores in this city. Up to the
present, Il corpses and 40 injured have
been recovered from the ruins. A fire
brigade has been called out to assist
in the removal Of the dead and
wounded. The walls. which were con
structed OF iron and cement. had
reached a height Of four stories. There
is much Indignation against the archi-
the work.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
Other Coaches I'm mngcd.

Tbs next two coachse wero also bad
~ damaged, seats being torn up and
Windows smashed, but in these cars
the passengers Jared better, all except
a few escaping with slight injuries.
The Pullman remained upright, and
none of its occupants was hurt beyond
sustaining a severe shaking up.
so tightly were the tender Of the
passenger engine and the first zach
wedged together that it will take Un-
usual efforts to separate them. The
engine stands hacked into the coach,
the front end of which rears above IT.,
the clothing OF some of the victims
%clingtng TO its jagged ends and blood
spattered over it, a ghastly monument
TO the dead.
Ucubso docoo Eso-npcG.
The train crew, with the exception
~ Brakeman Sidel, escaped miracu-
lousy, the engineers and irCmen sus-
tanning only minor hurts,
The injured were taken TO Sedalia
and the dead to WarrcnsJurg. Al
Warrensburg the Immediately
set about making preparations for
holding an inquest.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
Veteran Minister Dead.

Dcg NJ Zines. oct. ll.-Rev. 4, ]. An
drews. one Of the veteran Congrcga-
tional pastors Of the STATE, waJ buried
here Monday, He mad preached In
Iowa since 1867, II" was a frieal OF
Abraham Lincoln while prGoi.cing law
in Illinois ia his early laaaayod,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
Iioth Trains RunniLE Fast.

The scene ~ the wreck was on the
Gown grade, on either side Of which
there was a steep rise. Both trains
had put on heavy steam TO pull them
up the hill, and when they me at the
curve at the lowest point they were
running at a terrific rate.
The passenger train was made up of
three coaches and "A Pullman, no bag
gaze car, the front coach being next
10 the tender, the freight train being
a heavy one.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14
A Young Chicago Girl Saved

hard, but the dOctOr tlOugIt dl1Itreht and
prescribed tonics, which / took by the
quart without relief. Reading one day in
the paper of Mrs. Pinkham's great cures,
and finding the symptoms described an
swcrcd mine, | decided would give Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
trial. did not say a word to the doctor;
l bought it myself, and took it according
to directions regularly for two months,
and / found that | gradually improved,
and that all pains left me, and was my
II L. ed St, Chicago I'LL"
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-10-14

Vinlta. / r., Oct. l0-Ed and Dan
Price, farmers, who killed Tom Qualls,
were on Sunday found guilty of man
slaurtter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-07
oNcLE SAM MUST PAY
RoosEvELTs VALET
Is Carried on Rolls as a Messenger
and Paid by the Public.

President Roosevelt has a valet
whose salary Is paid by the Govern
ment. says the New York World
Though the appropriations are cap
able of being twisted into almost any
desired form, there Is none that pcs
slbly can be construed as making pro.
visions for a man servant Tor the
president. Therefore Mr. Roosevel"s
man" does not appear on the white
house payroll in his true capacity. but
he is there just the same.
His name is William Delaney. and
he is cu the classified list as a mes
senger. He wears the uniform Of a
messenger. with blue coat and brass
buttons About the only work he
does as a messenger is to deliver per
sonal messages for the president.
Secretary Loeb sometimes uses him
in the same capacity, but not often,
ftr his duties as valet take up nearly
all his time In the morning he gees
over Mr.. Roosevelts wardrobe. Az
4 p. IN. every few days he shaves the
presldeni, and every few days he
trims the presidents hair and mus
tache In the early afternoon he
presses Mr.. Rooseveit's clothes and
brushes up his riding suit
Delaney goes With the president on
all his trips to wait on him. He
served President Mckinley in q
sanIewhat similar capacity Mr.. Nc
Kinley nearly always shaved himself
and about all that Delaney did fo1
him was the cut his hair, Delaney
sometimes accompanied Mr.. McKin
ley on long trips.
MIR. Root also had a valet at the ex
pense OF the public when he was in
the cabinet. Major" Brooks. who is
on the rolls as a war department mes
senger, was Mr.. Roots man servant
His time was entirely devoted to the
service Of Mr.. Root and he never was
seen at the war department except
when he was there on business for
Mr.. Roo. Since Secretary Taft came
In Brooks has performed cnly the
work he is paid to do.
There are many expert BARRIERS
among the messengers, and they are
generally made use Of by the heads
of departments, but seldom during
oefioa bours or without extra pay
Secretary Shaw and one or two o.
the assistant secretaries are shaved
every day by one CT the messengers
who is paid for his extra work. None
Of the cabinet officers has yet adopted
Mr.. Roosegelrs plan of turning
messenger into valet.