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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
HYDE, FALLEN HEAD OF EQUITABLE UNVEILS MYSTERY;
$685O00 FUND WAS FOR CAMPAIGN AND CORRUPTION


'sThe moment money passes into the
city treasury, it becomes public funds
and the city council has no right to or
der a refund.
With this comment Judge John Day
Smith today overru]ed the defendants
demurrer and granted.sa permanent in
junction in the case Of Charles III. Ross
against Mayor David p. Jones, City
Controller Dan C. Brown and the city
of Minneapolis. The injunction prevents
the granting of refunds on several for
feited liquor licenses in particular and
will mean the end of the practice of
granting, refunds in general.
BY holding that the city council has
no right to grant refunds, Judge Smith
practically declares the Clark ordinance
Unconstitutional and enunciates a prin.
ciple that undermines the strength of
all license refund legislation.
Coming, as: it does, alta time when the
Sunday closing seems bound to force
some Of the smaller saloons out Of bust
ness, the decision is considered of un
usual interest and Importance. Al
license holders who now cease doing
business will have to forfeit all thei
license money, no matter how much long
or they are entitled to sell liquor. Th
result may be that all of the losing sa
looms will be kept open until thei
! licenses expire!5E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
GEORGIANS IN CONTROL
Caucasus Can Be Saved to Russia Only
at Enormous Cost.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 14.-An army
Of $4,000 Georgians, armed with mod
ern rifles, hold Georgia, despite three
important Russian forces which are
converging on it. Confidential dis
patches received here by the war office
afford little comfort. All that is Of
fcially known is that Georgia has been
completely isolated for many days save
for runners. A determined guerilla
war is an accomplished fact and two
army corps will be required to conquer
it. Even one. army corps cannot be
ness in the Caucasus, and even if heavy
reinforcements were available, there is
no means Of getting them into Georgia
save afoot, as the workers on all the
Caucasian lines side. with theEFevolted
Georgians. The official view here Ia
that only a vast amount sof blood and
treasure can now save the Caucasua to
Russia sE.,-S1- sr.. r.. s-1~S..r'v- ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
SHAW WILL STAND FIRM
Millions for Legitimate Business, Not
a Cent for Spectators.

a Cent for Spectators.
Special to The Journal.
Chicago, Nov. 14.-Walter Wellman,
in a Washington special to the Record
Herald, says in part:
Millions to aid all legitimate business,
but not a cent for the Spectators in
stocks. This is the fiscal policy of the
United States treasury as declared by
Secretary Shaw. In view Of the tight
money market in New York and the
slump in Wall street, the intentions of
the treasury department and the COM
ments Of leading officials are; both i'm
portant and interesting. It is the pur-
pose Of the government to use the full
resources of the treasury, if necessary,
to tide the business world over any
stringency that may arise. If the adj
ministration can prevent it, there shall
be no interruption of the marvellous
prosperity which the American people
are enjoying.
No such Interruption is expected. The
business of the country is on too solid
basis to be affected adversely by a
spectators :, furry il IN the New York K
administration is prepared to act should
the need arise.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
LAWSON SCENTS
+. PLUNGERs' PLOT
Wires President Not to Give Aid
to Frenzied Financiers of
Stock Market.
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
New York, Nov. l4-Thomas w.
Lawson, in an advertisement, announces
that he sent telegram to President
Roosevelt, saying in part:. 49,
"Mr. President: At the close Of
business in Wall street tonight it is the
current report. that your secretary Of
the treasury has agreed to help the
'frenzied fnanciers Of the New York
stock market out Of their plight and
will come to the rescue tomorrow with
$25,0O0,O00 of the government IS funds.
I am aware that in the past other sec
retaries of the treasury have won large
financial profits as well as presidencies
of great banking institutions by using
the nations millions to relieve just
such 4 emergencies '.6Eas exist in Wall
street, at this moment, but that this will
be allowed under your admin stration
II cannot credit ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
CHICAGO MAN NOT
OF ROYAL DESCENT

& London, Nov. Thames Ord of Chi
cago is not of royal descent. Lord
Stourton, Mrs. Fitzherbert s cousin and
confident, to whom she left all her
papers and a commission to write her vim
dication, testified in court of law that
no child was ever born to Mrs. Fitz-
herbert. Lord Stourton swore further
that in 1887 he and the Duke of Well
who claimed to be an issue Of the mar
rage between Mrs. Fitzherbert and her
royal husband. IL did not trouble N.Y.
self to notice the claim, y Lord Stourton
testified.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
No Calamity Theaters.

No calamity threatens the nation 8
legitimate interests. What has hap
pened is that a coterie Of reckless
fance of worldwide money stringency,
have inaugurated a persistent series Of
dangerous stock operations. Having
exhausted the resources Of their own
banking houses, they are now demand
ing that the United States treasury
shall help finance their gambling en-
terprises. -: . =.
"Knowing that Theodore Roosevelt
stands for the square deal, / feel
confident that you, Mr.. President, will
take decisive measures to render vain
this cold-blooded attempt to bolster up
gambling ventures with public funds. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
RUSSIAN REVOLT
EVEN IN FAR EAST
Riots in Vladivostok and Great
Destruction Caused by
Flames.
Cruiser Minneapolis Ordered tc
Kronstadt to Protect the
Americans.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 14.-The up
heaval in Russia following the promul-
cation Of the reform manifesto has now
reached Vladivostok and Yeniseisk
and other extreme points of the en-
pre- At Vladivostok the condition Of
affairs is critical. Many persons have
been killed and the foreigners have
taken refuge oQ ships in the harbor.
Many public buildings, stores and
houses have been pillaged and fired by
the mob. +. 81. ---.-- 49,.
London, Nov. 14.-A dispatch to the
Daily Standard from Lisbon says
Charles Page Bryan, the American min
lister to Portugal, has. communicated to
the commander of the cruiser Mime:
apolis an urgent telegram received
from Washington instructing him tc
interrupt his cruise and go immedi
ately to Kronstadt to protect Ameri
cans there and to disembark marines il
necessary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
MILLIONS FOR GOOD ROADS. :

New York, Nov 14.-Altho the actual
figures will not be known until the count
Is made, officers Of the Automobile club
Of America are able to state that the
amendment which allows the creation of
a fifty million bond issue for the improve
ment of the highways Of the state has
been passed, and in the next few years
automobilists will see system of great
highways in the state. --'..'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
GEAR sHUNs CAPITAL
Emperor Fears to Visit the Winter
h: Palace. Where White Is Installed.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 14.-Emperor
Nicholas and the Russian court will not
come to st. Petersburg this winter. A
short time ago it was announced that
the emperor was about to return to the
Winter Palace, in an annex Of which
Count Witte has installed himself, but
his majesty has now. decided to go from
Peterhof back to Tsarskoe-Selo, where
years, excepting the last months spent
at Peterhof.
Except on the occasion of the cere-
mony Of blessing the waters last -Janu-
ary, when the emperor narrowly es-
capped death owing to a mysterious
charge of grape being fred in the direc-
tion of the imperial party by. a salut-
ing battery, the emperor has not
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
DYNAMITE STICK AS
BASEBALL; z MAY DIE
Journal Special Service,

Journal Soec1al SerVlce'- =.
Trinidad, Col, Nov. IA. Russian en-
thusiasm for baseball resulted disas
trously yesterday when two miners,
Mac Srok and John Viskiwitch, used
stick Of dynamite with which
to play with. All went mer-
rily until the dynamite exploded on a
red-hot stove. Both were hurt badly in
the explosion and are not expected to
racOYer. So. = u
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14

Red Wing, MINI, Nov. 14.-F'ranlz Lal-
low, who was indicted by the grand jury
for holding up and robbing Joseph Lund-
berg, near Cannon Falls last July, was
sentenced to the reformatory at St.
Cloud
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
MABEL Mckinley IN DRAMA.

New York; Nov. 14.-Mabel Mckinley,
niece Of the late president, who has been
appearing in vaudeville, made her debut
in the legitimate in New York last night
at the Metropolis theater. She was
starred in the four-act pastoral comedy
drama, 1.-THE Parsons Wife, by Carroll
Fleming. re
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
AFRAID: sHuNs SONS FUNERAL

New York, Nov. 14.-General Louis
Fitzgerald, missing witness, did not at
tend the funeral Of his son yesterday
fearing, it is said, the subpoena servers of
the insurance investigating committee
The process servers We're not sent to the
funeral.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
ROBERT WHITEHEAD DEAD.

London, Nov. 14.-Robert Whitehead,
inventor of the torpedo which bears his
NAME died today at shrivenham, Berk-
shire. 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14
The vanderboom influence.

Captain Vanderboom is pointed out
as a great offender in the violation of
amateur rules and as a promoter of
laxitv on the part of others. The old
story of taking care'' Of men in the
capitol is revived, but nothing more
than was aired last spring is brought
out.
Declaring that if dishonorable prac-
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-14

Has Some Splendid Opportuni-
ties on two interesting
want pages.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-24
WorIev ON amerifa.

Sfior CONNER beiegte ben engelife
Tolitifer Sobn Worlep, 8~laoItoneS
Iiicipel % Ben, BEN brittle aoloni
CANADA % De 6orenebe Stater, og ou
ban fprleoen aften bolbt tim isrite 20.
litiIfe Gale eiter Siemfomiten, iogoe
ban, at ban alorig bapoe gianemles
bet to mere interesiante og belGreuoe
Waaneoer emo De. ban ~tilbragte paa
Den arben SIDE al Saoet.
Si bar bort meget ON &orrlption
/ amerifa, iasbe ban, men Silitonoen
fan life prre ian iloe enoba, iiben De
to Observation-Disclosures bapoe gipet
baanberibeli9e gepiier paa fin Hei.
itaiienbeb og fin 8inigbeo til at ORE
perionliee Sorbele, naor De fom I
Strio meo oct, iom be haooe erfienot
for ret. San tpilebe life pan SoIfe.
itpret, forbi ON man peste paa Sell.
icnn Tom tilipue unber 8ienernfs.
relien oeraf / amerifa. "amerifa.
nerne tGnfte oltio, at Seilene piloe
rette fig Of zig icIp, oe Zig aif set
ogioa. Sfisnt Der / amerita life Ct
nogen StatSfirfe, iinbeS Dog intst
Sdno, bpor Der er mere 9gte % op.
rigtig @~ubsfrpet. On al De oGrite
Sine, Tom Solfeitpret i amerifa bar
at fiGmpe meo, er Sorbo!Aet mellem
grbeioe oa Sapital. gn anoen rG
item roperfommeIig @unifeligbeb er
9tegrene, iom / itore Sfarer flptter
norooper. Sepnen for 6Goreues
Wisaierninger fom Der pper amerifa.
Iiaeiom oen piloe fcurme oper Stor.
britamien, iorbi oct begaar oen Oaar'
fab OF inbfsre fiueiiIte Grbeibere til
SruuSbaol."
Wr. Mtprlep troebe, at ltpilien moo
SsitoISeu porte fig ioa iterf bIanot
Imerifanerne, Of Den btlbe blipe
mooerninoeIia, iaa man par 8iore Ill
set SGripn, at meoens man | Stor.
britonnien oisfutereoe Sorbeleue peb
geifpttelie, brep amerifa mere cg
mere benimpo Srihmbel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-24
2labcn Sonoao.

On llNitiuinQ itnI, iom beFjUnbt
I5Iola nritc Soumcr / EortIauo,
Gre. til N}iuoc ON at 2cpi2 o9
Glor( ior 100 War iiOcn op0u0cOG
yauOct Oco Stiuthopafuitcu % gao
StgQct til, at oct blcp ]ulolemmrt i DC
Toycucoc Stutcr. NIun bcrcNcr ii1
ii allie Mruitcr pon Ben itorc vi.
'Urc oeruoc, % Ct telegram iortTI'
Ter. at lloiuumQ4imrcIicu bar beillts,
tel at hoIoc inc &ortc onbnc o8ioo ON
S~ou0uQcuc lIQriom / GhicoQo % /
europa. Nuu nil life tuiugc De be.
ioRcuoe til at Noo % iIru9e / NeIaer
Oh bCrjQe &ncHs Soloouer % Torlp'
Itcli&itcocr, men man piI ogiaa "a
QIDC Dem G%nltOniug I'll nj qiere Dc
&aQttopeIicr, iom bar bragt Dem til
StcDct. Eao U4te ameritdn'f Si$ pil
man Oog Qipc SeuNn9Sbeiegene et
bpicre Spiug peb at iamIe Solicit til
Q}c0cr / lloitiainQcn& auoitortum,
bror Ser ifuI boIbc8 Saler ON He,
Iiaion, SfnleipSraSmaol, poIiriitc
8rinciper, Observation-Disclosures
Soue moo 0prploqcri % iaaoani
mere. Ter fol o1ioo ppre Sumtale.
meOer % GiShlSitoue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-24
5or 100 2lar fioen.
0anr man ifnibe fretrrs til 9oftar !
aamle 9aae.

let sif, ifriper "5perss Stiitsti.
benoe", ofte meget mere bsitioelist til
| samIe 9nge END tni ON Shinber.
Ser bar BEN Sang abifinig mere
Sorpe ODER 9iDet % Hoeii oper Eli.
pgrelien enS / Dor foIbe Sib.
Snalebes ogim, naar nnr peo
Gisbenbaors ll~niperiitet ifuIoe baDe
1oftorpraSen, rloset, Der III er en- ret
snaIigoags Ting. Sor 100 Inr u.
Den blen IaaIeoes oen, iom ifiiloe bape
bernie 7~oftorgrao. puniut en- Sat, lonl
efter Safulteter1e Dor al forifleuig
Sorpe; mon loo BAN SernGIt l9gge
Saanben paa en- BOO, Der for Sbeu-
Iogerne alti0 por gibelen, oa for NE
~ficinerne Sippofrates eller en- arloert
beremt, 9lore eller nbere meotctHff
6orfatter. berpau fremfalotes Den
ierite gebel, Tom rafte amnoioaten
Get gplone Seepter, paa bpTIfet ban
maotte inerge llniperiitetet Spoig.
beS; Sceptrene brGnote imiSlerttS !
1907.
Ieo Sreoerff zen iiettes aroning
1915 e~rhperpeoe life minore emo
toIp meotcinife Ganoibater Noftor.
grahen - SIutningen AT ben Gale,
icm bolbtes al Broiesior, Oh. s. :.
@ang, bapbe fslgeuoe Srolpo:
"Stiaer mn op paa oct gore &atbe,
Ser. 9enae bsiere Ylaos, iom er til.
iianet eber, betagner, at S er bRnet I'll
SEN bsieIte Stiling, icm nniperlttes
let fan meooele inoert Dor Stano, og
at alle oerute Stiaings Gettigbeoer,
pifentlia autoritet, Siuio o. ao8o1g
iii at beoemme pibenifabelige arbel'
ser oq freere npe 9oftorer, ooerora'
geg eoer. Seq Ipfsuiter eber, mine
| Serrer 9ofturer! @eo oct Rapn er
lea Dem ierIte, iom tiltaler eoer. 0soS'
ioaer oeioa al mig 9oftoro9roigbe'
oens Gienbetean. Ssrit upergioer leg
! eber en- luffet BOG, bporpeo betegnes,
ct : mi er iao bel itbriliteoe meo S9r'
| fommens 90 0onnellens Wioler, at
: iormaar at eipe Smnobeben 8pqt
res eSers egen Ialtos Stprte og pod
| eoen Saait0 fan onpeuoe ben | eberS
3raris; ntert iarrtibig ppergtrer iea
toer en- onben goa. ion ifal aroenaeS
til ct treSobbelt Maal: at @riRorin'
gen ON Den mobtagne 2rrbom maa
fepares, at M gioen efter mores gr.
iaringer oe Spbugelier maa ieies til,
20 at eere Sogttagelier ntoa betroes
iii Sfriitets narige 8iemme % be-
rares til fremtiSig Rptte.
Seq impffer eSer meO en- GOLDEN
Sling, oerne, iom en9an9 bar De ro-
merife Rioberes W9rfe og Sntpffe,
gap &eiier @uguftus til tin 29ge,
G~ntonius MitId, % aoleoe bam; Den
iamne Ifal lui bore Spmbolet pad
hln mere nreiulbe Stiaing, 5 bus
fprtient oa opnaaet.
DertGit siper leg eber Softorbnt'
ten 800.
Eli SllItning siper jeg eSer Bro
| ferfpsist / Dor Stanos NQpn for a
tctegne og offentlig erflpre, at ri &c
iioocr bet iautme garoigbeo, en- f9l,
leg Spaape og ct bpbere 9enifabs ia
ite 9aano. SiIier, Ipfsnifer, peIiig'
ner, infer nlIe ebers 8dgisrere, mel
Gem bpeu ri ale er melt ifpIoige
8uo og De fronebe Waielteter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-24

Sra 2onbou te~lcgrofereS, at Sefre'
ter Sans Rltuoifrihelie til Wagterrc
orlgooenoe' @eunrelie al aiitoS abmi'
liitratipc GnhcD or blet formelt afcgp'
teret al Storbritnuuien % Al ale DC
andre iffe.trigisrenoe Wmgter, buortil
hu bIeu ler0t. Zen alminoeltge Wte'
ming / oioIomntiife SreOie / 2onoon
or, at Sans me Note bar giort oct al
mcS ole 8Innsr, iom bar upret nG-
ret ont en- ~Onoronina" al ainaS
GrGnier eiter arigeus Slut, % Der
neS er Ell al Sc fnrligite aaria8er til
internatiouGIc SpiItigbcScr fiernet,
Zen iaponeiiife Wiriiter i @aih'
irqton Gofpbira, erflGrer, at on SSa~
rams &cIbrinM til beune Gag fan Der
life raaSc nogeniombelt Epil blanot
Wogtcrnc. for @eoTelien az atrnS
Communicative GltbcO or netpp Ell al
SC Gino, &opou bar fiGnrpet for.
: Ecfing betroater man oct ru<lfe
@roof ON NcutrnIitrtSbmlN hln Tom
ruo1ct, hporpco 8lt8Inuo piIoc ifnite
ia 8oaifub til pco 2eiIi0bcO at for
inre liz nlcN Ell III Bio at f~itcttif
Grrritorium iorr Gritdtlttug for Oct
tobtr Sort Grtbttr. On heitit@enoe
fureiiff gmbco$ntortS u0taIte / Gre
SoQ8. at ser oar ta0et ale mnIige
TorhoEosreoler til - hereftec ioIE
hiotrl - at bup0c SiHaS NeittraIttet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-24
@rrS I'm %rat @nlb or ct llbtrpf,


iom pfie omprnoeS ON Sr. EeterS
&lrifu. TDIacnbe forte, men operbe'
piicnOe &iNu,a6prb blep mootnget for
noaen Sib ijOri ira Sr. Setter ,. He.
ion, Ell peIticnot Berger ! Erermtirn,
Su. ar, Fctrr Sabrnep, Chicago.
Su. Gen arrifo, ieg moStoa for fort
Sio iiScn, pnr Den beoite Nteoicin ieg
no9euiimoe bar fiebt. Seq for'sate
ale SGaernr i Rabolasa, men I'll in
gen Nptte. Ncres aiirifp nor mere
prro FOR min lille @nt emo bens Spst
/ @uIb. Sea ifal alorig ppre tor'
uSen beu i nit Sns." Or. Bcter'S
aurifo or life tiIinlas pon apotpefer.
Zen iGlae2 INN nj ipccielle Iscnter
cHcr oirefte fra Snbrifanten, Or. Ec'
ter 6abrucD, ti2--114 20. Sopne
Ipe, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-24

bar Gione til al bcnne llforIton0,
Fan man life fortGnfe Dem |, al DC
feItc iig ilbe bersrt beraf % bet er
iiffert moi, al oisie Silitonbe life bar
Iturfet beres Gi1io til set. iom ncrif
or. s getra9tnins al beui,e aienii.
oiee Mistjcnoelie og ben nrringt ubo.
beige Stabe, 5en bar fsrt meo iig
pad beg9e Sioer at GtIanterbapet, er
oet cit mcact glGoeIig 6oretedie, II
ser | Sc iioite gar bar piit liz Segn
til eli be6rc 6oritoclie mclem bisie
10 fore @riIpprr Of oct norife Soft
&c, iom or bIet bieinne, % De,
fom er u%Spou0rct. Get or M ioIiatS
fommet BERTH, at anterita, % bcrmeo
ogaa DC BERTH in~opan0reoe Aoro'
mGuo, frcmbpoer ioooiot Snteresie
Rorgc, nt man fil0cr Oct pprb at
little nUrlHcre 9efiet6tItab. Get CT
0cttc, iom buo0e Sans Selanb %
Ehorolu aiupcnei5 bor giort % mn
fommpr Der Here / inmne 9erinhc,
ScIon0S 300 or ifrepet meb itor
Iorliqtiabe0, men r!p6Gr belt i8jenrem
al en- goo Billie til at f~oritaa 5orboI'
bcnc % fitr6c bct beOite | Dem. 0ettc
er IpffcoeS ham mGrfpGrOig goot, og
llaar man bctGntcr, at ban Inn op.
bclot iig brropcr ell fort Si6 nogle
Waaucocr - maa oct %inbremmes, at
han bar benpttct 5i6cn bel. Sau or,
iom inqt, muoocItg mco lin Ros, men
iuo cr ban til @icngiGlo o9iaa milo
% rimeIiq / fine 3omme opcr bet,
JON foreformer BAN ifiPnt % niGr'
Sigt / oct amerifapIfe Samimnb, og
iorieqcr at fiuoc Ne uaturtigc 6or.
floring&0ruube bertil, uoeu at oct
rcflefterer fcrmcget paa Nattonerts
&urafter. San tror, at Imerifo bar
>Ibegrrnicoe 0hlIigbeOrr % iinoer Oct
life ioa ~Hn6erli8t en66a, at Golf ITO
pnnorer til bette 2ono. Sor6bruget
hcrooer bar ban fun0et ina ion iaa.
San ipne8, at bore 6armerc enoml
bar uogct at lore pon bette Smronoe,
iingtet De paa 8runo al SorSeu5 itore
Sruatbarbe6 bar aiort oct goot. Mad'
tie ban bar &ct, men 2anobrugspiben'
ifoben bar BOG eiort fore 6rcmitriot
| Sc ienere gar, % 6ormerp pil nof
~foritoo at .gierc Jig bi8ie tilgobe, ON
De life ale gjer BET paa en- Sang.
Sm airfeiorboIoene bar ban lioct CT
it9e, men ban lifcr life Ben firfetige
Strio -- ioritaar Dem bel neppe rig
ti0 heller; ON ban tiIiuIoe fatteo(
bennc Strio % bpab ben / Sirfelig'
beOen oreicbe iig ON, bldg ban bore
Ell hGIten alt for "bp6erIig" ltn6tnp
0etic - for e, rciien6e norif 6criut'
Ter at bare. SeIano inbier imioler,
tbs, at airfen bar en- flor SpgopC
blan6t bort 6oIf bcrooer, % bette
fan life anoet enc, 8IGbe os. s Del
belle moa Get iiqe$ ON bans @ug -
Der er ifrepCt poa &ouo$mo0I ION
olt, 6cnne 6oriOttcr Itrtper - at Der
er bel prro at IUie for uorife Nmeri,
fourrc, ifisnt SeInno ieIO piitnoi
boocoiogeliQ bar taaet Sigte paa et
HorIf EltbItfmt. Q%crbieututc bill IN
@oq iom ocnuc utOiIiomt ticue til a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-24

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