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The Dickinson press., 1905-08-19
City Lots Tor Sale.

l have IS lots on Main street, wts
the First National Bank, for sale. II
are the best located and cheapest
in the city. Thos. Evans, Gladstone
For prices inquire at Press ofic (
G
The Dickinson press., 1905-08-19
Fiendish SUFFERING

F. w. Gress, Pastor.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
BURNS KNOCKED OUT.

Council Bluffs, Ia, Feb. (Spe-
cial) THE annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Portland Mining
Company, which has been in session
two days, completed its work last
night by electing a board of direc-
tors favorable to the Colorado Mine
Owners Association and deposing of
James f. Burns Burns was able to
secure the support of the holders of
$4,000 shares of stoak, while the
opposition was backed by 1,S470O0
shares.
The meeting refused to endorse
the policy OF President Burns during
the strike of miners in Colorado, but
commended him for his successful
operation of the company's property,
for securing to the stockholders a
handsome profit, and declared the
Portland mine to be the best operat-
ed mine in Colorado.
Judge Masterson. on behalf of
President Burns, presented a reso-
luton to bring suit for 100000
against Governor Peabody for clos
ing the mine during the strike. but
it was voted down.
Another resolution to not require
miners to take out Mine Owners As
sociation cards was also voted down.
The meeting unanimously adopted
resolution ordering the board of
directors to not use any of the funds
of the company to defray the expense
of sending the Colorado militia to
the Cripple Creel, district during the
strike.
A motion ordering the directors
not to join the Mine Owners Associ-
alton failed to receive enough sup
port for its adoption.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
STATEHOOD
BILL PASSED
Oklahoma and Indian
Territory Will Now Be
One State So Says
Congress.

Washington, Feb. Sc Especial.
After continuous sitting of al
most nine hours, the senate at S:45
last night passed the joint statehood
bill.
As passed, the bill provides for
the admission of the states of Okla
homa, to be composed of Oklahoma
and Indian Territory, and New Mex
leo, according to the present bound
aries, with Arizona eliminated
The long session was characterized
by many surprises.
Beginning promptly upon the con-
venfng at - o'clock, the senate pro-
ceeded to consider the arious amend
ments which had been suggested by
the committee on territories and
which had been passed over.
One of the first of these taken up
was the amendment prohibiting the
sale of intoxicating liquors in what
is now Indian Territory for the next
ten years, and this was displaced by
substitute offered by Mr. Gallinger
which extended the prohibition to
the entire state for twenty-one years.
The first surprise came when the
committee accepted Mr.. Foraker's
amendment providing for a separate
vote by each of the territories of
Arizona and New Mexico on the con-
stitution to be adopted by the pro-
posed state of Arizona. That provis-
ion had scarcely been made a part
of the bill, when Mr.. Bard presented
his amendment which had been orig
inally offered by Mr.. Patterson, and
which provided for the admission of
New Mexico as a state without the
addition of Arizona. This amend
ment proved to be the point around
which all the subsequent proceedings
of Importance revolved. 1t was first
adopted by thee lose vote of AZ to
40. This vote was taken while the
senate was sitting in committee of
the whole and was reversed in the
senate proper by the tie vote of IS
to 3S. Subsequently the senate de
NANAfh ~ a hbNt VI bt ~ % " Hll-
tirely eliminate New Mexico and Ari-
zona. and this result had hardly been
announced when Mr.. Bard. in slight
ly changed form, renewed his propo-
sition for the admission of New Mex
leo as state. and this time the
amendment prevailed by the vote of
40 to AZ. One of the affirmative
votes was, however. cast by Mr.. Bev-
eridge in charge of the bill, for the
purpose of moving a reconsideration.
He was prompt in entering the mo-
tion as soon as the result was an
nounced, but the motion was laid
upon the table by vote of SO to 3S.
The effect was to eliminate Ari-
zona from the bill and to establish
state of New Mexico and another
of Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
In this form the bill was passed.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
New Phase
in Wilson Case

New London, Mo-, Feb. S.-(Spe-
ciaI. New testimony just discov-
cred today has placed a new phase
on the Watson murder trial, and the
prosecuting attorney says Watson s
conviction is assured.
A travelling man at Eldorado
Springs has confessed that he saw
Watson throw Mrs Watson from the
buggy into the river.
Denver, Feb. -CSpecial)-A a
caucus last night the republican
members of the house agreed on an
eiaht-hour bill and pledged them
selves to its support.
The bill in every respect complies
with the demands of the corpora
tions. made at the hearing Monday
night. when in an ultimatum they de
cIared that they must have bill
passed that suited them or their
plants would be closed down.
The bill is now amended, and, as
it will be reported to the house FRI
day morning, provides that the min
ers and men directly attending blast
furnaces, stamp mills and cyaniding
processes alone. to them shall an
eight-hour day be applicable.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
AT RAILROAD STATION

Denver, Feb. S.-Reports coming
to the Denver police indicate that
a gang of short change swindlers
and bunco steerers are operating
with considerable frequency on the
Rio Grande and Colorado Midland
railroads around the state. both in
the eastern and western portions
They also try their game on un-
suspecting storekeepers in some of
the smaller towns along the rail
roads.
From reports it appears that these
men are clever swindlers. They are
young and well dressed and operate
in such a fashion as to attract little
attention from their victims until af-
ter the game" is over. Salida. Col
orado Springs, Pueblo. Grand June
tion and one or two other small
towns west of here have heard from
the men and the police in many 9TH
er towns have been notified to be
on the lookout for the gang.
One of the gang was nearly cap
tured last week in Salida by w X.
Martin, a travelling man from Den
yer. Martin was in the rear of
Salida store when the stranger at
tempted to short change the propri-
etor, but when detected succeeded in
escap ing. Later Martin saw the man
board the rear end of Rio Grande
passenger train. and. being a sprin-
ter he gave chase. He laid hold of
the fellow. but the latter slipped
out of his coat and jumped from the
moving train, making good his es-
cape Martin was thrown in the
snow and received a black eve and
bruised nose for his trouble.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
is proof conclusive that

lists. is proof conclusive that this
place has solid foundation. Its
best foundation is the rich soil of all
the valleys that converge here, and
the unlimited and inexhaustible sup
ply of water for irrigation that ex-
lists. The annoying questions of wa
ter priorities do not exist here, as
there is ample water for every acre
upon which water can ever be placed.
Just now thee itizens are hopeful
that the government will soon be-
gin work upon the great High Line
canal, that will bring 10000 acres
of the most fertile land in America
under immediate cultivation. The
landis ready for the plow, the water
exists in abundance and is running
away, and it musts Don be applied
to the land.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
W.H.BANNISTER
426-428 MAIN ST.
THERE ARE OTHERS.

Montrose, Colo. Feb. S.-This
city has undergone three weeks of
cloudy weather. something unheard
Of in its history before and during
most Of the time rain has been fall
ing continually. AS a result, the
work of the Gunnison tunnel has
not progressed as rapidly as has
been hoped for because the roads
leading from here to where the work
Is being done are almost impossible.
The sun has come out bright and
warm again, however. and it is hoped
that the season of bad weather is
over So prolonged has been the
cloudy weather that even the pho
tographers of the city have been un-
able to complete work promised be-
fore Christmas.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
THEIR LAST HOPE GONE.

Canon City, Colo, Feb. S.-"Let
them hang" was all that Fred Ar
one of the trio of Youngblood muir
derers said when informed that the
supreme court had upheld the consti-
tutionality of the capital punishment
law, and that he and his two COM
panions, Andrews and Peters, would
have to hang for one of the most
cold-blpoded. cruelest crimes ever
committed in the state of Colorado.
Arnold's face paled for an instant
when he was informed that he must
die, but the air of braggadocio which
he has worn ever since the crime.
came back.
Then he turned on his heel and
went to the end of his cell and sat
down on the iron cot. He began
chewing on wad of tobacco and
squirted the juice to the furthermost
corner of his AXIS cell with an air
of abandon that was truly remarka-
BILE It is evident that death has no
fear for this murderer. though he
has scarcely reached his maturity.
Arnold was next informed that his
last hope was gone. With his voice
thick and husky, and in words that
were hardly articulate, he asked,
What's that you say?"
The information being repeated
Arnold turned white. but remained
silent for few minutes, shaking
from head to foot, and his face took
on the look of a frightened animal.
Il did not expect this" he said,
"AU of us have hoped that we would
not hang. / am not ready to die
Like Arnold. Andrews turned,
went to his cell and sat down on the
cot. He refused to say anything. al
though many questions were put to
him.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
AUDITORIUM BULLETIN.

For the Month of February, 1905.
Roller skating on the afternoon
and evening of the following days:
Thursday, February 2; Feb. C. Z. s,
8. 10, 13. IS. II. 20, 81 and 30.
On the evenings of the following
dates the regular social dances will
be given: February 4. IL. is and
25.
February IA. Musicians Union
ball.
February 16. b. p. o. E. ball.
February %, brotherhood of Lo-
comotive Firemen's ball.
February "a, Mesa Club dance.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
Costly COnfla9FatiOn

Denver, Feb. S.-Cspecial.)-Fire
from unknown cause resulted in a
loss estimated at $4,000 to the Den
yer Pressed Brick Company at an
early hour this morning.
The fire was supposed to have been
started by an incendiary and the po-
lice are making an investigation.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08

There was promise of another
beautiful day during the early no1rs
of the forenoon. but a change both
sudden and marked blasted all
hopes" and decided drop IN the
temperature. a brisk wind and snow
were in evidence. The wind Is an
indication of spring; the snow is n
visitor that has worn out its wei
come.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08

THE WAY YOU LOOK AT 1T.

a smile each day has a potent charm
And carries wonderful power;
But there are some who no harm
can eonstrue
In taking a smile" each hour.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
REPUBLICAN LEADER DEAD.

Augusta. Me-. Feb. -(SpecialD
Joseph H. Manley, former chair
man of the national executive com
mittee of the republican party, died
suddenly at his home here yester-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
The Star
Hits Peabody

Cripple Creek, Feb. -(Special.)
The Star, the organ of the Cripple
Of the most partisan republican news
papers in the state and an ardent
supporter of former Governor Pea
body today repudiated him, and de-
mands that for the best interests of
the party the farcial contest insti-
tuted by him be brought to a close.
Denver. Feb. Especial THE
cost of the Peabody contest is ex-
ceeding the expectations by about
$4,000. The printing alone is es-
timated at $4,000. The entire ex-
pense will foot up $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
LOWE BROS. & CO.. TIMERS.

126 n. Fifth St, Grand junction.
Do all kinds of repair work, tin
and galvanized guttering a specially.
Galvanized chimney tops made to or
der Furnace work and tin roofing.
Stove casting ordered. Estimates on
work free. Give us a call or ring up
Black 1853.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08

Yesterday and this morning what
will probably be the last annual meet
ing stockholders of the High Line
Mutual Irrigation Company was held
in this city. The business of this as
sociation will pass into the hands of
the Palisade Irrigation District. the
newly formed irrigation association.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08

Go to the Progress for the finest
bread made in the city. There is
no bread that beats the Progress
bread. Everybody that uses it says
so. A big fresh line of cakes, pies,
pastries Of all kinds.
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08
n. Attractions !. The FAIR !s a! !!!. ?!!!.... !!..
AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF FINE CHINA
COMMENCING THURSDAY MORNING
February 9.

In one of our large show windows there is
displayed immense and magnificent assort=
nent of fine Decorated Chna=Ware comprising
Pie Plates, Breakfast Plates, Dinner Plates, Cups
and Saucers, Round Vegetable Dishes, Platters,
Oyster Bowls Oat Meal Bowls Soup Plates,
Creamers and others and ot1ers-beautiful goods
they articles for which you would not be
paying too much if they cost you from 25c. to 45C.
But during this sale you may have your choice of
many of these articles you wish at lOc. each.
1t is needless to multiply words how we can
afford to do this where got the goods and so
on bear in mind this only that you may have
any piece of this beautiful China during the sale
at lOc.-before after this sale the same things
will cost much
The daily sentinel., 1905-02-08

The Sentinel, soc per month.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
2Gevptens riseitc Wano

Menidnui Iaida, er npIig 900.
San par Ell forbeuDGraloe 6elab
GspnoeD ON efterbaanoeH ipang Jig
op til @ier al belle Brouinien aerod'
peb. I'll bans 8er'onligbeo fnptter
ia Ell interesiant gpiio6e, iom oafte
Itor Scniation for ct Bar aar itoen.
gaa abeoipens 8obS Ro9leigb bleo
Itioalet TO pregtise Srer. Dfenidloiti
Eoifa, Tom Dor Specimens p~erIonlige
Ben, Bapoe foreiat Zig at opipore Sp,
pcne % los ~tiiilttt padaribe to 8st'
Ser, icm fan mistrnfte, 0n btsle
neateoc at bore ifplbige, element.
prpgleoe Wenidaiti oem %egenb91loig
% los Dem berpaa fsre tilboge til Nr-
reiten. Gette fom BAN BOG oprt az
ftoa. &c eugelife Sperbommere ilagoe
ban ire Waoneoers itrengt 6GngIeL
oa BET lhinlp life, Of ben grrntortge
Mano tiIbeb Jig at oppeie begge DC
Itioalne Srer meo 8uIo. Wenlfalti
8aIdDa bar uteget uetgisrenoe og bort.
ifianfebc life iieloen gtiaioner /
lanNs9aunIige giemeo. llnber Op'
Itanoen i sgappten for p aar IiDen
bar ban ben eneite, lom oarmt antog
Tia guroppernes Sag. Sffe miitbre
emo IL Sr6ener prpbebe bans 8rpit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
paroien al TrafuI.
,saa Meunsifer scS, buor npttist Sef
or til gcudrcfic al Seltrco
% Sfisnbeo.

GGiien cuhper peb. at Srpfnl er
set 'ifreIte OF oirfuingsiittoefte Dts
iuieftiossmtooei / 9aturen men 'an
furitoor bets Sprbi, uaor oct tages
ino / oct menreifeIige Spltem ! lart'
me Rensnings siemeo.
SrGful er Ct gSioSel. iom oct err
bcSre 10 mere &c tdger al; Oct er tH'
ref 3rug, men set optager ! Jig 9aS
oa llrenheSer. Tom altio or tiliteoe !
M1uucu o. SnopoloGue % bringer
Dem no al Sutemet.
1rrFrI aiper bebageIia aduSe er'
Ter asgning, Grifnin8 eler eiterat
baue ipiit so % an6re iterft lugten'
Se Sager.
5rPful 6epirfer en- flor 90 Iorbe'
bret 6uSfarpe, gier SGnberHe hotoc
og pirfer enopibere ION et raturltgt
og iortrinligt aiieripGSmioScI.
Get optnger i iil nen ifnSelige
Gas. ION iamIeS / 0iapeu 90 Earnf-
faadIen; oct oisinfiecrcr &uutoeH OF
Saiieu for 8iitcu al acturrb.
Vile apotcfere iTlger SrGful ! Den
enc eler uuoeu 5orm, men ser beoite
SrPfnl o. Dee meite Tor Fcngene er
%Uiitnuf / Stuarts abiorbeitt SoSea'
ges; DC or iammeniut al Set fireite
pulpiiere6r Biaow.Sr0ful % onorc
u~Ifooelile a~ntiie2titS. | SabIeticrm
eaer rcttere / 50rm al itore pelima.
geuoe 2ojenae3 ioet SrRtullet or
blanSet meo 0onHtrG.
Zen SogIige 9rllg Al Si5ie So3en.
IgeS bill mart Uiie fig / en- neget for.
beoret Silitnuo al bet nIurene Bern.
oenSe, / beSre 6uSiarpe. iriitere aan-
Sc o. reuere @too. og scr beSite oeo
set er. at oets iortiatte Srus iugen.
iombeIit Cube fan afitcNtomme, men
pertimoo fort @apn.
) en- Smtnle al SrRtuIlets @aon
Tiger en- 9uiiaIo-SGge: Seq au6efa.
Ter Quarts abiorbcut Soienges III
ole Bartender. Ser lieer al Gas j Ra.
zen % SarmfauaIen % nj Ct giere
oereS Seiut fIar, annOeSrGttet frift
oa renie Muuoen 90 SalIen. Seq
trur oaIaG. at Seperen gnuHes meset
pqo Saglis Srug al BEN; De foiter
fur % GcntS sGifen pal Apateterirc.
o0 Fisnt be i en- ois 6oritanS er en-
gutentneSiein hSr iea sca at ies
iaar mere oa beSre srGfuI | CHARTS
abiorbent 9oienses emo | nogeu at De
crSingre SrGfal.S ablets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
Sorhanolineerne
ltranoet?

Iorif "aitcnppIten~ for 9be Sa'
mar Ter zig iitano til of mcoocle, II
noor aoninlotiagen / Den nrrnelte
6remtib bill blipe inobrogt FOR Stor'
tbinget, bill oct piie ii9, at 6orbono'
lingerie er itrouoeoe. Get bill o.
6lipe fonitateret, at ben iocnife Te'
gierina bar irapeget aommuniGt't
life blot meS Senipn til nOrife Son.
iuIers 4iiGtteIie peb 6en ~iuenife noeh.
rigsminiter, ntert oaiaa pao anore
Sunfter.
Ger bill antnaelig itrnr efter aon'
ilIatiagens Sorel9ggelie Tor Stor'
tbinget bIipe inolebet Sorbanoiiuger
melem 9eeieringen og be fc~rifieatge
Eartigrupper angaoenoe Dem Vel,
9orge mber Sc forbannhenoprcloe
Smitpnbigbeber bsr laa ino paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27

aerne mc6 at faa Gaffen ietbt uco.
90 tit ocu oaioa | goo .Scbolo. 81
Rur aor efter fom ban Ill idnunc
Spite, Monoeu tog ou aroncu 10 al
Sfobet % iagoe, at ban bap6e ieuAt
9nffcn me0 rr Gen al iig, ida oct tftt
banoe foitet toaet, % hit bnpbc ban
oa aientt poa arpueu | al oen 3ibcu.
for at betnIe Den iilboae. 90 bar
man glcmt noact igien pnn SpteIlerre,
ieIp ON Oct ifulbe pere paroiinIoc
Sager. og man itrdr ifrtuer eiler te.
%leFonercr, iuu fan ntan nGre omtrent
trpa ior at foa Oct igien. ino set
THAR MI life ioo rent rGrIt iii bcl.
Ter. Siaqeri or Sct aonifc me9ct al
lnnas 8cien; aamle iiHeoe, itrebeIige
SoIf itaor it6e / @eien oa tiggcr,
Smnabsrn fonner ipringenbe msN
noglc beorepelige gnfettcr Gommeii'
Der fon De ndturligpiS nrrr penr, men
Def rr llnoiagelier) iom DC foiter OF
| Sognen iii en- o. pcrtcr al ina
9ctoliug for nntrIippiS. Ger
i~prtolteS oS ON rn MonN Tom bopbc
iat % 8rirScr miot cper 2mbcbrien;
90 BON blep ip,trgt ON @rtmorn tit
bctte, fortaIte ban, at Smoaguttcrrc
nidatte 10 tieue noglc Sfiaireer. Be
pgiaa, OF pao oeiure Naaoe fut0e De
10 oabne @riuberne % oerpco tiene
fist.
2iae oppe neS Suiu 6Iir Ser ifoarst
life iao iibct Sorp. Sea tunbe isrit
life iqtte, buoO Sisie iirfauteoe Ser,
Stptter. JONI ligger og tsrrer / 60.
len iflilbe ppre tit, men iif ga dor,
flariHg. De ifal brGuoe goot, iigcS
Der, Iiteu lea tror III, 900 tor Ggpso
bar meaet at ~ioretrGtfe, naor mnll
ifliloe "finoie op / Stopen". o. Cher.
mometret bier 30 @raSer uuSer NrI
tRere.1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
iprFieaiat.

ariiiiania Nrefteforening bar I
II Sfripelie al f4oe December til 3ir'
eoepdrtemeutet henitilet, e. bet ta9es
lnoer Cperbeiene, huorpiot Der life
ffulbe rGre @runo til at ieac zen nu-
nrrcnbc Sroning al Heligionslnor-
risnina / Se bciere Sfcler oronei iaa'
leSes. at Meligion optoses iom Gr.
antensias / @pmuoiiet % til Irrliim.
% at sSaget i MioSelifolens doe &lns'
ie inar TO ngentli9e Elmer meo nn-
serptsning / gibelbiitorie % 8orfla-
ring.
ssor 80 Iar iioen madtte gibe'
len trpffes henmelig i Sopon, % Gr.
emplarer al sen roienotes nm efter
3otteus 5~rembrito. De. ioul par he.
ifGftiget meo bette IrbeiSe, intte Der
req lit 2ip pan Spii. GIN rr Der !
s)ofohama ct Srrfferi. Der uogfoer
9iblcr life alene paa SdpaneIif, men
ienSer Sibler oqiad til 3fnd, Sihet 90
Silipeinerne. SiSite 9dr bfeu Der
ioIdt f3S, 600 grentpiorer / SSapan,
fniIfet er 10000 mere emo Oct forrige
aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27

t6 Aar Wuttcrl 1.03 men II Mars.
pUrf. CScuter) 100 meo t3t Mars.
uprf.
Observation-Disclosures 6oroelirg /
anlterue. : 1897 itoar ariitiauio
heiit mcn en- Observation-Disclosures al
1881 poi eller al 4rocent. Ssu.
ore SronobiemS Mint itanr 20. Z meo
en- Observation-Disclosures at SIR. 1906.
t26 eiier 4.6 Rrneent. Com 20. IS
fonmer &orSlunos amt meo ar.
I .2t5, 1872 cacr IL grccent; iom go.
rs HomsonIS ami meo STR. a57 ,7S5
eIier t.3 Groeent; Tom 20. IL @orSre
(ronohicmS Amt uteb SIR. 9iS42t
eaer t.3 Broecut; iom Ho. IS Sin.
marfenS amt meo Str. 332.3S9 eIer
05 Erocent % ium 30. 10 Sromss
amt mco ar. 2sS. 2s3 elfer Oh Bro
cent. 2doeit itdor Norore geraetbus
amt meh Cn Observation-Disclosures az
SIR. t70123 eller o2 Rruegit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
cr9ci til 6euanos Strfe.

i benne Says G~nlsoning bar Der bar
ret ifreoet ilere artiiler, % ell bel Del
or inotummct iii nrunte Cracl. Seq peb,
at Ell Itsrre Sci al S~eleleubinger lRier
Geres rreoe SLAB "9ecprabsY uiten" %
bill berfur rette ell Iibeu Gpmnntriu8 til
bisIe, Tom life bar iuoienbt line Sibrng.
Nirre bere, forisg M at iuoicuoe eoerS
@uper iaa mart Tom mlIigt; tbt pi
trUnger ell EEL eubnu for at iua ben
fuloe Sum, iom lfal no til ueonte @ope,
% rent fieSelia pilbe bet bore, ON AoTs
mureu blerrre ifuIbe neoes til at blelpc
iii. Nau fuuoe trnie, at Ell % boer Uils
sc ifpnne iig og pbe lin Stirrp I'll en-
iauean Sorrrin0 til ToOertirter. buorcnr
pi bar lda mango pdrme o9 enlme gtins
ser. ga set er Ell 8ope. iom euboer
8iSraasnSer bill bope SGre al. ia life
DC aleue, men Gfterilrstcu; TIL bet oil
itad iom ct @iuSe fra os, iom er nooans
oreoe til et bebre sionomiIt itiaet Soro,
% piic, at ri cubuu bar parme 6sleIier
for oct Silent, Ri forIuo. CAB M life
Rooer lutte % iige: Ret, trut, life min
Ole og heller life Ceres Der CT meb
blauot be @domiISel @cr Idner os uu
ale pRre meoI Set er blot &ilien og ct
Siltas ON at sisre. Rei, s Bigger mdd
oaiau rGre mcb, Tom Rpiommerne |
Rcntnnn bar aiOrt. Ga Z aouer, iperg
ebers RRnS eiter noeIe Center; De er
pilise, ielp ON De life ielp er fra 5eaee
lamb Santen bar at fna SraeIet til
Sul. men bet LOB JIG life sisre. &u maa
pi euoeIig ie at faa bet til Ynnite. og oa,
naar Sr9eltldngeu lpoer. pil Der blipe
Ssitib / 5eaelauo. S~ibrnsene ian iens
oes iii ansiereren, 5snncs 8npitnb.
@ren Cliff. Rcntaua. eler, ON man piI
ierSe til mig. aueers Stremitnh,
S9enp, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-27
Oorif Jnouitri.

Ten uorife HigSforftfrtrgSouitutt
bor poo @%rrroIo8 al Set al auitaItcn
lelo inoiamIeoe Rateriale n~oarbei0sl
Ell StGtiitit onaaoeube Norgss sSn6n'
itri. 8Rrfet er life uofommet eHoSa;
men "MeoSeIelier ira uorif arbetbs.
giperforeuing" ofientliggisr meo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Siaaoel'c
Ell Gel iuteresiontc Sal al buiIfe man
nil ioa ct 8egreb ON oCn SpgaHg.
ium faratteriiereSe nGiteu dle Setter
al 8priugsIinet / 90.Nureues Stut,
ning.
! 1876 uoajorSe Motorernes
gnial 5.699. 7eroi bIeu 3,277 ore.
oct me6 gano, 1871 me6 Camp, 200
meo Gas, t60 meo Gleftrieitet %
22t meo andre Qti0ler. .9auoe /
1897 % 1898 bier Anoenoelien al
mefuniif Iripfrnit en- iRpn 6rem,
gang. 5 1899 bar oct iamle0e an'
tai Rotorer $500. bporuf 3,26f blep
brepet meo gauS. 2,206 meo 3ump
81 meS Cos. $50 me0 gIeftricitet o.
2S4 neo andre MiDIer. Com man
pil ie, or 3ripfraiten for Banjo gdaet
til6aae, mems oct for DC nrore 3riD.
mioIer melt for eleftriit aroit
er gaoet frem.
antnllet al georifter i 8iaet bar
Il 1897 SAT- og / 1899 9,7s2. Sut.
tepGrferue % iorifieaigarteoe georii.
Ter, ~oiientliae % tommmale arbeioer
er aaoet tilbage - icrSorigt pier d
andre Srlipper 5remaang.
a~rteioernes autoI uOgiorbe / 1897
1919 og ! 1899 IA. 566. 6or Dc
to opennGpute 8rupper, iom piier
1il6aseaang, bono @rlrppernes INITIAL
betrgiier. bar arbeioernes initial
poget benhoIosois ira 800 til i0S %
ira 1877 til 1918.
Observation-Disclosures unaioroe
1897 Sir. 72,3ts,164 og | 1899 Sir.
80, t09,357. Zen gienuemiuitiiac
4cgIsr uSsiprSe ! aarcne 1896
100 t.st. Sor getiente uoaioroe Tag.
lsnneu | 1889 go meo les aorS.
pGrf. Tor arbciSere GRGnS) 2.65 meo
'i,t63 aarsoart % ior Born nuoer