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The Adair County news., 1905-06-07
Torture of q Preacher.

The story of the torture of Rev. O.
D. Moore, >pastor of the Baptist church,
of Harpersville, N. Y, will interest
you. He says :: 81 suffered agonies,
because of persistent cough, result
ing from the grip. l had to sleep sit
ting up in bed. tried many remidies,
without relief, until / took DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, which entirely cured
my cough, and saved me from consump-
tion." A grand cure for diseased con-
ditions of Throat and Lungs. At T. E..
Paull's, druggist SOC and $1.00, Guar
anteed. Trial Bottle free.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07
Some Doubtful Don'ts.

SOmC UOuOIIuu OOu'IS.
Don't kill time it won't stay
killed.
Don't make a scene-you might
be seen at it.
Don't talk through your hat
nor your nose.
Don't be a time-server- unless
you're doing time.
Don't be overbearing some
people won't bear it.
Don't labor under difficulties
try and get on top.
Don't steal a march If you are
a music composer.
Don't get wrathy-get a bull
dog. and let him do the stunt.
Don't live beyond your means
your credit might wear out.
Don't stand on ceremony
even legless man can do that.
Don't give a piece of your mind
the whole of it would mt break
down the wagon.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07

ALSO SPECIAL HOMESEEKERS'
RATES TO THE WEST AND SOUTH
WEST ON CERTAIN DATES.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07

TICKETS ON SALE DAILY UP &c
AND INCLUDING MAY 70, 1905.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07

Railroad managers c on f e s 8 in
Washington that the anti-repate
laws are habitually violated and
argue that business anarchy"
would prevail if they obeyed the
laws.
Any course appears better than
frankness in dealing wi h the
public. What wonder that great
corporations a r e so commonly
held in suspicion when they sed-
ulously confirm the worst opinion
of themselves!-E-tOwn News.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07

CORRESPONDING LOW RATES TO
WASHINGTON, OREGON, UTAH,
MONTANA AND ALL INTERMED-
late POINTS.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07

4
Sentence Sermons.
Toll disarms temptation.
Perspiation proves inspiration.
4 No man can keep his sins to
himself.
Revenge is sweetest when re-
nounced.
Great faith is the secret of great
facts.
There may be back bone with
out bigotry.
This world would be a bitter
world but for our tears.
Destiny is decided not by def
nitions, but by deeds.
He knows nothing fully who
knows nothing beside.
No man ever bought fortune by
the sale of his friends.
The church with a mission new
er dies for lack of money.
You cannot tell much about
Gods army by it's church parade.
A life is to be known by it's
outgo rather than by it's income.
The man who bushes for his
religion is only wasting his emo
tons.
Whoever is a god to himself is
apt to be a devil to his neighbors.
You cannot teach children to
keep the Sunday by making them
hateit.
Our loads are always lighter II
we will at least look as though
we liked them.
The only thing that comes to
man who waits is the certainty
of being left.
When the father is on the wrong
track he finds it hard to flag his
boys behind him.
Piety is more than phrases.
Preaching down never lifts up.
Knowing is only tributary to
living.
Sel-sacrifce is but wise invest
ment.
Saints are more than sapless
sinners.
Our love marks the level of
our lives.
Failure is fortune if it cures
aabbiness.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07
The COllege-Girl Wife.

1t you are young man, poor
and romantic, you m a Y wed a
young girl also poor and roman
ic, and you may live to get over
the poverty. The romance may
also live through the period of
poverty.
But if you are young and am
bilious and want to marry a COL
lege girl who is also, perhaps,
somewhat young and more than
somewhat ambitious, you must
have $4,000 a year.
If you want to wed a bachelor
maid who knows how to conju-
gate a Greek verb, play basket
ball and make chocolate fudge on
a chatting dish, you must put up
or shut up. If you cannot dem
onstrate that you will lay down
5000 for the benefit of being
her e SIS e r half it will not be
worth while to talk sentimental
nonsense to her by the moonlight
or arc light.
In the current number of Good
Housekeeping college girls from
various institutions of learning
give their views upon the ideal
husband. A Smith girl would be
willing to wed a big handsome
creature" put no widower with
children for her. Real estate
she would be glad to have but
not live stock.
A candid girl from the Univer-
sity of Chicago doesn't car
whether the man is good to look
upon, but he must h a We "a fat
bank account.
A Wellesley girl thinks moder-
ate wealth is necessary if a man
wants to marry a college gir |.
She thinks 5000 a year worth
considering.
Several others think that S., DOC
as a starter, with "a few thous-
and saved up before marriage,
with good prospectc," would do.
One of them says that a m a n
whose income is of cottage di-
mentions only is not wor h as
much as the taxes on the cot.
tage."
From the statement that smok.
ing does the husband no good
and is a needless expense, it may
be gathered that about 81, $50 Of
that girls husbands $4,000 will
be spent by the lady, and that
financially, she will "stip the foo
of his foolish hide" if she deosn't
do so literally, to keek him from
wasting his money on masculine
raiment.
If requirements are not met.
the girls aver, they can calmly
a n d unfinchingly remain spin.
sters. A high class spinster but
a cheap wife" nev-ee. Louis.
vile Times.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07
For Sale.

A farm containing ZIG acres of good
land, lying three miles West..of Column
bia. This property is known as the w.
]. Atkins farm. 1t produces well and
there are upon it good dwelling, good
barn and all other necessary outbuild-
ings. There is also much valuable tim
Der For further information, address
G. A. Atkins. Columbia KY.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07

The Russell Springs Hotel property is
for sale. Terms, reasonable. For fur
Their information, write Mrs. Susie
Vaughan, Russell Springs, KY.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07
TOGO.
His Fleets Have Achieved
the Greatest Victories
Of Any Modern Squadron That Has
Been Pitfcd With fOe-A
Sketch of His Career.


the man of the hour. Since Feb
ruary 8, 1904, he has command
ed the japanese fleets which have
effected the greatest things ever
done by any modern squadrons of
war. He has wiped the great
Russian navy off the face of the
severn seas. He has reduced the
Cars warships from a proud
navy of modern maritime mar
wells controlling the prize seas and
harbors of the Baltic and the far
East to two miserable clumps OF
fourth-rate war craft.
Togo the Silent" they call
him" Togo the Silent, but act
ive."
His manner of beginning the
last a n d greatest international
war of modern times showed that
conclusively. HI S methods on
all the many succeeding occasions
when he saw a chance of dealing
a body blow to Japan's enemy
show it.
81 am not a great reader" Adj
miral Togo recently said, but
l have become acquainted with
the writings of Yomei, celebrat-
ed Chinese philosopher. He en-
courages action. In the present
age quick and simple action is
the only way to succeed, either
in military or civil life
When Togo was told t h he
was to command the navy in the
war with Russia he said simply:
Eyes, sir.
He is one of the hardest work
ers Japan has ever produced, and
has been equaled by only n e
other naval commander in histo-
ry-John Paul Jones the head of
the American navy.-He drives
himself to the limit and expects
every other man under him to do
the same. Most interesting of
all things related of Togo in con-
nection with the present war is
that he himself helped to build
every one of the fine war vessels
under his command. He knew
what each could do and saw that
it did it.
Admiral Togo is 48 years old,
and from his youth was attached
to the sea. He entered the SER
vice of the navy and received the
greater part of his education at
the English naval col | e g at
Greenwich, where he had been
sent by his government to learn
all he could.
He was a captain in 1894, in
command of h e second-claSs
cruiser, Naniwa, which was moth
ing more than a converted mer-
chairman. He was w t h the
first flying squadron sent to Chi
ma in that war. He fell in with
a transport W h a British Cap
tain and crew and captured her.
The Chinese officers aboard at
tempted to escape, and f t r
waiting 20 minutes in which to
give the Americans and English
an opportunity to leave the ship,
Togo raised the red flag, a signal
that he intended firing. Then
he torpedoed the vessel. It was
the first fight of the war.
Togo distinguished himself at
the battle of the Yula, and was
promoted to be a Rear Admiral
and given the third command in
the navy.
In appearance Admiral Togo
looks like a withered old sea cap
tain. He is about the medium in
height, has a short grisly grey
beard, and, like most japanese
officers, does not know h ow to
wear a uniform. It invariably
wrinkles where it should fit snug
ly.
He is married and has three
daughters and a son. The boy
is at the Imperial University in
Tokyo and wants to follow in the
footsteps of his father.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07

the whole OF 1t would MT break
down the wagon.
1t Is too Offenthe Case.
That you spend too much time
criticising and too little time help
ing.
That you boasted "plainness of
speach" is merely boorishness.
That you content yourself with
giving advice instead of lending
a helping hand.
That you are planning such big
things for tomorrow that you for
get to attend to to-day's duties.
That you grumble at the wrongs
that abound on all sides and fail
to make any effort at Fighting
them.
That you attend to the business
of others without warrant and
neglect your own business with
out excuse.
That you waste time envying
the man who has a fortune and
fail to make use of what lies at
your hand.
That you yearn for reforms
without giving any assistance to
those who are striving earnestly
to bring them about.
That you waste a lot of time
denouncing politics as dirty
business" and neglect to go to
the primaries and purify it.
Paying the Penalty
Attorneys and managers of the
trusts, railroads public service
corporations profess to be at a
loss to understand the growing
demand for governmental inter
ferance. They are persued, they
complain, by an unreasonable
popular prejudice. Why not then
out of pure selfishness, educate
the ignorant masses instead OF
affronting them further ?
Yet if an attorney of the Unit
ed States Government asks Sec
rotary L. M. Alexander of the
Paper Trust, at ST. Paul, to pro-
duce his books for the courts in
spection, the trusts attorney re-
plies:
We are in possession of the books
and will hold them until some
one bigger and ADLER than you
are takes them away from us.
President George R. Robbins OF
the Armour Car Line Company
is testifying before the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee.
He admits that his company has
exclusive contracts with the rail
roads by which it absolutely die
tates rates to shippers and pro
ducers. Senators ask for par
ticulars--the company's earnings,
the cost of icing cars. President
Robbins defiantly replies that his
company is private and not sub
ject to laws governing public car
riers between States.
An official of the Tobacco Trust
appears in court and refuses to
testify. Necessarily he is held
for contempt. A United States
Grand Jury at Chicago takes up
the Beef Trust case and twenty
five of the trusts employees go
into hiding, some in Canada, some
in Europe. Others are indicted
for tampering W j t h witnesses.
The Adair County news., 1905-06-07

Heoric harts come from hard
places.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Grvffer altfor meeet.

aou9resien neSiatte for en- SiO t.
ben en- &omite, JON ifuIbe unSerisse,
ON Der iffe fittoc iroipares noget pua
Srpfningen Of oifentIige 9ofumenter,
&omiteens Sormon0 er CHARLES ..
2anSts, Repr9iertnut fra Subiana.
2anbis bar mi e~ientusenoe uotnIt, al
peo nogenIun6e rimelig gfonomi fitt.
De Der inoipares inlfalo S1.000,00O
ON garet. Sette fan sisres, mencr
ban, uSen at uogen offentiig Snte'
resie ifaoes, og en- SnbifrRufning
Srpfnins pilSe paa iamme Si6 barre
en- 2etteiie baabe Tor &ongresmpno,
Resierinsns @mbeosm9no og 81
ie~ntligbeoen. Com oct MI er, ertla'
reoe 2anois iorle0eH, er bet bIeoet en-
rem Rnni babe ! aonsresisn 90
ReeieriRgens 9epdrtementer al trpfte
ioa meset iom mlIis, % en- aifHap'
ming / gepilsningerne til Srptning al
20 eler % Rroeent pilbe bare gisrs
go0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

life iaa IGfiae fiben iuttes cit 8tge,
bun aioroe oct goof, mar bun Ggteoe
Ell Wnnb, iom iicnte S $500 eler
$4,000 ON aarct. @cn mn pci,ter De.
at Oeres ggetemanb ifal be9pnbe, bpcr
beres rige 5or9lore iIuttebe. Seq hur
bort Rrnb meb itore SuhtGgter iiac,
at Be life bnoSe NoS til at bebe en-
giae ont benbes 5aano. isr De futoe
gioe benbe iaa meaet, iom bun tit
SorGIbrenes Siem. Se gIenrter, at
Def maoife toa Risens 6ooer 80 aar
at iamle lin Risbom."
@fiis Mather frenthoIOt Set ion en-
unfoiieIig TIiat, at buer Sltitri,, bner
9ntter og Son Sfulbe belpre8 ont
gfonorui o9 Benses gGrbi. Sc BUR-
DC ina ioa % iaa meeet I'll nt'flnre JIG
me6, oa oct ifiiloe De flare fla meS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

err" uotnlte Cooler, "at oen me @e.
itemmelie nil aisre eoSt. WongIeu
peo bort GmbebSipitem M er life.
Of Der er for manage afifeSigeIier, men
for foo. Eette ifpIoes iorifieIlige On.
itGuoigbeoer. en- gureaubei Iioer
life noget ~periortIigt Ben8etab, ON
en- moeroronet er uoueIig, oa ban er
oerfor tilbsieIig til at ie aiernen Sin.
gre. en- on6en Sing er ben, iom ale
oeNfonmcnoe / @nibinaton fan be.
nione, at u6ueIige 6uuftionrrer Tom
ReaeI bar hen mitsrite politiife Stptte.
gunuiocre bar Ser unoer Se qamIe
RegIer Idd mauge Sormer al ioattaae
ior at fitrue ioa en- ubrrIia Berion no
al Eirneitcn. al oct bar Iettere iutet at
gisrc. Set err benne iioite Waneel
oeO bort @mbeositel, iom Srr nge Or.
ore oiI afbiGlpe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Dene5uela.

Gegierineen I @eneSiieln bar, TOM
befienbt, for cit Sio iiSen anIogt
Sag moo Stem gorf & germunSe5
asfaIt.4 ompani og freezer Ell Or.
itatnirtg al 100000, forOi aom'
paniet bar Itsttet ben Spitnnb, JON
General Watos fif iItano moo Mepu'
hIifens IooIise Hegiertng. 8ene5u'
elas Br9iibent Cairo bar / en- aar.
rGffe / bore apiier pGret fremitiaet
iom en- baarlis Gerion, Ger nltio
eiorbe 8rsh % life giorbe &et %
Sfiel moo fremmeoe. Wan bar Der
/ 2nnbet p9ret tilbsielig til at fro alt
bette ont Gaitro, ba De ipoamerifmife
NepubIifer life bar oct bebite Orb
paa fig, og ga De mPgtige &nnpant'
er, iom ogiaa bar itor Snoflpbelie /
8resien, bar iirrSet oct for6elagtiet
for Jig at fremitiae Gaitros Regiering
i ct iaa uforbelagtist 2ps iom milIlg.
WeH man bar mi be9pnot at fda Rt'
rene op for, at Cairo npf oaioa fan
bape nbifilig &et paa i'm SIDE. ass
fdlt.5ruiter her / amerifa, iom bar
itore SS5nteresier / 8ene3ueIa, bar
ii9r pPret ba6ife moo Cairo og bar
oeiau isgt at bLorbe Dor ReBiering
mo i Sngen til Sorbel for ben. Men
MI bar 1Itiaa 8eue5ueIas TrGiiOert
onIogt Gag MOB Sruiten, % bet ri.
Ter iig, at ban bar baot 600 @runo
fer tit S~a9suulGg.
s Sagers @rIebuing bar Sibrer
ppret ofbsrt Of 6orenebe Staters
0ommisInr 8iIdriIt / HGp 9orf.
General Srancis 9. Greene, tibIt.
aere 9isponent for bet rationale
@sfaIt-Rompani, bar oionet, at Sru.
item betaIte Sprsreren, General Ia.
tos, 100000, % M iiSite Sorsoas
erflPreSe Gen. aberp .. anbrefps,
8iceprRiioent / nGpnte Selifab, of
$4,000 til uSbetaItes til Watos ef-
Ter SrSre ira @reene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Soerne / merico.

goer'aolouien / Gbibuabna, Reri.
co, bar opIsit iig, og Dc fIeite Of oens
6amiIier bor isgt al fiuoe fig me
Stem i De 5oreneSe Stater. 5 oct
ii0ite SeIifdb, iom fortoS Rerico. bar
General 8ilioeu, bans 6a0er % Ses.
llben fire 5amiIier, iom ale bar tubt
mattge 8euee i fit Sorisg paa al
9runbe Den merifanife &oIoni. Oil.
ioen bar BOG Itot oct ftsrite Bengeta6,
ba ban betalte baahe for Sperreiien
og ior SpfsreIieu al aoIoniens 9pg.
ringer. Get Ter no til, of 8run6er
til. at goerue fcrloo Weico, nar, al
De life funoe iaa orSentIig Sfisoe paa
fine @ienoonme. og De bar MI | 6en
GnIebniug benpenot fig til Wericos
fsberaIe aegiertrg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Oiitrifts aopofat Jerome.

Biliam Srauers Serone, iom for
fire aar ft6en oalgtes til SiitriftsaS'
bafat for Refp Dort County. er III
en- unfbRngig &auoioat til Oct %iauune
gmbe0e. San bar oun6et Ell tort
gtuun peo fin irpgtlsie SptrRoerb Oh
oe5 uospeIien al fine 9mbe6spligter
bar ban fanet gpens % Counties be-
ore Glementer paa jim SiSe. Wange
WfGRo | be to fore poIitiife 8nrtier
enifroe ham opitilet iom aGnoioat
paa Bartiets 8aIgieooel. men ban bar
uiutagelig for baabe ben oemotrotiife
9ois Rurpbp og Ben republifauife
9ois S6ea. Serome boIot ~forleoeE
fin isrite Gale unoer oenne @aletamp.
Carnegie SaQ bar aIorig oPret iplSt
at eu itsrre euer mere begeiltret I'll
~bsreritare. "a Serome meS en- Stenl.
me. iom ifiaIo al Seo9geIie, digau BEN
grflGrine, at efter aft. ban / In
Gmbeostermin bnp6e prsoet at gisre,
buroe ban life bore toungeu til at
beHoenoe fig iii Solicit Tor at bperoe
Stenmler. brsS 9iiaIoet ! ben itore
S~oridurliug les paa en- RaaSe, iou
aISrig tioligere bar pRret bort. Oct
bar life perionIis s@rgierrigbeS, iom
Sreu ham iii ieien at pGre aanoiout.
men ban nilSe pie, OF ben npe Der
6ens itsr'te @p life gauffe par | SGn'
bernie paa Sppe % aieItringer. San
iremitiaeSe Rurpbp og SbeI iont
Rpno, Der oor / bsieite @rao npGr.
bise iii at inoebaOe Magtrn / De to
litore Rartier ! Retp Dori,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Sport.
Srn boloer paa at iaa SpcrbaauS bcS
bore Colleges.
Gn iarIig Senpens.

S ben forIpbue llae bar ser oGret
itore 6eitIigbeocr i llrbana. SainoiS,
/ Anleouing al GrcieSior Same'S
Soertagelie al gmbeAct iom Reftos
for StatSuuiperiitetct / SliuoiS. Ser
bleu bolot en- RGife aoSe SoIer OIL
~forifieaige Gmter at SutereSie for
SfoIencrOenen, % life minoit intercS'
innt bar SaIen ON G~olegeIport, JON
boIOteS at GrofeSior 2aprcnce oeo
Sorparo llutperiitet. Golegeiporten
bar / De ienere Mar iprcot iig i eli
Grab, at Ser CT Sore for, al bore
Colleges piI i~orfeile Jim egentIiae Se.
9aoe. 8rofesior 2otpea ioa0e bIauot
onbet: "gr set life ionot, at ben
nlminoeIige GolegeltuSent / bort 2ath
er min6re olporIig optnget al fit Ir.
betoe END Stiioenter peb DC ~profeSiio.
neGe 2ereanftaIter? gr Oct life
ionbt, at / bore Colleges fargeS Snte.
reSie blmot DC un9e langt mere al
Sport et0 at Stubierne, % at Ell,
iom bar pitt uogen Sperlegenbeb | le.
geulliae S6r9ttcr, ct ttoeu Samrtct'
liantug ell itsrre Self emo Ell, iom 10.
merfer iig i fine StiOicr? Meu er
ser ga nogen rttreIig @runo for. at
rutge Mpno ifliloe iir6e mere 9ebaa
| o. fsle mere StoItbeo ODER at tlHune
BRUCE fine Ruifier END line Emfcr?
Soao anocn @run6 er ser bel til. at
StuoeHter / pore Colleges ouier Sri'
umfer paa Sporteu8 Smraooe al
Itsrre Srr0i enb Srirmfer paa SRHf.
uin8enS eto 0eu fortuarige 8IGSe,
man ieler peb 8iioIbet ira en- tilfGl.
Dig 5oriamIing al 8olf. iom er Bio
ner til 8eooefampcne2 Seq bill pau
tngen Iaabe isge at forringe 8etpb.
ningen al GoHe8ciport eIler benGgte
&rroien al oeu 9egeiitrtng, oen fan
nGtfe. Den bnr Ri life la6et bisie
Sina IGgge dItfor ueeet geilag poa
bore itltoereuoes SntereSie? Sar hi
life looct bisie offeutIi8e Sfue'pil.
iom Sorpts spelierne peS pore Goae'
gcS ioo ofte er bleoet til, % iom opPr.
peres al appIalocrenoe RGugSer,
ffobe faIife 6o~reitiaiu9er hos bore fit.
oerenbe, inn De life fan ie oct ianSe
8orboIo ntelcm Etug, Tom piitnof
fan bope @Grhi, og Sing, iom bar
Ion9t iterrc 8Rr6i?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
SaIife 5oealer.

Wtiis Wargaret ~. Watber fra
2nnobrngsIfolen / Rnnbattan, San.
Ias, ltStaIte itg meget ffarpt ! Ell Sale,
bun forIeben boIbt / Solicit, 81, I'll
Observation-Disclosures for Statens foinoe.
Iiae alubber. ~Rarafter, Spgtigbeo
og en- ubpiflet 5oritnno bar life NJ,
I9nger g9gt / Den ~ioctale gerSen."
iaabe bun. "9taar en- Mooer iperger
Ell nnben, ON 9atteren er blepet pei
gift, iaa er Oct ieopunlt9e Spar be-
fr9ftenoe eller benegtenoe alt eftcr
oct itsrre eaer minore SeIeb. iom
~oen IptfeIiee gruogom~ bar / gan'
ten. Ter bar lngt iig @ilitsp oOer
bore Soealer. Mdn mddler FL aoul.
oes geroi efter benDes Siamauter o.
Smpffer og life eiter benoes aoinoe.
IigbeS % 9aunelie. Dor Gio bar
brngt @laSen peb al leoe neo iii Oct
minoit nilise Der piIoe u9re iRrre
SilfRlber Of llnoeril9b oa georag.
ON en- Suirru foritob @Rrbien al Ell
Dollar. Sda aoiuoer fieuoer til, beor
meaet Seres sGetem1rto bar Rnab til
at laSe Dem BRUCE, og ielo apinoer | DC
bsieiie GirfIer Ieper ooer gpne. Gor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Sarah Sernharot
os Gubanerne.

Zen bersurte franite StiieipiHer.
inSe bar mig siort 4RitaIter til igien
Of optraSe i ioritieaige 9per paa
Cuba. Sorrige Gang. bum par Der.
bsiteSe bun baaOe Sub % agre. mer
M ipaes Ger at barre rntse notster
for beuSe, ON bum toHrmer igleri.
Sun ifnl oeS en- Seiligbeo BABE iagt.
at gubanerue er gtegre. og bette bar
outt Ell lanOan SorbitreIie. at Set life
uptter beuSe at fonuRe til eaba nter,
meominbre bun bsitioeIig ber9gter.
at bun bar iornRrmet De ltolte Siiba-
uere iad blooig. IA De tore Blafa-
ter. iom meISte henees lnorlige In.
fpmit, iorIeSen optIiitreSes ! $apann.
blep De ale reune iitptfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
r;etie Sag afeiort.

ga De Sorenebe Stater opertog Dc
filippinife Ger, eioroe 9ominifnner.
Mrnfene &rap paa at eie itore Soro'
itpffer, ialt omfring 100000 Icres,
Bporof 100000 ligger lige peo @pen
Manila og t25,000 @cres / 8ropiu-
fen Gaoite. SiSie ipanife Wunfe,
bporaf Der / 1898 bar 1913 paa
2erue, bur pSerit forboote al gefolf.
ringen, iom gap Dem ben peientlige
Sfplb for ltnoertrpffetieu uuber bet
ipanffe Serreosmme. Oct american
tie Stpre paa Silippinerne beilutteoe
fig til at fIebe bet Suno, iom 0htn'
fene eiebe, % oct bar ogiaa forisgt
at faa ino fatIcIite 8reiter fra ame-
rita iiteoetfor De iponife Wunfe,
5poraf M iaa mango bar forlaot Ger
ne, at Der ben 1ite Sa,1uar iaar bare
rar GAG igien. Malnfene ~forlangte
$15,000,000 for fine SorSeienoom-
me, men "a boparenbe 8upernsr
Sat bapbe beapiibt Hnberbarthlinger
meb Dem, bleo MOI enig ON, at Der
Ifuloe betales benz S7239,z S4.
Sioitleben Sreoag biep BEN iiblte Del
al Senne Gum, $3,521,657 uobe.
tnIt. Man mener, 8esierineen bill
faa fine 8etge igien oeb Of i9lse set
9anb, iom Sen bar fisbt al Ohm.
fene. Sor Chen bor meIem 10000
"a 10000 9eilenbin9er paa SiSie
9anSitrGfuinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
IGNORING
Gmbeosprrfet

9rGii6ent 8ooieoeIt uoitebte / for,
rige l1ge en- Sr6re, iom gisr Ell betp.
Selig 8oran6riHg me0 Senipn til em'
be0goerfet. Sielge ben npe Sr6re
fan Ell Stat5rod6 eaer 3eoartenents'
DEF u6en oibere afifeoiae en- unber'
orbnet 6rnftionGr. Gepartements.
dJefen bebsper Blot ifrtftIig at dngiue
8runoen til GiifeoigeIier, men peO'
fomrnenSe bar life aogans ioru nj
til at foribare lin Sag, GbefenS
ifriitlise Re6egisreIie for afffeoiael'
fen peSIPgses 3epartenlerttets arfto,
men ieuSeS life iom MI til BEN S,tnf'
tionRr, JON inar affeS.
Br9iioeHteus npe Srore bar Oaft
a6ifiqig 8eiiprteIie | Regierirgsoepar.
tementerue. og 2aaoets auiier uotaIer
fla uoisrlig on Den npe Jie9eI. !
anleoning al ben npe Srbre ubtaltC
&ommisiRr ior GiotItieneiten Goo
len, at mango aniier. iom bar uotnlt
fig mere misbiaieenSe ON 8rGiiSen'
tens GptrRSen / oeuue Gag, bar oOer'
ieet ben &ienoSaierning, OF Bunftio'
nRrernes aettisbeoer, praftiit talt
Iabes u%ontaitet oeo ben me Srbre
BormSringeu beitnnr blot i Sreni
aangsmaoen. SepartementsdJeiernt
bar altio bapt Ret til at sioe iine mn
~berorbneSe aifeS. "Riu Renina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
De taffer.

@ttSIauSs % Sopans Scrifere bar
beggc ienot jim Enf iii RooiepeIt for
bans beIbiae 9eitrGbeIier for at fac
6reo iitauo melen De 10 Maater.
G5ar Rifolnlts ienSte fine SafiiaeIier
og Spfsnitriuaer gienuem Den rus.
fife ambaSiobsr / 8aibington, ga.
ron @pien; aeiier Nutibtto ienote lin
Eat oirette til BrGiioenten. Zen ia,
paneiiife @einrot Snfnbira bar an.
mtobet De 6orerteoe staters Diploma.
fer og &oniuIer ON at taqe bare pan
Sapans SntereSier / 8usIano. in6tiI
Sapan iaien bar ierot fine Diploma.
tiife % tOuiuIGre Sunftionrrer til
oct r~nsiiffe Hige.