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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
THE BIG CHICAGO STRIKE.

The teamsters strike that has so
greatly disturbed business conditions
IN Chicago for the last los days,
was last week officially declared off
by the members OF the tcamstcrs
Joint council. The men have been
ordered to seek their old positions
and it is estimated that less than
one-half of them will be rc-employ-
ed. The strikers have made a com
plete surrender and will apply for
work as individuals and without
an agreement of any kind with their
employers.
The employers say that only such
men will be taken back as are need.
ed after the non-union men have
been provided for and that the ques-
ton Of wearing the union button
might be lefc to the individual EN-.
ployer.
The strike has been one Of the
most annoying. bitterly fought and
expensive affairs Of its kind that
Chicago has ever known. 1t ORR
ginated last winter over the demand
Of the garment worker association
that the firm Of Montgomery, Ward
& Co., refrain from sending out any
work to non union men, although
there was no contract prohibiting
such action. The nineteen garment
workers employed by Montgomery,
Ward & Co, went on strike and
their places we're filed by non
union men. -Four months after the
strike OF the garment workers, the
teamsters union called IN Mont
gomery Ward & Co, 10 arbi-
trate the garment workers strike.
The refusal Of Montgomery, Ward
& Co., was followed by strike Of
all the teamster IN their employ.
Il b { strike rapidly spread
to such other business houses as at
tempted to make deliveries 10 Mont
gomery, Ward & Co.
About thirty lives have been lost
during the strike and there have
been hundreds Of assaults, in many
Of which the victims we're seriously
injured.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
WOULD HARMONIZE
Il Version OF Conference Given by
Montgomery
From the Charleston News.

From the Charleston News.
State Senator Sam Montgomery,
of the second district, was in the
city today aud was approached by
a representative of the News with
reference to the rumored anti Elkins
conference at White Sulphur Thurs
day, which he attended.
The senator was not inclined to
say much OF the conference itself
more that he ventured to remark
that Elkins' name was not mention
ed during its progress, but that
there might have been little "heart
TO heart" talks about it among the
Republicans assembled there. Sen
ator Montgomery seemed in favor
OF reorganization of the party and
union of the Dawson and Teter
forces, in order that a solid Repub-
lican legislature might be easily
secured in the next campaign and
he said the Teter people would
meet the Dawsonites half way with
any proposition tending in that
direction of nature in sense of
good faith. 'If Senator Elkins is
a candidate for denomination he
will receive the same loyal support
from the second congressional dis
trict as he meted out to Lakin in
the special congressional election
last June" said the senator.
He complimented the personality
and ability Of Lakin and regretted
his defeat. He worked hard in the
campaign in his support and was
emphatic in stating that he believed
that Lakin was the only man equal
to the Democrats at the next elec.
tion and that he should be renom-
mated, and was of the opinion that
he would win from the Democrats
at the next election. Senator Mont
gomery left last night for Hunting
ton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
PLAYED BOTH SIDES.

from letters published in the
Parkersburg papers it would seem
that a certain Judge T. p. Jacobs
has been the bosom friend of the
machine when in its company and
has been equally as ardent friend
of the insurgents when he chanced
70 be thrown in their company.
When the insurgents met at the
White Sulphur Springs Judge Jacobs
was cordially invited to attend.
For reasons which his letters as
as published in the Parkersburp
papers explain he did not 90. The
Wheeling News after reading the
first letter from the Judge to the
Machine denying that he was at the
White Sulphur and assuring the
Machine that he was ia full sympa.
thy with it, the News gleefully says
that "Judge T. p. Jacobs has
grounds for libel against the news
papers" and that the Judge "has
been previously wronged." Bro.
Ogden wrote in this happy strain
before he read the letter OF Judge
Jacobs to the insurgents pledgine
them his loyal support and guaran-
teeing them that he was in hearty
sympathy with them IN their fight
against the Machine.
The question we would like TO
ask the Wheeling News is what re.
dress has the Judge against the
newspapers since he has declared
himself for and against both factions
Of the Republican party. Is the
News still of the opinion that Judge
T. p. Jacobs has been previously
wrOnged
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
WILL OPPOSE ELKINS.

At last man has been found
among the Republicans who is not
afraid to contest with Senator s. b..
Elkins for the United States Sena.
torship. II is Judge Reese Blizzard.
Judge Blizzard is one of the brain
lest men in the State Of West Vir-
ginia. He has been power in
Republican politics for years. He
is excludingly popular with the rank
and file of his party and since his
announcement he has been gaining
strength every day so his friends
say.
The announcement Of Judge Biz
zard's candidacy is the best evidence
that the Ma chine has lost its grip
on the party in this State. Up un-
al the present time no Republican
would dare oppose Elkins or Scott.
The Machine said that TO Elkins
and Scott belonged the United
States Senatorships and that settled
it.
The Blizzard candidacy will be
severe shock to the organ of this
county 1t will surprise no one to
hear the Journal howl against the
candidacy Of Judge Blizzard. To
the Journal such an announcement
is high treason against the Machine
But the Journal should wake up
and learn that the rank and file of
the Republican party has cut loose
from the Machine of the State and
the Ring of Preston. They have
just awoke TO realize that the rank
and file is bigger than the Machine
and Ring. This is something which
every honest person will rejoice
over That it will make the old
Ring organ groan and cry out as il
sees its piece of pie slipping away
is to be unsupported. But it is high
time that the old Ring organ should
be relegated to that obscurity from
whence it came and set itself up as
leader and teacher of honest and
intelligent people. 1t is remarka-
bic how long the organ has been
has been able to fool the Republi-
cans of Preston. 1t is in its death
struggle and it is yelling furiously
and swapping and barking like
hyena. But the people are enjoying
its misery.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
NUMBER 40.

directions to the officers at the
scene of the trouble and it is very
likely that some of them will be
made to feel the weight of official
displeasure when the present scare
is over. Yellow fever is not half
SO deadly in the eyes of physicians
since the Army Medical officers
pointed out to the Marine Hospital
that 1t was propogated by mosqui.
tos' 1t is Of course just as incon-
venient to the man who gets il, but
the quarantine watchers seem TO
have thought that knowing where il
came from was all that was neces-
sary and have relaxed their vigilance
on South American ports a good
deal Now everyone in the Service
is trying to catch up and there are
large orders being telegraphed for
mosquito netting and disinfectants.
This government seems never to
be through with its troubles. The
latest outbreak of discomfort is in
Porto Rico and wire advices saw
that vigorous protest against the
American way of running things in
the island has been forwarded to
Washington. The officials of the
War Department who have had most
to do with the running of Porto
Rico since the American occupation
shrug their shoulders and make light
OF the complaint. The islanders
want more local self government
than they have at present, want the
executive council appointed by the
President replaced by an elected
Senate. II they would come over
here and study the way our Senate
works, or sometimes don't work.
they might not be quite SO enthus.
iastic about one of their own.
The arrangements for the recep.
ton Of the peace conferees are rapid
ly approaching completion at Ports
mouth, so says Assistant Secretary
OF State Pierce who has just come
back from overseeing those arrange
ments. Everything will be in order
to receive the ENJOYS early in August
and the American government will
foot the bill so far as the local
arrangements go, All the envoys
will have to do is to walk in and
make peace free of charge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
WAIT FOR THAT GIRL.

a philosopher remarked: "Once
] was young, but now I am old, and
/ never seen a girl who went back
on her mother that ever came TO
be worth one eye button to her
husband It's the law Of God. IL
is not exactly in the Bible, but it
is written largely and lawful Of the
lives Of many misft houses. II one
OF you chaps ever run across a girl
with her face full Of roses, who
says to you when you come to the
door q cannot go for thirty min
uics, for the dishes are not WASHED, ,
you just wait for that girl. Sit
right down on the doorstep and
carry her of, and then you lose an
angel. Wait for her and stick to
her like a burr on a mules tail"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
KINGWOOD PRESTON COUNTY WEST THURSDAY AUGUST 1905

Since 1870. a friendly rivalry has
been going on among our people for
the control of the pies. Without
them there would be no rivalry aud
We would devote ourselves to the
cultivation OF the buckwheat and
potato patch.
Since the meeting of the insur-
gents at the historic White Sulphur
Springs the Governor and myself
have been suffering from violent
night sweats. Our respiration and
pulsation has also taken an upward
tenden ~ which has created a con
sternaiion among our piemen. Bro.
Charley Swisher has been emitting
hideous groans and last night he
conhded in me that his gubernatorial
and senatorial boomlet was in dan
ger OF the Osler chloraform il the
insurgents got thoroughly aroused.
Charley has made wonderful strides
In craftsmanship since he left the
mule in the coal mine and became
a man Of destiny in the political
world. You see the Governor came
from the cooper shop; | came from
the farm and Charley from the
mine. We are now the acknowled
three leading patriots and statesmen
of West Virginia. So it becomes the
fathers and mothers of this state TO
hold us up as models for their child
rem TO model after 1t will cost
nothing TO try the experiment and
our new tax laws will help it along.
Bro. Swishei has a special griev-
ance against Senator Sam Montgom-
cry. He had figured that the
pocketing of fees for four long years
would place HIM on the brown-stone
front steps, and that once perched
on the front steps the way to the
gubernatoual and senatorial chair
would be strictly in accordance with
evolution and the teachings of the
Governor and myself. But Senator
Montgomery's bill which transferred
$50, 900 (the Governor says that's
what il means and he had eight
years pocketing) a year out of Bro.
Swisher's pockets into the State
Treasury places the evolution be-
yond the reach of Charley. No one
outside of Charley regrets this more
than the Governor and myself.
My mental and physical condition
is such that the Governor has ad
vised me to close this letter and in.
dulge IN at least four high balls to
be better prepared to meet the in
surgents when they arrive.
THE RAMBLER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
STATE BOARD or EXAMINERS
Begin Work on transcripts Ofthe Late
Teachers Uniform Examination

Charleston, July z6-Noarly all
the manuscripts o + the uniform
teachers examination held Thurs
day and Friday Of last week have
arrived and from the present indi-
cations there was the largest number
examined on those two days than at
any previous examination ever held
in the State.
The State Board OF Examiners
started TO work yesterday grading
papers The Board is composed
Of Prof George S. Laidley, Mrs.
Mary r. McGuigan and Miss Flea
nor Hopper, Of the Charleston
Schools Prof c. n Murray. pnn.
cipal Of the Piedmont Schools.
Prof Josiah Kecly, Of Montgomery
Preparatory Dept. Of The UNIVERSE.
tyj Prof j. T. Friend. former prin-
cip7i Of the Keyser Preparatory
branch supt T. w. Burns. Of
Grecnbrier county; Miss Sue Sheets
OF tho Piedmont High School.
Miss Mamie Hepburn, Of the Key.
ser High School and Hon. Altha
Warman, Of Morgantown.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
a SMALL CHECK
II Pays for a Very Large Lot or Mail
Carrying.

Washington, July zI-The post
office department has drawn a war
rant in favor Of Adriel l.. Stewart
of Freedom, N. H., for one cent
This is Stewards pay for carrying
the mails for four years from Free.
dom, to a railroad station seven and
three quarters miles away. lie
travels this distance Of fifteen and a
half miles six times week His
pay is quarter Of cent a year, or
one three hundredth and twelfth
part Of cent for one trip. This is
the smallest treasury warrant ever
issued and Stewart will have IL
framed instead Of cashed lie bid
this low figure because Of the pres
tige which the sign ~. s. MahD
on his wagon gives him in his pas.
senger carrying business.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
GETTING ALARMED

The Machine organs arc becom.
ing greatly alarmed over the activity
of the "fnsurgents." After the pri-
maries and state election they were
congratulating themselves that they
had the "fnsurgents" all clicked"
and that hereafter they would bc
good. The Machine was a little
too premature in thinking the an.
surgents' were all dead. They are
a lively corpse and the Machine
must see visions of their ghosts. At
any rate there are lively doings IN
both the Machine and InsurPent
Camps. They are throwing up
breastworks and getting ready for
royal battle. The insurgents are
reported to be after the scalp of
Senator Elkins, and there is some
coloring lent to this ny the fact that
Colin Livingston, who is the private
secretary Of Senator Elkins, IS now
travelling over the state repairing
the political fences Of Senator El.
kins.
If the sentiment in other counties
is as pronounced against the Hon.
Stephen b. Elkins as it is in Preston
county the chances for Elkins TO be
returned to the United States Senate
is not at all encouraging to Mr.. FL
kins and his friends. The Republi-
can in Preston who has any ambi-
ton to represent Preston in the
House OF Delegates will have to
pledge his vote against Elkins If he
hopes to get the nomination. This IS
not the only pledge he will be called
upon to give. lie will have to de-
clare himself opposed to the new
tax laws and in favor Of repeating
or revising them.
Preston may be a buckwheat
county and in the 6back woods"
but when II comes to understanding
the new tax laws and the men who
are responsible for them old Preston
occupies the front seat They do
not propose to let the men respon-
sib.c play to the galleries and de.
ceivc the people once more.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03

The West Virginia Sherifs Asso-
citation will hold its first regular
meeting In Parkersburg beginning
August 70. The Organization was
formed several months ago, and at
that time, Dr. ID. IT. Taylor. of
Wheeling, sheriff of Ohio county,
was elected temporary president and
A. F.. M. Means, of Grafton, sheriff
OF Taylor county, temporary sec
rotary. Committees were appointed
on constitution and bylaws, and on
other details Of organization. The
president, Dr. Taylor has sent out
notices to all of the sherifs in the
State, asking them TO attend the
August meeting
AT that time, a permanent organi-
zation will be formed, officers will
be chosen and constitution and by.
laws will be adopted.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
s.ro errss. ss;s.

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Srlcu fin 50saariae 8soieIsbas, 90 beb
ben &nleouius ursbte gabdr apincefrs
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Sptueeforeniugeu forrreoe betoc en- rrrs
bifuIs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; besltoer
moetup Bum iaa mango Rrefenter fra drs
bre, at bet niIoe tage altfor rteeen Plao6
Der at nGpHe Dem. Raftor &asbetn'
bolSt en- aribeuoe SaIe for auIeontngen,
gprhene bueneSe at spbe aetter. en
IsffeIie Seititemnina beritebe. Ellie rets
tie biem meb 8ebibitbeoen ON en- hpsges
liz Sammentpmit Z.
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On Suiesape til 9arnebiemmet { 9anls6u.

Ser er M ober so Ssrn peb 5jemuet
/ SauIsbo. Sisie uaa fsoes % fIGoes.
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buroe ogIaa oisie iaa uOset mt, Bill bu
bare meo at eIeSs oisie imaa meo en-
@aoe2 Sag en- Cite os eaa runot % fad
nosle Center Dos Siue slnboer % bet eiI
biGIpe, ON Set er albriS iau Tibet. Suii
pan, at boao ) bare aiort mob en- at bi5is
mine iHlan bet bdpe : eiort mob mig,
itgsr SENS. Sub elIter en- slao 9iper.
aIe gieras ienbss til Siemmets auss
ierer, glep. 6. y, 5drbo. Iiunsapolis.
Riun., OF, 16tb aoe. g.. eaer iii Siem'
NETS SeltpreriHhe Sr. emma SarieR.
PauIsbo, Sab, ". 9isree.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
IRA giriua, gsinu.

SeoS bet firfrIige aueanr, iaa bar 81
bare en- Reuiebes Der I'M, ben Soreneoe
Strife (remtig | SpISeu hbor ieg bor),
for Srifirfen aif pser til ben Soreneoe.
Saa mi er her SreS t Suridmiingeu. Ser
er mn @iuter, oe bt bar fadt en- 8atotns
8nIbe fiben een 2Sbe Roeetrber. "Ges
cprabs Soften" ItaI bIibe left faa lGHss ieg
er iGtanb til at Irie ben. Sad bill ieg ea
lutte meo en- bruIie SiIien til glabet og
bets mango 2riere. On gIanelis Sui os
ct gobt Rptnnrl Spbn Gnoer'on
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

I'll bper Reripu, ipm iuarer paa bette
ADVERTISEMENT itrur, iii ri ieuoe irit Tor al
prgUc pur iWioitGn6igc me trei0lOiuc Alb
sorplioH Cure for BiicS, Guar, RebaCr, Srems
fab, GplSer, SariiUgyslfe og ate gnSefdrms
8lagcr. Geriom on er iHIofommen tIIireSs
ree Hptteu, on iaur at bet. oG ieuo ps Ell
Ioaur. Suts life, oa ia bet bare til Os, og
bet toitcr Dig ingentiug bu aiaiar Ort eiter
en- grWHoia Brgue. 3erme g~ebdnoinq tltres
rer rnopg 5tliRlSer al 30 og 40 aars 2artgs
beo iaa oel Tom I be tioligrrr Sfnoirr.
vi bar ounoreesr al Breue iom iSIaenbe:
bur omtreuf 10 War ibtu brugte Tea GcrgS Absorb
ton Treatment for Edes o. bar keeu Ute oEret
plalgi At bet. Sec bar pTygt Huber NTlcbebGHeItaa |
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pcghnb M % fpar big islB maafr u~iaalsIia eibslit:
tot BifB lrbFt il fisHia ca bgacita graft. SoE tgEs
toletgr ActaHbltua turCrrT fr al bliUc iIrrrrt, turbt
bet Ct rH fputitutiourt iaa BCl ION en- t5tGl Hchaaos
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bag Aften forme5e itg Ill en- folosial
0oation for Den. GtiteOe poa Sern'
boueItatipuer por 81. a. DC oouite Dtt'
ntitre aIberti Berg, 5sgSbro, SauIer
% Sereuien iamt Den norife Segation
meb Riniitrr @eSsI' SarSberg / SptS'
len. llbDre RenueftcnaSier pur for.
iantlebe uberfor Scrnbnneitationen %
poa Berroneu. sc banife S%totSbouer
bup6e Itiaet Ell fongeli0 5oLouoogu
iii GeprttntinnenS HHaOigbeo.
SaoiHart 0eputattonen bup6e inat
SurUet til DC bouife @euucr % baube
taget BIao$ I S]uIorooauen, lrobreO
WGngoen I 2eperaob for &onaertget
Rorge, rfteriulgt al Seperaab for
Song Saafon og 9rouniHg gtouo.
RPngSen lang oerpoa 8ougeiaugen.
8rpiibent gerner tnIte oerpoa UNDER
amoelsS Eau8b,O fra Ell al Bognen5
8iuouer for WenreIfebnpet:
Seq be6er ON at faa 2oo til at
uotale Dor 1af for Set 8p~ritaoetic %
Spmpotbi. ri bar meot berreoe. Seq
fan f~oriifre Gem, at bar Der life isr
berifet Samislelie % goo 5oritaoclie
melem 3anmart % Norge - men
bar Der, uobre0 gcrrer me0
bpuet Rsit. - ioa CT Oct mi ooret
ttfoto u1oer bort @eisg. 9erior err
oct, at ieq M beOcr Fem ole mrO
mig, OF ranbe et tifolo &eoe Iarmarf. "
9erpaa fuIgte oPIoigc S~urraruab,
utoer bUtlte Soget tisrtc no ira Ser
runen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

Eerrnu fieuSeS fra atlautcrbopet
iii Oct title Sop. @rutuIntionSbrepe
o. anbefnlcnOe 8~iSneSbnr0 ON Bern.
mas Sortieneite font autorrhmi0Sct
itrsmtuer inc fra boer Stat I De 6or.
euebe Stater.
Or. Snrtman moStaaer 0agIig en-
Wpugoe iaaSanre @rcue fra ale
SiaSier.
IrbeiSereu noe, Samoperferen
inOc, GlerferL Rehaftsren, Statsman,
oen 90 BreIten - ale %idmitcmuer at
BERTHA er Eto&IoerenS autarrhmio.
oeI. SeerHu % S~aleritpICu oucriien,
Der 3otarrb iom ocreS itGrite 5icnNr
% er iirr begeiitrroe i Sere3 Bri$ o.
8~i0nesbprS.
Sper NSon6, iom onifer mISfom.
men SelbrO, man nGre olOeIes fri for
2atarrb. aatarrb CT noiteu mtUers
ial, HGiteu daeitco$uGrnUrenoc. Sc.
r,mu er oen beOite 8eitotteIic. iom
fieu0eS.
Gn 5orfisteIie err 9egpnoeticu til
aatarrb. Gerura life uIcue Iinorer
aatarrb, mel forebpgger ben.
Spert Siem burbe bare foripnet
meo bette itore RiooeI MOB Soitc,
SorfisIcIie % &utorrb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
7 a~roupriuieus RaIG.

geb d. fgI. Ssib. aronprinisus
% aronpriniesiens ienere @ootageIie
al Den norife Geplitation boISt aron.
p~rinien isIsenoe Gale til 2eputatiO.
men:
"An Sa Dor fiRre Ssn meo min
fgl. 6aSers 3iaaSelie bar moStaget
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08
st fsl. aabeut grep.

Song Gbriitian bar ubitebt It aa.
bent 9rep, iaalpoen6e:
Otter at en- al @orges S~turtbing
o. Rurges Gegiering uoierot 8eputn.
tion bar pperraft os S]tortbingetS
8eiIutning al 1Sbe gooember, bpur'
peb Dor bsiteIfebe, fiGre SsnneisH,
Brins gbriitian 6reoerit Gdri @eora
@dI6emar Gref er blepen uhpaIgt iii
Rorges &ouge, og oa Dor Ssuneisn
efter neie Soeroeielie og alporIig
SelpprspeIie bar erflRret iia reSe til
at isIge 6enne bG5erfuloe Isabelle,
bar ri efter Samrudo uIe6 Dor bsttet.
itebe, tipre Seu Gronprtnieu % rteo
8iliIutring al Dor Regiering moota.
get. ligeiom oi bermeo for Brins Carl
moStnger 8olget til 0orges aonae.
vi gisr bette / nib 5ortrGtniua til,
at Dor SsuHefen utt Die fit Stus beoite
arpfter til trofait S~pfploelie al lin
strengthening, og / lige Sortrsitning
til, at Rorses 5olf bill msoe i'm uu8e
aonge meo be 8sleIier at IiHtb OF
Seugtuenbeb. iom betinger ct frugt.
bart Samarbeibe til 2pffe for 9au6
% Solf."
Zen uorife @eiannt, Baron Be0eI.
Sarlsberg gap paa Sotel 8bertr en-
Sund for ben norife 9eprtutior, be
bauife Winiitre, ~aiesbuaens 5ormRrb
meo fiere. @aron 8eoel. ~Sarlsberg
bolht peS Ssrne2eiIigbeb en- imuf1 nIe
fora Snnfon. 8reo 8abeu'Sepet3au
talte | parme Orb for ben norffe Be.
ianSt % for S%tortbiugets Rr9iioent,
hpis Ssoieisoag BET odr. Brpiibeut
9erner taffebe / Ell GaIe for 3aumnrf.
Song GbriItinn bar uonRpnt Song
Saafon til aSmiral | Den buHife
Slaa6e.
aongen oiiogbe ienere 9eisg hos
neutrality-suspicious. gerner paa So.
tel "ghsnir".
StcrtbingsprRiiSent 9erner og
fbo. 5totsminiiter Sagerup err blepue
beforereoe meb Storforiet of Gbgo
storthtnesmano aabrs meo aom.
handkerchief az 2Sen arab os Gspu'
~tationens spriee HieoIemner FAINT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-08

Der bpor n irnier at boiGtte fig, % at
bam faa cu Sci Splpsuitgcr. Oct tps
mes mig, at ingeu Brett tsr neste DC norris
lutberlfe airtefoIf eu iaacan Siereite.
Beeer SobnioH.