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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-26

.xWanted-Two good men who have
Aad practical experience. one mill
man and one . cyanide man. Write
to or inquire Of Chas Barrett, Gen.
eral manager. Loope. Alpine County.
California u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-26
Bullion From Justice.

Superintendent Douglass yesterday
received bar of bullion valued at 3d..
O35.67, the proceeds from 81 IL tons
of ore from the Justice mine which
were worked at the Taylor mill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-08-26
Notice to hunters.

Notice is hereby given that any
nerson found hunting without permit
on the premises owned by Theodo, 9
winters, win be prosecuted. A hn-
tied number Of permits will be SOLD
at IS for the season or so cents for
one day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
VOTE FOR A SEA LEVEL CANAL
Board OF Consulting Engineers Ar
riues at a Decision.

Washington, Nov. 20.-The board of
consulting engineers Of the isthmian
canal commission have decided to sub
stitutc Brussels for Paris as the meet.
ing place of the foreign members next
January. The report will be ready for
publication about Dec. 81. From the
beginning the board was divided into
two groups, eight in favor of the sea
level canal and Ave in favor OF a lock
canal. The sea level canal will have
a width at the bottom of $50 feet, ex.
ccpt in the Culebra cut, where that
width will be 200 feet. The plan. as
adopted by the board, would make
Limon bay one of the greatest harbors
OF the world. Almost through the mid
die OF the bay a breakwater will be
built and a shorter breakwater will be
built from San Cristobal, which Is
American territory. thereby leaving
Colon, which belongs to the republic
OF Panama. outside OF the American
canal works. Under the plan as
adopted by the board San Cristobal
is expected to become the chief city
on the Atlantic side OF the canal. The
canal constructed by the French be-
gan at San Cristobal. 1t is now pro-
posel by the board to build a short d.
rect canal from Mindi to Limon bay,
thereby making the distance shorter
by a few hundred yards and also facil-
itating navigation and making II pos
sible for ships TO sail into the canal
without having to make any difficult
turns.
On the Pacific side, at Panama, the
plans as adopted are also different
from those of the French Canal com
pany. The French canal ends at La
Boca and II was found as n of the
difficulties that the Rio Grande. with
its many branches, crosses the canal
and in the rainy season mandates II
and does great damage to the works
already constructed by the French
Therefore II was decided the cana
should be built nearer TO the city 81
Panama and should run between two
hills, one called Sosa and the othel
Ancon. The cost OF the sea leve
canal is estimated by the engineers a
about $3.50, OOO, 600.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Philadelphia Fund Is $500 900.

Philadelphia, Nov. 20.-About a
dozen mass meetings of Jewish resi-
dents we're held in various parts Of the
city in the interest Of the fund being
raised for the relief OF Jewish suffer
ers in Russia. A total OF about $4,000
was collected. More than $4,000 was
contributed to the relief funds by citi-
gems Of all creeds in this city last
week. Several meetings of a revolu-
tionary character were held. At n
gathering $500 was collected for the
fund being raised by the sdf-defense
committee of the Jewish bund, which
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
RUSSIAN STRIKE ENDS.
Council Of Workmen Passes Resolution
Not to Seek Shorter Day..

Not 10 Scek SnoTter LAY.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 2O.-The con-
sentative leaders in the council Of
workmen are again victorious. This
morning they carried a resolution
against any attempt to introduce a
movement for an eight-hour day, after
the industrial strike.
The high sounding proclamation
with which the council OF workmen an
nounced the end of the strike, declar-
ing that the demonstration" had
served its purpose by saving the lives
Of the mutineers at Cronstadt, which
Of course is principally a blind to
cover defeat. as the trials OF the mu-
tineers are still in progress, Is at the
same time shrewd tactics for use In
the propaganda which the council Is
actively pushing among the army and
navy. Such a claim, however, cannot
disguise the fact that the strike was
inaugurated to compel the government
not only to pardon Internationally the
m%utineers, but to abolish martial law
in Poland and TO compel the calling
Of a constituent assembly, non Of
which objects has been achieved.
The refusal Of the affiliated organiza-
tions in the interior TO respond to the
call and the revolt of many of the
better class of workmen here against
the dictation of political agitators
and walking delegates by no means
represents the full measure of the real
defeat of the strike movement. The
strike, by alternating public sympathy
and opening the eyes Of intelligent
liberals and moderates to the fact that
the first duty of the hour was to stand
by the government in its efforts 10
tranquilize the country and to make
Roadway against the tide OF socialism
and revolution. which was threaten.
ing Russia with anarchy, aided great.
~ in the formation Of the new law
and order" party, which has now
sprung into formidable being.
Interest has now shifted to Moscow,
where the zemstvo congress opened
yesterday. The members Of the party
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
PLATT on THE STAND
"RANTANkERous" STRANGER Is
w. S. MANNING OF ALBANY.
Says Equitable Contributed $4,000 a
Year to state Campaign Fund, the
Mutual the Same, and the New York
Life a Less Sum Occasionally.

Life a Less Sum Occasionally.
New York, Nov. 22.-The identity OF
Senator Depew's "r~antankerous friend
from up the river Vas disclosed In
the session OF the state legislative in
investigation committee by
the testimony OF John A. Nichols, a
lawyer under retainer by the Equitable
Life Assurance society. Mr.. Nichols
had written Senator Depew a letter
referring to an individual In the above
terms and this letter was e at the
session OF the committee Friday, when
Senator Depew vas on the stand.
The senator was unable to recall who
was meant by the ADVANTAGEOUS
friend" but Mr.. Nichols disclosed n
series Of payments to w. 5.
of Albany, a former actuary, who had
been connected with the investigation
of insurance companies in 1877. Mr..
Hughes inquired as to a report that
Manning had been in possession or
the information that was suppressed
during this investigation and that
would have been detrimental TO the
Equitable. Mr.. Nichols could not re-
call the suppression OF information
but he detailed the payment OF sums
of money over a considerable period TO
Manning as an inducement to give up
his business as actuary, in which ca
pacity he believed Manning was a
n to the Equitable Life. Mr..
Nichols said he was paid a retainer
from the Mutual and the New York
Life for the same duties, that OF TAX
ing care of Manning" as Mr.. Hughes
! characterized 1T. He added that the
payments by the Equitable for Man
ming were made 10 Nichols on vouchers
hearing false names, which Mr.. Mich
OILS said was done 10 protect Manning
PIatt Tells Of Campaign Contributions.
Aside from the disclosures made by
Nichols on the witness stand, the
feature of the day was the appearance
of United States senator Thomas C.
Plat. who did not hesitate to tell OF
the contributions Of insurance com
NAMES TO state campaigns. The Equit'
able the Mutual and the New YORK
Life were the only insurance compa'
MES that made such contributions,
The Equitable contributed regularly
$4,000 to state campaigns, the Mu'
tual Life the same sum frequently
and the New York Life a sum not as
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Days Trading and
Closing Quotations.

Chicago, Nov. 2l.-Proht- taking on a large
scale caused u sharp decline In the price
Of wheat here today and, although the mar.
ket rallied somewhat, the close was weak
and near the lowest price OF the day, with
the May option OF AG7sc. Corn and oats
were practically unchanged. Provisions
were 2lyd7l9c over. Closing prices:
Wheat-Dec., s3Ac; May, sGkMs6hc;
July, s2kc.
Corn-Dec., 1870, new, 441sd44Ac; May,
43Ad43Nc; July, 43&c.
Oats-Dec., 29Lc; May, 32n32lsc; July,
$3.50.
P~ork-Jan., S12.67A; May, sl2.77
Lard-Jan., $685.; May, s6.9114G7. (.
Ribs-Jan., s6.Joa6.52l3; May, $6.7Oq
B72h.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Mcswain and Cole Held for Trial.

Chicago, Nov. 22.-William Nc
Swain and WILDER Cole, charged with
attempted blackmail Of the firm Of Ar
mour & CO., through the possession OF
letters said by them to be to the prey.
udice of the packers in the pending
beef trust litigation, were arraigned,
and both men waived examination.
They were held to the criminal court,
each in bonds OF 81 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24

large, and Occasionally. These moneys
were always delivered in cash to Sen.
ator Platt's office by messenger and
he turned tltm over TO the state com
mittee. Thd senator said he was ex.
pcCtcd to btluence the legislature
when any legislation appeared that
was hostile flo the insurance Compa-
MES. SenatIr Plat said he believed
he had askt President II. A. McCur.
dy Of the Mutual Life for a contribu-
ton when IT, needs were great. He,
however, hat never been asked to use
his influence on any moasu before
the legislat,te nor had he ever done
so. He knoy nothing about contribu.
tons to the aational campaigns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Wounds Father-in.Law; Kills Self.

Philadelphia, Nov. 22.-Lying on a
couch at his home in West Philadel.
phia, helpless from paralysis, David
+. Rowe. an eld<ly man, was shot
four times and seriously wounded by
Caspar Cooper, his son-in.law, who
then fled from the house and killed
himself by sending a bullet through
his head. Cooper had been married
TO Rowe's daughter about three years.
but his wife left him owing to III treat
ment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
South Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha. Nov. 2l.-Cattle-Recelpts,
3,4UO; strong 10 lOc higher: native stecrs,
S3. 7jM5.JO; cows and helfcrs, $2.JOd3. -.
western steers, 81. 7ja4. 40; Texas steers.
S2.JOn3.JO; range cows and h%elfers, S2.OO9
3.35; Gamers, $l.JDu2.2J; stockers and
feeders, S22Jd4.OO; calves, s. .7JnG.OO;
bulls, stays, etc. ~Sl.Jpd3.25. HOgs-Re
ceIpts, 600; slow 10 &c lower; heavy, $40
M4.75; mixed, $4.62lgn4.G5; light, S4.6JTt
40; pigs, 81. 2Jd4.jO; bulk Of sales, s4.621a
@4.G7l2. Shcep-Rcceipts, 1850; strong
yearlings, S5.3Jd5.7j; wethers, Sj.OOlLj.2J;
ewes, 81. 4Od5.OO; lambs, S6.2JI7. %.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Masked Men Rob Denver Bank.

Denver, Nov. 22.-Two masked men,
armed with revolvers, forced Cashier
Gabriel Jones Of the South Denver
bank, a small concern, to deliver to
them 5 1900, all the cash in the safe,
and fed in a buggy. A man and a
woman. who entered the bank while
the robbers were there, were made to
stand with their faces to the wall and
hands I'D.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Four Men Blown TO Pieces.

South River, N. j., Nov. 22.-Four
men were blown to pieces by an ex'
plosion at the laboratory of the Ma
tional Smokeless Powder and Chemical
company at Parlin. They were: John
Pierce, Frank Spratford, John Apple.
gate and J.. w. Redpath-
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Four Bodies Recovered.

Kiel. Nov. 2O.-Divers discovered
that the torpedo boat SIPS, which
during the maneuvers in Kiel bay Fri
day night sank after colliding with
the cruiser Undine, is lying in the
mud with a list to port. Four bodies
have been recovered. One officer and
tw~enty-eight seamen are still missing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24

from all parts OF the country have
gone there to make a fight In the con.
gress for the union of all conservative
and liberal elements to hold up the
hands of Count Witte, to condemn the
political strike and TO seek further
political salvation through the doors
opened by the manifesto.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Refuses to Sanction plural Marriage.

FL Paso. tex. Nov. 22.-The arrest
here of +. u. Conger and Pearl Cur.
rim Of Utah brings out the fact that
President Smith of the Mormon
church absolutely refuses to sanction
plural marriages. Conger declares that
he fell in love with Miss Gurrin In
Utah, and although married. his wife
agreed he could also marry Miss Cur
rim. Being refused a license in Utah.
he went to the Mormon colonies In
Mexico, expecting to marry there. He
a Y President Smith was visiting the
colonies and fatty refused to permit
the marriage and the couple started
back home. and arriving here were ar
rested. Conger being charged with alb
duction Of the girl. Conger says both
have been expelled from the church
by President Smith.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Mormons Emiaratino to Mexico.

Mexico City, Nov. 20.-Almost daily
large numbers Of Mormons from Salt
Lake, Utah. are coming to this oun
try and forming colonies in many
states throughout the republic
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas city, Nov. 2l.-Cattlc-Rccelpts,
1880; steady to Zoe higher; beef steers,
81. JOFIJ.gO; western steers, -. 1JIIi.IO;
stOckcrs and feeders, s.. 4Dd4.25; cows,
S1.75H3.9O: helfcrs, S2.Jnd4.Sj; calves, $50
MG.OD. Hogs Receipts, 1900; steady 10
Sc lower: bulk Of sales, S4.7Od4.sO heavy,
S~4.TJM4S9il; pigs and light, $~i.JJd4.7TIa
Shecp-Rccolpts, 800; steady and active;
lambs, Sj.2Ju7.lJ; ewes and yearlIngs.
fI.2Jd5.GD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24

0IaI1f0YnIa 1t is easier to tell what California hasn't than what
1T has or in that great empire is found nearly
everything hat nan needs. The San Joaquin Valley il. n OF the largest i'm
the United States which is subject to irrigation. and the people who are living
there are perfectly happy and contented and think that it is really the
best country vim the world That in itself is the best recommendation Yu
never hear a Californian speak OF his country except in praise II it.
Literature and The Earth, free for the asking
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24

TRAINS LEAVE As YoLLows:
No, 10. Passenger daily for Oberlin
and ~. Francis branches. OK
ford, McCOOk, Denver and all
points 7 % a.nA
No., II. Passenger daily for 81. Joe,
Kansas city, Atchison. 81.
Louis, Lincoln via Wymofe
aud all points east aud south 2'i0 Am
No Is. Passenger. daily, Denver, all
points In Colorado, Utah and
California ---....-..-....---...- sos .. m
No. 10. Passenger, daily for st. Joe.
Kansas city. Atchison, st.
Louis and all points east and
south 49,. 10 IS a.n~
No. ia. accommodation, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, Hast.
ings, Grand Island, Black
Hills and all points I'm the
northwes 30 .. n
Sleeping, dining, and reclining chair cara
seats free) on through trains. Ticket sold and
baggage checked to any point In the Uniteo
States or Canada.
For information. time tables, maps or tickets
call on or address A. Conover, Agent, REQ
Cloud, Nebr. or L.. w. Wakeley. General Pas
sengei Agent Omaha. Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
CalifOrnia---Round Trim

u, On pn nc eT5t Al Day IN September and October round trip first elias ticket,
Will 70 sold to California and North Pacific Coast points FOR q itts 40 ,%"n
hall ate account national meetings in Los Angeles and San Francisco. and
Portland Exposition. Return init is 80 day, not to exceed Noy nGs DO
and s0p-over granted in toorado and vest
Below are dates of sale and rates from Chicago II Iouis md Ntsuo,u;
River You can purchage through tickets of your home agent. saw ~
California and Back-Direct routes both ways O Portland ooe ~ q
On September l. 2,3,4,6. II, 3D. Il, DC q, % at
$7 30 from Chicago, $e3 so from st. Lous and $50 from missouri Rivsr
California and Back-Direcf Routes Both WAYS
On October IL, Is, 10, &C, 81 At se2 50 from Chicago,
$3.50 rom st Louis, and $4,000 from Missouri River
Numerous other rates for combination trips via Portland, etc. Full par
tcuars m request of any Railway Agent or General passenger Agent 4 II AZ
S F. Ry, Railway Exchange, Chicago, Or Topeka. Kan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-18
Sprifjeaist.

en- Gpnferens mellem Ieogr0e
mGir6 al fprifielItge ~lttberife Sam-
firuo boISteS iiSite llqe | Sort @aune,
SnS. Get er en- 6~ortiGttelie al &c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-18
SoIicrmcrfeIien.

Gen 29Se o. 30te al,giiif | Mar iin-
Der en- total SoIformsrfeIie Steo,
oct oil Iiee, at for oisie gene pad Sor.
ben nil ScIen / noeIe Wiuuter pprc
fiIoit9noig fiult al Roonen. 6or.
merfelien er til at beapnbe meo par.
tiel % cbierperes ferit | RrrbeSeu
al @oibin8ton; Den hitter oen 30tc
artgiiit | Oct irbre airifa. GenterIin.
icn trGfier Soroeu peS @innipesl
Seen, sanr oerpaa oper 9ritiif Roro-
nmerifn, 6nlpeen 2nbraSor os no |
4tlanterbanet Iibt git for &ap Crta.
gal trpbcr ben mo / Spanien, ion
ben eieunemIsber | ipoeitlig Retuina,
berfra ouer 9olearerne til Rorooirifa.
aiennem IIpier, Sunis, gripoIiS.
sggppten og oct reoe Sao, inotiI hei
30tc auglft euber | oct ipoGitlige
@rnbicu. Zen Iprleite Sariebeb Al
oeu f,iIOItpnoise 6orugrfeIie finoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-18

Tor afbolbte &%onferenier / Woter'
tomrL 8i$., og Setroit, Mih.
Soer tire bun6reoe GHien Bib
Ter iigeS at pdre uOoeit bEarot De ia.
paneitife Soioater, ii6en &ri9et me0
9fuSlGnb begpuote. Get err oct one.
rtfauife 8i6elielifub, iom bar uofert
bette Storperf.
- Snerganae fra OGn fatolife Sir
fe til SEN eantgeIiife er / SDIfIm1o
Ianat tdIrigere EMO ira 6en euan8eli'
ife til oen fatoIife, ia poa Ell podfdl-
oertbc Waa0e fiu6er bette Ste0 tipr /
DC @gte. 6por belt ~futoIifc Strife aaer'
melt iiGioIScr fin Strait 90 lin gro8t.
s Rbiteguerte troo0te / ct aar 49S
aotolifer oner iii 0eu eunugdiife
airfe, mems finn 79 cpaltgeliife gift
oper til oet fntolite. 5 8eitprellS'
len aif 341 aaiolifcr ooer, men fua
80 epangeIiife, / @oien 223 moo IS,
/ SdIeiien 1890 moo 30, / Sadfien
$40 MOB as. s oct hele traoSte /
Gpiflmn6 6t04 aatoliter oper MOD
669 epaugeliife. - "2. II. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-18
&ataioscr.

gusufana Colleges antalOo for 1905
1900. Saaes neo Seuoeunelie til
8rpf. u. q. Eupe, SioIeu5 Seitprer,
Canton, g. Sat.
9utheran Normal SGupts SatnIus
for 1905-f906. Saue5 peo Scupers
belle til groi. U. RiiteIioa, Sto!ers Be
inner, Siour Sails. Q. 9af.
Spr. &irfes Normal Shuu!s Satalus
for 1905-19O6. Sanes peo Seupeus
belle til geiprereu, Yrof. 8. 2stenss
addro, Tuoiion, Rinn.
Seanbiuurin seabemps Satalps for
1905-1906. Saaes peb SeupeuoeIie til
9eitbreren. $aitor 81, q. gsier. Scaus
oiudoia, @is.
@ienpppb aenberps SatGIos for 1905
-f906. 5uaes peb SsupeubeIie ttl 8es
itbrereu, Yrof. 9. St. SGpre, GIeupooo.
Mtnu.
+, Srnfat acabemns aatnios for 1905
1000, Sddes peS 6enpenbelie iii Be-
iterereu, Srof. q. G. SeSeriou. ROrtIauo.
Rore Satoid.
Pacific entberaH aeasernrs Qataiss
fra f905-i906. Saaes 0eS 5enoeus
belle til StoIens Sefprer. Brof. r. 3.
Dong, YartIane. @aib.
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NnmeiDelic.

anrbpg for Rinneiota EotalafboISss
ieIIfnb og Hefernt for ret gore Gars'
meoe, afbpISt / Rabiiou, GtiHn., 22he til
25be sunni 1905. BrtS 10 Gents. llbs
gioct at ScIitabets Sefretrr, 8uitnp Gis
nc. 3437 2ougfeIop ape., Rinuenpoli5,
Rinn.
"gpr sib" Ro. 10 er uotonmet meN
fsl9enoe Snb6oIh: Ro9Ie entelte Srr'
of 5eras' Siitorie. at al :. ). StoronIss
poIb; minneapolis (me6 "a SGuitratios
rcr) Set Hal bli Srig M. AT gotette 6.
8ouels 9urien; Sen ~ItGrte. al q.
Ga9auro; Sen norite Gmcritaner. al
Stauro gu; utinr: en- Sreheus Seier.
@iftbIanSere, - Sargerfeiter, @eue8ues
asIIgrcicn; 2iSt Roro; Sroeus Taagt,
at So6on Soger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-18

icnoe; ct ifnrpt Eic fan islge Sus'
frnnien no / en- afitano al omtreui
fem Soloidmetre
lltniobelbort fra Woaneranber uS-
itraaler iIoiarpehe Sunaer. De lao
taloie 9rotubernnier. bpis lloieeuot
nGrmeit fon ~iammenlienes meo FOL.
beifinneoe @letidere. Get er @ds,
master, Der ira Oct sIsSenSe college.
me lprees op til en- Seioe al oper
10000 Mil, % bois Soitisbeo unoer
llobrnS mSertioen or iaattaeet al
bore $50 Nil / ct SefmS.
timber oen totalc 6ormsrfeIie, ioa-
neIiom fort for % eiter. bliper 81
mitsrite Stierner ipnliar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-18

NtctboNiirrnr bar poinn crIlpret, at
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SGgtcifubSbruo, men icIp CT uifploi8 -
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llitnEoiqc, uudr ell SggtcfUIe onNiidbSs
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lltroiFub.
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trDttcr BETTE StuuNpuutt Hart moi, uuar
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fig. SHc or upaeu Sroccr cIer Seitlr
aiort til GrGE / ~iuocuuuc Sina. men
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fayetteville. fad CT hcu forlootc sgptes
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NgtefGqe forIaoer beu apScu oa idaIes
bes brpber fit SGgteiia5sIpfte. ReH bet
Iiger iig IeIp, At IGnaere SiS maa benz
Gnn, fsrcno Oct ian pare Hart. at en- 9ggs
tefGlle Uirtelia onbfnbsiuLoi bar forlabt
BEN auoeu og BET mna Hart berries. at
iadbuu orSitabsiuIS Sorlnben nf 9Ggtc
iRueu bar iunbet Steo. fSreuS Den iors
Iahte fan iubgao mt sgatefnb."
Sctte or BEN Iutberite GirteS 2Tre ON
beune gag; og bet ptIoe oPre goot ON
nenue triiteIige og btbelIie &etrugt
uinasmaaoe bleb bel betienSt. iud at ben
llretirroigbeb mob Sen uitulotge Bart.
fem ofte mna libe belle 9tpet igieunem,
heroeo tHube b%ortitaffcS. p. t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-18
GCGG
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tiIfipttcr bette lit me &oIo. Gnooi.
rere, at Der | Eaitor Ghriiteniens
8dS tnnr har n1ret fo~niirncret 30,
IL paa Rorif og 13 poa Gngelif.
Hdit. s. gudnebers blep al ga.
flor Q. Speumgien inofsrt | Wenig.
beoeu | @dp ben 23Se Suit, / Stor.
babI oen 25ce Srdi, / Sipgo ben 30te
SliIi. elsie Weigbeber er | 8il-
Iianrs Goiurtn q. 9af. Gen 2Soe
siili Hep BON inbfsrt Weniebeoen /
Mc3ensie Gourtp. q. 9uf. Ie IRE
isritnGpnte Meirigbeber bar iioen De-
res Stiftelie nGret betient al 9aitor
Spennngien.
Srsoaa cen 26be Stiff boiotes
25-aars Settlerfeit / 3ai6inatot