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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
WILL ARBlTRATE DISPUTES.
Agreement Between Chicago City Rail-
way and Employees.

Chicago, Jan. An agreement be-
tween the Chicago City Railway com
pany and its employees has been signed
and by it's terms arbitration instead
of strike or lockout is to be the means
OF settling any disputes that may arise
which the union and the company can
not adjust in conference. The agree
ment will not expire until April 80,
1906.
The basis Of the contract was the
agreement negotiated through the COM
mittee of the city council at the end
of the strike of the street car COM
pany's employees in November, 1903
Wages are to remain the same during
the life OF the new peace pact.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
CONTAINED OVER $4,000.
Chicago Woman Loses Her Bagqag,
In New York City.

In New York City.
New York, Jan. Mrs. w. L. Gun.
ningham. young woman claimins
Chicago as her home, has reported TO
the police that baggage stolen from
her Tuesday last contained $40,OvJ
worth Of negotiable bonds, in addition
to clothing and jeWelry valued at ST..
400. Deciding to return to Chicago
she engaged an expressman, but after
sending Off her luggage suddenly
changed her mind about going and
told the express agent to have her
property returned.
A wagon was sent to the railroad
station but failed to return and sew
eral hours later the police picked up
the horse and wagon down town. No
trace has yet been found of the driver:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
WOMEN STRIKERS CAUSE RIOT.
italian Troops Called Out to Suppress
Disturbances.

Milan, Italy, Jan. Women to the
number of 600 employed in a tobacco
factory at Fricase have struck for in
creased pay. They bombarded the fac
tory with stones. The protect of tbs
province of Milan, advised by tele.
phone, sent a company of infantry to
suppress the disturbances In the col
lision about eight soldiers were wound.
cd. Many women were arrested.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
Five Killed in Freight Wreck.

Connellsville, Pa, Jan. IA freight
train Of forty loaded cars was wrecked.
vt Glencoe, ten miles east of Sand
latch tunnel, on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, and five men were
killed. One of the dead was Fireman
Charles S. Beckley OF Newburg, N. Y,
and the others were unknown tramps.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
CONSIDERED OUT OF DANGER.
Italian Foreign Minister Recovering
From Illness.

Rome, Jan. 7.-Dr. Mazzoni held a
consultation during the day with spe-
cialists from Naples and Perugia and
concluded that Foreign Minister Tit
toni, who was believed to have been
stricken with apoplexy while with a
hunting party at Magione, near Peru
gia, had been attacked by a phenom-
enal form of influenza, which produced
cerebral and pulmonary congestion.
This is gradually passing off and the
patient is reacquiring lucidity of mind
and tho faculty of speech. The latest
telegram from Magione says Signo1
Tittoni is considered to be out of dan
ger.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
England Preparing Her Grave.

st. Petersburg, Jan. Count Tol-
stoi's son Leo, in an article upon Great
Britain's constant desire to embarrass
Russia, declares Great Britain is pre-
pairing her own grave and fastening
her own end if she forces war with
Russia, cas- France, Germany and Italy
are bound to realize that their inter-
eStS lie with RusSia'S"
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SINCE THE OPENING OF THE WAR
Over Twenty Thousand incapacitated
Russians Sent Home.

Moscow. Jan. IA telegram from
General Kuropatkin to the Grand
Duchess sergius, who has been active
throughout the war in aiding the sick
and wounded, states that since the
opening of the war, 1000 officers and
1865 men have returned to Russia, of
whom $40 officers and 5,085 men were
wounded and $40 officers and 1850
men were sick.
COW for the reception of wounded sol.
diers, of which 1,lS3 are occupied.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
Vessel and Crew Lost.

Hobart, Tasmania, Jan. Cargo
which has been washed ashore at
Southwest Cape has been recognized
as belonging to the British bark Brier
Holme, Captain Rich, which sailed
from London July 81 for Hobart, and
It is believed that the vessel and her
crew have been lost.
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CONGRESS ALONE MAY DECIDE
Only Body Possessing Power to sus-
pend Tariff.

Washington, Jan. congress Is the
only power that can afford relief to
farmers who want to get Canadian
wheat for seed free Of duty.
The department Of justice has ad-
vised the secretary of the treasury
that there is no way in which the
tariff can be suspended under the
drawback privilege.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
Three Laborers Killed.

New York, Jan. Three Italian
laborers on the Long Island railroad
were struck and instantly killed by a
passenger train at Dunton, &. l., and
four others were badly hurt, one prob
ably fatally. The men were in a gang
Of snow shovelers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
Banker Sentenced to PRISON.

Cambridge, o., Jan. I'll. o. Barber,
vice president of the wrecked Com-
mercial bank, has been sentenced to
three and onehalf years in the peni.
teptiary by Judge Mackey for embez5
llement N appeal will be taken.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
skRYDLoFF RETIRED.
Russian Admiral Has Been Made Mem.
ber of Council,

st. Petersburg, Jan. 7.-Vice Ad-
miral Skrydloff. who has been in
charge of the Russian naval defenses
1T Vladivostok, has been made a men,
ber of the admiralty council, which is
composed of retired officers Admiral
Yessen has been appointed to the COM
mand of the cruiser division of the
Russian Pacific squadron. It is un-
derstood Admiral Skrydlof has been
permanently withdrawn from active
work.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07

LEGISLATURE HOLDS NOISY SESSION
COMMITTEES OF FIFTEEN NAMED
TO INVESTIGATE THE RE-
CENT ELECTION.

In fhn Asst q ~, = 49, II, !. !.
- ], 80 seS's' -
~. so.e ~ 81 ei1lol anu lue gieat
eite'y psssu q :. iese'tution
:. ols't's'ne .'l' conmlltee OF HIteen mem
5bers. twelve OF whom are Republicans
and three Democrats. to canvass the
vote and make daily reports to the
house and senate. with a final ranort
not later than Monday morning
4. Shortly F.aftar n 5. - ,ha lao.
zi.1a t,,ra M ;r+a 49, saa.;a., csos
80 80 nv lDilt. oess1on ool.
ess VIZ 1S4 W.leA Lay
dne ,IovsIlors f1aggott, the pTesla1ns
officer OF the senate, took his position
beside Speaker Dickson to direct the
JONI sess1sstl Nr. DICKSON lle refused to
give Way.lg
ne cIafk OF the house will call
--- = said Sneaker Dickson with a
thump of his gayel.
t.Thes claIk oT tha senate will ca,,
the roll nfa-rha sanarss,,, ssId ,s.Is5as
a,,+ no,,o.,n,s,,,
.o - i1..s' ass 81 'o.s.
VIC eaie eWo cieiAs i 80
l1ellceu 10 scall Inc lois AMID g ~
CONFUSION. 9But lew namesg ntla - 2
called when REPRESENTATIVE. r4e.e--.
arose.
Mr.. FreWen has the floor" silot.,, :,
Lieutenant governor flassott W1t41 d
thump of his gavei.
Mr.. FreWen, YOU are out Of Of ~.e-,
shouted the speaker.
Bang, bang, went the two :gavs.s
The two men stood side by sl4e ~
hind the speakers desks, bo.n iol..
ing to give way.
The confusion was so great that
voice couldzpe head ana aisnol.sl Il
Frewen eon.1nueu to aaa4e ess II.S :
sembly his Tolce was not a.stliIa,.--
able.
Motion to Adjourn Is Made.
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,aet ~ ~ enre roa,aa al sn 9 sa.'',ol 10
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
LIVELY COMMITTEE MEETING.
Mann Of Illinois Rebukes e. p. Bacon
of MiIWaukee

Washington, jan The meeting
OF the house committee on interstate
commerce was replete with sensational
incidents. A hearing was being given
to persons interested in the Cooper
Quarles bill. e. p. Bacon Of Milwau-
kee. chairman Of the interstate COM
merce convention, was first heard.
From the moment he took the stand
I'll he left it Mr.. Bacon was sub
Ted to scathing rebukes by Mr..
4nann of Illinois for certain statements
made by him in a publication known
as Freight" as well as in public ad-
dresses. Mr.. Mann quoted from q
statement alleged to have been made
by Mr.. Bacon that, owing to the oppo:
sition OF the majority OF the two COM
mittees Of congress, there was no pos
sibility of legislation to further re-
strict the carriers.
DO you think that was true?" in
Quired Mr.. Mann.
Mr.. Bacon answered that he be-
deved it was true at the time.
I know" angrily reto1ted Mr.. Mann.
that is q libel and SANDER. I know
It is false and believe you know 1t
is false"
i~sAAs A@ssSSAA SSAAAAAAy SQA40O SAdI AS Olu
not want to be classed as falsifier,
which only served to further anger Mr..
Mann, who said that people who write
articles must be held responsible for
what they write.
Again reading from the publication
referred to Mr.. Mann said it was
stated in Mr.. Bacon's address before
the st. Louis convention that over
three-fourths of the representatives in
congress owed their presence there to
the influence Of the railroads. . and he
asked Mr.. Bacon if that statement was
his. Mr. Bacon answered that his re
marks had been extempor but
he had no recollection of making the
statement.
Il believe, said Mr.. Mann, "you
thought any man in the country couI
go out and libel any member of con
gress. 1t fortunately is true thatspeo
pie generally pay no attention to such
staten entS
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
GASOLINE TANK BLOWS UP.
Woman Killed and Seven Girls Injured
One Probably Fatally.

Houghton, Mich, Jan. by the eA.
plosion of gasoline tank in Hub
bard's laundry at Greenland the bulld.
ing was burned, causing a loss of
about $4,000. One employe, Mrs Ag-
nes Houle, was instantly killed anu
Miss Annie Schoen received dangerous
and probably fatal burns. Six other
girls were severely burned.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
sLooDHouNDs TRAIL NEGRO
After the Assailant of Woman in
Louisville, /.

Louisville, KY, Jan. miss Alice
BrightWell. protege in the family of
John T. Bate, a bank teller, was as
saulted during the day by negro in
Mr.. Bates residence at Crescent Hill, a
high class residence portion of Louis
vile. The young woman was badly
injured. A detail of police was at
once sent to the scene and four Off
GERS with bloodhounds have taken up
the trail Of the negro. The Crescent
hill district is in a state of high ex-
Cifamant
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
TOWN IN WILD CONFUSION.
eoynton, |. T., Declared Government,
ToWnsite.

Townsite.
Muskogee, I. T., Jan. THE inte-
rior department has declared Boynton,
twenty-five miles west of here, a gov
ernment townsite.
This opened it for original settle
ment and as soon as the news reached
Boynton the widest excitement pre-
vailed
Men began to jump town lots which
have been held by others for two years
and some of which have been built
upon. Citizens armed themselves to
protect their property and officers are
rushing to the scene to prevent blood
shed and riot.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
Number Of Buildings DESTROYED.

Fond du Lac, Wis, Jan. Fire at
North Fond du Lac damaged the Eab-
cock block and destroyed the post
Office. the shoe store Of Burt & Stahl,
the drug store Of ]. p. KOehniek & Co.
and two fats. The loss is 330, 900.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
Japs stirrina Up MonqoIIans.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 7.-Mail advices
from Urga, North Mongolia, describe
a systematic campaign Of Japanese
officers and emissaries to stir up Mon
golia with the view to raiding and
destroying the Baikal and Siberian
soads.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
CLEARING TIE HARBOR.

Jap Navy Removing Mines and sunken
Vessels.
At Port Arthur With the Third Japa-
nese Army, Jan. 6, via tusan, Jan. e.
Only eighty Russian Onlcers have ac-
cepted parole.
AL the regular Russian troops have
marched OUT OF Port Arthur and will
leave tor Port Dainy touay. .;apaness
troops entered the city yesterday TO
keep Oruel. NOn-cOm patants are a.,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
INDICTMENTS oUAsHED.
Charges Against Officials Of Miners
Federation Dropped.

Feoeratlon Dropped.
Cripple Creek, Colo, Jan. 7.Attor.
neyi Thomas G. Brown, associate coun.
sci of Special Prosecutor Sam D.
9Crump, acting under advices from the
district attorneys Office, has quashed
the cases charging conspiracy to mur.
der against the following Western Fed
Grafton officials:
Charles II. Meyer, president; w. D.
Haywood, secretary; j. G. Williams,
j. N. ONeill, d. G. Copley, j. Kirwin,
James a. Baker and Fred Minister
members Of the executive committee.
Ward Denies Published Report.
Sioux City, Ia, Jan. e. 3. Ward
gRneral manager for the Great North
etn n Railway company, denies the re.
port that he will succeed Fred A
Delano, general manager of the Bur
lington lines east Of the Missouri river
whose resignation will take effect
Jan. 10.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
..DO IT TO.DAYl,,

"Aud to think that ten months ago looked like
thisl owe it to German Syrup"
qThe time-worn Injunction, I. Never put
off It'll tomorrow what you can do to-
day" is now generally presented in this
form: Do it to-day |" That is the te-se
advice we want to give you about that
hacking cough or demoralizing cold with
which you have been struggling for sew
eral days. perhaps weeks. QTake some
reliable remedy for it To-DAv-and let
that remedy be DR.. Boschee's German
Syrup, which has been in use for over
thirty-fve years. A few doses Of it will
undoubtedly relieve your cough or cold,
and its continued use for a few days will
cure you completely qNo matter how
deep-seated your cough, even if dread
consumption has attacked your lungs,
German Syrup will surely effect cure
as it has done before in thousands Of ap-
parently hopeless cases of lung trouble.
qNew trial bottles, 25c; regular size,
7sc. at ali druggists.
Sold by a. GilmOur g Co.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
Rojestvensky's Flagship Safe.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 7.Reports
chat Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's flag
ship, the battleship Kniaz Souvaroff,
has struck q rock and sunk are un-
founded.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
FOREIGNERS WILL REMAIN.

understanding.
Washington, Jan. France and
Morocco have settled their recent mis-.
understanding and the French minis
ter at Tangier is proceeding to the
court of the sultan for an audience.
This news comes to the state depart
ment in a cablegram from Mr.. Phillip,
the American vice consul at Tangier,
who also says that no foreigners will
leave the capital in view of the out
look for peace.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
PREsENTMENT WITHDRAWN.
But Presenters Reserve Right to Draw
lJn = New One

Philadelphia, jan II. Frederick
Jenkins of Philadelphia, one OF the
presenters of Bishop Talbot OF the
Central Pennsylvania diocese OF the
Protestant Episcopal church. after 9
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
owed Ine oplton OF remain

lowed Lne oplton OF remain
Arthur.
The Japanese navy is removing
mines and the Japanese hulks at the
harbOr mouth.
All the forts have been taken over by
the Japanese.
NO INTERIOR ExPLosloNs.
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stoesse Going to Nagasak.
Toxic, Jan. .-G General Stoessel and
the other Russian officers who will
leave Port Arthur on parole will re-
turn to their homes via NagasaH.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-01-07
MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED
Encounter Between Strikers and Cos
sacks in Russia.

Baku, Caucasus, Jan. An encoun-
ter between strikers and Cossacks
took place at Balakhany, Transcau-
casia. Six strikers and one Cossack
were killed and many persons were
wounded.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-07
Sjeroe Juli.ulyffer.

Chicago "Gribrne~ bar iaar iom
tioligrre hoIot ResniRg meS De uIpf.
Teliae SPnoeIier. icm leoiager Sci.
ringeu at Sanbets 6ribeoSbag, ben
Ace Sui. S 1905 Uolote oen Ietinp
bi9e Gmgdng me0 S5lo % arrOt pod
RotiCnoIieteu 30 Tenneifers Sso,
meSens 1880 fom til Sfuoe. 2es-
uoen obitoo Sloebraroe. iom iortu-
reoe 8pr6ier for S56.435. All fcm
til Sfooe oeo 6urbGrferi. 14t peS
9uuouifuS, 22s peo andre Stuopod.
ben, 3S2 beo arnoierploiipner, 259
peS 2eaetsipiItoIer OF 90 De6 Isbfe
Sefte. On SdrmeHitguirg uiier, at
bet taar cit beOre emo iiior, Sa uGften
500 iii fin 8so; men ienere Giterret.
uiuger bill maaife meloe at Here eno
90 miiteoe 2ipct nn6er f~eiringen al
46e SuIt | 1906. Get tor bare bull
pct roget, at 2oue moo een gdmle
IlooSe at boloe 7oaen pan er gipne
paa flere Steoer | 2anoet, ia1leces /
aunias gitp % / @is-
couIju.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-07

re emo iiior. ca 206.120,522 oernf
faIber paa 6nlnocienoom % "&et.
tigbeoer", mehens 1rroien nf 2ssere
bar poret meS $65,430,04s. Sfattea
oil ead neo ira $1.5t II Si.46 pr.
500. IcSaanecu unSer Wanor
YtcGIerlans Administration inorer
life til Heoaonacu uuocr MAYOR
Com, ga bpcrt St00 Hap mcS at beta-
lie Sal.
Grorelu Carnegie or ben iterftc
Sfottepoer; upit BAN fommer Sobn
o. HocfsieIler oa iom go. 3 HusieI
Sage. Carnegie err beifattct for
$5,000,000 i Sessre % for 1910.
600 | @runSeuenSom. 5 Gftober
bill ban fau CIT Sfuttereguiug paa
$t07, 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-07
mitbeu ifylois.
Cresons gamle Senatur ssmrt for 1t
bnSe tagrt stifpenge.
Gn triit aT9rt.

Sra gortlanS, Ore, fornarer ben
i6Nseliae Tioenoe. at 5or. Staters
Senator Ssobn s. IIitdeu er ilmoen
ifplSia j ben ianime grSoe. iom Sam.
Jas. SenatoreH Burton begif, ioet Ran
hor mtsbritgt i'm Sitting til moo &c.
falling al eaG beoraserife aumpuniers
g@renoer. Straffen berfor er 5Gts.
TEL pan inStil 2 Mar, eli 8euscboo paa
$4,000 o. en- sGresIss6eS,
Tom meofsrer. at peSfommenoe fife
mcre fln inoebupe uoaet fsheraIt Gni.
beoe. Slirpen ipntes SguS / Sen
gamIe @iauS. Ser ru er oper 20 aar,
% itiert Sen life bnbOe noscn SoiL
en- bans SfglS, anbeiaIeoe oeu bam
til GummerenS Gadoe.
Wtithel bleo iat unSer Siftafe oeit
Site December 1904. Sort efter rel.
lie Ban til Waibiugtou, inStog lit
gnnle Sroe ! Senniet og rsrte fine
adrerdter ocS at holoe en- aribeuSe
Gale om flu ltffpISig1co. Ien ban
Iei hengaug, Iiaeiom ban ienerc Isi
for Gettcu, % ban isate oBiaa at
onertdIe noale al &iSnerne iii at lrpe,
ScrfblanSt en- al fine forriae 9ontori.
tier. aaiaepel bleo set bepift. at ban
tit $1,000 Al Sfoptpp 2. Y. .. &liter
for at hriuge oaogrenoe 2auSfommis.
iGr Serrmnnn til OF lrffc fine Zine
ior, bpao Der foreaif | Oregon. Oct
t!ep liaeleSes beoiit, at Senator Mit
dell bar meo / SeH gouoe df Stcr.
tupe, JOINT bar riumlteret / StateuS
Stooe pan apiten. @egieriigheocu ii.
ter Rigoum gar Der Tom oeo joa man.
&c nHore 2eiliaheoer brngt III bot BE-.
troet Rauo til at betraSe 3~orbrpSer-
bdneR, WitdjeH bar oeftdaet | Ore.
gouS offeutliee Gin iioeu 1860. rftian
| 40 aar, % ban inOchaoSa en Hrffe
GiuiospoIter, inotil Staten gap bam
Sen Gsicite, Tom Sen rnaSer puer, %
iatte bam iuS | amerifas 09er6us.
Oct er neSIlaaeitSe, at en- fadSan Sol.
fets Wtnno ital eRoe iom sSor6rpoer.
sra 8ortlanS mco0eIes, at BAN pil
appelere.
SeOcnhe gloNe griber anleoningen
til at roie Dor Sr&reminiiter g. q.
Sitdcod for ber aarouaseubeS. ban
bier. Statcrs fore Sfooe itaar I'M.
Ser bans Siliuu, og De er, iom be.
fienOt, e~iterirGbte nf Iangiiusreo.
GnfrltnGnb % iamuittisbeSslsie
aompanier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-07
Riooiascrr

ct Telegram fra Chicago Of lite
SuIi meOoeler, at BEN fsberole 8ranS.
jurp / forrige llge uoiteSte is Siltale.
ororer mob WeoIemmer al 5en itore
&ie0truit. Soreneoe Stdters 9iitrict
attornep bar opgipet fslgeuOe 9oone:
8. Ogden armour, 9r9itOent; s. u.
@aIentine, &asierer; artbur Weefer.
general manager; 6. ;. gonnors Dir.
moiir & Cos general superintendent;
2ouis 3. emit, 8reitSert; GbnarO
s. Suiit, gceprGiioent; 9diprence ".
Carlton, &asierer; .. e. SdrtpeI,
SefrrtRr; aIbert s. 9ee6er. general
council; art6ur 8. gpans. ipeci1I
council Tor Spift & 60; G0paro
Morrts, 8iceprgiiSent; Sra NtorriS,
SaretGr for ReIion @orris & 60;
Serrinuno Snl3ber5er, RrGiioent %
aasicrer; Syoicp5 Stparsail6, 8iee.
p%raitoent / 6irmaet 5druar5idiIo *
SulSberaer.
&egierinseu bar | ooer ire gtdane'
Der ioretaaet llHoerisgelier ior al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-07
ShIeY taller.

9bmirol SfIep boIbt en- 4be Slili'
Gale / 8biIobelpbia for en- Silberer'
fare paa 10000. SON frembolot
meS Stprfe, at oi bsr fort'Gtte meo
at 6pggc artesifibe og ifaffe os en-
reIpeftinogpoenoe Slaobe. Set CT
in9en RIOS for Dor Civilization, men
boa ct set ianot," iagoe ban, "at Na'
tipuerne ogter bperanbre / 5orbolo til
6en arigSftprfe, DC fan opoiIc, mere
emo for noaet an6et. timber oiploma'
tiife 5orpifIinaer bill Dor sore % bore
Sntere8Ier iGtteS paa Spill, bots pi
life beIfiffer bort Sits og 6ringer alt
Il Sroen, meoens ri bar 6reo meo
belle 8eroen.
Seq bilier meo 8IGSe ioaoonne
Eribunaler iom oct / Soag, ba De fan
fierne mango aariager til llfreo.
Meen oen DAG err langt borte, GA Der
bliber Ell oImtnbeli9 6reo. Ger ct
piSie Sing, iom ct Solf life fan ooer'
gioe til 8olbgift. 6rebstribunoIet
Saag fam forminbife arigsnarIager'
ne; las os baa6e oct; men Lao os life
6lipe forte bag 2piet og toge 6rebS.
beItrqbeIierne foripngeligt. SIoe bill
oct bore, ON hi life itnar pGbneoe
i ;Sarens Stnno."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-07
pluoieIi9 5oranorine.

ct Telegram fra Ct. 2ouis fortqI.
Ter, of ale SoIooner % sSorlpJtelies.
iteoer noe | Ct. 2ouis Gounto (iffe /
Storbpen ieIp) bar pioaabne SsnSaa
Den 2oen Siili. Rlisoriffc io!ates /
@srngoe, % fuISe Solf af 6eaae
aien bar at ie oocraIt. Sfienfcoer.
terne brsS Jig life ergang ON at bape
2uleaarOinerne ne6e, men 6reb i'm
5orretnins aabenl9it iom paa en-
Soeroas. Sngeu arreitatiouer fauSt
Steo. Soor Sbertff Serpea og buns
De1no bar blet al. OiSjte inaer; Sc oi.
ite fig iaIfnIS life. Gep gieren al
"Gelmar @aroeu". Jon for life bar
pouet at trcoie S6nodggtpoen, toa
Sfsen beS Sornene % bette oen rige
SGT meS iiue Drfesbrsore. Mlartie
8umperts, ser Sriuer fiere gfbuie %
5rnmmeii1pper peS 2anSe6eiene, bap.
De Ell Zig SRotrst at ban ON afte.
ren life bar iitaHO til at tnae fine
Eengc. S Ct. 2ouis miSres SoIiti.
fere OF andre paa, bouo Buoerngr
s5oIf ptl aiste. SiSligere bar ban no.
IaSt iig me0. at ban oil uofommau.
here @eiIitien for at opretboISe Ssu.
Sagslopen, ON oct bebsoes. oa Dc, ION
fienScr BAN beoit ipiler life ON, al
ban uil gribe til SEN llouei.