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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-31
What She Meant.

London Opinion.
 Mrs. Csudle-Now. you'n come home straight from the club. dear
 Mir. Caudle-Yes, dear; you mean I'll come straight home. Mrs. Caudle-No! mean you'll come home straight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-31
Workings of the Mill.

The mill referred to Is similar in construction to the more improved types of five roller mills in use in Lou 1s;ana and Cuba. The juice runs from the mill to a small tank situated on q lower level and Is thence pumped up to the top of a Altering box filled with Spanish moss and any suspended me chanical impurities are removed dur ing this Altering process The juice runs from this Altering apparatus To evaporators which are arranged in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-31

that Dr. H. c. Eyman, Superintendent os the Massilon State Hospital Tor the Insane, has made an examination or the woman. His visit was kept secret.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-31

Hog Heads for New Year. Fine Meats. Central Market. 'PhQme kO3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14
MR.. MoIR,s REPORTS.

The journal publishes the financial
weporis OF City Treasurer Moir whose
aeronnts were exported by special
city finance committees.
This was done solely in the interest
nj public Justice, and The journal has
uS doubt Mr.. Moir believes his reports
'eorrcct.
His honesty aud integrity and good
dntcniions are conceded, and il is adj
miited that he is acting under bad
SyStem, for which he is in no manner to
bIaBe.
In his report he raises AN issue OF
fact thai will have to be met. lie says
ahn rcport aud findings of the finance
e0mmittee are incorrect,
His figures as to the balances of pub
fie fuads in his hands do not agree with
tAs balances found against him by the
committee.
Who is mistakenl Mr., Moir or the
committed one or the other is wrong
There should ho an effort at harmonic
iag The differences, aud, IL possible
seaehing AN agreement,
\ lawsuit would probably result in
uarc expense than would he recovered
tini N better system is secured for
haSdhng the public funds the people
will hc hcurdtted.
The present system is wrong. The
treasurer should be paid Cor and should
f'erform che duties of that Office. Ii
shsuld he a public office Books should
nc kept, open TO the public, aud hal
narrd at all times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

mountain climber, who has set foot on
places that were thought to be mac.
cessible, has accomplished the task by
careful training and much hard work.
She set before her an ideal, and bent
every energy towards its fulfllment.
Night and day she has been obliged
to bear in mind, never to allow herself
in any Of those things that would
weaken her nerve or diminish her
strength.
That is the path of success, in any
line of life. Because it is hard path
to travel, few care to hold themselves
rigidly to it. The by.paths are so al
Turing, and promise so much pleasure,
that it is difficult to resist the tempta.
tion to stray in them once in a while.
Sometimes we come out into an open
space, after a deal of climbing, and
our head gets dizzy, or starts to swell,
and in either ease we sit down and
say "It is good for us to be here, let
us make "A tabernacle, and satisfac.
tion deadens every impulse to higher
ascent
That air of self satisfaction is so
common, in individuals and in commu-
mites. "Divinc discomfort" is al.
lowed to die out all too soon. and the
common or garden order or discomfort,
which win not work or make the most
of its opportunities, takes its place,
IL stagnation does not.
One man will stay at the foot of the
mountain all his life, and will never
be conscious of the visions he has lost
by making the growing of potatoes his
sole care. Another man will scorn the
potato farmer, and seek TO wrest from
the hillside precious metals the pos.
session of which will raise him in the
eyes of the world. The point to be
remembered, however, is. not the end
Of toll, but the toll itself. This is it
which enuobles aud glori6es and cle.
Yates humanity provided the toll be
honest in motive and means.
There can be no real success which
does not involve toll, yet, so insidious
is the love of wealth, the world ae.
cepts mere possession as the hallmark
of success. - show me what you have
and ! will tell YOU what You are, " says
the world, and SO they who value the
world 5 summing up, hasten to ac.
quire, by any means, that with which
the world is satisfied,
Rut the worlds standard if success
is not necessarily the true one. -
Nashua, n. H., Patriot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14
Fearful ODDS Against Hin

bedr'dden' alone and destitute Such
IN brief was the condition Of an ola
soldier by name of J. J. Haveus, Yer,
sailles, o. For years he was troublod
with Kidney disease ami neither doe.
tors nor medicine gave him relief. At
length he tried Electric Bitters II put
him on his feet in short order aud now
be testifes. 81 m on the road A. so,,.
plete reeovery." Best on earth n,
Liver and Kidney troubles aud an
forms Of Stomach and Bowel eom.
plants Only 50. Guaranteed bv J. q
fesFy, druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14
SUCCESS IN LIrE.

said one man 20 another who was
digging potatoes, "wen, how are the
Isoiatoes turnmg outtn To which the
mas with the spade replied; "rhey
ain turning out at all; they have to
A. Jag ouy
BusinosS men, apply this Go your own
Affairs.
Failure may turu out of It's own ac.
~erd, bat sneccss will have TO be dug
ear n Is the law OF our being, given
40 ns 10 lift us higher aud higher. You
can slide down hill, into the valley Of
,laEkness aud obsourity, but YOU must
'ehmh upwards, perhaps with much toll
and with much cutting OF the hands
and feet, and many days when life
see0s 40 hang over a procipice by a
thrcad. This Is what is meant by hard
,serk, and the little bits OF recreation
aIe inst che resting places by the way,
sFhere you come 90 a safe foeihold and
ga chance 90 take a wider view and
ssr the road YOU have come, while NAY
ae the aseeni Is hidden by elump Of
treea
The hin top is not 70 the man Who
s,s.hss up the ineliae most madly al
afn That plusky Ameriean woman
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

The Great Northern Steamship Com.
pany's new steamship Minnesota, re.
contly launched by the Eastern ship.
building Company, of New London,
Conn, arrived at New York last week.
Tho Minnesota is the largest steamship
ever built by an American ship build.
mg couceru, and, with few excep.
uons, the largest aaoat. She is de
signcd for the trans Pacific trade.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14
QTIHMBERLAIN AND THE ozAR


Westminster Gazette.)
Iger > statesman there was with the
heart Of fox,
VNha 3ricked the nation in turn;
lAud be rubbed his hands as he stood
and watched
'Yhe fires ne kindled burn.
-srd he cried aloud in his scorn and
pride;
go w. who would empires makel
Go. seArn 10 build with iron and steel,
.Asa wsfh blood the cement to slake. y
AND another arose, who spoke in his
Hnrn:
<A~Csa1 forge me golden chain,
No Hsnd me an Empire fast and strong,
lAEasnst aIi stress and strain;
ssE. a,uy voe their hearts with penny
piece,
Esan onu lnbor be in vain.
Au6 Ssrne one laughed men heard the
aaugh
.Aexoss the earth and sky;
E,s Huilders with blood and iron and
gold
IN ahe tricks Of your trade shall ye
Jiei
">'Br learn, if ye can, there is only
enc
BhuSe faithful builders art
'Ho bind in peace to hold by faith,
no bnjld on the unbought heart
For your wisdom is as foolishness--
And whatever the work of your hands,
"a shall turn to your hurt, it shall come
10 naught,
" shall crumblc sudodahtaittssnsolle
1t shall crumble TO dust as il stands. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
whea u L. Free Sf Daadraa. Il Crews
Luxuziantly.

kair preparations and dandrun cures.
as rule. are sticky or Irritating aaAirs
that DO no earthly good Hair. Whoa not
diseased growa naturally. luxurii.ntly.
handrun Is the cause 0f nine-tenths q
All hair trouble, ana dandrur Is cl.used
hy germ. Tho only way 10 cure dand-
ruw y 10 kiil the germ; and. 80 Tar, tha
only ham preparation that win positively
dcssroy the gcrm is Nowbro's Herpicid,-
absolutely harmless. frce from grease
sediment. dye matter or dangerous dru,s
IL alleys itching instantly; makes hair
el0ssy ana soft as silk Destroy the
cause yO0 remove the erect" soid nv
leading drOgsists. Send lee. in stamps for
sample 70 rhe Aerpielde Co, Detroit.
Mieh
Dsuiel J, rry. sSscial Agenl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

The Buffalo Pitts spring tooth and
spike harrows with the continuous out.
side power, appeal TO the hop and
fruit men. They do not catch on vines,
posts or trees, and the spring relief
enables the teeth to yield and come
back to place without straining the
frame or breaking the bending teeth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14
STATE FAIR NOTES.
Some of the Wonderful Things Now
Shown in Machinery
Hall.

In the large machinery hall south OF
the main entrance there is one Of the
most comprehensive exhibites ever
shown at the Oregon state fair. IL
comprises a magnificent assortment OF
the latest and best in Studebaker ve-
hicles, besides a wide range of farm
machinery, including with the common
er implements, manure spreaders, stump
pullers, cream separators, gasoline en-
gines, etc, etc.
Those cushion tired bike wagons
strike the fancy for neat drawers,
while the farmers are interested more
particularly at this time of year in the
surries and hacks.
The Benicia Hancock Disc plows are
a world Of attention this
fall, and there are four shown. A one,
two and three disc, besides the side
hill reversible The most noticeable
thing about these plows at first glance
is their weight and strength. There are
other plows being urged onto the farm
ers on the argument of light weight,
but some farmers in the hills have al.
ready found to their sorrow that it
takes weight and strength to stand up
in the rocks, hard ground and roots.
The Hancock "stays put
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14
F. A. Virgins
Implement House eSS2s7 Liberty ST
Farm Implements. Automobiles,
Sewing Machines and Supplies


Dr. Frank +. Smith he's removed his
offices from the rooms over the Red
Corner drug store to the new BrelnAn
block, over the New Yokohama 4 Tea
store ,ealrsas please take notie
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

In fact anything in the line OF i'm
plemcnts and vehicles is 10 be seen in
this up'to-date machinery exhibit. II
you don't see what yoa want ask for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14
a Carriage for aso

,sd axe s, cab to or from the depot 70,
site court house ' oppo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

The Syracuse line of steel and chilled
walking and riding plows are again the
finest "lookers" ON the ground, and
the sales every year proves exclusively
that they are good plows. There's a
good show of them, too.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

The Hero Tanning Min is farmer 5
friend, too, for II cleans SO much grain
with little eXertion, aud cleans il well.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

That Superior Disc IIarrowN on
wheels is one of the newest implements
shown, and win interest scores Of
farmers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

The Faultless Grubbing Machine will
interest men who have land to clear
1t is made on correct mechanical prin
eipals, works light, handles quickly, and
thus saves hours of time.
The Monitor Double Disc Drill has
proved itself on scores of Marion and
Polk county farms. Any instrument
that will help the farmer get his crop
in on time win be a great benefit to the
Willamette valley farmer, and this is
one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

BY the way-did you know that some
of the "bucket bowl" factories had
finally owned up to the superiority Of
the tubular bowl, and are now manu-.
featuring as nearly an imitation as
they can2 OF course it will fall far
short of being "Sharpless, - but "im.
itatiOn is the sincerest flattery."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14
JcIAI7I'ARRH

I Isuffered for long time with a bad
case OF Catarrh, and took a great deal Of
medicine without any benefit.
had continual headache, my cheeks
had grown purple, my nose was always
stopped up, my breath had sickening and
disgusting odor, and coughed necessarily
heard Of your S. S. S. and wrote you.
commenced to use it, and after taking
several bottles I was cured and have
never since had the slightest symptom OF
the disease. MISS MARY L. STORM.
Cor. 9TH & Felix Sts., st. Joseph, Mo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

Wheeling, W. Va, May 2o, 1908.
had Nasal Catarrh for years for which ]
used S. S. S. with very gratifying results.
tried local applications for some time,
and getting no permanent relief camet to
the conclusion that the seat of the trouble
was in the blood. Knowing S. S. S. to be
a good blood medicine / began its use,
and after using tfor some little while II
did away entirely with the offensive mu.
Gus in the nostrils, and did not have tc
hawk and spit, especially in the morning,
10 dislodge the catarrhal matter.
1927 South St. FRED II. PREssY.
The filthy secretions and foul mucus that
are continually dropping back into the
throat, find their way into the stomach
and are absorbed into the blood. Catarrh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

Then those Fairbanks-M Morse gasoline
engines. Only the vertical ones shown,
but they come in horizontal as WELL all
sizes. For pumping, grinding, Saving
wool, running drag saws, cream separa-
tors, or anything else, they are the
cheapest known power. There is two
horse power pumping jack, spray out
fit, a regular two-horse power plain,
and that fine four-horse.power wood saw
outfit on exhibition. The latter is the
sort demanded now. Wood saw men
look it over.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14
RepnbIicso National Ticket

For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
of New York.
For Vice President,
cyHAs. w. FAIRBANKS,
OF Indiana.
For Presidential Electors;
q. EB. Dimick, Of Clackamas.
A. C.. Hough, of Josephine
GsE. Hart, of Polk.
n. a. Zee, of Malheur.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

Then those Sharpless Tubular cream
separators, the delight of the owner
and the sorrow of competitors. What
a fine assortment there is shown from
the larger size down to the dainty
midget for the small family with one
cow, all perfect in detail and results.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

The Brown Potato Digger is the
growers friend. Bristles all over with
good points. You will see a mighty
good implement when you see that
There are also the commoner Shaker" 4"
diggers, the new p. & o., having two
wheels in front, straddling the row,
thus running much steadier.
The big National Manure Spreader
means new era for the Willamette val
Icy farmer. II is wonderful spreader.
Has eliminated the faults of the 9TH
ers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

then becomes con-
stitutional, and the
only way to get rid
of 1t is through the
blood. Write us il
you have Catarrh,
and our physici.
ans will advise you
without charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-14

The swlft SpeolfiC Company, Alta
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uliHionbrano.

en- flor aorn.@lenotcr | Boston
ncSbrunote Den 5te Suli tiligcneo
ilere Splagsbule, tilberenoe lomue
acknowledgment. Sdbet iGttes til
mere emo en- 9fiaiou Collars. Seben
pur iaa iterf, at Allou-Siuiells Camp
itib ~9luitrion". iom Ioa oeb Srpeger
roeuior, antGnoteS, % 30 al Sei9t'
ningcn maatte iege 6reIie geo at
boppe ~operborS. SaaSSmanoSmat
Gloi Slieu 90 Sprbsoerne Sames
5lpm oa gatrid q. @tecbam antoges
al bare brllfuet. Tette or itttert for
6lpnnS nebfommenSe, ba mon bar
iunbet hans Sig. Se ileite al Mfatrc.
ierne iusmmcbe ilanb; men IL az
Dem fom iii SfnNe % moatte inSlps'
9eS pan CT SoipitaI. Snben Slocn
blcp iIuffet ombcrA | "auitrian"
bapoe ben icrtRret belle Soerbpanin.
gen. Sfibet anfom Seu ioe 90 baooe
IoSiet en- Gel al 2aSningeL Serni
ifotif sSbiifp for $4,000, iom blep
inolaet paa en- Sisbob % ioriGrebeS,
Get bar en- SpnitraaIe. icm pcIote
granocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08
YIN Ioitrntc fra 2oenit.

Golf, iom Dor NOR 2oeitIt, noroen.
for 3etorab, bar ira 9io i'll nnoen
aiort 5orisa poa at foa beore Ioit.
%betientne. 0u bar en- Snipeftsr ior
2anbpoitruter pGret | Soellt % ieei
ooer ben paatGnfte Suite, iom ifal gao
sitoper ira Occult giennem Si8blanb
Soprfbip % tilbage, ialt omtrert 20
ail. Get iorlpoer, at Snipeftsren
bar anbeialet Sprettelien al oenne
Iirte, % oct er ianoipnIiet, OF asoit oil
blipe Ieperct Der aIleeoe ira 15Se Sii.
Ii al. gn @ramen ior Boitierere pao
SanSet Hal bolees ! Goitbulet | DC.
eprab paa Ssroag. 8uiten pan Den
me Rrte ira Occult ifal brinaes Der.
op al goitisrer go. A / 9ecorob 90
sna no ira Occult al. II. 8ette pt!
aipe Golf ~sitenfor 2ocuit boglig 8oit'
betieniug % pil blipe ct tort 6ren.
ifriSt / Communicating meo Den M
nGrnbe Srcning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08
Zen Abe SnIi.

SribeSSSaaen ieireSes Der pna en-
freSeIis % title Dsoooe. George
9bRlps baooe, iom isr i%ortalt, isrget
Tor, at ole SfoIebern ifiiISe iaa en-
3icnic, % tioIis pan @itcrmiNbasen
iamleSes sc peo aongre8ationaliit.
firten, boorira DC fisrtes til abbeps
9sorf | @eit Iecorab. Ger bapoe &c
ulifcrS @oro. &c fit al Den See
Cream, lemonade % Stage, De fiu6e
iortpre. 6urperferiet, JON DIR. Ybelps
Iapoe anitaffet blep ON aiteren offp.
ret pad GourtiNlSbaffen Get too liz
prngtipt M % Der bar en- Wiasie
Nlemeifer tilitebe ior al ie oct. Song-
ioreninsen "2uren" lang ira Court.
huiet Here pafre Sonse, iom aiorSe
me9et til at iorsee 6eititemningeu.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ssnoa9sifdebsrn
bapSe belle Sasen Ticuic paa College
grunoeu.
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Roiebuo,a abnineen.

Snbianerreierpationen &oiebuo |
@reeorp Gprntp, g. 9af., aabueoes
Den Ste SSuli % Tegiitrerineen be.
apnotc. 316 Yerioner bapbe belle
Ratten iiorpeien itaaet % pentet
sienSe Megn. Ga Snipeftsr WcEbaul
liiffebe op 9sren til "Haobbuiet",
par Der en- Sfore paa omfring 1900,
iom piloe iaa fine Rapne inb / Hegie-
rineens Bigger. 9e, iom bapoe OPP
holbt iis unber aaben !Simmel ON
0ntten, lao III paa Soroen og ipiaebe
Sort. 6olf gift omfrina og iolste
Mfao, % be fit noget at ipiie.
s. Q. Barnes fra 9pen Hep 9orf
blep ben fsrIte, iom fit fit Rapn ino-
fort. San itiueoe Jig peo @aaobu.
lets Dor al. A Ianoag eftermio.
oag.
Gamer os 9amIe SoIbater babe
iuet EIabS gaptiitfirfen, 90 DC
Soloater, iom timber en- 3orporal itco
paa gagt, inofauot liz paa Glaoien !
Solrenningen, &pinoer beepnbte at
fomme al. A ON Morgenen os itiue'
beS / 2inie nleo Geteraner fra 8ri'
gen.
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P%cituofeterne.
llbbrag al 9anobrnssbcpartemcntcts
nscntlise Speriigt.

8eirbureouet | 8aibington bar no.
itebt felgenoe Bulletin: Gen llee, iom
enbte Den Ace Slili bar nalminoelig
folio / ggnene peo Storiiserne og ! De
miotre Gale, iaa aarsgrsbens llopif'
ling f~oriinfeoes; men Semperotnren
nar ieroeles %gunitig ! De ipolige Stn'
ter. | aIippebiergeneS 2anosoele o9
peo Stiaebapsfpiten. Hegn falot rige.
iist sitenior 4lippebiergene og bar
temmelig gobt foroelt; men ! ben ne.
Ore Wisionri-9o og / 8eoriperbalen
blep Der for meget at oct. &egn mang-
Ter frembeles | ptsie 3ele at be ipoat-
Imtiife Stater og / @olfitaterne,
fight 9srfen for en- flor Gel er OPP
bort / bisie 9iItrifter. 9aa Den moro.
lige Stiaebapsfpit trGngeS mere
Heon.
s Iebraifa og aanias har Waiielt
poret aobt; men / De miotre og sItliee
3ele al Maisbeltet bar bet aaaet
imaat paa @rino al bet fislige 8eir.
Snbbsitningen al @interbpeoe bar
ifrcbet tent frem | Wisiouri % aan.
ias. % ! Den fsritnGpnte Stat bar
ben taget nogen Sfabe, meoens Den
tsrfeoes paa Ngeren. Sra pisie ggne
i Misio1iri flages oeiaa ODER Tilit %
ben iamme alage lpoer fra 9ebraifa
og aanios. ct beore Ssitpeir bar
raaoet sitenfor Misiisiippi-Sloben
oa i BET belle bar Irbeibet aaaet ralt
frem. s Sbio.G aIen, Oregon oa
@aibinaton er Snobsltningen al Sin.
terbbebe beepnbt.
5 oen noroIige Del al 8aarbpebe.
belief bar @eiret fjSligt % rant, ian
en- raif Sefit b~inbrebes; men | Oct belle
Ter oct BOG goot no pad Iarene. Snb.
6eretningerne fra ben isnore Del al
8darbbeoebeltet autpber. at Den iioit,
i%orlene ltge BAR gunItigere emo ber
foregaaenbe. Der bar oaIaa ct Srem'
ifribt til oct beore | @aibineton; men
| Oregon er afseite imaa, % man
penter lig en- ifral Seit,
Sanren itoar / Ilmin6eligbeb 10.
nenoe; men pad lapt 2anb | Minne,
iota 6or ben liot al for megen Spoe
% bet iamme er Silfploet / 3ele al
Wisionri, Hebraifa og Sflaboma.
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9erOrab o. Snlegll.
Zen she 5nIi 1904
@ammeI settier bpS.

Sobu I. Scim osbc ioaa RorS'
oos) Roraes | fit Srm Der ! Spei
efter omirent 6 tigers SpgeIeic,
GeSSoarioecn bar aolobrono. af'
heoe Dor fsot Den 4oe Sonuar 1881
pon @oorben Seim | Sorbanger. :
1856 fom ban til amerifo % boz
belle Sioen boet / Ninneibeif Gountp
Sor ofntrent 10 Mar iioen ilptteSt
han fro lin 5arm % boiatte Iig ! Ge'
eorob. San efterIaber Tia aonc %
10 @srn, 2 Senner % s Getre. BE
aropeIien ioresaar fra Siemmet Sen'
oas eiternioOap al. 1 og fra Big
Gonpc airtc ioume eftermiOons mel,
lem I'll. 3 og 4.
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Smaapluf.

49, GborIep Sonier reiite ManSalS
@lften oeitoper iii Benefited, 2. Sat.
for al prsue al ina SaR0 pan 8oiebuO
&eRrpntionen.
9roi. Realie, Mtrs. Reaue o.
2utt2ren 2ifta reiitc / 2srSags aiteS
til Dlc6arlanO, isis, ior at beige
9Snit. Brandt o. andre Slestniuge %
@enrer Serneoe. Eroiesioren boIot
Abe SuIita!en peS 2utber College
alubbens Sen / @S5arlanO.
- @eorse 9belps, Der Jon fsr for.
tall bleO ip9 / 9bieaso, mdditenunSer.
fnite fla en- Operation paa Wtonroe
Soipital Ter tom / Girs6u9s 3ele.
gram til 6. !. @eiier ira bans BRO.
Der Sbonos ON, at ban Igtfeiig bapSS
o~Deritoaet Speraiionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08

tuongd)cng. S~dpnncicrnes gftipitet !
Spo err ogino opbsrt, Sa Sen. aaircfi
trieS al risiiife trooper ira Noro.
Dian uenter, at 6ienotlisbeoerne mart
biz opbpre; men iiaar be gienuptages,
bill H,rsiernc pGre iitaito til at gribe
Gfcniipen. Trooper fcmrner oagIis
til Dem.
Ssncng cen 3Sie Sill t~elegraeres
ira Tatdefiao: "glt er title paa llb.
poiterne. Gen. auropatfin er FER %
optages al Get ireoelige arbeioe at foo
iitano ct permanent Soipital pan 200
Senge. Get er grunSet al mand)ii.
rife SernbuncfoIf. Soipiialet er emo.
M life iulot, Sa finn 15t Vatienter
ligger GER
Ger ioreIisaer babe en- iapaneiiit
cs en- riisiiif SnSberetuins ON ct
Sammenits6 / Rotien-T asiet. 8en.
Siirott Tiger, at 10 rrsltlfe gatolIpner
gicroe ct beitigt gngreb | taaeet Beir
poa De iaponeiiife 5orpoiter Den 4be
Suli. Otter ct poloiomt Suatoge.
mrng blep Mlisierne breone mob 8eit.
Sapaneierre bopSe 10 bsoe % 80 iaa.
reoe. Husiernes Cab bar bobbelt lao
Itcrt.
@eneralsitnart Seller inoberetter
til ct. Petersburg , at IS rusiife
aompanier ienStes no paa &efognoice.
ring for at iaa oiSe, boor iterf Den ia.
paneliife Scratching er, iom apance'
rer moo 2iaopnng, % be fom Den Ace
Il aolliiion meo 6ienSen mellem $40.
tien, os Sensbni.g asierne. On fart
aamp opitoo. % Rlisierne trof iig til
base ior Opermogten. eiterat De bapoe
~forOiSiet ia ON, Door iterf 6ienoen er
paa ben aant. RiiSiernes Dab opsi.
pes oficielt til 200.