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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
A Voice for Glenn.

To the Editor: The Sentinel this after
noon pays the following true and deserv-
ing compliment to the peoples candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Coy
ernor. Mr. Glenn's strength lies not alone
in his fitness for the office of Governor
of North Carolina. but also because for
decade or more he has been the great.
est Democratic campaigner in the State
and his services have been of incalcuable
value to his party. He has fought in the
very front in many a battle in which
strong valiant leadership was requlted
lie is Democrat of Democrats. Leaving
every other consideration aside. common
gratitude demands that he shall be nomi-
mated at the approaching convention.
Senator Vance said: THE horse that
pulls the pillow should have the fodder
That doctrine is sound and holds good to-
day. r. e. CARMICHAEL.
Winston-Salem, N c.. March II.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18

Williams by w. c. Hammer. R. N. Hack
EFT by J. G. Hackett. w. c. Erwin by f.
j. Justice, j. r. Lewellyn by ]. G.. Hackett,
George Warberton by J. A. Thomas. r.
r. Stevens by A. d. Watts. ]. II. We'd
dlngton by p. NJ. Brown, II. p. Schencll
by Z. V. Taylor, W. T. Crawford by
c. A. Webb. R. w. King by Henry t.
King, r. p. Cotton by F. A. Woodland,
L. J. Lawrence by R. H. Jones. T. w.
Mason by F. NJ Simmons. N. A. Mclean
by n. A. Sinclair. w H. Bower by j. A.
Hardness, f. s. Johnson by L. M. Bovine,
James H. Pou by Josephus Daniels, Walter
E. Moore by John C. Drewry, Reuben
Reid by John N. Wilson, John w. Thomp-
son by 3. c. BeckWith.
Those not present or represented by
PROVES We're Messrs. A. S. Willis. A. w.
Haywood, H. B. Short and l. T. Avery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
The Muscovite Destroyer
Skorri Destroys Herself
RUNS kFOUL 0FAMINE
1t is Stated that the Headquarters oil
the Manchurian Army After Gen.
eraI Kuropatkin's Arrival
Will be at Lao
Yang.

(Ry the Associated Press.)

| Chefoo, Thursday, March 1l.-(4 p. NJ
While entering Port Arthur yesterday,
| the 10th instant, the Russian torpedo boat
destroyer Sltorri, struck upon an I'M
placed mine and was blown up. Four
| firemen we're saved. Vieeroy Alexieff in
dispatch confirms previous accounts Of
damage to Port Arthur by the lombard
mcnt of the 10th, but says the story OF a
fire in Port Arthur is a base faDrca-
ton.
Chefoo, March I'D p. MA letter
from Port Arthur says that the garrison
there consists of $500 men.
Port Arthur. March 17.-All is quiet
here Military bands play twice a week
in the public square.
St Petersburg. March 17.-The first
headquarters of the Manchurian army al
ter General KuTopatkin's arrival will be
at Lao Yang. the general having selected
that point instead of Nkukden, whence to
direct the operations. Lao Yang Is ten
miles west of the railroad, being connect
ed with the main road ny q line which
will be completed by the time General
kuropatkin arrives. and has many advan-
tages over Mukden, being a point whence
both the telegraph line and the Pekin road
60 to the Yalu river Lao Yang com
mands both the roads over which troops
will be sent according to necessities. Lao
Yang also has the advantage OF being
nearer to the frontier of emma in the
event of punitive measures being required
against the Chinese.
While the Russians are mobiliZing for
the purpose of working out an offensive
military problem they will be prepared
to move heavy forces in any direction to
meet the Japanese, whose commando of
the sea gives them great freedom in Sc
lecting their points of attack. General
Kuropatkin will live on train with his
staff, and be prepared to move immediate
~ wherever his presence is required.
Great precautions are being taken to
guard against surprises. The Jananese
have always shown preference for night
attacks, and most rigorous orders have
been issued to- keep up a continuous adj
vance Of scouting PARTIES and to have
heavy pickets out at night.
General KUYoratkin is now near Omsk,
Siberia. He is making very fast time,
averaging over $50 miles per day, every
thing being sidctraclsed to get him to Muk-
den on March %.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
HOT TIME EXPECPED.
1t Will be Among the Blind Tigers.
Freight Depot Opened.
Especial to News and Observer.)

Especial to News and Observer
High Point, N. c., March 17.-The
Board of School Commissioners has de-
cided to commence the erection of the
new graded school building In north High
Point at once.
Some lively times are expected here IN
the near future among the blind tigers.
Il appears that larger numDer OF these
hell pots are in operation here at pres
Ell than for many years. A party arrest
cd here recently has been pursuaded to
give the names OF those who sold him
whiskey to Solicitor Brooks, duplicating
three parties. 1t is understood that more
Of these holes will be explored in this
way. The names of these modern deyils
VIII not be revealed until the grand jury
meets.
Mr.. F. n. Tate, president of the Manu-
factuTer's Club has received a letter from
the Corporation Commission saying that
the railroad company would comply with
the order at once, viz: to open up for
business the freight depot, which has been
closed since its completion Christmas, to
tho public. The Commission also asked
Mr.. Tate to report the progress. In the
meantime the shed has been opened for
the reception and delivery of freight
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
FOODS WORK.
How 1t Cured Paralysis.

Paralysis comes from weak nerves and
bad blood and is often cured nowadays by
proper feeding.
For fifteen years I was an invalid,
haven't walked a step for over twelve
years, not able to move my feet. or even
my toes
But recently wonderful thing has hap
pened for had never expected to have
the use of my limbs again; four months
diet of Grape-Nuts Food for breakfast and
supper made the change and now just
think of il | can move my toes freely on
nv left foot and little on the right foot,
and can let the foot piece on my chair
down and swing my feet vigorously, which
7 think is q wonderful improvement for the
time | have used the food
"And that is not ALL Ny blood and
my stomach are so much better am con-
fident my trouble came from too much
rich food and an overstraln of the nerves,
but my nerves are much better, my mind
is clearer and / don't forget things like I
did. It must be the food for l stopped
taking medicine years ago for the para
lysis
"Of course have the sympathy and
PRAYERS of many Christians, but it is Won
derful what good pure food will do for
one ont of health, and why would it not be
as good to keep ones health up? l have
heard 1ote of others praise Grape Nuts,
but 7 for one cannot praise it enough
Name given by Postum Company, Battle
Creek, Mich.
sis which came from weakened nerves and
blood '-i tronble and which began yielding
. lnooo+ ;,nn,ediatey when proper food
rr-,oG NJ -. was substituted for improper
LOOK in each package for the famous
it'll IL hooll THE Road to MELVILLE"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
Found Guilty of Libel.
(By the Associated Press.)

Mobile, Ala, March 1I.-Dr. J. M. Lind
sley, president of the International Quar-
antine Board OF Ne WORK, an organiza-
ton having for its object the advocacy of
uniformity in State quarantine regula-
tons, was found guilty tonight of libelling
the members of the quarantine board of
Mobile Bay, and fined 800 and ten days
in jail. He is now serving sentence. Last
summer DR.. Lindsey published in New
Orleans and Mobile paper an article at
lacking the board declaring it did not en-
force its regulations faithfully and oper-
ated the quarantine for the money that
was in it. Today he pleaded that his ar
ticle was distressed TO the board and not
to its members, and second that its allie
cations were true. He failed to convince
the jury and the verdict was against him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
AL! Instructed for Roosevelt.
(By the Associated Press

st. Paul, Mimi, March 16.-The Repub-
licans of the Fourth Minnesota Congress.
sonal District today chose delegates to
the National Convention at Chicago and
passed resolutions endorsing the admin
istration Of President Roosevelt and con
graduating him on the recent victory OF
the government in the Northern Securi,
ties merger case. The delegates were in
structed for Roosevelt
Republicans of the first, second, third
sixth and eighth Minnesota districts also
named delegates and instructed them Tor
Roosevelt
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
Receivers for Railroads Appointed.

Upon the application Of creditors two
railroads were put in the hands Of re
ceiver yesterday They were the Egypt
Railroad Company, from Cumnock to
Colon, and the Raleigh and Western
beth small railroads in Chatham coun-
TT In both cases Nh w. J. Talley. su-
pcrintendent of both roads, was made re
ceiver. The raceivership was made by
Judge Henry R. Bryan at Monroe JUROR
the application of Henry A. London, Esq
attorney for creditors
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
HEAVIEST HAIL STORM KNOWN.
Tore Hole in a Roof Having a Ninety
Foot Slant.
(By the Associated Press

CIV Orleans, La, March 1.-THE hcav-
lest hailstorm on record followed by ter
rife rain, occurred this afternoon and a
great deal of damage was done in the city
of stores flooded and stocks damaged be
sides roofs being blown down. The main
event was the caving in of the roof of the
Southern Express Company's storage
building. The roof has ninety foot
slant and the weight and volume of Aail
and water tore a hole in the roof and near
ty wrecked the building, causing great
deal of damage
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
Denies Making Lewd Pictures.
fRv The Associated Press.l

Washington, March lin the Senate
today Mr.. McLaurin presented and had
read letter from the Cincinnati firm
which supplied the pictures, on account
of which arrests recently, were made at
Indianola and Leland Miss, to which Mr..
McLaurin referred on Saturday last. The
firm denied that it manufactures pictures
of an improper character.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
To Visit Jamestown.
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, March 1.-THE adjourn
ment of the House from tomorrow unit
Monday was taken to enable members Of
the House 10 visit jamestown and Ole
Point Comfort, Va, as guests of th(
Jamestown Exposition Company. The
party will leave this city tomorrow at
o clock, returning Sunday morning
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
Hearing in Ellis Case

Especial to News and Observer.)
Wilson, n. c., March 1.-THE prelimi-
nary hearing in the Ellis case will not
take place until tomorrow morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
JelI-O,

a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling! no
baking! add boiling water and set to
cool. Flavors:-Lemon, Orange, Rasp-
berry and Strawberry. Get package
at your grocers to-day. 10 cts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18

Courtship and novels are more interest
ing that marriage and history.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18

University of Virginia 6, Pantops 0.
Washington and Lee A. Millers School G..
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-18
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?

This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
DOMESTICS.

This store always bears the
reputation of selling Domestics
cheaper than any one else. We
are offering some extra special
values to purchasers during this
July Clearance Sale. We name
a few here:
Hope Bleached Cotton, best
soft finished Cotton on the
market, per yard, only Ilac.
Hoosier Unbleached Cotton,
worth 6iec, per yard only DC.
Best Alabama Skirting Cotton,
the kind that won't fade, per
yard only 7lac.
Good Quality Apron Bingham.
blue and brown check, per yard
5c.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
SPECIALS FOR NENT
WEEK ONLY.

Good quality Unbleached Cot
ton, worth &c. per yard, only DC.
Best SAC Bleached Cotton, per
yard only sac.
Extra good quality Bleached
Cambria. per yard, only Sc.
Fine quality English Main
sock. 10 yards to bolt, worth 2Oc,
per yard only l5c.
Best 25c quality white India
Linen, per yard, only 19c.
Mercerized Black Underskirts,
made of good quality Saline,
regular price $l.00 to $l.25, each
only SOC.
81 inches wide white Shirt
Waist Silk, regular price soc, per
yard only 35c.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09

We carry in stock only tie best
brands of Underwear. made in IL
sanitary factory, and what you
buy here will prove 20 your sat
isfnctiOu.
Corset Covers, well made.
neatly trimmed, worth 25c each.
only ljc.
Corset Covers, made of nice
material, worth Boz each, only
2Jc.
Gowns, made of good muslin.
trimmed with Emlb Edge, worth
50c, sale price each only Soc.
Gowns. made of real nice quail
ity muslin, trimmed with edg-
ings and tucks, regular price
Sl.0O, sale price each only 79c.
Drawers. well made, of good
muslin, with tucked ruille, regu-
lar price Doc, sale price each
only l9c.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
HOSIERY.

Ladies' Hose. in black, would
be cheap at l0c, sale price, per
pair So.
Ladies' fine black Hose, seam
less, worth l5c, per pair, only
l21ec.
Ladies Gauze Lisle Hose, good
black, worth 2oc, per pair, only
l9c.
lot Odds and Ends I'm Chill
dren's Hosiery, worth loo and
loo, sizes D to years, you can
buy them at, per pair SC.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
WASH GOODS.

This store leads with the larg-
est and most complete stock of
the choicest things III Wash Fab
RIGS, our prices are always en-
ceedingly low and you cannot
afford to miss the opportunity to
purchase some of them at the
July Clearance Sale prices.
LAWNS.
All l0c and l21sc Lawns 90 for,
p Ell yard, only Tac.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
CORSETS.

We have a lot of Odds and
Ends in. good reliable brands of
COrsets we want to close out as
the assortment of sizes are
broken.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
READE-MADE WRAPPERS
AND DRESSING
SACQUES.

We are making very close
prices on them during this sale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

biGlpe bom til ben glimrenbe Seier,
ban bar birnoet, er life mere emo no.
turligt. Selp ON De pioeit ganenoe
GipiI Serpice &eiormere ifuloe pro-
~teItere moo en- iooOon 6remgangs.
maaoe, ioa oil BOG Solfets Masie
biaiqe Den. git piie fin Satnemme.
ligbeo err life oIere en- &et, men Ell
6orpIigtelie, iom euboer bar, ligeme'
get ON ban er SrGiioent al De 6or'
eneoe Stater, eler ban inotager Dem
melt unoerproneoe Stilling. Wfon
fam forreiten p9re foriifret ON, Of
ErGiioent ,8ooIepelt life bill gad Ct
Sfriot l9nger, emo 9open tiaooer,
forat giere bperfen Oct enc eler Oct
onbet. San piI life gipe noget Gnt.
beoe iii Ell upGroig, ieIo ON en- iao'
Dan ifriloe ponitaa at bare 8rdp paa
8aaitisnelie for poIitiif arbeioe. ut
ban life er aanSioat for @ienbalg
oa iadIeoes insen ~perionlige Senipn
bar at taae. sisr ogioo, at ban fan
bore Edngt mere uofbGngig, emo Ell.
lers piIoe bore Silf9loet. u. 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
George y. Gurtclpon, Ser err 40

Wcprgc y. SurtclDon, Der err Sor.
mano for Den rcpnblifonife N%ational.
fonite, tiaGgger iig, iom rimelig fnn
oprc, Ell Gel al sgren for Den re.
pnblifarife Seir oen Soc 6s. @n
Observation-Disclosures giper Cor.
ielDou oct GibneSbpro, at ban or oct
melt ~ilooenoe Grempel paa, bpoo bort
Giuil Serpice Snltem fan ilorette FOR
De rettc SIngS Solf. Gortelpou be.
gpn6te jim aarriere iom Ell lbetpoe.
Zig Soutormonb / Yoitoepurtementet
eiter at baoe 6eitooet fin Gipil Ser.
pice eromen beore emo De sorige sln.
isgere. IRA benue beifeone 9eapn.
belle bar ban arbeibet iig op Sfriot
for Sfribt til lin mIpGrenoe inoflp-
~oelieSrige StiQin9. Sou bar pprct
HripotiefretGr boooe hos Wcainlep
% &ooicpelt % floreoe fine Saeer
ioo goot, at bcn iibite ubnGpnte BAN
til Sanoels. og arbeiosminiiter meb
Sillioeirttelie al eli SGrIfare al oil,
ore % in0en Bartlett paa Den Sis
lanet bsiere oniete W9no, iom itGrft
snifebe at fornmc / Setragtning. Oct
er unoer oiSie SorboIb intet mScr.
Iigt J. at FrGiioeuten netop oiloe bare
oenne Mono til at ioreitoa fin Solg.
fmtpogilc, % llbfaloct al galget bar
iitferlig life giuet &ooicpeIt 8ruuo
til at on9re, at ban logoe fin politi.
tie SfiGbne / GortelpoilS Souno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

gt upfaloc Seite og Surbe eiter
ltore MGno og Spiu6cr er Ell life
uaImiroeIig Sfif. ri fienSer Ell
norif 6armer, iom bar en- Seit. Der
eaor urroer Nouu al "Sperorlip".
SOS en- onbeu peoficrote 8aorbsbrn.
Den Jig 9Sapuet "SaobGf" % bar ioa
glao o. penlig, nuor man titllcreoe
bam bernco. ion ON Den "%perioulig"
bapoe fienot i'm itore Napne, Reprr.
ieutonten fra Glitter % NonooI. i
England o1 6rautrig er oct mcaet
nlutinoeIigt bIouot Solf at gipe fine
Seite beremte 9taune. : HuSIano
berimob ouieeS iligt al mango for
llpaSienoe, % EFT SportSmanb, iom
uplis bar opfalbt en- Sraoerboppe
efter Oeu ~itaIienife Sflripiaerinbe
GIennora Iuie, ioar tit EoS oroeutIia
pa~aifrepet i fIere gpiicr. SpiS Den
SIagS Sroiit ifoI toaIeS, Tiger Ola.
6eHe, oil mou mart ioo Seite, Der lp'
Der Hdpue iom Solitot" % "0e
@ttte", ia man oil oplcue, at iclo
2ltropatfm blir padiGlet eacr iat no
poa Bette. "Genioreu bsr iptte Ell
Stoppcr for Senne MiSbrltg al triitne
SoIfS Raune," beSer BET. "@r Den
beIlige Spnobe fuIoeu / Seuu2 Sob
cn HliSier Ill 9tpS taloe lin Suub
"GGiur" CIlcr "EoupeiuS", tbi DC bar
10 bos bare SeSninaer, boiS Ninbe
life boloeS beIIi9t al ben orto6orc
Strife; men tpnt Gber blot, ON noeen
al gSurens llnoeriadtter itiiloe folbe
pou at faIoe i'm Set SobioonoitSeif.
Soao piIoe ind Ben beaige Spnooe
ii9e?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
frsSsfoufereuieu

Ct Telegram fra ct. EeterSbura
al t7be Hoprnber opIpicr, at Rus.
LAMBS Stir pdo Erriioent 8ooie.
peItS SuobpbeIie I'll en- mn SreSSfon-
iercnS | Sao9 fan oentes ! n9ite llge.
9SarenS ReprPientonter / onore
2onoc gier liz imtbIertio frnbt uteo
DC ser raaocnoe g~uifurIier. Sfisnt
amerifos Sn0bpbcIie RI itSiteot miSt
UNDER arigeu / Sitaiien. piI HuS.
lambs Spar life image al nogcn 6or.
nprneIie Borrower. men bIipe oenIigi
% bierteIiat. Gog fau 6usloro life
beItage | ao~nfcreuieu iaalpnge Sri.
aeu purcr.
auerifaS Charge S'aiiaireS gSSp
bapoe en- IGugere SuutaIe meo ben
rusiiite llbeuriaSniuiinr Samsoorii
ON Sogen. 8rep 2~nnsoorii ptreoC
ne6 &arme, al HuSluno or hsilia in'
tc~reSierct | Oct Sreostribumol, ION
4eiier &ifoIoi ielp bapoe inoitiitet
% oct iremait al SenS Srb, at Rus,
lano bopSe bapt til Seniiat at inS'
falSe til Ell np aouiereus. on ariger
! life por traoot imellem. 0sen me-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
apnaresmans Meelearn fro q

neiuta er, iom beficnbt, Ell ipri9 6or'
ioorer al SeifpttclieSpoIitifen % bill
life pioe al uoaeu SolOrcuiiiou, buiS
Der or no9en NSoobe at unhaoa oei
pou. Sioite llee ienote YrGiioen'
8ooiepeIt guo til MeGleorp, at bon
piIoe tole meo bort, on DC TO bop0C
en- aouierens ON SariiipsrsSmualct
aongresmanoen forfloreoe eiterpao.
at ibporpel ban ingen 0'ptoiabeN
bdpoe iii al tale poo SrGiibentens
@eane, piISe ban BOG iiec iaameget.
at Hooiepelt eobt foritaor, al
arnoct pni Solbrepiiionen for Ell itor
Gel er al Semofrotiif SprtnoeIic.
@aa Den unoeu SIDE err oct rimeIiat,
at B%rriibenten nil ioretrGffe Ell g@n.
bring al piSie Sariiiatier fremfor Ell
fortiut Igitation. Get or ioalebes
otter DtcGIeurps Meuin9 life uianb.
ipnIigt, at Ell grtroieSiion al Son.
greSien piI bIioe i%ammcnfoIot til
&aoren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

TrGfioent. De to Trriiocnifanoibo'
ter bopoc omtreni oct iGmme gntal
electoral" .Stcmmer. % oct piite
iia, at Der oeo 9alget bapoe fnnoei
oipcric llregelmGSiigbeoer Steo
Spoitoterne 6lorioa, Spb Goroltnu
og Souiiiano, bpor 5ilbcn bapoe III
itsrite 6IertaI. en- "GIectoraI.G Som.
mission" blep ncoiat til at ofgisre
SaIactS llofoIo, % oers a~jenoelie
bar til @unt for Mepublifonernc.
bpis Sonoioat Sopes BARI. ) 1880
bar @ariieIo HepubIifanernes aanoi.
Dat, 90 Saneod bar nomineret al
Eemofraterue; @oriieIb bleu paIgt
meo Ell ganife mbetpbeIig GIurolitei
ar lois Stenimer. 8roper Glepe'
LAMB beieirebe Sanes IS, Blaine meh
et StemmeflertoI al 62,6S3 ! 1881
os bIep ieIp ooerpumoet al 9enjamil,
&arriion fire gor ienere meo 9S,0tI
StnmnerS EluroIitet. : 1892 lei,
reoe GIeuelano iaicn meo ben ganife
itore gIuralitet al 3S0,S10 Stemmer.
: 1896 fit @cainIep col ,S5i Here
Stcnmcr emo 9rpan og / 1900 beiei.
rebe ban ben iamme M~ooitaroer meo
erbnu itsrre 6lcrtol, nemlig $40.
100 Stemmer. Mon pil ic, at oct
bar prret ~iorbchpIot Rcoiepelt at
iGtte Ell Actor0 / Son6etS politiife
ISiitorie meb i'm itore IIuroIitet peS
iioite GaIg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
Gn at Sslscrnc al at aouitihtionS

Gn nf Splgcrnc al at &onltltlitlo1S'
pnorineen ON tooarlige Salg bier
peotaaet / Soma. or Den. al Dc mrpG'
reuoe Su6eboperc al ilere al Stats.
%embeocrne oil blipe itnncnoc til 1906
OF oltiaa ioar lin GmbehStio iorlGn'
act Ct Nar. elsie Ipffcligc er: @u'
perrsr Glumiit3. &iccglpcrner Sar'
riott, StatShupcrintenbcnt 6iggs og
SernbanefommiSiGr CANTON lomt
SeieitcrctSoommcrnc Sbcrmin, 8ea'
Der oa 9ibop. Stotsienatorerne %
Observation-Disclosures bill ligeleocS ioa
lin Sermiu IorlGnget ct Aar. Ter
blir nemIig III ingeu @ala ! Soma Tor
1905. 5sl9elig bIir ogiaa ole DC
GountpembeOsnlGub, Icm oa efter
Den garnIc Srbuin9 piIoe BABE no
tient lin gmbeoStermin, ~itaucnbe til
1906. @rnnbIopsforila9et fees at
pGre pcotoect meo oper 10000 Stem.
mer$ 1oioritet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
Urn Yerm. Hepnb[ifen

Sra Tern. Tepilblifen IeriS
llbenrissminiiter Gilmore bar ifslse
Ell aprreipoubonce ira 2in1a unber.
baano icreltiaet lit 2anos lopgipenoe
6oriamling, at ben moa iege al
fomIne paa Ell penifabelig SOB mel
De Spreneoe Stuter. Berit trpnaer
til golbgtit | Here Spsrgsmaal, iaa.
lebes angoacnoe Observation-Disclosures
meo Naboerne, o. Der moa ltnclt
Gam bielpe. Gertil err Der iaa megei
mere 8rlnb, iom Heru bar gipei
omerifanife Spnoifater itore 2nnS.
itrGfnin9er, bpor DC bigger Serbia.
ner oe letter iaang @rlibebrift. og
andre Soretogenoer. Ieru err ipaat
% moa beifpttes at Den mngtige
gSobo | Norb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
Srrfocnt &uuicpclts YIltroIitct Del


iiSitc 8ala iGtte$ MI meb ct runOt
SaI til 100000. Sil Sommenlig.
ming auiereS, at &odion / 1924
bapoe Ell 8luralitet al 50,55t, al ban
fire Hor icuere ieircoe meo en- EIitrn,
Iitet al 1876, 1874, og at ban / 1882,
% GIap nar bans Iootunbi6nt. for
anocu Sang bIep aierpalGt meo ct
NertaI al 1913. ! 1886 paII.
les Ban &ileu til ErGii6cut meo v.
s. @arriioH iom Mo0fonoiout mco
en- 8IltruIitet al %, S93, men / 1910
tog 9orriiou lin Q6pn iqieH peb at
beleIre Ban 9ltren, iom Oo otter par
aanbioat, me0 en- BIurdlitet al lac,
315. s 1914 fit 8olt en- @IuroIitet
al 38,175, o. 6Iou leo oa fit au6et
fore 9teSerIa8. SapIor paIgteS til
8rpiiScrt ! 1913; bans 5IertaI oper
Q8p6fonoioaten, Gais. bar 139,557.
s 1852 beguuOte De itorc BIuraIitc,
tgs Si6; inOtiI On bdoSe ingen Bro.
iibenttanoiOnt erboIOt iaa itort 6Ier,
tai iom 10000; M paIgteS 8ierct
til grpiiScnt meO 22O,S96 Stenmers
Soerpngt, oa fire Aar ieucre orer
@llddnan bct til al bIiDe palgt mel
ben isr ~ufienOte YhtraIitet al 1876,
900. @eo oct fsIgenSe R~ruiioent.
nolg / 1860 fom SueoIu mo, % bans
5lertal sif 90 til 491,195. Sar
gieupulates / 1864 meo 407,34i
Stemmers &flra!itet. 8rant paIg
tes / 1868 meo 3O5,456 Here Stau
ner emo Scumour og gieHOoIstes
1872 meO 762, 991 Here emo @reeIeu
SiIoeu erbolot / 1876 100000 fer
Stemner emo Sapes. (Sapes bIeI
troos bette JON betieuot, Souoet.