davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sharp County record., 1905-11-10

The State Teachers Associa-
ton meets at Little Rock Dec.
27-29, and it is announced that
an unusually strong program has
been provided for the session.
Sharp County record., 1905-11-10

The Jonesboro Times Enterprise
is authority for the statement
that Hon. j. F. Gautney of Jones'
boro will be a candidate for at
torney general.
Sharp County record., 1905-11-10

Forty divorce suits are docketed
in chancery court at Van Buren.
Such instances as this suggest
that the chancery judges had
better hold another meeting and
again discuss the divorce evil.
Sharp County record., 1905-11-10

The Sloan Springs Herald re-
fuses to believe that hoop skirts
will come back into fashion un-
Til it sees them. The Herald is
from Missouri.
Sharp County record., 1905-11-10

The Pocahontas Star announ-
ced last week that it would here
after accept no saloon ADVERTISE
ments.
Sharp County record., 1905-11-10
RELIGIOUS
OEFICIRL
congressional.

congressional.
Member Of Congress End District.
S. BRUNDIDGE JR.
Senatorial.
Member State Senate, Second
District.-J. E. MCCALL.
Judicial.
Judge of the 10Th Judicial Cir
cult J. W. MEEKS.
Pros. Atty.-T. |. HERRN.
Ovnly.
Representatives,. B. ANDREWS.
County Judge-J. W, SMITH.
sClerk-C. D. RITCHIE.
sSheriff-G. H. MATHENY.
Treasurer-E. l.. DICKERsoN.
Assessor W. T. HORN.
|Surveyor-G. N. SIMPSON.
Sharp County record., 1905-11-10

Congressman R. B. Macon of
Helena announces that he is with
President Roosevelt for railroad
rate legislation.
Sharp County record., 1905-11-10
EARLY HISTORY.

"reminiscences of the Settlement of Evening Shade and
Immediate Vicinity by c. ", Shaver, Pioneer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
THE EQUITABLE LIFE,
Auy.'Ger. Of Conn. Brings Ae'
tiOns Against L.

Hartford. Conn, May 3,--Acllons have
been brought BY the state of Connects.
cult, through Atly'den King, against
the Equitable life Assurance society of
the United states and the Mutual Llfo
Insurance company Of New York, al
lcglng that advertisements Of the com.
panlcs published carly In the present
year In q Hartford newspaper do not
correspond with tho last verified state.
mont made by tho companies ~ tho In
surancc department OF this state, Tho
penalty " $500 provided by the statutes
IN sued FOR In oaph action
New York, May a-,lusllcc DIschoff
today signed an order directing prcs-
dent !, WIAlcsandor vice president j,
II, Hyde and Vice President Gago Tar.
bell Of the Equitable Life Assurance 40.
cloty 10 appear before him In the 81.
promo court May II for the purpose Of
being examined ana making "A lopoa.
ton nv 10 tho facts ana circumstances
undor which tho aOscnllod amended
charter Of the Equitable society was
adopted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
Movement for Good Roads.

Chicago May s,--To further tho
movement for good roads party Of 10
or 20 members OF the National Good
Roads association and government en-.
gincers left Chicago today on tour Of
western cities, which In to end at port-
land, Or, In time for the national con-
vcntlon on June % to ~ mt the LOWS
and clark exposition. Among those who
win make the trip are Col. w IT,
Moore, president Of tho national asso.
government office OF public road maui.
rles, George w, g. Cooley, president Of
tho Minnesota branch OF the assoca-
ton, ana COL Il, y, Rixey, lecturer for
the association, Tho trip Ia to include
N cities, the first stop scheduled being
at MENDOZA, ILL., The party viii be In
charge " w, u, Manss, Industrial com
missioner Of the Burlington railroad,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
Gold standard for Argentina,

New York, May S,-Mlnistcr Of ~.
nance Terry win, cables the Herald
correspondent ut Bucnos Ayros, Argcn.
tina, submit 10 congress several bil Ia,
among thcm one for the adoption OF a
peso ~ the value of a contavos gold
nv the standard coin IN the Argentina
currency,
Minister Terry IL convinced Of the Nc.
ccssliy AZ establishing u certain uni
fomity In the currency systcma with
those " nciRhborlng countries ana VIII
hold conferences with the ministers "
Uruguay, chile ANA Bolivia, and later
win confer also with the ministers of
Peru ana Ecuador,
Minister TORY II convinced OF the
necessity of establishing n certain uni
fornity IN the currency system win
those of nolghborlng countries, ana
win hold conferences with the min II.
tcrs Of Uruguay chile ana Bolivia, and
later win confer also with the ministers
OF Peru and Ecuador
lie has sent circular TO the principsl
bankers here requesting their opinion,
The answers VIII be distributed amonH
mombcrN Of congress-,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
DUTY ON A SPOON,
Costs Government Hundreds OF
Dollars to Collect ~ Cents,

New York, May Alt has been OH
clally determined By the board Of Unit
I'd states general appraisers that Miss
Mary NJ. Goodwin OF Boston cannot re-
cover the sum OF Al cents cxnclcd IA
duty by the collector of customs at
Bangor, Me, on u souvenir spoon of
American manufacture returned from
Newfoundland, Miss Goodwin has ties.
tined that she bought the spoon IN
Boston and sent II to a relative at ~,
Johns, II did not match some other nr-
iiclop and was returned for exchange,
The Bangor collector held II up and
mulctcd Miss Goodwin ~ cents, and
that lady NJ once appealed to tho gen.
cral board, intlmaling that she necdon
the money more than did the governs
ment, II II possible she VIII carry the
case 20 the federal circuit court, Thu
litigation has already cost the governs
ment several hundred dollars,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
CRIME RUNS RAMPANT,
A DESERrtR'S FUNERAL
Buried with Military lionors
AZ Governors Island,

New York, May 3,-~Undcr peculiar
circumstances, u dosoror from tho
regular army VIII be buried today with
military honors on Governors Island,
II IN believed 20 be the flrsl case Of tho
Kind ON the army records
handsome young fellow enlisted
Mprch I at the recruiting station IN
Newark ~ J, he gave his name IN
Mike Broad ana appeared TO the re-
orulting officer Ike somo of the young
men who occasionally enlisted TO bury
their troubles,
Two hours after taking the oath hc
disappeared and did not return until
sunday lie was then sent To Castle
Williams, Governors Island, under
charge of dcscrlion, In some manner
l'rond had smugglod Into his cell a
small vial of cmbollc acid and when
the sentinel tried 10 arouse him from
what appeared sound sleep the pris.
onor WAS found 10 be u suicide,
Col smith OF the Eighth infantry IN
command OF tho garrison when In,
formed NJ the mysterious affair and
irnglc ending OF the young soldier or.
derod that he be buried with military
honors finding justification In the fact
that krond was only awaiting trial, and
wnS not u military convict by verdict
OF u court martial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
DEWEY TRliL ENDS.
Prosecution Dilntory nnd Judge
Dismissed Defendants.

Norton, KAN May 3--'rhe celebrated
case of Chnunoey Dewey, millionaire
rnnchman and clyde Wilson ana A, j,
Mcbride, cowboys employed by Dewey,
who wore charged with killing two
members of the Berry family neighbour.
ing ranchmen IN northwestern Kansas
has been ended In the district court
here when the Judge dismissed the dc.
PENDANT without trial The prosecullo lon
HAD failed upon several occasions ~
begin the trial. although the defendants
were ready
The three defendants were all ac.
quilted n year ago after u sensational
trial for the alleged murder " anoth.
or member Of the Berry family
'haunccy Dewey II the son Of the
late G, T. Dewey, n pioneer kansnl,
ana at the timo OF the killing OF tho
Bcrrys managed his fathers ranch,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03

that the crmo was murder In the lirAt
degree or nothing But You are not
bound 10 accept the arguments OF colln-
nel aH 10 the nature vt this crime, You
ore the Judges OF the fact II there WuR
murder and IN what degree The cru.
.cial question g bid the man XIII hlms
SELF or aid this defendant FIRE the fatal
ghOtp
N the accused fails to take nd.
vantage Of her privilege 60 make u dc.
fCnsc, under advice Of her counsel, her
inlluro Ia do eo must IN NO way DO
held against her."
The recorder directed that questions
ana answers Of witnesses which were
stricken out upon objection by counsel
must bo dlsrcgnrdod
Much has been pnid relating 10 tho
motives which nctutlod thla defend
anti he continued "rho prosecution
claim, that she shot the man because
he had east her OF es hG mistress, Bot
" N not necessary 10 prove tho motive
t. convict Of murder, II II w shown
that a motive existed then Il tends 10
support the circumatnacos, liut 10 do
lhlS the motive must bc proved, not
imagined"
BEFORE giving tho case to the jury
Recorder Con ruled on the request 10
charge lntorpoeed IN Miss pallcwou'N
behalf he refused lu submit one az
the requests, saying II would be "A d.
rcution tu the fury Ia nrdult tho de-
PENDANT tie told the Jury, however
that they might Disregard the testl-
mony of Julia smith II They thought II
right Ia do go lie also refused IN
chnrnge requests concerning pnWns
broker stern ana the failure of tho
defense TO call John Morgan smith,
lie said that claims ON either side were
not 10 be considered ag evidence,
After golng over the requests one by
one Recorder Con told the jury n
was not necessary that there should be
direct and positive evidence 40 10
everything and II was SUFFICIENT that
the facts be proven,
III you believe that II wnA n physical
imposSiOilily ~ fat M tho nature Of tha
wound N concerned Tor Young 10 have
shot himself then that IN a fact" no
said, "But you must remember that
one inference cannot be proven 10y am
other Inference
III you believe the defendant fred
the shot without dclibcrntIon or intent
TO XIII, but IN n moment nt passion, then
You may ind her guilty ~ one of tho
other degrees ~ mlnshughtor IN
reaching your conclusion you must not
be swoytd by sympathy or other IN
lluonecg,"
Following the retiring Of tho Jury tho
prisoner was takon back 10 her cell
IN the Tombs, Tho sn met her father
AZ the Tombs and embraced him, Sho
did not appear exceedingly nervous ana
Looked ns If she was relieved after the
many days OF nervous strain,
CASE GOES 10 jury
New York. May 8,-Nan pattclson's
case went to the jury a, Toe,
When the Patterson Jury lcf, the
courtroom II did not no a. lunch hut
wen, directly Ia the jury room ia be-
kin deliberations
FIRST BALLOT
When Warden Flynn of the 'rombs.
went Ia Miss pAtlorson's cell to toll
her that the jury had gone TO luncheon,
he told her that the nrsl ballot taken
by them had been nno 60 three In hor
favor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
Railway Conduetors' Convention.

Port land, Or, May 3,-.-Delcgatcs arc
already arriving for tho biennial con-
vontIon Of tho order Of Railway Com
ductors Of America which In TO COM
menco In lhIs city May ..
The convention win be the thirtielh
10 be held In the United States since
the Inception Of tho order and viii
brlng approximately $500 persons 10
The city.
Three special trains VIII reach Port.
land May \, over the q, II, n ~, while
u Northern Pacific special viii arrive
May 2 and u Great Northern special on
May 10,
Each train WIN be IN charge Of n
grand officer Of the order the oregon
Railway a Navigation special bcing
under the management Of Asst Grand
chief Conductor A, u. Gnrrctson, the
Northern Pncihc under the control Of
Grand Junior Conductor l., u, Shcp.
herd ana the Great Northern In tho
charge Of Grand Senior Conductor c.
H. wilkins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
Blp Fire In Newark n. i.

Newark, N, D., May 3.--Firc early TO-
day destroyed the paint works Of Caw-
Icy and Clark ON the Newark Meadows,
Tho loss IN estimated at 100000 The
building was 800 feet square and two
and "a half stories high,
An adjoining building occupied by
the u, H. Mccormack Leather company
plant .wng Quilted and number Of
small dwellings nearby were damaged,
These buildings were occupied by om-
ployos " the factories IN the vicinity
The cause OF the IRE " unknown,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
A Horrible Suicide.

New York, May 3.-ShrIckIng and
laughing and brondlehInR knife to
Keep on all who would interfere with
his suicidal purposes, an unidentified
man, about 20 years old, Jumped on the
coping Of the entrance 10 the Fourth
avenue trolley tunnel at Park avenue
ana Thirty.fourth street today, and
was Instantly Killed lie struck the
pavement between the rails squnroly
on the top OF his head, lie chose tho
moment Tor his jump apparently with
mel nt the tlmo would crush him II his
leap did not prove fatal Tho motor
man brought he car to q stop with
the fender over the mans body,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
sag IIarbor Bank shortage,

New York. May IA state bank cS'
amlner IN at work endoavorlng ~
air0ighion out the tangled ilnnntice OF
the prconc bank NJ Sag lIarbor Iona
Island, which closed Monday
No far the shortage OF Cashier y, "
Palmer has reached Nl,6O0, lie turned
over all his property worth 100000, Ia
the institution and his wife, prominent
In the social lie OF eastern Ions Isl.
and, signed over 10 tho bank directors q
house ana lot she owned
Mrs, Palmer also applied for posi-
ton no teacher IN tho Sng lIarhor High
school and was NJ once appointed by
the beard OF education,
Excitement among the dcposi,orA has
subsidized In Wow OF assurances that they
VIII receive their money IN full,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
Concerning DESERVING Sailors,

sNn Francisco, May 3,--The DEPART
mcnt OF commerce and labor has issued
instructions that hereafter vessels arc
not TO bo held up 0t this port when
charged with allowing "A seaman TO de-
scri, or llko attractions Of rcgulO lions
Of the immigration bureau, Heretofore
n case of u desertcr with trnchoma has
brought u demand from Commissioner
North Of the Immigration bureau that
has now been instructed that there In
no warrant for such action, and II must
be dIaoOnt lnucd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
Krupp Increases Forces,

Essen, Prussia May S.--Thc knpps
Immense contracts partly for the re.
armament OF the German artillery and
partly for Russian, Japanese and Turk
WI, orders, have required the company
4 Increase the number OF workmen
The insuihclcnoenoy OF, dwellings, for
mcnt 10 erect temporary barracks for
their accommodation,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
Killed In Locomotive Explosion,

Las Vegas, N NJ, May S-In one Of
the most peculiar accidents that over
occurred ON this division Of the Santa
rc Engineer H. W, Davis and Fireman
Tho boiler Of an engine hauling a heavy
work train blew np and the men were
instantly Killed., The engine was blown
20 pieces, but little damage wpa done
10 the rest OF the train The of,lolals
here say the acclden, IN unexplainablo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
n. u, Maynard Arrested,

Denver, May'a,--At the request OF the
authorities OF Springfield, H., local dc.
teotlvca have arrested II u, Maynard,
or, ~ Ne has been known In Denver,
II A. Davenport Maynard IL accused
OF having ombesgled over 5000 from
the branch ~ the Swnrtsschlld n suls'
berger Packing company, located ~
Springfield Tho prlsoncr IN said Ia
have admitted his Identity and states
he win return 20 Illinois without requl
eition papers. Maynard was employed
M cashier and bookkecper for the
nwaitachild Y Sulsbergor company q,
Springfield for over four years, Hlnoa
his arrival IN this city he has worked
M o hotel clerk ana IN an employo HI
various coffee anu spice houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
A Coxey Army IN London,

London, May "a miniature Coyoy
army II forming among the striking
army boot workers In Northampton.
shire. II II proposed 10 march on tho
war otI,cc IN London and lay the mems
grievances In regard TO pay, etc, before
the officials, a band " music has been
engaged Ia accompany the strikers,
whose march probably win occupy u
W COX,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
PRESIDENTS PARTY.
Doing no Hunting Today Be-
enuse Of Rain and Snow.

Olenwood springs, colo, May s,-.'rhe
presidents party IL doing NO hunting
today, The ruins whl'h have fallen Tor
two days have turned TO wet snow and
tho hunters are remaining close 10
camp, They are unable TO mako 10 tho
east divide today and may now work
directly across 90 GARFIELD creek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
I'M. WEDNESDAY, MAY loo5 ,AIT LAKE, CRY uTAu

other missiles. Tho ar,LohronLo,s
again Aired.
Wnlter Martin who o,oa A, ,,a o,a,,,,
tho non.unIon driv,rs ,oSo mv, :"
charged with the shooting George
W,,s", DIV w 'ne nonsunlon tcams
ao,, WV" '""'h Wy h'oho ana MS
'"' '"' w"
AID FOR STRIKING DpIvIepa
'@'''''
Nhlcngo, May 3,--Reprosenintlyos of
thc stflklng tchmslors have voted for q
measure Whloh promises more strength
70 tne tnlklng drivers, AT a meeting "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
Mrs, w J, Brynn's Father Dead

Lincoln, Nohy May S,,-John baird,
father Of Mrs, WILLIAM j, Bryan died AT
!ho Dryen home near ms city today,
lie was W years old and had boon fail-
ina ptondlly for several years,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
POLICE ehRdEANT MURDERED,

Warsaw, Russian Poland. May 3,--An
unknown man shot ana killed police
sergeant on Hosea street NJ . o'clock
this morning The murderer escaped,
Il In feared that other disorders viii
follow IN the course, OF the afternoon,
Public nervousness " marked, ana
there " grave apprehension M to the
outcome OF the demonstrations and
PROFESSIONS which are expected after
the conclusion OF the masses now be.
ing celebrated In the churches In com.
mcmoratlon 81 the anniversary Of the
proclama ton Of the Polish constitution
IN 1891, There are many soldiers In the
streets,
The printers struck today ana the
afternoon newspapers VIII not appear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
SERIOUS RIOTS
OCCUR IN LODI,
Military Fire on a Crowd, XIII.
Ing Four Persons and Wound
lag Others
POLICE sERCEAATS MURDERED.
Csc 10 Warsaw, 0ne In Lods--Gravc
Apprehension Ia Former Place a.
To Outcome OF Demonstrations

LODI, Russian Poland, May 3,--Four
men this morning shot and killed q po'
lice sergeant and severely wounded a
detective who tried to arrest them
Serious riots occurred IN the streets
during the night The military nred
on u crowd, killing four persons and
woundlng several othore,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03
A BURLINGTON sLEEpEn

II was carly demonstrated that tho
salt Lake Route was not an exclusively
Hartman proposition, for the first
through car, Burlington tourist sleep.
or was uncouplod aud In duo season
tlould invaded Hartman territory nnd
q switch engine wAllgod away with the
ear to The Rio Orando yards~l matter
OF n three mile haul until the new track
Is put ln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03

Mako an inventory Of tho things you
own which YOU would lko 10 turn
into money!" and thon start n little |
own IN the "fcr Sale eclumns. ''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-03

Won may 1.-Two In q big house more
ehesply. than . smam ons " Wv
,,rnlshsd rooms the want sds, are
practically lnfalllbls,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
Jnopifleoe
Samilieforholo

S ct Sogn | Belle ! 9annlarf er
en- 8aaromonos. og Ell Snsmanoss
familie peo 8iftermaal fonlnlet / ct
meget inbpiflet Samilieforbolo til
binanoen. @aarbmatben bar giftet
Iig meb en- Satter al Susmanben, og
Susmanoen gifteoe iig iom gnfe-
manb omtrent lamtibig meo en- Softer
til 8aaromanoen. 9erpeo blep
8aaromanoen Snoger og Spigerien
til Sitsmanben, % Susmanoen blep
.Seoger og Spiaerfar til 8aarbman-
Sen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES blep Obi
gerinoe til fin eeen Sar og Sus'
manosfonen er Sbigermor til i'm
9ror og Stebmor til lin Spiaerinoe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tiger life blot
9eoItefor og 8ebitemor iamt Snfel
oa Sante til Silsmdnoen og bans
Some, men be tiger ogiaa Snfel oq
Sonte til Slsmamoens Bern. Sns'
manosbsrnene berimoo flyer Scogel
on Snfel til @aaromanoen, % 90
tier oa Sante til bans Some OH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
ScrecIie Doc.

Mrs. 8. Solution, eli Some paa 81
Mar, fonbtcS 900 | fin 9oiig / Wfin'
neapolis 2erbag Morgen Den 14oe
,Sonlior. Sum boeoe aanlfe olertc.
9oboerne bonbe iet benbe 0o9en fpr;
men III rciite bun iig life. Tulle'
gorDincrne bar neoc, % inGen Meg
Itea op al Sforitenspiben. Ger blep
tcleioneret til n9rmeite TclitiItoticn,
% ;Sronf Glouien fom % brso ia
inb. Gen arnle Some ioo Oh oso |
fin 0Gneltol. Solmeboacn, icm bun
bapbc lrit /, bar folben neo | betoeS
Sang, % benoes griaer loa poo Siil-
bet. Senbes Wonb blcb for 3 gor II
ben Iloaet libel | Wilmoufee. Sancns
@ooro, % fort eiter bGnate bcnoeS
Cater iig. aonen lepeoe al en- 2ips'
assurance, Tom WanSen efterloo 'ig
men MI bar Der life aul | SnIet, oa
man fif oct Snotrpf, at bun bar fros'
ict libel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
Smaaplnf.

Gaitor 8. .. 9reng, TreIt Tor
Ct. Matbalts Meuigbeb / Chicago,
ttlbrogtc npele Gage ! 9cisg her ito.
ite llge.
Gu Monb / Glfaber bar iorIe'
ben noeIe 9lomitcrpotter no al il
brnnOen0c @lS 90 iottc Dem no
anIbeu, Der par unoer 3crc, for al
reooe Dem frn Sloen.
v. 6. 8. Somen ira Courts,
81. 2af., bar prrct berncbe paa Ell
llgeS &iiit hos lin @rooer .. .. so,
men % lin Spi9eriaber, &oIitcr
9cLion. @tr. 9omen tiger, at 9ecc.
rab fer no hobhcIt ioa itor M,
Tom So ban bar her for t6 War Itoell,
gn Mauo / @atton rciite iorle.
Sen Goa bort / nogIe Cages @cieg
% ganoct / @nrmeapporatet i han;
&uS froa. Gu han fom biem, giorO.
hon &orme / Guncn % git no
@peu. Ia bon fom tiI0uAc ionot bar
fin Stieffqtopu frllit. Gen bar iprGuB
al Damp, % Stnfter al Sen par Ia
itet Qierncn Ell ISy iIerc 500 3ortc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-17
RanoelsrcreIfen.
aipIie Aftibitrt ! Snbnfriea. stiae
Metailnnbelcn.

vi gretitreets ilgentliee Sanoeis.
rneriist. oateret Ne,p Dorf iioIte 2er.
Dag, hioiGttcs:
Mftipiteten | Snolitrien, inrlig |
Sern- og StcaI. % beilGstsSe Bran.
der. itaar i ffarp MooiGtnitg til
Stilbeoen ! Hetoilbanoclen, Der iioDi.
ier obifiaig llregelmrsiiebeo, liseiom
Get 10 mn er miot | Den title S9ion.
Nen Der berifer BOG giennenlgnaeitoe
en- t~illioSfnIb Zone, og Der meries at
ioreitaa en- Iiplig gfteripsreiel, ba ale
@arebcboloninger er imaa.
Saina @boIeialebanoelen er MI
miot / Den itileite ginteri9ion bpnS
&c fleite granber angaar. 9erimo0
fiber Sabrifer og inSuitrieae Soreta-
GENDER in0e meo geitiGinger, fom pil
Goloe Dem / @irfiombeo ire, fire Maa.
neoer ~fretnoper, og be fan iaaleoes ar.
Geioe meo filo araft tiltroos for, at
Set for n9rpprenoe er ineset imaat
mco inolsbenbe npe 8eitiainger.
Observation-Disclosures er for oct me-
ite optaget neb fine aarlige "Sprpo'
n~ingsiaIg" efter Sillebanoelen, 90 De
neoiatte Griier I 6orbinoelie meo gaft.
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griierne poa &aamaterialet blir mere
ltabile.
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gioroe i De 8oreneSe Stater 324 eller
rpiagtig Def ianme antal iom / lam.
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