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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

CONGRESSMAN BINGER HERMANN.
man Hermann's involvement. For the
feeling has been that if the senator was
caught in the federal investigators net,
the former land commissioner also
would be-. The significant and unex-
pected thing, however, was the removal
of United States District Attorney Hall.
District Attorney Removed.
Washington, Jan. 2.-President
Roosevelt Saturday directed the re-
moval from office of John H. Hall,
United States district attorney for
Oregon. Mr. Hall has been prosecut-
ing officer of the government In the
land fraud cases and the removal is
made in connection with them. At
torney General Moody declined to say
what charges II any had been made
against Hall, but added that for the
good of the service it was believed best
to dispense with him, particularly in
connection with the land fraud cases
in Oregon. ,.5.
No Surprise at Washington.
Washington, Jan. News of the in.
dtctment CT Senator Mitchell and Con-
gresham Hermann created no SURPRISE
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

There is throughout Germany
tendency toward decreased hours OF
labor, accompanied in many cases by
demands for higher wages. In coal
mining the shift for underground
workmen now rarely exceeds ten
hours, instead of IL or IL as formerly
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

There are certain markings on every
United States coin that enables the
place of it's coinage to be located.
Those struck at the Philadelphia mint
have no mint mark, but those struck
at all other minis are distinguished
by small letter on the reverse, near
the hOftOm
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

The inland revenue department at
Ottawa has concluded an analysis of
IS samples of ground coffee. Of this
number IS were genuine, 10 adulter-
ated and doubtful, and in adultera-
ton was declared. In Montreal 6 SAM
pies we're genuine, adulterated and
1 doubtful In Toronto there we're 3
genuine, 2 a,''''tarated and 2 doubtful.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

In 1902 Russia supplied over H.
SOC. 900 tons, or more than 81 per cent.
Of the worlds product Of petroleum;
the United States produced not quite
10000, 900 tons, or Al per cent. 1T the
worlds product; the rest was divided
among Galicia, a province in Austria,
573.44O tons; Roumania, 100000 tons;
Sunda Islands. 100000 tons; India.
100000 tons; Japan, 100000 tons;
Germany, $4,000 tons; South Ameri-
ca, $4,000 tons, and Italy, $500 tons.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

The chief articles of export from
Wurtemberg to the United States are
musical instruments, and of these the
greater part are mouth harmonious,
which are sold in greater quantities
in the United States than in any 9th.
or country
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06
Three Girls Drowned.

St, Louis, Jan. 2.-Three little girls,
Nancy Lucas, aged ten; Hazel Rollins,
aged IL, and Mertle. Rollins, aged IA,
were drowned near Normandy, a suburb,
Sunday. They ventured upon the ice Of
small, deep pond, and were merrily
sliding when suddenly the ice broke and
they plunged beneath. Their bodies
were recovered late in the day. ~.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06
Opening Postponed.

Mexico City, Jan. 2.-The Mexican
permanent exposition, which it was ex-
pected would be open on January 1, will
not be open until February 1. The
buildings are being stocked with exhib-
it's which have been delayed in arrival.
English and Japanese exhibits so far
lead as to the number and value of large
exhibits. y.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

The cost of the acquisition of vast
territory by the United States is given
In the following list: Louisiana, $1O.-
100000; Florida, $4,000 900; Texas,
e1S,50O,0O0; California and New Next
co. $15,000O00; Arizona, $4,000 900:
Alaska, $7,250,OOO; Philippine Islands,
s20,00O,00o; Panama Canal, $4,000
BOO; Panama Canal strip, $l0,G0O,0OO;
total, s135,750,000. In addition the
United States, when 1t annexed Ha-
waii, assumed a debt of $4,000, 900.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06
g Planted 100000 Flowers.

St. Louis, Jan. III. B. Stoke, chief
florist at the worlds fair, has rendered
his resignation to the exposition. COM
pany. He will depart early in January
for Washington, D. c., where he will &C
cept q position with the government.
It has been estimated that during his
service with the worlds fair Mr.. Stoke
planted more than IL, O00, 900 flowers.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

The imports Of coal INTO France in
1903 were the smallest for several
years-12,6 100000 metric tons, against
13,179,OOO tons and 13,775,000 tons in
1909 and 1901. The reasons assigned
for the falling off of the receipts were
decreased consumption, owing to the
unfavorable condition Of the metal
lurgical and other industries and stag
nation
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

One of the unique farms in the
world is that of Hon. Walter Roths'
child, brother-in-law of Lord Rosebery.
He has a large estate in Hertford'
shire, and it is given over to his hob.
by, zoology. for on this farm he has
few domestic animals, but numbers Of
creatures such as one sees in ZOO.
logical garden.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06
Death Of 4 Cardinal.

RHEIMS, Jan. 2.-Cardinal Benedict
Mary Langenieux, archbishop of RHEIMS,
is dead, aged 80 years. He was created
a cardinal in 1886. :: &
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06
A Fatal Quarrel.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 2.-As the re-
suit of a quarrel over girl, Charles
Brown was shot and killed by Charles
Beckner at dance at Independence.
Mo. Beckner, who is is years old, es-.
caDed. >..e} &
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06
winter in Russia,

St. Petersburg, Jan. 2.-Intense cold
is prevailing throughout Russia: At
Moscow it is SO severe that all the schools
have been closed. = 'ss ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06
Hurricane Kills Many

Brussels, Jan. 2. - Many persons were
killed or injured in Belgium by terrific
hurricane Friday, which also caused
much damage to property.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06
Fatal storm in Germany.

Berlin, JAN 2. - During violent
storm in north Germany four persons
were killed and a number injured By
collapsing walls. - r. III
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06
By Q. >. HilAw'LEy
5woRTHINGToN,

Miss Jane Morgan, Of Philadelphia,
has passed an examination before the
United States steam vessel inspectors.
and they have granted her a master
mariners certificate, good for "all
oceans"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

Radiant, the invention Of two English
engineers, is claimed to increase the,
efficiency of gas fires as remarkably as
the incandescent mantle adds to the
light. It is . product Of the waste Of
chemical works, replaces asbestos or
fire-clay balls and causes the gas to burn
brightly and completely, trebling the.
heat. The material can be had IN any
quantity at no greater cost than hre-
clay. ez-,z
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06
FORT Z 3 ] !! ! ] R
fats | ] / | At last,
GEN. sToEssEL, RUSSIAN COM
MANDER NEGoTIATEs FOB ~
THE SURRENDER.
Gen. Negi Reports to Toxic that He
Has Arranged for the Capitula-
ton Of the City, and Troops VIII
Enter at Once. -.v. ~. ii s

1 : L. & -.
Toxic, Jan. 3.-The Russian and jap
anese commissioners appointed to ar
range the terms of the capitulation OF
the Russian forces at Port, Arthur
signed the compact of surrender at
9:45 last night. III I. #.55s
The text Of General -Nogi's telegram
announcing the capitulation of the
Russian forces at Port Arthur, is as
follows: j,Ts}..+ + ~ TEL q y.53 . 3$ss383
1.-THE plenipoten tiaries of both par
ties concluded their negotiations Mon
day at 4:3o o'clock. The. Russian&eom-
missioners accepted on the whole the
conditions stipulated by us and con-
sehted to capitulats. >:.ss ,.es.,s .S
1.-THE document has been prepared
and signatures are now being affixed.
simultaneously with: the conclusion OF
negotiations both armies suspended
all hostilties. It is expected the
Japanese army will enter Port Ar
thur to-day" 80. i... -. $a.5 g
The authorities in St.Petersburg, In,
the absence Of direct official news from
Gen. Stoessel that Port Arthur has sur
rendered, have not permitted the news
to become public. Emperor Nicholas
is in the south of Russia, and his min
listers are for the time being in the
dark as to what dispatches have been
sent to him from the front, -. EN-
The conditions of the surrender are
not yet known, but in all quarters it.
is anticipated that they are such as an
honorable soldier may accept from a
brave and victorious army. .,=s,. I
The spirit of the Russians may be
judged by the statement that the
campaign will be newed with vigor in
Che spring. -: - 81
Possibly some of the hesitation of
the authorities at St. Pete sburg to
make the announcement of the fall of
Port Arthur is due to threats and ru-
mors of radical demonstrations coupled
with the absence Of the emperor; but
it is certain that no demonstration is:
likely which could assume serious pros
portions, and the radical leaders
would be sure to alianate. the sympa-
thy Of many of even Of the more lib.
eral Russians if they choose snch 9
moment for revoluti onary demon
stration. S
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

Out Of / ,173 person inoculated against
the plague at Habit, Indian, only II per
cent. died, while Of those who refuEed
to be inoculated 26.6 per c.nt died.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

used his power as conmissionersto ex-
pedite IL claims, and had them passed
to patent when he knew them to be ille-
cal. The Indictment also alleges that
on March 20, 1904, George Sorrenson Of
fered John Hall, district attorney for
the United States in Oregon, 5000 with
intent to influence Hall in his official
capacity when acting on indictments re-
turned against Puter, Mckinley and
others, to defraud the government OF
land.
- Charges Perjury.
Reports tell of a far-reaching con-
spiracy In which men in high places are
involved and which just now are begin
ming to show in actual results. Senator
Mitchell declared before leaving town
that there was no evidence and that the
federal grand jury could not indict un-
less upon the testimony Of perjured per-
sons. Hermann has little to say, but II
public sentiment is any index Of actual
ities,. his indictment from the first has
been assured"
When the news was flashed that Sena-
tor Mitchell had been indicted, the pub
lie took the event in the nature of a
natural elimination Of a series of Incl
dents that pointed one, and only one,
way, The same may be said of Congress
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

Berlin, Jan. "a dispatch to the
U0kal Anzeiger from Toxic says: An
official bulletin has been posted an
nouncing that Port Arthur has capitu-
lated under conditions honorable to
Toxic, Jan. - p. Gen. Stoes-,
sells letter to Gen. Nogi says that fur.
Their resistance is useless. The empe>7
ror has telegraphed to Gen. Nogi, COM
nending Gen. Stoessel and directing
that full military honor be shown him.
The chiefs of staff met at noon to
discuss terms of surrender. Capt.
Iiichi, representing Gen. Nogi,> has
plenary power: d -
Tho siege began almost with the
first gun of the war, now nearly eleven.
months ago, and when perhaps the
greatest stronghold in the world was
earrisoned by 10000 Russian soldiers,
supported by formidable squadron of
modern battleships, cruisers and tor
pedo boats. -..>.
These warships have been destroyed
or dispersed until but a few torpedo
boats remain in the harbor. The gar
rison, at latest accounts, has been re-
duced to about Is, 900 men. X x ..s-.sszis~s
On Dec 4, High (s03) Meter hill, one
of the most commanding positions
held by the, Russians, was captured by
the Japanese after a severe fight, the
loss on both sides being enormous. It
was from this hill that the death blows
were struck. ""...sas->rE 80" .'''"', ~ r. s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Seeierineen en-
SopbrYocr?

Git ion roier oig al Sooen og oil
ppre bIinoes @eiGcoer. brpber life
or irIp 2opcn?" iper gauIus 81
0erne / Sen roRterite Neuigbeo. DIT
iamue SpsraSmaat fan Serubaue,
berrerne MI rctte. til De 5oreueoe Sta'
tiers 9icaiering. WeoeuS grGitocnt
AooiepeIt aisr alt, bOao Der itaar /
bans Wogt Tor at brinae Serltbdrerue
til at boloe Op meo al giue Rabot I'll
be itore Gareafien0ere. gdur Snore.
miuiiter 0ithcod ben og ilutter SION
trait meo Dem ON, at life blot Den
a~eoiogiite SpmaaliHg ital idd Iettoe.
bpdo oeH trRiIger iii tlmiti1 Bolt
Ding / Sc regulsie Strsa for en- bill
ligere Srugt EMO oeu almiuoeliae. men
ban bar oaina brnat Dem til at inos
gaa paa, al pripate AoHtrdtterer Iont
bar paataqet itg ct eaer nuoet Arbeioe
for 9iegieriuaert, ital ioa upOe goSt
al bette gripileSiirnL oq ban bar
unerteret bette piOt % breSt for at
aontraftsrerre ifuloe iorIun1e en-
iaa Iuo Rris ioH milig.
Snaen laaoe Qiprte BERTH. for &c.
giertraens aontratter meo Serbia
uerne tom til Comptroller Of the Gnr
rencp, ipm bar at giennemie ale 6ea.
niRaer, iuoen De anptIes til il0betd
ling. San ifrep: ~2et ntaa pare
MIG tiaaSt at uotoIe Sen gleuiug. at
Regieringen, ifisnt Den for fit egct
Deofommenoe bar fulS 8et til at for
lauae 5ragtneoipttelle neppe bar Stet
til oct iamme. naar Set gIeleer urt
rate &outrafterCr. 2uucne ON Sta
ternes MteaembanSeI al ioe 6e6radr
1867 % 1889 gisr BET inare tpil'
ioRtt, ON Sen 5ortoIfHin6 pil Itdd.
Aegieringeu bsr iremiur ale andre
Oogte zig for at eisre lt1 ltpgoig !
8rro poa 2ooeHe enten eiter oereS
8oaitap eaer annb.
SnoreSepartemeniet iporeSe. al oct
6ar 2opene meS iiG % az Den Rabat
iun ser her er Gale on, piI belsbe
.Iig I'll en- Ysilicn Collars | De ueite
y Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Stillinsen paa Cuba.

aongresmano 3beooore 6. Burton
ira GleueIon0, O., bar Tom MeOlcm
of 6tob. % Sopnefomiteeu ioretoeet
en- Rmoreiie til Here Ger / @eittu.
oicn og peo jim @iemfonit uNtnIer
ban gefpmring ior GubaS Sremtio.
"Stilinaen pao Glt6o CT t%ntcrcsiart" ,
tiger buu. Ser bar fleet ct fort
6remifri0t | ben almjuocliae Bel.
frro % / ben ~oiieutligc Croen iiben
1891, on iea fsrit bciegte Gen. Gu.
has Sfatfanmter bar ct Itsrrc Guer'
Ifit0 erb 5iiiGtbet er | nooet oubet
Riae al iamme Stsrrelie. Mteu Ell
.ofaierenoc Yrepe pon, ON en- 6olfc.
rcqierina fan bolbe, fonmer / De-
cenber bette aar, GA III IN Grpitbert
ifdI bGIgeS. l~lbelSiopiS ipneS iuaen
al sc oeitinoiife GcrS 9eiolfnina at
babe oct rette 9egrcb ON Stemmeret'
ten % Dc EIigter, iom Ell republifanif
HegieringSiorm meoiercr. 8crfor CT
Der 6ure. SuobrNgerre mauaIer oeR
SpIp$ning, iom Solicit / Sc 5orencSe
Stoter iiOber iuoe meo, "a be holScr
itg til, bpnb Be opIepebe og IGrte, ga
De itoo unoer ipauif stprc. Zen al,
minoeIige Spfotnina er, at GOrigbe.
.oen er Ell 6olfefienoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Dor / Sattieeom.

Charles 8. 5uit6 orcp enaaue en-
bIomItrcube Stoiorretnina / Detroit,
Dtih., iauuuen meo oeu iencre re.
iorm.D(npor Oh R~riprm.@ SUPERIOR
Bingree og tiente Genge; men ! Ii.
oe,is sob iroloo bon iia | Spetuta.
TONER ltoeriior tit Selt % table alt,
bpno ban eie0e % boobe. Sfamiul0
oper at bare blepen fniiia piloc bon
life lGnaere DO | Scu IN bpor bal,
par iad Tienot men reiitc / StiIbeb tit
Rctp port % 0iemte liz bort. Sfii.
teretten eiterIpite ham; men han bar
iuaeHite6$ at iinOe, % oen erflGrrhe
BAN for Dsb. 9ette or M 10 Mar
ii0en. Gan tepeoe inotit t forrige
llge % ct M birfeIia 900. Ginarec
bar Ell al DC ioa, iom utoite. huor ban
bar, og han ieuote BAN al % til no.
gen Sielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Jnea panions Sag.

Com for fortaIt biep ber u0rft'
amerifmife Ii8e &Jga Saniou / Chi
coeo osmt for @ieneS, forOi bun ipil'
IeSe lam cg 6gO % blind, ifisnt nn'
aipeIig intet feiIe0e bepoe. Get bar
gperrs megtige porpogusieIffab, ionr
optraabte MOB benoe. Sa INN afro
ocoe oct en- @~ritarJing pea $4,000
pao @rimS Of WisbanolirB. Zen
isrite ,s1lrp ! S1ger bleu life snig;
10 bar FOR ben0e, , inpS. Gen nGite
SSitrp afpiite Saag!t, Sor mi Of fore
bDsae piSere Sg9$moal mlogSe Som.
patiet Sag moo %igen ior Mereb. ef.
terat Oct fsrit bIUoe ontgipet beuOe
nIeb Spiongr, bpOrai ben enc enoog
loo, iom ban par fordifet | bar6e. ur-
Der S6gar forismte beItces Sasfsrer
at imSfalbe oiqtige 9iouer OF forioo.
reoe benSe / Ser bele ile. !Srn tiloe
appellere SurufieHSelien; men Dom.
meren negteoe Set- Snsn Sanion bar
rm 3ratbusitrai iraoenSe ooer itg.
Ssrutur S1uiI fru ebicuao (bauif al
6eoicD brogtc bcuOes Sas mo for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
nerfes ipaar.
SrOr life paa Chicago aommunts
SDcriasrlis al S~porueitns.
Gm partiif 5om.

gborfeS Z. 0erfes qiorSe ia til
Mhtltiuiatomrr / Chicago osS at Han
Sporrogustruiiefn m0sr liz. IA bnn
bapoe uStmitet "gifffct~ dSruber /
Chicago o. paaoraget Tia e. dlmitaoe'
Iigere 6oItedao emo uoqen arScH
Diato oroueoe bln lire AiiTrer on
reiite til @naidnoS 0oueSita0, huor
bon bar bn1get mtSericrbRfe 8HIcr
oa ticui mere 8Glge. gsaturIi91ts
ioritaar ban ia pad SporuogHstrutt;
men fan CT ingattImoe uporttif naar
buu uotller liz ON Spsrgsmnoiet OIL.
annerrSe 2ommmerres Grbperpeile
Gerof. Smt iuJoe her ON Dngen It's
en acrrcipcrSeut for "Dlilp 9ieps":
Chicago fan fife mere Srine Spor.
Representation meb Sdb. erS bets
SHobpSgere tan toae gm9er paa OF
lin til Stnutets. % ban giucr ~
aarufteriitif al Gbicnaos 8pipre ipm
set uRrligite / BeroeH, Selp | @las.
qo,p. boor icEfetS 5iaiosmHnO &c
itrftcltge % uegeumttiae, guar Ger
iticut, tiger ban
Ner. g)crtes olloe ptret Oct %iaiunlc,
ON Gbicngo5 GnnSioripning par bic.
ben beisrget al ct prioat aonnpari %
ni ifiISe galet oper pad aoHmtirrerts
SGltoer. 9ciurSertig rof ueo auteri.
fauerne iutct ON. at 9perue paa Gu.
ropas 6aitlauo Regelen eier 81 ori.
Ter ale Dc Sing. iom oette Sano
or GrioatejgOon, iaaiom @aSoerfer,
eleftriite S~psuerfer, &dEODcrfrr Spor.
vogue % ~iianerrSe, Sooricr life iSae
at erbperue GpluSntmcr ira Spit'
lanS. SoQduO, Zamiurf. SoCrtge 81
9torse iiteGetfor at moifranfe la til
on cneite gn, @osaone ioroi Sei li8.
ger | oeH engeIite gerocr? lei Tor
@cureiter ogiao nSerior Be CANOE,
bpor 5proget err cHgelif.
9tr. 2)erteS gjsr uleO 8ette op'
mGrfjom pl1, II gmbeSs "a Siaios'
mGnS / europa er Grlige Self; men
ban irentbGDer life not, bpitfcu &c.
tpOrin9 bette hnr FOR Sriiter al Dc
fommmule TStoretnIrger % iOr
San0SImriBal | Oct belle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14

fiji Gon6op.g iif. ioa ben blep for.
binoret ira at iGtte itue @iittpnoer /
BAN. R~auglerne rep ban oerpoa a.
% to9 Dem meS iig Ill lit SeIt JON CT
ghnoe. Nrpfioetteu rider uGiteu be.
itonoig ira fit 6sIee, ba man gierne
giper bam Den beoite Neit. Ger er
marge Segu pno, at ban iornsier ia
pea jim Serietur. gaa bpert Steo
Hnoer ban iig iaa bel ttlfreoS. at ban
giernc bloc biipe Der Io1laere. i
6reherid, Sflo., gop utou en- 9dufet
Tor bom, % @uuerner iSer1rion par
tiIlteoe. Senoaa Den 96e iHotoa ban
i'm isrite Nio6aa paa Sno~idnerreier.
patioHcn / gSogaoucr & 9uruetts
2eir. San % sc euriae lao runot Ell
@rpoc meo &iso Og 9smuer oa loo
Jig 0taSen image. ErGiiSeuten for.
talte ON line CpIsuelier ION 9oburoc
/ 9toro Gufotu.
Set er hans 0tcuiu9 at goa paa
Sisrreiogt / Colorado 9crooa sen
lobe. ct Telegram ira Repcaitlc Der
| Stntrn aooorer moo Sen 5are. iont
man oil uoirtte 2ouoctS Stprer for,
ONT set life bIir iorbiuSrct, : sc ii0.
tie Gage bar set meet. % 8ou9itterne
or bIeuue uipnIiBc. Giimof ifaI Err.
ii6cnten babe to al Be be6ite Ssrere
meb iia oa oeSttoeu 20 ~erforue Sp.
gcre; mcu 8roud,oerue. iom Sc rider
poo, err oIorig ~paaIiOeli1e. Haar oe
ioor 2uqten al 9ierL faIter or Den
bebite SPLITTER Al, Ger CT oaiaa Sare
peo at TONNE ira porntc gaue % iii
6ielbbsthcr pan 10000 sos,
Goor Ell iforp Gaurpiuo bIUier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
Ramp moo Gerino.

Gu 2an6SioreniHg er / oisie Gage
ittftet / 8nibingtou meD oct QtoaI at
ituoerc GubertuIoic og iorebpoqe Oen.
Gou0siorentueen bill ie til at iaa op.
rettet minore Sorrninger moo ga.
ring / enbDer SO oq SaRoSbp, % 6er
ogter gienrem 8Iobene % | Smaa.
~ifrifter at oplpie almenbeoeu on
Spa6ommeu oq 0tibIerne intoo Den.
Zen tror, at boiS Solicit faar @reie
paa. bnorIe0es SPriHg opitaar % ira
fsrit at ffaI b~ebouotes, fan man me0
Iioen faa ben iarliae Beit bearGniet
til uoglc iun OF omiioer ganite no.
rpSoet. en- Sinbring er Oct, at 3G.
gerne life err euige bperfeu ON eng.
oommenS Dtringsformer eaer ON
oCrl8 8ebuuoting % al iaa mango
apatinIpcrc uorrer GubIifum. Den
III oiG iagfpnoige MGno tngc Amor.
Zig fat, % man baaber at oinoe
Eeier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
6olot aabent.

2iceniefommiSipr Rnlpi6ua no.
iteSte 2sroag ben Grbre til Saloou.
oerterne i Ct. 9ouis, at De maatte
luitre Sopen o. luffe fine Sfienfeite.
Der SsuSag; men faa aoleo. Reppc
Ell al 90 breO ia on Sroren. !
bele t6 Anr bar Sooen ON Ssnooss.
mfnme beitnoet. % | ligeiaa lang
5io er ben blepen ooertrnnbt. 9er.
terne / Il. 2ouis troeoe. at 9aiIpibua
piIoe narre oenn, mar ban miuoeoe
ON Ser oebc SOP. Ter fr INN en-
Msaaoe. hporpoa mau fnn bringe Ga.
lopnperter til at liiffc, % Oct er peo
nj unSprase Dem i'm Ssgnins. Ia
oil De lutte baaoe Ssnoas % andre
Sase.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-14
preiioentens 3eiie.

Sra Sort 0ortb, Ser., ifripe8 SEN
at RrGiibeut aooieueIt bar uoe
/ Sfoben % at ban ian6ipntiauis
IfieO lIIUe Sarer % ANDRE Gpr; men
inaen piloe ioritprre BAN. Sans
&riputiefrrtGr 2oPb bolSer Tia | 8pen
Sort @ortb og mo6td9er Telegram.
urcr og grepe ira s3aibirgtor. Sn.
gen al oi5ie bar al Den geifaiielbeo,
at man bebspeSe at brp SrGii0enten
meo Dem, o. ban fit Oerfor barre
8re6. Sors0aa 6en i36e reiite SrG.
it0euteu iislee ben uoIoste Rute iii
Colorado, bpor 8orgerne / SriniSno
bar bereOt Tia til al siue BAN Ell bG'
Serlig W~loStagelie % iaa BAN til at
itanie. San 6ra8er oerfra pioere til
Colorado Spriugs.
Br0iiSent GooiebeIt bar | 6enne
llae pnret pna en- Sngttur ! Sflabo.
ma. Ser faHgeSe ban en- lepen0e lilo
Oeo at gaa frem pda oen Woa6e, Tom
Sen befRnOte 3pger !. Ct. abernatbp
bapSe IGrt BAN. Meo Seit og Sunoe
ioriulgie ban llIpen, inhtiI benne itoa
foit,i ct 5isrne Og giorSe 6roHt moo
line 6ienSer. Rrpiioenten hobSe IA.
oct nffe S~finobun0ifer pdn. ite9 al
Soften, pe meS ct raft @reb 100 bon
lllpen / llnoerfjGpen % bolSt Den
fait. Sffe minore emo II llloe iau'
eeoes paa Senne @aaoe. ct gittig.
beos6loS Tiger, al ban brligte i'm Der.
bensberSmte "tpfte Stof" paa llIoenc.
grpiioenten gan Jig oaian itnit meO
Ell alapperlanae. en- ier 500 lang
en- Iad / Grnsiet oa oarileoe meo fine
Rougler (RuttIes) grGiioenten ON
at boISe fla uuno; men ban gap Den
ct SIaa I Sooeoet meo Snfenoen al