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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
SampittisbeSsuag. Sra 6rcoericit

Sampittisbebsnas. Sra 6reoericiu
meobeIeS Den t4be RouenIber: Gen
170e Hopember 1900 ncobrRnbte
StaIoen til en- gtenoom paa Ranbs
Warf; 4 8iser og en- Seit inoebrpno.
te. Set lpffeees life oen Gang at OPP
ipore, bporleoeS SIoen bar opfom.
men. Soag bar imiblertio gienoom.
mettS bapGrettbe @ter, Der mi er DO.
iiooer1oe / Sreoericin, nnrielbt iig ielp
lom granoitifter og er bIepen orrc,
Iteret. Com Wotip til 6orbrpbelieu
angiDer nan, at nan piloe ifaffe 5;g
Eengeforbel, bpilfet Dog life lpfs.eoes
BAN. San bar tiIitoaet pao Grub
at itooigt Dorettbe Sambitttgbeb2Hoe
Der napnlig pinte BAN, 11anr glnr5on.
gen for 6orbrpoelien nRrmeoe fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
st G%rpGroiat 6pQeaium.

st GruGroist a~Oleginm. Snsona
Den 18oe Hoo. bar Oct 200 gtar, iioen
GlerS aoItegiluu, Sen fierSte rsS,
gpgniug / a~anifeitrpoe / aisbeu.
bopn, bleo inopiet. Stsbet til bets
SpretteIie gap Ell 5beater6rono i
1899, beo bpilfen gtatSraao gIer5
miIteoe en- Son og Cater. : lin ito.
re Sorg belIutteoe ban, at 10000
Rt9sodter at bans Sormle ifu(oe an.
penoeS til SpfsreIie al ct aoQeaium
Tor 10 trPn8enoe Stloenter. : 1887
ltopioeoes @9relierue$ antaI, iaa at
Der bleo Glaos til boerIigere s Stt.
oeretOe. Seo ben &eiligbeo blep set
Iuottoriltm neOlogt, / bpiIfet Sen.
rif Steffens baboe bolot fine befruQ.
tenoe 6crel9sninger. vi ienere be.
fienote Glerite alumner fan. ifslae
"Iottttfen", nGoues 9~rsbrene Or.
IteS, Sapetns SteeHitrup % 8orsaae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
Den oauife 8rpnlanpsiGrS. ! Ip.

Iiis.grifiens onoen Expedition I'll
Gitgreninno. hportit MT badhe oct
~sfonomilte og ninenIfabelige er orS.
net, pil ifelse "9annebrog" Raleren
ahtpn. 6riis inotaee oen EIaoS iom
MaIeren SARAH Woltfe iioit iaa
imuft uofnlote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

Srano / 9ier. On itsrre 9pgning
meo llObus pao @aaroen Suiebps
@runb, t~ilbsrenbe GroprietPr GiIs
@routben | 2ier. neobrGnote forleoen
Not totalt. gronoen bar utoiliomt
baoiot, cg BET ifulbeS piltllot en- I'll.
fpIoigbeo, at life otte RermeIfer in.
nebrnnote.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
granS paa "SubngaarSs6uim",

~" .
Gaa Sopebgaaroen "Sobngaaros,
bolm peo IaIborg tilbsrenbe 6.
Soaeien. iihbrso Der S0 peo 6sSioen
frrIeoen Worgen. al. S1a bar llbs
bpgninaerue uebbrpnbte meb llnota.
8elie al Seite. og S%nineitdloene. CO.
90 &reattirer t~roebrrnote, og al SIT.
ra9en brpnote. Sloeu opitob peo at
ell Spgte erpIooereoe og ialot ueo /
Salmen. Ssssret bar foriifret I
"9mmarf" for 10000 Ser, og 9pg.
ningerre / 2anobpgtringerneS aImin.
beige 9ranbforiifring. Sfaoen on.
ilaaes til ca. 100000 Ser. gpgnin-
gerne por ioriifreoe / 2anbbpgninger.
mes almiltoeIiae grdroiorlifring for
$4,000 SIR, bporaf 10000 SIR. fa[-
Der paa De br9note 8pgninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
Ranae ElafsurDener.

tubebotoerroe tiIidnmen $50 8ilo'
gram ct. SlafSorbener; ofienbtes
SSre0ag ben 10oe Rop. fra Stocfbolm
til gureautef q. 81. 9ulI | &rtftia.
mia, Offender bar Oct nor'fe ann.
ccQi / Stoct1olm. Get er life Sroes
ner, ion Soenifer bar IeDeret tilbage.
men fduoqntte, iom olbrig bar b9ret
uooeIt. IpropoS - fan ri pore b.,
fienot al at 'tage imob oisie aben at
betofe Song Oscar, bpoo be bar fet
ftet BAN, fpsr8er ct norif 8lab. Gen
tioliqere aonee .befoiteoe iom be-
fjen6t Sroensrue at. i'm seselt
9Qsie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
SurbeiGrS. Sra 5arse meSoeIes

SuroeierS. Sra 5arss meSoeIes
oen t6oe Ropember: &anoStbingss
mono s. Seitersnorbs Sorbsprb
foregif ioog. s oct talrige Sslge be.
mGrfeoeS bl. a. So~IfetbmgetS Sor.
manS og ca. 90 3igsoagsmqn6 %
aalburg amtsraao. 9Iatot De man.
ge &runie bar er Sslpfrans fra 8en.
ner % &eHtn9sfGaer pna Rigsoagen
% Ell itgneret &rnns fra 2nnbbrugs.
miniiteriet. $ Siemmet toIte SoIte.
tbingets Sormano, q. Sbomien,
2anosfbin9smano Senien.aarsleo
Ssiifoleforitanoer SrebrifIen / Stsu.
ring, SIR. 9erteIien, Saubrogoaro, o.
fbo. SetitoIefortanoer 2ourien al
Sltnobp. Siiten fsrtes berefter iii
6orse airte, fulgt al ca. 100 9ogne;
6elget tatte ca. 600 Yerioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
SaffeauSSticueite.

mettet bar tilitiaet ale SaHoets Sog'
nepreIter en- Nnmooring ON at boil
be @uoStiareite, til Saf for Score
Iaubets SeIpitpubigbeO puu Sdlp.
acrSongcn efter llnfbGngigbcoser'
f~lpringen Sorsbog ben 7oe Gecem'
Der. 3isie 8uostieueiter oil bItpe
meaet ~beittoeliae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

: SIen. Gen 70 aar 8aInIe elias
Sopben foGot tgienpem Sien paa
9oooepanoet, i6et ban bolot paa at
trptfe @eo oper Sien paa Ell aielfe.
Gn Woro befonot itg poa 2anb og /
AtprGe0cn al llIpffeSiteSet, men fun.
b. fife biGIpe, ha Sien par for ibag.
Ssreno man fra @aaroet heb op.
mGrfiom pao Goren og fltnbe fomme
tiIiteoe meo 9oao, bar Den gantIe
bso. - Zen fsrIte, iom fonr til lllpf.
fcSiteoet, bor BEN IoruIpffebeS Ssn,
Son. Gen gamIe itoo opret meo
SooeOet oper Gnnoet og meo begge
Spnoerne boIOenoe Jig / Geolesiet,
fortpIler "Senomer$poIten". .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
Sra Danmarf.
En MtaipnhuuoeI

Ierbanfeu | aisbenham bar ifsIse
"Rol.@ al aisbenbapns aommine
fisbt Den @runo bporpao ben M rteo'
renne Siiiarfaierne Ina ! 8rsnnln'
gen. Eriien er SO Ser. pr. aoaorat.
allen eller iaIt ca. 2 WtiI. Sroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

De oiplumatiife Saecrs 9ebanb'
IingSnadbe bIeu faftiut | Stdtsroao
for[eoen DAG. De ifdl foreorages
paa dlminbelig Wuaoe at ltbenrigSs
miniteren ! Gtotsroa0, foriuopiOt De
life CT nf SEN gtatur. at Be bsr bent
meligbol0es. Siaafalo foreorageS
Sogen al llbenriesmiriiteren i
Statsmtntitererts % Su%ftttsnini.
iterens Rprp9r % fSres / Ell iPrifiIt
@rotofOl. iom fan GRANTEES al Ell IN.
ben Soelstiuget oatgt &ontite poa
bsiit 9 MebIemmer, Der bar SauS.
beOspIiet. Gor benne &omite ltal
funne freml99ges Oe / @runolopen
tGbnte bemmelige arttfler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
Nilialas eQer fineie.

aeres sorita og Areaturiarm, 5 Wil fra
3srnbansitattou, | GmH,ons gpuHtp. n. lat,
onttreut IS gpilt inoult for Bismard. SrRat'
bar lab 9rrrie, 100 IHoer RIoa, Heitert |
@Rs, Sdureaaua iHoaiRroet. Sdr e. Tibet,
men tonfortabelt pus meo aiGlotr, TOR
Yaoe Heo 8aiemeHt, 3sx12 Tco, eBraneru,
BrBao, 8iHomglls o8 8oRobebUlser GA ansre
Scrbsoriuger. apleee Iote adr 80 Saihels
vr. We're, CIT at &c beofte iyarrHe / Gntmuns
Gountp. Gtf atue apoe 8ilsuar. Sfrtp til
9iereH, &. &. gSnfoe. grangepiae, 3caso,
sller I'll %. y. startmrre, aseut, / Sajclton,
North 5atota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

Aaibore Snbbnsseranial er efter
oen mn enote Sptrllina 3t,026 MOB
30,S96 ifior. Ser er altiau en- Irem.
gang al 1870.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

MorR 0ut, 20 aar gammel, snIter
at to~rreigunosre meo en- i~faHoinopiit
SIae aIoereH ira 10 til % adr. Senb TO-
tograft ON nuliA. AorsSie: NJ. r., Dor
IS. MeHtor, Niinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
LILA NJ MS
- o -
EuIe- Excursion
GeuIt 2ttrmbr fgrflummtnat.


Htgorgt. 5uertge os 5aamarf ueo Dem iturt.
| uuc, imaite, Hire. hurttge "a Iage % 10 u.
| mer ira lGHo III 2auoL moeerUe o. beipgmi
tn0re;teoe 3amper VIRGINIA" lgss
Eropsaers 5urbtH. Zen itgrite % hurtigis
AtlauieyhauS camper ira Sano El S4He, Ct
uopertrafet fIpoeuoe 8alaos.
GHbper, Der pHlier a. oeIta1e ! osHae @rs
turlton, hpUr SsioToriaqen &c Der hRytigite.
aurien ben met oirstte, Seliia5eE bet bsRags.
llsiie ca muntrsits, SenertuiHs % aRioiss
Der bsoTe ps -eultgite, bgr heH5eHee ts tto-
hat iur 8eierpatloH al uoiSgt % bstpeuI
gla0s iii 3. W. A. P0PPE. Minneapolis, MINI,
eller bpllsuipmasiit aHeeU Al peEs A5enlsr
| Apropeiten.
ESQ gtuisRs slesans aapetr % 5gpfoeane mtasEt
E9IHHtaBulis % a%tegfEsal, ~saarngaaae asss In
5gtts. etct ~ 5a9H.
Rst vft ubsa Ir1i care AZ SEtsuest i9f ale. bfT
thge a4tsr al rsiie nj san!tsSmost az saohEin a1Ea
uier EDleSniHasr enieE ira
ALLAN & CO., rar ssgs'al s ssl.' cs sssSsi
'a'F r. w. a. p
General Northwestern Agent.
I3xyaxhiugt ton i've. ). MipneapOlls, MinIA-s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
SAT- o M
tiiyAlaS elier tiusie.

anerffsfsfreatsr naper ~FHffgsa, ~ytnttrs. Sytrs
iaias~ o. "gftsrfSsraisf~ foftgr so6snfs fut b Orb ser
apsE Sdng. o. to 9tRts et. Orb For aI4, iom ~ougrfseer
Y Lro. dGsrflsientraser lns.1ses isfs foy mtzsre sus
y seRfs' yen8s Haa HfrGyt3eiig rstbsslag afr Sc
htutagts. let lsuueF ia RE al 5oafsrs iad iH,aa
SaaHmler.
sssteHassttisuo iStss Is geuts py. ataie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05

NAAR De snsker en- in. xslsnzgende Ost, sac
~ torisng WEAVER BRAND"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-05
ALLAN d 6u., T4faeSsOn slvd, eh
'a'' +. w. a. POPPE,

GeneraI N~orthNestern AGENT
1 ashipgt ton Aye.s. Minneapolis, Milan
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

The ofncial repor, from New Orleans
for the 20 hours ended 81 8 y. N. %
the 25th showed; New caes of yellow
fever. IS. total /, o date. 1896. Deaths.
q. total TO da,e. 252. Cases remaining
under treatment. 80.
Three cases Of yellow fever are re-
ported from Culfpost, Miss Additional
cases which were reported on the 25th
wefe rs fol,oss. Lake Providence. 2.
Good HOPE. ?: Pecan Grove. 2;MorEan
city, /. Patterson. .. Hansoa CITY. ..
Mlssiss .pni Cry. Mis-. /.
The Italians and oiher foreign races
are the be,c rolr Of New orleans. They
carried the Infection out of the cay
when the epidemic first broke out. and
are how carrying Il back and planting
Il ia new lccai.I1s.
Corsld,ratl. agitation was caused al
Gregory. No. By the dsath Of a Grtek
iallfcai lahofcT. Who arrived recently
from Mississippi. from What the phys1-
clans pronounced a. a oase OF yellow
fever. Two additional cares are ssid
TO have developed.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

Jshn Moore, . Negro, Taken Frsrs
Jan At Nsvbsrn and Hanse'


Newbcrn. N. C.. Aug. ls-Johsl
Moore. a negro. 20 years old, was ana
from Craven county Jail. In this ouy.
ard iynched BY o mob Of 100 masked
men armed with rifles and revolver,.
With his hands tied behind him. The
negro was led ont about . third On
mile from the jail To the draw OF Neu,s
river bridge. hanged I o one Of ia
braces and his body riddied with bul.
lets.
Entrance 10 the jail was effected by
forcing the 1aller 10 surrender the keya
As soon ~ the attack was discovered
the naval reserves were called out TO Al.
tempt 10 prevent the iynching. sherlR
J. W. Biddie pleaded that Moore b
left 10 the law. tut his efforts were un-
availing and the mob carried out IL
plans
Moore entered the country store Of
George Eubanks. at Clarks. seven miles
from Ncwbern. last Friday. whom the
rroprie,or's wife was the only one In.
The negro attempted robbery aud struck
Mrs. Eubanks on the head with a meat
az. f~racturing the skull and INJECTING
Injuries which. u they do rot prove fa-
tai. will At least cause not only dishy-
urement but lifelong suffering.
The real cause OF the lynohlng lay 10
tho fact tina, a, his preliminary hear.
ing Mcore's bond was nxed " the small
sum Of $500.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

While another famine Is throa'cnlns
lni.a. owIus 10 the scan, rain brought
- the southwest monsoon. and While
The crop - Russia ar. falling shof'
~ previous years. II IL cheering TO Oh
serve the period Of peace and plenty
hat this year mcans Ia the United
states. The August report tells a
story ~ vas, stores u golden grain for
the consumer and wealth for thu
farmer. The winter wheat crop Is os'
ilmatcd nj i.i.5oo. 600 bushels. The
spring wheat production Is placed AT
~.s5,?3i.Opo.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01
why MRS. ROGERS Is LIVING


Bellows Falls. VI. Aug. ss.-ssna.
tlonai testimony concerning aralrs a.
the state prison nj Windsor was glyea
ut a hearing Of the Investigation u
public Institutions now being held BY
the state.
Horace Boyd. = prison oiicer, test-
ned regarding the alleged conduct Of
Mrs. Mary NJ. Rogers. the Benn.nstoa
woman who was convicted OF the muir
der Of her husband. Marcus Rogers. 10
August. 1899. but not hanged. II 4 sn-
nounc-d that the woman Is soon 10 W
come . mother.
Boyd declared that Vernon Rogers. .
convict who IL serving . sentence Of
IS years. had told him that he tRos-
ers) had access last spring to Nina
Rogers cell by mean Of . key which
he had made In the machine shop q
the institution.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01
LOOMS NAY co TO BRAZIL
SD Threaten 10 nsi.s ~
Oid srasdaL

Washington. Aug es.-Revlvai OF he
report that President Roosevelt Is cons
sidcring sending Francis d. LOOMS.
assistant secretary of state. a ambas.
sador TO Brazil to succeed Ambassador
Thompson. who Is TO be transferred 10
Mexico. has aroused sharp criticism
here. Such an appointment must re-
ceive the confirmation Of the senate.
and II Is said that n LOOMS nams
ever zones before the senate thu old
Venezuelan scandal will he thrrshei
out again. with evidence against
LOOMS never yet presented.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01
asN.mAL NnMs ,rsMs.

Nrs. Naomi Aldrich. OF FREDERICK.
Mich. has been bound over for trial
charged with having poisoned her tao
little sous. agei Fix and clght years.
with arsenic. Their lives we're Insured
for go each.
The State Of Kansas has entered
three suits aEalust bonding companies.
To- "cUyor on the toad Of ex-Sia,e
TREASURER Kelly the funds lost by him
In the failure o; the First national
bank Of Topeka.
Gov. Highs of New York has been
asked 10 pardon a young college student
who chose to accept a sentence Of three
years imprisonment In Sing Sing for
. theft " which he was Innocent "
shield the name Of a prominent woman
from III. tongue OF scandal.
President Roosevelt without letting
anyone into the secret. wen, GU, with
Lieut.. Nelson. on the submarine tor.
pedo boa; Plunrer. to the mouth Of
Oyster bay. and enjoyed three hours
81 excitement while the little vessel was
being put through her PAGES In about
~ feet OF wafer. The president wAs
delighted with his experience.
The Prls Ian health authorities have
failed to discover any cases Of Asia,!e
eholtra at Culm. West Prussia or else
whore In the territory adjacent to the
Nlsiula river.
Edwin :. Holmes. Jr.. former axo-
eiate s,aiistician Of the department. OF
agriculture. Who was dismissed In con
n.cilon with the leakage OF cotton re
ports. has been Indicted by the District
Of Columbia srand jury on 4 charge
Of conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment.
The Equitable Life Assurance society
has Icired with the State Of New Yorl
In asking for . full Investigation In
court VI the acts OF It's directors and
officers.
Baron Kaneko. the japanese conf
dental agent In this country. says
Japan wants peace. but We wan, peac'
with justice. Russia wants peace with
honor. Those desires are not incom.
patibie. We may have peace yet
hope so"
Eighteen persons are known TO b,
dead or m'ssins as ue result OF tn'
eioudburst al Taba'ro. Col. "hici
hooded the 'o~h'
Aeeordins 10 brads'feets the ou,ioo'
Tor proh'aoie iAil trade In all o
Was never better =.
Inc petition LOT ptooa'e OF ne VII
OF tue h'e 'onh nay h'eu ny NJ
~idow' states 'ha' ne iett property rec
snd personal 10 'ne 'siue OF UPWARD
s..o'oo",
rfesiaeh' HooseNei' mas eecep'ed 'n'
once OF honorary Viee,president OF IN
f"oic schools annette league IN
n~esdahar'e's Oh ~h'en are 10 New TOT
Guy.
The fofes'srs o america, a. tnsi
u convention IN bunaio n l.
saop'eu q resolution tA'orins me eA
ciusion OF japanese from the unlte'
states ON the same hhes a. the Cn'
nes..
As no authority mas been gwen D!
/ the navy leUArtmplt for the Immediate
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01
A SENSATIONAL SUICIDE


Minneapolis. MINI. Aug. 2s.-Bat .
few minutes after the close Of Rev W.
u. Ruey's address at the First Baptist
church. Q man who Is thought to bs W.
Rowen, OF Sublette. ILL.,. got up In .
Pew and fired a bullet through his
heart, dying Instantly. On search q
his clothes. . draft for 500 was found
on his person. made on In the name Of
w. Rowen. Sublelte. III. Some smal
change was found In another pocket.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

The danger OF indiscrimlnate aims
giving was brought forclbly To mind
the other day when the police Of the
metropolis arrested SIX men on the
charge Of being professional beggars.
One OF these men had In his posses
sion cash amounting to nearly sir
hundred dollars, and on another .
handbook was found showing depos'
It's OF 3l,i00. The ease with which
these mendicants play upon the sym
pathies Of the public vas emphasized
by the attitude Of the bysfandcrs IN
ward the ofhcers making the ar
rests.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

SSrmons In stones have become
coInmun enough since BIOLOGISTS
ieagncd 10 lui"rpfc; the secrets of fos'
siia To awaken melodies and har'
monies In pebbles and rocks would
SEEM a much more dlficu {. II no, I'M
possible. achievement. II has bccn &C.
oompiishc-. hosoycr. for there Is Ia
.Sis;cncc . wonderful piano. the notes
II Which are given forth by rinis ar.
RANGED In a regular sca,e. The tones
~ fnis'gcdiogical piano are OF remark.
.nls guallty
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

The -gsuc ~ the Hot Devils" 10 an
island u ere situated In the center
oi a huge hke OF boiling mud and
nimc a Java. Gases arise from the
i'ser depths and form enormous buo-
Dies In fi, sticky mud. which grow
and incf,.sa until they attain a az.
aue'ef II Owe % -x feet. These bub-
hiet afe .rga earned ssyUard by tho
sind. who're they huaily burst with Q
iOal explosion.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

The Doc,or-what, Judge. have you
really forgotten the way we bays used
10 steal Farmer Perkins melons! Why,
! thought you boosted Of having such
an excellent memory.
The Judse--I have an excellent mem.
DRY. doctor-it Is under perfect control
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

81. Louis. Aug. 2s-John J. M''.s
has entered suit for divorce In the ~
cult court against his wife. Char'c....
alleging that she frequently bea. ~
with her fists and that she nes'ses
her household duties.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

New York, Aug. 2s.-sir Michael
Hicks-Besch. former chan 1ellor OF the
e~xehequer OF Great Britain. with his
wife and daughters, arrived here on the
Umbr!a and went directly TO the Grand
Central station. where they took tho
Grst train for Vancouver.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01
rs UNPOPULAR IN JApAN.
The Proposal 20 divide ssthaIia
With Rsssia Apouses Opposttlon,

Toxic. Aus. 2s.-The proposal that
sakhalin he divided between Russia and
Japan Is exciting strong popular oppo-
siuon here, and II Is freely predicted
that acceptance OF It Will result In dem
orstra,ions against the government.
The Niehi Nichi declares:
Peace under such circumstances
would be imperfect. Peace pust be
concluded. Since the island was recov.
cred At the point Of the sword there u
no room 10 entertain the proposal for Q
partial surrender OF It,"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

Re went on the stage. did young Id<
In q private car" said he with pride
TN ONE back some day"
He did Il. bu, say
HIS . had . door on each SIDE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

A Berlin doctor lays 1, down that
the piano should nefer be used by =
ch'rl under 10 years OF agc. Out q
J teo girls Who played before the age
of IL h. fypnd az cases Of nervous
tls.asc q
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01
THE Weeks NEWS
IERSEll OUTLINED
~ kpitome Of the Nest lmpertas,
6vsats a. Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH

lassss OsvsssOsesss - y assss-
Sspssese War. Tsseshss wiz
tee s.s 81 sssesess csise6 vssa the
soSsssass W~spsesssss An owes
etc N'ssta.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

Laughed Il joke SD Broke Jaw
Philadelphia. Aug. 2s.--Morris Cold
berg Is In q hospital. suffering from .
fractured jaw. which he sustained
while laughing at Q Joke.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

Fort Worth. Tx. Aug. ga an
pute over the division Of candy led 70
the murder Of Willie Porter. wits.
aged II. by Arthur Palmer. negro. "a.
same age. Palmer plunged a pockes
knife Into the heart Of Porter, kiins
him instantly.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

tcorish women-c6nsther Il comp't
mtssry for friends to be absolutely
Igdbrant Of ther age.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

kscodSst; ~ Is5fJ.I,ehrinT. "ths
led TO infants,x the chief cause
Ibnsrsr,ies'p MI would insis, %
kpssicuri,ation Of all milk,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

rokse, Ass. -, yes o. - spe.
esasiv ssosssea essscii - The rss-
iset asa spass stesesoes ts sow ."
sssssss 1~ssessssss the hates ansi
phases 81 the pssee csst~r~see s'
rsvtsmouth.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01


Portsmouth. y. ~. Ang. :s-The ~,
Of the peace conference seems Ia hans
BY a thread. but the thread will nc, be
broken to-day. After a conference last.
ing three quarters OF an hour. be,wset
Mr.. Takahlra and Mr.. witie. 10 the
lsiters room In the hotel annex. Sunday
uigh,. the announcement OF q postpone
men; was made. Mr.. WItte explained
that Mr.. Takahlra had told him that no
new instructions had reached him from
Toxic. and fearing none might be 70
oelved before the meeting scheduled for
this afternoon. he had suggested the
proprie,y Of pos,poninr the meeting un.
III Tuesday. To this Mr.. White said he
had readily assen,ed. Mr.. Takahlrs
made the following statement:
Net Hopeless, Met Almost.
"inasmuoh as this conference Was In.
i,ia,ed by the friendly on,ces Of your
president. after consultation. We felt
that Ne shonid be cautious abou, ,ermi-
mating It's labors."
Pressed as to whether he regarded the
situation as hopeless. Mr.. Takahlra
said:
NO. o hopeless. but almos, hope
less"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01

But to ave the situation now. Japan
must speak. II. on Tuesday. she has
nothing to oner. all Is owe Mr. witie.
even II he would. Is powerless to take
n new step. His hands are tied. He
row occupies the role Of an imperial
messenger who transmits his masters
orders TO Baron komrra. and Baron
Komura turns them over TO Toxic for
the response. The conference room has
ceased to be a place for negotiations. II
y simply the place where the emperors
OF the warning countries exchange their
communications by the hands OF thclr
ENJOYS. And upon the poln, Of In
demnlty or reimbursement u "fras de
.uerre" under any disguise. Emperor
N!eholas has given the japanese EN-
perer his las, word.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-01
Russia 10 Adamsat

Mr.. wit,a accepts Il as final. and In
writing Informed the Japanese plenipo-
teniiaries that Russia would have moth
ins further to say upon this subject.
Russia would cede half OF SakhAlin and
pay the cost OF the maintenance Of the
Russian prisoners. but that was all.
Emperor Nicholas had given the same
response to the president through Am.
tassador Meyer. The Russians gen.
srally seem not displeased with the sit
ua,ion. They believe Japan has been
diplomatioally meneuvered into 4 cor
ner from which. II she now persists
In her attempt TO exao tribute with the
alternative Of a continuance OF the war.
sbc can not extrica'e herself before the
public opinion OF the world.