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The Washington times., 1905-02-19
LIKE QUEEN ANTS.
Lincoln;s Comparison of Justice Miller
and His Gown to a Well
Known Insect.

It is related that at the second inaug-
urai ball of Mr.. Lincoln he was talk
ing to Charles Sumner when Justice
Miller came up and Mr.. Lincoln, after
greeting him cordially, said:
How are the justices and their
gowns?"
Justice Miller replied that they were
all right, and Mr.. Lincoln went on:
MILLER, you were brought up on a
farm, weren't you?'
YES" replied the justice, land
sometimes wish 1 had remained there -
wen, Miller, you must have seen
the clearing up of new ground and burn
ing of timber. You have seen the heavy
bark fall from the trees and half de-
cayed logs, while out from under the
bark would come great winged ants,
which would waddle off with the funniest
kind OF clumsy dignity. Do you know.
Miller / never see one Of you justices
with your gowns on but that / am re-
minded of those funny little ants
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
BELIEVED IN GOD.
How Old Red Jacket Silenced ths
Justice in New York
Court.

Senator Burton of Kansas tells this
story about old Red Jacket. the Indian.
C1eneral-then President-Grant made
head man of Indian affairs
Red Jacket was being examined as
witness in one of the county courts of
New York state. when lawyer asked
him:
Now, my good Mr.. Red Jacket, you
seem to be an expert testifier. and I
want TO ask you a simple question. but
n very important one. That question is
This. Do You believe In Godg
ped Jacket Strengthened himself up to
his full limit and looking with piercing
ewes at the lawyer, answered.:
Does Red Jacket believe In God? Yes.
r2afi Jacket believes in God much more
tban he who can put such a question
1t is perhaps unnecessary to say that
the attorney quickly said that he was
through with the witness.
The Washington times., 1905-02-19

say less It all goes down as part Of
the days work and no. one thinks any
thing more of digging steamer crowd
ed with immigrants sut Of the ice than
of sitting down to dinner. There is no
furry. no blowing of trumpets when It
IS all over. The men who are engaged in
the work have never received medals nor
do they expect to- Already on board the
Annapolis the crew is making a joke Of
the rescue of the thirty oysterfnen in
Great South Marsh. Hanging TO a nail
in the engine room is Il large round
paper medal which purports to be
awarded to one of the rescuing party
from the governor of Maryland.
See my medal says Chief Engineer
Poole, with q, smile on his good-natured
face almost as broad as his rotund self
The Washington times., 1905-02-19

PROFESSIONAL TONE.
Undertaken Whose Instructions Nearly
Ruined His Reputation.

eve had an undertaken who did
good business IN one Of the towns OF
my State says Representative Moon
of Tennessee, ..and he had a commando
ing presence and a complete mastery or
that most difficult of all facial express
sions and tone which all leading UNDER
takers must have.
..on one occasion this gentleman waa
presiding at a funeral and after crtti-
cal inspection of the corpse and the
splendid line of coaches drawn up IN
front OF the church. he entered the
chanceI and requested the congregation
TO remain seated while the family ana
intimate friends passed out and loaded
up
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
HONOR NOT HURT.
Judge Slipped, However, and Injured
Head

Senator Dcpew fathers this story:
Many years ago judge of the su-
preme court of New York, distinguish
ed for his great learning. as we'll as for
impetuosfty of temper and celerity with
which he dispatched business, was one
day vending his way to the courtroom
when he fell on the icy pavement, a
LAWYER who practiced before the judge
went to his assistance, and asked:
Il trust your honor is not hurt?''
NO by 2ad, sir. my honor is not hurt,
but my head is, and [ don't want any
sympathy either. sir.
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
Do T>r work Modestly.

This is fair sample Of the work
which the Annapolis and Latrobe are
called upon to accomplish during the
winter months. Flooding steadily along
these two boats make many rescues,
soon forgotten by all except those di-
rectiy connected with the rescue, They
modestIy do their duty and II lives and
property are saved the captains and
their crews think little about 1t and
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
The Annapolis has fought its way

The Annapolis has fought its way
through many heaped-up cakes, how
ever. by persistent ramming.'
Although the Annapolis is too heavy
and uHwieIdy to get up any great speed.
she can make twelve or thirteen knots
In open water and can go at a fair rate
through six inches OF ice. So thick was
the ice In part of the course she safle5
over to rescue the Deals islanders that
1t took nine hours to go twenty miles
The Latrobe recently had a similar ex-
perieTlce with thick Ice when 1t took
seven hours to make two miles.
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
IRON AFTER BRASS.
Humorous Epitaph Found Upon Black
smith Shop Once Lawyers
H0USe

One of the epiteph collectors OF the
House produces this one. which, he says.
was found printed OF painted on the cor
ner of a house which was formerly oc-
cupied by a lawyer politician, bat was
then being used as a blacksmith shop:
This house a lawyer once enjoyed:
A smith does now possess.
How naturally the iron age
Succeeds the age OF brass.
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
CANNON DOUBTS IT.
Chicago Wicked City, But This Too
Much.

Speaker Cannon confesses that Chica-
go is a very wicked place. but says he
does not believe the story to the effect
that a gentleman wrote 10 a bookseller
in the Windy City asking for a copy of
Farrar's ..Seelser After Cod and re-
ceiyed the reply. There are no such
persons in Chicago.
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
OPERATION EXPENSIVE.
Tale of Stingy Man Saved From Hang
ing-Rescuers Cut the
Rome

All yarns about stingy men have been
shelved. Representative Moon OF Tenne-
see has given out one which takes the
bakery. He says he knew of man who
lived in an adjoining State who made
an attempt to shuttle off this mortal
coil because ne was too stingy to eat
enough. and when he was discovered
and cut down the first words he uttered
after being resuscitated We're
Why did you cut that roper CnulGn't t
you have united the knot?'
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
COLOR OF THE LEGS.
Negro Preacher Who Was Not Posted
on Marks of Black Spanish
Chickens

Just SO long as watermelons grow
negroes will eat them," says Repre-
sentative from Alabama, and just so
long as fat chickens roost within
reaching distance of a darky the
chickens will come up missing.
AN aged negro was arraigned
before a trial justice for lifting chick
ems. The old fellow had number OF
witnesses on hand to prove that he was
a member of the church in good stand
ing, and that he had plenty of fowl of
his own.
What kind of chickens do you
raiser" asked the justice.
DE black Spanish, sah,'' was the an
swer.
yellow 1egs?"
No. sab"
What color, then?"
Kinder black. sab; bout black as
yer hands, sab"
THE old man lost out on this break,
ana get three months.
The Washington times., 1905-02-19

Again the hfeboats were manned and
again the scene Of rescue was enacted.
This time, however, the crew of the ice
boat had the aid of the Crisfielders who
were eager 10 lend all the assistance
they could to men whose plight they
knew only too well.
The Washington times., 1905-02-19

to the Annapolis, which was lying off
Annapolis, to proceed Immediately to
the relief of the stranded men. No
word. however, reached Captain Griggs,
the Annapolis commander of the ma
rooned CrisffeIders.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08
BARTON.

s. Brooks is sick with pneumonia
a Cook Is home from Hanover, n. ID.
ton Drown is visiting in Msssachu-
" Murkland has pIowed and graded
ard.
William Drumming was very sick
Feek.
). Cowles has the frame up for his
house.
George Nye is suffering from a
y sore.
Ee Bliss of CRANKY P. @, is visiting at
Wilkey's.
ice team commenced its summer
ce last week.
w. Reirdon was in Greensboro on
ess Monday.
UHord of Greensboro was In town
y on business.
Stone and s. E. Winslow have had
houses painted.
W. Buswen of the U. s. mail service
town last week.
w. johnson was in Greensboro on
ess last Wednesday.
r,ea Frost of Bethany, Mass, visited
I'd browns last week.
n. Hayden of Albany was in town
thursday on business.
bur Wilson is getting bis lumber on
round for his new berT'.
2. P cree has had the house, occupied
B. Robinson, shingled.
W. Hill Of st. Johnsbury was in
on business last Friday.
and Mrs. W. NJ. Wright were in
y visiting friends recently.
}. Travers was on the sick list last
and his mother is now very Ill.
ner Hitchcock has hired for the sea-
Frank Burdid to DO painting.
54nDon was Westmore last week
Rting r. "a. p ,ury's steamboat.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08
st. Paul's Church Notes.

There will be no services here next Sun
day on account of Father Turcott's mission
to Lowell.
This morning at seven O'Clock Miss Mary
Bincher and Emile NORM were married at
the church.
Tuesday evening at 7:3O there will be a
prayer meeting. Friday high mass at 500
a. m. Friday evening prayer meeting of
May devotions.
Yesterday Father Turcot went to hold
services at Albany, after an absence OF
about two months. Tuesday there will be
a high mass there
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08

the choir will sing "Come Unto Me-" by
Lindsay, and Saviour Again to Thy Dear
Name We Raise" by Sheldon, and Mrs.
Lang will sing for offertory TIN Heavenly
Love Abiding" by E. Lassen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08
congregational Church Notes.

Nsxt Sur day morning the subject of Mr..
Warmers sermon will be "a Homely
Thought On Furnishing the House," and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08

MED xenty- five head of cattle to
he at my farm in Brown1ngton. In
of Edward Aldrich, Bro wDington
h 1871
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08
CAL ADVERTISING.

CAL ADVERTISING.
rtisements will be inserted under thii
500 cents per word for FIRST insertion
E cent per word thereafter. Cash mus,
psny the order. No advertisement Wi'
RED for Tess than tt0entu-fUe cents
To RENT
EMENT to rent. Lucy NJ. Robinson,
b. l1-tf
REST-Upstairs tenement. W. W.
fell. 12tt
RENT First class organ. Henry c
Barton. 1stt
FOR SALE.
sALE-10 cows, 25 pigs and shoats.
Fillmore, W. Glover. 19 lw
SALE-Four houses in Barton VIII
Enquire of G. ID. Trsvers. 17tt
SALE CHEAP-Two. seated express
and top buggy. A. I. Buswell.
l4tI
SALE-House Lots near Crystal Lake
Barton. Address b. c. Howe, 5t.
Houry, VT. lS-2wks
SALE-I have three second hand
es and an express wagon at reasona-
ces. A. r. Cowles. 1S-2wks
SALE-One matched pair of excel
oung draft horses. Frank j. Orne,
D. Barton, Peoples phone. 1stf
SALE OR TO RENT-A Is COW farm.
be rented for term of years. p, A.
%, Glover. 1Stf
ne and New Brunswick cedar
es. Five grades in Stock. Low
A. 3. Stoddard, Barton, VT. u 19
SALE OR To RENr-The II. H.
bly, cottage at Willoughby Lake for
eason, furnished. Inquire of II ii.
lbly, Barton Landing. 17-2O
= SALE-Oue two horse lumber
,, buggy wagon, horse rake, moving
ne. wheel harrow, smoothing har-
horse fork, with rope pulleys and
No. 6 u. s. separator with sheep
all practically as good as new.
Fuller, Irssburg. 1873
WANTED.
NTED-Laundress at once, at Hotel
a. 1871
NTED.- Highest market price paid
bod wool. o. V. Joslyn. lS-u
STED-5O shoats. Cash paid for
and caIfskins. Rood & Wiley, Bar
Hnding. 1otI
YTED-2O head young cattle to pas
75c. for yearlings, 81 for two year
Tor the season. Sarl brooks;
17-19
NTFDLAII kinds OF stock except
10 pasture. Reasonable prices
e's telephone. ID. IL. Foster, lras
Vermont. I-S
STTED--T Wenty- five head of cattle to
re ait my farm in BrowD1ngton. In
n of Edward Aldrich, Bro wDington
r. 19-zI
.MIsCELLAEEoUs.
Cole gtudio will be closed all this
So 19 wk
TIcE win pay highest cash price for
sugar, +. H. Churchill, barton
1ng~ - -.
who have Furs they wish. repaired or
oger. please send them in this week
Ike .ail kinds Geo. II. Davis. lotf
/ buy good fat calves, lambs, hogs, ,poul-
TOOL and sugar, also bran sacks, every
bay at Barton stock yards. .: n
low. 1O.L
kinds of bIacbsmithing done on
notice at reasonable prices, at the Ole
took blacksmith shop. Shoeing las
a a speciality. Give us your patron
nd we will satisfy you.
". A. Macdonald.
TIcE.-You will find me every Mon
III the stockyards, ready to buy you
et stock, maple sugar and Wool
want to buy stock to turn out. Writ
ephone me and will see you. ~: {
e.
rIcF-WilI pay &c. pound for tuI
at storehouse near stock yard MOI
Nav 1st, or any other Monday there
as soon as convenient. viii pa
BIS have contracted with at &c. @ pe
ec. s E. Winslow. I-zO
BARTON.
q u-ool-s IL sicLx with uneumOnla.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08

NTED-20 head young cattle to pas
zoe. for yearlings, 81 for two-year-
ror the season. Saril Brooks.
17-l9
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08

lNTED-5O shoats. Cash paid for
and calfskins. Rood q Wiley, Bar
Rnd1ng. 1oVI
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08
NORTH ALBANY.


Little Glendon Sanborn Is sick.
Tenny Keith Is working for Fred Twom-
bly,.
Elmer Mathews has two sisters and o
brother stopping with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. o. Clough of Barton
Landing were here few dsys recently.
The Sunny Side school observed Arbor
day by planting two trees In the school
grounds.
Mrs. Grace (Croft) Barney with her hus-
band and little child are visiting at Fred
Twombly's.
Mrs. Mary and Mrs. Carrie Heath and
Mrs. Susan Seavey visited at J. ]. Twom-
bly's recently.
J.E. Tinker of Danville was here to-day
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08
WANTED.

NTED.- Highest market price paid
od wool. o. V. Joslyn. 1S-tl
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08

irIcE -Wiu pay highest cash price for
sugar, +. II. Churchill, Barton
16-tf.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08

who have Furs they w1sh-repalred or
o yer, please send them In TINS week =
| ke aIl kinis. Geo. H. Davis. 1Stf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

! Cole studio will be closed all this
191 wk
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08

IbuV good fat calves, lambs, ,hogs,poul-
kool and sugar, also bran sacks, every
bay at Barton stock yards. >: 4.
low. lolf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-08

- SALE-One two horse lumber
buggy wagon, horse rake, moving
me, wheel harrow, smoothing har-
horse fork, with rope pulleys and
X, No. 6 U. S. separator with sheep
all practically as good as new.
Fuller. Irssburg. 1873
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
Silippinerne.

Gen itSite llroitifter paa sc Flip
ptnife Ger CT 900, % Der or M SrcS
aIleite0S. San beO GIi % bar Ell al
0fpro'S tammerneS 9ntto'er poa Gen
0fuOanao, : IS MaancSer boIOt ban
Amerifanerue / Ianoe. Som iauatijf
Nubammeomer pil0e ban life UNDER.
fate iig en- friiteu @ogt. General
Scouarb 8ooo ieuote Here grpeoitiu'
ner irtoO bam; men ban fIareSe fla
altib, Sa Zen er bierarig os iuIS al
arotIfoo % SfIuIeiteSer. Smiiber
lnFfcoe& 6ct forIcbeu llge Gapt. Sranf
McGOp meo 100 Wono urSer fla at
iunOe aIi / ell Sptte, boor ban bapoe
SiIbolo mco fin Sm Gogo, it1te 90
8oner % 60 WonS. On Scamp pp.
itoN, % aIi bIeo hrGbt. Oct por
itoItIcoen Sftobcr, nItioo for "a
uger itSeu. Sommeu nlco SaSeren
LOS Ssnnen % 10 oubrc tit 2ip; De
ileite andre to0eS tiIfauae. Get ct
at boabe, at 6rehen MI | lang lib bill
flnne beoares poa De filippiuife Ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
Dams Reynolds.

sra ben norifc 2iterot Sr. Sans
RepnoIbs. iom for Sioen refer ON.
firing oa boIoer 6orehra9 bIonot De
0orite ! amerifo, bar bi moota9et
TO al hans 8seer, nemIig sos gam.
melt norf SoIf", Reiieitiloringer fra
6Grsernc, % ~SoIfefamp", me San.
&C. gegge fan a~ubefaIe& poo oct beS.
tie. 8o9en ON Srrserne er oper.
maabe intereSiaut, OF bans SoreSrag
cpcr bette gmue burSe iIoa gobt on
operalt. "6oIfefautp~ er en- RGffe
g~IboenOe 6ebreiaubSianee, iom mou.
gen Rorbnnub / anterifa / 6iSie 81.
Scr uiI IGie meS iarb RpoeIie. Otter
alt. III bar fsrt ont Sr. RepnolOS'
Spre6rn9 CT Der 8rurb til at anbefaIe
ogfaa btSie paa oct bcSite. SrrIig
bttroc bats 6oreSrag obcr "Rorif
@iettreiSrtngsarbeioe I 1905" bate
2rab boa at bItbe bgrt bIatSt bans
S%anosntpito berooer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
Piorteiaet.

ct Telegram Of 6te Robember fra
Saptuar6, Sarpper Gountp. i BET norS.
Ii9e 8iscouiin, flyer, at Sagt paa
Siurt % andre gilSopr er n9r for.
baonoeu. 2open beifptter oct 9ofe
8itot % tiilober nm, at Sport ifpoeS
fra lite til Site Ropember, og / bcnnc
1io maa iueen enfeIt @tanb ipISe
Here erb TO. Gen iibite geitenmeIie
pngaoes ofte berpeb, at ubeIbige Sr.
sere, fom iutet Butte gisr, faar belle
meO De beioige. Same Barbeu" me.
tter, at ban iaar ifal eisrc en- Gnoc
paa bette; rter fanSipnIiepts bIiper
oct Der ion eaers meo Itore Srb. Se-
Iegranrmet oplpier, at ser nit er fitIot
at Siort I Satppcr County, % be
S9gere, fon bar iontiet itg, eI9oer
fta / Sanbet ont ct rigt gptte. De or
bpbneoe ite6 Repeterrifler o. ollie
@reier at nneite SIags. ) Sapnaro
gier De Snofieb til en Goriputna, iont
bill i9tte Dem iitaub til at Iiese / 2eir
noe / Sfonet | fiorten Gage. @is,
coniin,6oIf betaler ST. | 2ieenTe, men
5oIf ira auore Stater $40. Matt bar
Jet en- Del 9iern / sfooen mn | Ssit.
90 npgIe er ifubte. Ndn ,tei,er, at
mango Here 9isrne ffaI faa betale fit
Somaerbeite me6 fin Su6 og fit
8is0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
Danopeie / Illinois.

SltgeniSrboarbet I @oibington
inbberetter til Wesierinseu, at Or.
beibet paa &unobeie og Saone / Sai.
nois bar giort gooe Sremifribt / fibfte
SiifaIaar, iour enbte Den 30te Stunt.
8aa ltbbeorina af gbicagos Sabn er
Der | @aretS 2sb arhenSt 1910,
305. aae 8faner, fort bIep Iagt
1870, 1878, 1S97-99 oe 1903, er
bleone 9ienremfsrte, naar unotages
oct pore Balm, bbortil Ger er bepiIaet
$294,960, og Sitanbiettelien al
aaien / NorS. Den Del al Chicago
GInen, iom er ieiIbar, ligger inoenfor
ebieagos 9psr9nie. 20 gaiiner,
boor SfibeRe tan penSe, bebsoes, og
man be8pnote Den 9be Quarts at op.
muSre iaaoonne. Sngen SoranSrin9
/ Gbicago'GIben bar bit fla nsbpen.
Big %formebeIit @raoning al SlrnneIer
unoer ben. Sapnen / G1S.Gbicago
er beitemt til at aisipe en- iiffer og be.
frem a6gung til galumet.@lpe Der
peS, at man bpsger IiseIsbenSs
aaier, JON Iigaer 800 500 fra bin,
anben % gaar fra Stranben no /
Safe Midigan reo en- bpb 9anaI
melem Dem. 9ette Mrbeioe er / aoS
Sang, % in0til 30te sunni bar ser
anpenbt $1,431,27S berpaa. Sp.
miSringrr al GnIumet.@ Iben fore.
gnnr iomtioig, % man bill innrt ian
en- % SOB bpb 4anaI meIlem glpe.
mrnbingen og t22be @abe. Gn on.
Den &nnnI ifnl forbinbe SIlinois.eI.
ben meo Misiisiippi, og T~esierinsen
bar onpenot $6,492,5 500 pan ben.
Oct er Mtrningen, at man Der ffaI
foa en- SeiueS for itore Sfibe neIlcm
Safe Mitisan, peo bpis Stranb Obi.
caso ligger, % ben itore RiSiisiippi.
SIoo. Raor ganoma.4anolen err
i9roi9 ifoI Sfibe fra Selma, Sapan
% SiIippirerne hume eaa lige op iii
Chicago. arbeiSet er | fuIo Gang;
men meeet itaar enoni, tiIbose. Sno.
beretninser fort9uer ON gnfeItbe.
Der, ON SnOfisb af Sarme, anles al
groer, afpoSutter o.i.o.; men oct bar
tim lotaI ~Srteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
Gn 8rnnbIGeser bpb. Sir 8eora

Sn SrnnplGgger oDD. Str george
Wiliams, JONI bar 8runblpg9er Of
De I Gnglanb, s[merifa % andre Gan.
De MI me9et n6brebte llnsbomsfor.
eninoer, pna @neeIf faIbet goitng
Iten's Gbriitian ASSOCIATIONS, bsSe
ben Ste gtobember | 2onSon, "a aor
gamniel. San bar fsSt | 2onbon
1891 % fom | en- tibIig alber inc /
en- &iGoesblitif. SCR ban blep pofsen,
'opItno ben Sanfe hos baub at 2ps-
ming, nifpIoig @oro oa Ielieion
maatte trtne forenes og poe Sorfriif.
ming ! hinge MRnos Sriitunoer. San
.traf iibett elleoe ANDRE. Tom tpnfte
..ligeoan, og meo eneelif aoretagiom.
rbeo fsrte ne 8anfen no / 2ioet.
@eorse Biniams fit al i'm grinipaI
SOP til at nptte ct @preIie .coer oer-
mes gutit til SoriamIinssIofaIe, %
ban og bans 8enner faIbte tit Gel.
FAB Hinge M9nbs friiteIiae Sor.
ening". 9et bot. 1874. 90 man
beSpnote, baboe George 9iaiamS
fun $3.50 | aarIig Son og Seraf oil.
renbte ban $3.50 paa oct npe Goreta.
aenoe, ibet ran gobt fIareoe iig mes
HeIten. S 1894 bar Sen fsrite goung
Mems 9briition Gsiociation 80 Star
damned % boobe funbet GfterIignere
rlntot ON / 8erben. s 9onbon boIo.
tcs oa ct Stormsbe, iSet 1000 9ele.
safer bar fcutne tiIitebe, reprGiente.
renbe II Sungemaal. 0roming
Sictoria opbsiebe 8iliams iii HiS-
Der @nigbt), iao GAN iioen bIep faIot
Sir George. @eo 50.aorsfeten
1894 bIeu set opEpit, Of 5oreninsen
/ Soubon bnpbc 5,372 ltn~oerofbelin.
ger meb 492,5S5 ReSlemmer. s
1888 bar bisie Gal itesne benboISS.
bis til 6,69S % 506,t09. $ george
iIorerer cit Wensbe ltneSomsfore.
ninger. Stsbet til Dem er piitnof
fra Gualono; men &c oripeS
life efter engeIife Rsniter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10
Sra uolanoet.

ure | 9pbmen. - genSag Cen sic
Ncnenber par Der ct fort Oplsb /
Vrog. gebmens &opeoitao. Wpuoig.
|teoerne haroe gioet Soeialocmofra.
terne 2site ON, at De ifilSe faa 2op
til at foretase en- Concentration til
6oroel ior &raoet paa alminoeiig
Stemmeret, naturlisnis unoer Jor.
IoiGtning al, at oe opfsrte Iig or.
ceHtlig co ireoeIia. 5or SifferbeoS
Sfplo foriterfeSe gpens @arniion
Tia me6 aaballeri % Snfanteri fra
andre Steoer. Sort eiter MiSoag
imnIebe $4,000 Socialoenofrater Tia
iii eli 9roeesiion, og / 8slelieu al lin
Stprfe be8pnote De itrafs at troSie
SroeneHs SpretbolSere. &c an9reb
Eolitiet meS Stentait og GAP oct
StoffeprpgI. Ger bleb M, ct iuare
Seoen, 90 belle 9pen iaties paa euoe.
Gn or6entlig @a6efamp opitoo. af
groltenene Sanneoes garrifaSer. go.
ciaIiiterne bapoe iiorpeien bemmelig
.nSbelt 10000 Heooloere, oa Sfuo
refslebes meIlem llroitifterne % Or.
oenens MGnS / ct Slag. Sem Ser
ioner bleo SrGbte og ODER bunorebe
tit Sfu6iaar. On 9raeouoffieer peS
Hann b. 9ereih faiteSeS AZ Soften,
90 Solicit ierisgte at Ipnf)e bam. On
MGigbe @lttifpinbuer lloges in5.
SporpognSierbielen itanieoe. Dor.
gerne tiaaaieoe fine 0sre. @aSeIpg.
ter fniites, % be StoIper, iom bar
Gem, nelteSes, for at be life SfnISe
poe Bern for PoIitiet. SmliSer Inf.
febeS Oct 81. 3 ON gftermiSSosen
Sept. llmlauf at renie @oSerne meS
Tine 9rasoner. observation-disclosures
ioges ira 9inanben oe Sufanterire.
gimenter bolbt 8agt paa ale ofient.
lige YlaSie % ! ale SopeSgaSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-10

Sioen peo at boIoe igien. nnar oennc
cler bin EoeIano latte Sinmel og
Soro | geprgeIie for at tsntnc
Stofsfasien; men MI CT oenne Sine.
ritas Soab9f blet iaa mRgtig preo,
at ban bar beiluttet fla til at iGttc en-
Stopper for al Grtrapogonce. Gor
a. pirfeliaejpre en- inaoon 8eilutning
giGIoer oct blot at finoe en- rigtig
bcgeu % paoiibelig Sur til at ~iibo,
poa" Den itore "garrel" % paste
puo, at ingcn 6~Iottenbeimer foar rsre
pco Spuniet. sSntet or for bette
2iemeo oiaiigerr cnb Of iaa Ell sSor.
mano for Sniets geoilgningsfomite,
lem or IigeaIab, on ban gisr fla util.
benS meo belle 2anoetS NeprRienta.
ton, og en- ilig Monb ganr MI Gan.
non % Ieoer eiter meo 2pS og 2pgtc
Zig forbum 0iogenes; men IGno al
oeune aaliber porer life paa Greer,
% oct tor nof bGnoe, at Den ganrte
Speafer bill bIine nsot til at ilaa al
paa fine iportouife 6orSrinaer. lin.
Der ole Smitpnoigbcoer penter oi at
bsre, mar a~ongresieu er fproig no.
fte CONNER, al ben 59be 4ou9res
bar nomprfet fig peo en- aIoeIes enc.
itaocnbe, "rccorofiIins" 5Iotbeb.
90 Speafer Cannon bar o~perIepct
iaopas til aataitrofe for.