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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
REINECKE WINS,
Victor in Bout at Ernporia, But
Breaks His Nose.
(special to The Times Dlspatch.)

E,MPORIA, VA, June 17,-charles Rein
cclso, Of Richmond, and Jack Callahan,
OF Baltimore, met on tho mat before a
large and enthusiastic audience of En-
porians last night In a catch-as-catch-s
can bout. Reinecke weighed In at 161,
while his opponent was a little heavier.
Reinecke put Callahan's back to the
mat in the first bout In forty-three min
utes with half-Nelson while In the
second II required only twenty-seyen to
win the contest with a back hammer
CROSS bar.
Both men were recipients of unstlnted
applause throughout the Co.
Reinecke's nose was broken In the Sec
ond bout.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
District Passenger Agent.
WHAT YOU CAN SEE ON A TRIIRY

Among the interesting things are the
rolling in OH the finest sand beach on
the coast; tho lighthouses and mann
moth fog horn at Cape Henry Tho won
derful two mile sand dome, 200 feet high.
witch can ia easily assembled. This pop
,,lar excursion train leaves Richmond,
Byrd Street Station, every Sunday at $3.50
"A. NJ, for Norfolk. Ocean View and Yir-
,rinia Beach. 500 round trip to Norfolk
and ocean View. sl3 to Virginia Beach
and return. This Is the only train car
rylng passengers through to Norfolk and
Virginia Beach without change Of cars.
ana is the quickest routs-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
KILLED BY BOLT
OF LIGHTNING
Mrs. Frank Jones, Of Hanover,
Victim Of Thunder
Storm.

Especial to The Times-D!spatch.)
& MONTPELIER, VA, June H.-Alrs.
Bette Jones, wife OF Mr.. Frank Jones,
was killed near here this afternoon by a
bolt OF lightning. which struck the resi-
dence during a severe wind, rain ana
electrical storm this afternoon. her son.
the only other person In the house, was
severely shocked. The honse was set
on fire. but extinguished by the timely
efforts OF nefghbors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
NORFOLK $3.25, VIRGINIA BEACH
$685., HALF.RATE TO NOUN.
TAIN REEORTS

The Norfolk and Western Railway Of
fers for evening trains Fridays. all
trains Saturdays and morning trains Sum
dry, round trip tickets to Norfolk at
Sas5, and to Virginia Beach at $500; also
for all trains Saturdays, round trip tickets
10 the mountain resorts on Its line, at
rate OF one straight fare, plus twenty.
five cents. These tickets VIII be good
ing date of sale, This Is the only limo
running through fast trains between
Richmond and Norfolk without change OF
cars. Time. two hours, twenty minutes
The ocean Shore Limited has through
coach to Virginia Beach every day.
@, II. BOsLEY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
THOMAS w. LAWSON,
The Statement by the Publishers Of
Everybody's Magazine

Ii the articles BY Lnwson beginning in the July nnmber
the caption renzd Finance The Story OF ANA gamate
from Mr. Lays9ns own lips how as5 few
sands 81 men ruined story Of financial tragedy Of
the great financial happenings Of recent years story es
es their pictures their tablets For the first time IN
the history High Finance have the Priest tell as j. nap
has pledged himself to tell the truth the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth - -. -, -. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
SECRETARY ADDRESSES
.WESTFIELD' BOARD OF TRADE

lBy Associated Press.)
K WiESTFIE,I4D, MASS, June l7.--Secre-
tary of the Department OF Commerce anu
Labor George r, CQrtelyou received an
ovation here to-day when he revisited
the town where he formerly attended
school.
Tonight Secretary Cortalyou delivered
the principal address at a banqIat given
by the Board of Trade,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE
Southern Railways Heavy Bust
ness Necessitates Increase,

The Southern RAILWAY annouhces thas y ,S %II,F
trains 20 and So Between Charlotte and q. WASH Yhs
ington. which We're recently taken q, ol ,t ane
train when restored Will resume the old schear
,e, which Will be announced officially " TIE
published tme tables. These trains; one north
trains. They were taken or IN MAY IN the
effort. 10 curtalI expense, but the business OF
lie system ia So heavy that 1t has been found
necessary to restore them,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
that occasionally genuine offences are cons
smitted and these remain unconfesssd md UNI
ROLL OF HONOR VoLU MES
Unique and Valuable Collection
in the COME derate Museum.

There are In the library OF the Confederate,
Memorial Literary Society at the confe darates
Museum seventy-two substantial lily bound
volumes, known as the roll OF honor, compt lied
by the ladies' OF this society. Each Yolunlast
consists of pages prepared with blank spaces 4
for the date desired with rs tho w. facts
,ascertained filled In with pen and Ink, the
record Of each soldier being separate +; and
many of these bound together. making a
volume. The names aro classified by sStn TO-
Each soldier name, date and place OF enlist
ment service. battles In which he partictpa ted;
wounds, IL any. and where received. and Y
various other data concerning his record.
There are six seven other volumes In the
city, but not now at the museum.
Major Hunter, who is compiling the muster
rolls of the State troops. has been 70 the
museum to see the roll of honor, and It VIII II
doubtless aid him In his work OF Getting
a complete roster OF Virginia troops IN Y tho X
armies OF the Confcderacy. OH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
GO TO ST. LOUIS
VIA C. & O. ROUTE.
SOLID VEsTIBULED TRAINS,
WITH DINING CARS.

The G.. & O. train leaving Richmond
at a P. NJ, runs solid to ST. Lloliis.$3
coaches and Pullman sleepers. arriving
ST. Louis Sis r. NJ. Only one nigh on
tho road. Train leaving Richmond at
1915 p. NJ, with through Pullman ac ass
commodations, arriving st. Louis 1880 Az
NJ, the second morning.
Returning from ST. Louis, through
trains to Virginia points leave st. Louis
II A. M. and IL p. NJ, arriving Richmond
1880 p. NJ, and 1880 a. NJ. respectively.
Shortest, quickest and best route, Coach
excursions every Tuesday and Thursday
during months of June and July.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18

4
Lutheran Church, the pastor, the Rev.
IT. & H. Menschke, will offer special
prayer for the bereaved families OF st.
Marks Lutheran Church, Of New York.
Tomorrow at Ii a. NJ. and Sis P. NJ.
at the Grove Avenue Baptist Church, DIR.
+. B. Hawthorne will discuss two OF the
most dramatic and suggestive scenes IN
New Testament hstory-the transfigura-
ton of Christ and the battle of the
Disciples with the storm on the Galilean
Sea and Peters walk with Christ on
the surglng waves, For special reasons.
the pastor solicits q full attendance or
the members OF the church and congre-
CATION.
AT the Grace Street Baptist Church.
DR.. C. Gardner. the pastor, will preach
Tomorrow, both morning and eve
Ming His theme In the morning Will
be Something For Nothing In the
evening his subject will be How to be
Happy"
DR.. witherspoon, pastor Of Grace
street Presbyterian Church. will 80 to
Newport News this evening to occupy
the pulpit OF the First Presbyterian
Church OF that city, Tomorrow Dr.
Wtherspoon's pulpit will be occupied py
Rev. Isaac s. Elroy, d. y.
Tho Rev. DR. Henry =. Johnson, tho
pastor of Laurel Street Methodist Chllrch,
viii occupy his pulpit at both services on
Tomorrow. In the morning he VIII preach
from the text Church Membership and,
It's Obligation and at night ne VIII
speak on Lying as n Fine Art
y ! al e
4 Services Of tho Unitarian Church will
be held Tomorrow morning at Monroe
Hall. The subject OF the sermon will
DO: what Truth Is There In the Doctrine
of tho Atonement?" There will he a. bus
mess meeting at tho close OF the scr-
vices, The Rev, John i. Robinson il
pastor
The Rev. J. Fix and the Rev D. X.
Walthall, OF Miapah Presbyterian Church.
will exchange pulpts at tho II o'clock
service tomorrow
On June ed. the Rev. James Cannon,
Jr,, and the Rev, j. w. West will speak
at Rescue. In Isle of Wight county, In
the interest OF the Anti Saloon League.
Rev. ]. ]. Haley the popular pastor
will occupy the pulpit OF Seventh Street
Christian Church tomorrow morning and
night The music at this church IS ieu
by an excellent qnnrtette.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18

DO Not Walt Until You Need II. II
Z The season Is again at hand when diar-i
rhoea and dysentery are prevalent. Do
not wait until some Of YOUR family is
taken with a violent attack, hut be pre-
pared. A bottle Of Chamberlain's Colic,S
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ut hand
when needed has saved many n life. Pro-
cure 1t at once, For sale by all drug
,listS i5 if4 '4E ta4s h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Tha Infant Needs

perfectly pure sterile, stable easily
absorbable and assimilable food, These
are accumulation of requirements which
arc found in Bordens Eagle Brand Con-
densed Milk. These properties are 80
perfectly represented In no other form
Of artificial infant Feeding, ADV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
THE STORY Of
Anal gan1ated Copper
A PERSONAL WORD BY THOMAS W, LAWSON AND A
STATEMENT BY THE PUBLISHERS OF
(sI,,6IIb0dy5
E3Daga zzz7 I
The Personal Word by Mr.. Lawson

Personally know hundred millions Of dollars were lost
thirty committed suicide and twenty ct
largely because Of efforts that the foundation OF Anal
gamate successfully laid Il was created because q my
ence had been kept that the plain people
invested two hundred million dollars Of their savings and
cery and broken promises that the public lost the
they did .8
unwngy been made the instrument by which thousands
pon thousands and Europe have been
dered wish them to know position to the past that they
may aqut intentional doing to tue present that
they may doing all to right the wrongs
committed and to the future that they
how propose to compel restitution IL q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Services lin
The Churches il. i

At the morning service at Bethlehem
Lutheran Church. the pastor, the Rev,
#. & H. Menschke, will offer special
prayer for tho bereaved families OF st.
Marks Lutheran Church, Of New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Died on the Street.

Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch;1
FIRED FuiCKSBURG, VA. June III.
Wesley Bowling, a well known citi-
zen Of spotsylvania county was here
to-day chatting with friends In his usual
!oviai way. Late this evening, Will
in front OF McCracken's store. ne sud
denly fell and died Instantly. Heart
trouble was the cause. He leaves
70 mil u. | .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
7. S. Waltrnon.
fspec!al to The Times-DIsp;

LEESRuRG, VA. June It-Jonn ..
WhAtmon. an Influential citizen. oled
from Bright's disease at his home. near
Bloomfield. Loudoun county, yesterday
nornIng, aged tlrirty-five years. HIS
mother, two sisters and a brother sur
five. Els funeral, with Masonic rites.
lakes place tomorrow at II o'clock.
Deaths at Boykins.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
BoYKINs, VA, June 17.-The infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Woodward,
Jr., of Branchville, Va, died last night
after weeks illness.
Mrs. j. r. Bryant (nee Miss Taylor)
died last night Mt her home, In this
place. Mrs. Bryant had been a great
sufferer for several months, but bore
1t ali with Christian faith, She was in.
the forty-eighth year OF her age. She
leaves a husband and four children.
w. H. Chick.
Especial ftoEThe Times-D ispatch.)
WINSTON-sALTM N. ~, June IL
Mr., William Fl. Chick. n native OF Rich
mond, and fine tenor singer, after linz
gering illness, died at s o'clock this
two years Mr.. Chick had been In bad
health for two or three years. A few
months ago he went to Hot Springs
Ark, where he received a course of treat
ment for rheumatism. He returned home
apparently greatly improved. but compll-
cations developed and he steadily grew
worse until the end. His father moved
to Columbia, s. c., about 1862 The son.
who was moro lad at that time was
employed by Walker, Evans and Cogs-S
well, who printed money for the Conted-
eracy. After coming to this city he
Joined tho Forsyth Riflemen. serving In
the Spanish-American war with his COM
spany as artificer and musician with tho
regimental band.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
8. TT:
Mrs. Virginia A. Lindsay.

Mrs. Virginia A. Lindsay wife Of Mr..
A. l.. Lindsay, died at the home of her
son. Mr. George Lindsay. in Norfolk
county, at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
She leaves four daughters: Mrs. John
e. Lane, Mrs. c. H. Richardson, Mrs.
G. f. Palmer and Misc Florence Lind
say. and two sons. Mr.. George Lindsay.
and Mr.. A. L. Lindsay, Jr.
The funeral will start from Norfolk and
Western drpot at $50 O'CLOCK this evsr
ing, and the interment will take place
in Hollywood. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
FOURTH OF July EXCURSIONS
SUNDAY c, g. O. OUTINGS SWEPT BY
OCEAN BREEzES.

Two fast trains, $50 and a. ~. sllQ
roi,nd trlp 10 Buckroe Old POINT, Ocean
yisw and Norfolk. $i25 Virginia Beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
and ministrations to the sick. and zeal

I4IT1I I5peCItLI 20 lIHH IllHBS- PitClIJ %
BALLSVILLE, VA, June 17.-Mr. G.
y. Green, an old and we'll known citizen
of this county. died at his residence near
here yesterday, In the SEVENTEEN year
OF his age. He was an old Confederate
veteran. belonging to Jackson's COM
mand. He was with him in the various
battles Of the war, and surrendered at APP
pomattox. He was great sufferer In the
last years OF his life from disease con-
atracted during the war.
He was twice married, leaving three
children by his first marriage Mr.. Willie
Green, OF Culpeper; Mr.. Walter Green.
or this county. and Mrs. Charles Barker :.
OF Manchest ter. His widow and two chill
dren survive by the last marriage
$y8t D;ed an the Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18

s10O round trip to Norfolk and Oeean
View. S1.25 to Virginia Beach. Quickest
route. No change Of cars. Leaves Byrd
Street Station $3.50 A. M. s S
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
Jowas S~eeisIatur.

SenatetS @uogctfomite blep Den
23be Morts iGroig mcS i'm Snoitil.
ling. Sslgcuoe er~traorbirlrre pc.
pileuiuaer Tor beu fommerbe 20.
aarstermin ioreiloocS: $4,000 til
SanobrugsifoIen $4,000 iii 3cr.
malIfoler. til tlaSGnueIie Of 9erere
% 9rreriuoer. $4,000 iii Stats.
r~mtperitetet. $636.390 I'll SnItitutip.
nerue rrber @oorb OF Control, S252.
500 iii S~sritmmeiuititutct ibereg,
net Spaniuaer etc. $l07 1874 I'll llb.
~tplliuaer, iom er bepiIget al Srls %
Senot; $500 900 Ill S~uIOisrelie al
SiitoricnI @uiIoirg. SIS 900 til Del
biitcriife Samiiuh. Si3,500 Ill 81.
reftsren FOR 5iiferi % Soat. $1,000
I'll Ell ilbfait @bguirg paa llbitil-
linasgrmoen 5000 I'll en- SIoluf.
fer for aapitoIiet - tiliammcn 50
143, TS4. 8%,rperupren aullog | III
@uSifnb llosiiterue iii $t,I0O000,
% Der bliper iaalebcs en- llnoerba,
lance. bpis Suogctfomiteens 6orilaa
guar %igiennen; men man t9ufer al
unbgaa SeR oeS at fate noget al llb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
RanoeIsrcrelien


ai M. o. Tun & Cos. usentIig'
Sonoelsoperiigt boteret Getp Dorf 10
lte 2sroag bioi1ttes:
9osen itsrre 5oranSring | SnnSeIs
rsreIien merfeSes life i iioite llee
Storm o. S~peripsmmeIier anretteO'
b~etpoelige eierbomstab og tr1iebe mel
at ioriinfe Sorobruesnrbeioer, men
De iiSite Gnse bar geiret beSret Jig o:
nSiisterre lpsnet.
8narbanbelen bar tneet iig OBJ
ifisni ben enbnu for en- Gel Itaar ii.
baee for, bpab man bapbe pentet. Rn;
grbeibstpiitigbeber bar iorseet be ar,
~beiosleies antal. gpeseoirfionbeber
uiloe IN burtiet BIZ lipIis, blot Gr.
beroer % grbeibsgiper firnbe enes on
en- Ssmningsifala. @fteripsrgieler
eiter gpsringsmateriale Itoar life
rtoeet rimelis Sorbolo til antallet a
npe gpagetiGaoelier, iom err uoiteot
men bette ifriper iig rineligpis ira, al
Get er 9lSre Soretosenoer, iom nj
gjenoptages.
s De ire fsrite Tiger al Warts bar
S~ernbanerpes 9ruttoinotPater funt a
Yrocent lopere emo for bet tiliparenSt
Siosrum iiior.
Nogle nbetpoeliae Brisitigninael
paa pisie alasier Serr- og Staalpu,
rer tpSer paa at Giteripsrgielen nh E,
ioget l~ipligere, men eaers er Marfeoei
poreIt uregelmGsiigt o. S~remtioslio.
ligterne nleget itiifre. 3aar unStageS
npe SeItiainser al 2ofomotiper boIoe,
S%ernboierne Jig irembeles borte fra
Sern % Stanlmarfebet. Sabrifanter
al Observation-Disclosures 6ar set MI me-
get trdpelt ba @iteripsrgielen er itor
Waifinbrandlen pil ianoipnligpis taat
Jig up b~eipbelist, naar arbei0et pna
Fanamafanalen % anbre proiefteroc
Itore 6o~retasenber itartes.
Spao girfning SpefuIanten 9onieI
Sltaps 5nlo oil bape paa gomulos'
marfeoet / i'm SeLbeo er bet enonr
iimuligt at iige noget beitemt, 90 enc
MI oft er u~iiffert meO Senipn til Reaf.
tionens garisbeS.
6allitternes IntaI / iibIte ltae bar
De Sorenebe Stater 226 inloO pa
iiior og / Canada IL imoS 26 THOR
gf grooitreets ngentliee "@rair
&eoieip" for iiSite 9sroog bioipttes:
uSfsrielen Of Speoe CfeI inSbefat
tet) ubgiorbe / itbite llee 1,S0t,S4j
guibels imob 2,401, 9S7 / Dem tiIioa
renoe l1ge THOR. Naisl1bfsrieIen rs
siorbe 1,527,676 8uibeIs imoi
3,6tS,210 ifior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
17oe .Waitea.

Starbuct, Rinn., ABE Rorts 1904.
Subberrcbs notwithstanding "0ets
mer", beIuttebc paa fit 9esoe iedarafs
ties at fritIigbpISe 17be Tai, peb at hoIs
DC Sauaeritepne. Seq blep palgt I'll at
ifripe % iorbsre mig ON bpormanse 9or
Der families berpmfrins, cg on De ptioc
bore meS os pad Senne Set. Set or
ursSiat Tor mig at iise npset ON bet lfisr'
ne Sormaal o.i.u. Seq ifal blot income
Sc Sauec Ri til en- S~espnoeIie bil ior'sse
at ipuac iunrmen. Saaber be oil barre %
bchiGIpeliae / at icrse .Sansere. DC ielr
or oeiaa inebuSsn. bericm Sc ian aiic
Sis Sertil. gGr ida peuIig at lase mig
faa SeiteS ON 9ercs aor oil insfinSe Jig.
Sc maa osiaa Iase os pioe ! beties hpor
ui ifal bente Dem. Ser blir isreet Tor
Soai ai apmiieen. Sermes barre "a Su'
aen pad bet beoite nrbcfdIct.
Ssleenee Sanee bsr ineepes:
Sions @Geter. (Subilatel.
@efaI On Sire geie. (5sitnumueret al
Subilate.)
Spneer for Serren.
2Hfer Seruialem Snffe.
Sa, hi eIifcr bette 9oueet
americd.
Yen enelte.
senIis Silien fra
Ssrse 90 Spra esrse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
CONNER. oe Sten.Sopen
gebrs @rIsere prOiterer mOo bens
forelnacoe EpbGpclie.

aongresmano 5. aoam @eoe ira
Sbe Winneioto.I htrift bar fra iine
@Glgere faaet mango grepe, iom pro'
t~citerer imoo, at Climber. % Stone.
aften ifal opbGpes. Nplig bIep bette
beiluttet al Scnntet, og Sagen fore
Iigger mi Siiiets 2anofcmite. Ge,
JON bar ifrepet til Orr. geoe. rem
bolber, at Spb9peIien Of ben nGpnte
Sop oil gipe rige S%pefulanter aogang
til at liza itore SfoeitrGfninger I'M.
Der fig, mebens ben ubemiolebe It'll.
les uoenior. en anben Snbpenbing
er, at DC, iom bar giort Entries, oil
blipe binbret fra al tnae tit 2anb I
geiiobelie, naar 2open ifnffes no al
gerben. Ienne Snonenoing bpiler
imiolertio paa ben falife SorubiGt.
ming, at Ell Sob bar tilbagepirfenoc
arnft, og Nr. gebe bar giort fine
5oIf opmerfiom oerpan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
gonamafanal~.S pmmisiunen Off

ier til Eunuma oen 29be Marts for
meo Strait at tase tat paa anIpgset al
aanolen. commissioners Sormars,
Iomiral @alfer, bar | 2sroags iro.
faISt Tor Suiets Sanoelsfomite iorat
ni8ioe enoel Splpsnineer ON aanaIar-
beioet. Eli mango al a6mitemeSIem.
merrcS 6oruuoring erfl9reoe ban, al
mar a~unaIfommisiionen ifiilbe p9I1c
fine SuuftionGrer, iaa snifeSeIben if!s
at pGrc bunoet al GipiI Gerpiee.&eg.
Ter. SOutraftsrer bar ~forl9nsit iot
Jig / SirtionrbeS for at erboerpe en- sl.
Ter ouNen 4oniraft bernebe. @nIfcr
oplpite at bape hsrt, at bper eneita
&abpt pua set Sftb. commissioner
ifuIbe reiie me6, allereoe bar optaget
al asentcr Tor 4ontraftsrfiruloer; &c
ienbeS neS Ser for at iptte lia inc
2 ihldtionen % paa &siien oiISe Set 10
rpre ~bpsseIist at bare iaa n9r STU
naltpmmisIionen iom miligt. Rer
goniraIen tilraaoeSe at Oct life BED
2on i~aitlaaeS at @rbeioet ifal uSisrcS
fim pr. aoniroft. for aontrattsrernt
tunSe 10 en- paffer Tag iinee paa al
0anne en- Sruit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
G~uiinoaariet 9reo.

Snaoel | De ganmeIegpptiife @ru.
be iom | Bompeiis Skinner bar mat,
|funbet noele itcnbaarbe 8~ienitunbe,
iom pilte Jig at bore grsb, Der mPr.
feIigt nof efter SmitGnbigbeoerne
Dor eanife sobt beparebe.
Zen frantic aentifer 9inbe, bar
unocrfnitet oisie "grso" EN- nsiere
llnoeris9elie % gao / ct Of De iioite
Nsoer / 9ioenifabernes afabemi /
Baris en- geretning ON benne, Ser
i fIere Senieenber frembpoer en- life
ringe S~nteresie. De 8rso, Der Ell
funone / @rape / sggppten, bar bolot
Jig meget eoot; De bar Sorm enter
iom fiabe Saser eler b9ueoe ligc.
iom bore, og Der fanotes | Dem tpbe'
Iise geitmnbele al gpgforn og SLID.
|2inoe paapiIte II Yrocent @Iitten %
I65 til 6S grocent Stinelie og 9e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beraf; Der
funbe osiaa paapiies Spor al Sol.
peter, ser rimeIieuis bibrsrer fra
ISalte, ser par iatte til Seigen.
Sc / 8ompeii forefnmbne grsb
bar / @ooiatnins til De Ggpptiifc
itGrft iorfiiIeoe. De inbebolot 21a
8rocent 8paIitof. Seo forIfieaige
fontroaerenbe Sorisg paopiite Gin.
oe, at 9rsomasie for at opnaa et
iaabont SnoboIo at apGIitoi maa un'
berfaiteS EN- Spparming til $50 -
1850 8raoer s. oe man fan beraf
lutte, at Semperaturen / Staoen
unber aatditrofen nlaa BABE naaet
omtrent benue 5eioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

trIinserne oper poa ben fsIgen6e
Eoaarstermin, iaa mar fan ilippe at
forbsie Sfotterne til oper $4,000.
900. ltnfperiitctets genncr befloger,
at gii6ectfomiteen / iaa bsi @rab
bar moottct neoirtte gepilaninsen
til oct, Siteoetior $2S0,000. fom BET
forlangte, iaor BET Inn $4,000.
Senatet peotog ben 23be Soril1gct
ON "jupeniIe courts" @arneSom.
ifole). Giitriftsretterne ifaI bape
iPrifilte afoelinger for gsrn UNDER
rs aar, iom Dor iorbrubt iig. 2ano
| Difinion Gonntp. Der engone al.
itooes til Siour Gitp & ct. 9aul.
ganen, Tom life bpggeoes, operanp
Senatet iii De Snrenebe Stater. Ser.
ioner. iofn. noar be fisrer 29s paa
minoit 500 Iunb, bruaer gosnbiul,
Der er 8 9onmter breoe. ifol Hippo at
betnle en- SicrSebeI al g%eiifntten Dog
ifal Trrmien life nperitige S..
Siiiet bepilgebe $1,000 til en-
Sfstte ODER forbenpprenbe 8lipernsr
Samiel :. airfpoob. Oct nebtog
Ell Bill, Tom giper oIle SoIboter oe
Matroier. Ser if bGberIig Ififeo,
I6gona til Soloater6iemnet.