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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
HANLEY ARRESTED
FRAUD CHARGED
Leader of Farmers Alliance in
Hands OF Uncle Sans Officers
SOLD WORTHLESS STOCK
ON THE STRENGTH OF MIsREP.
RESERVATIONS - CLAIMED
TO HAVE BOUGHT VALu.
ABLE PROPERTY IN

ST. Paul. Mimi, August John C.
Hanley, publisher of the Alliance Ad.
yoeate. and well known throughout
the west as a leader in the Farmers
Alliance, and other political move
ments. was arrested today by United
States marshals on the charge of us
ing the mails in connection with a
scheme to defraud
The charge is that in the advertising
matter sent through the mails for the
purpose of selling stock in the Con
colidated Farm and Ranch Company
Hanley represented that the company
had acquired the property OF the
Montana Cooperative Ranch company
now in the hands of receiver, which
representation is claimed to be false.
The Consolidated company was or
ganized a few months ago under the
laws of Sonth Dakota, with Hanley as
president, and capitalized at $S5o,000.
The government claims that the new
company has practically no assets
and that in order to induce investors
10 buy stock, the promoters pretended
10 have acquired the property Of the
old company.
The Montana company Is now in tht
hands Of a receiver, and Is claimed 4
have assets Of only $i5 900, with al
Iincumbrance in the shape Of a $4,000
martgage.
In some of the literature sent on
by Hanley 1t Ii represented that tn,
receiver has property worth $l07 .l59
The circulars give thelist Of officer
of the consolidated sompeny; j.
Hanley, Hanley, N. D., president an
general manager; Rev. w A. Phi
lips, Chicago, vice president; A.
Whedden, Omaha, secretary; A. I
irish, st, Paul. treasurer; w. Il. Ru
sell, Massilon, Ohio; G. Fl. Ainley, De
Mo.nes, Iowa; A. Fl. Pepperd, Mimi
apolis, directors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
TRYING To FIX
DISASTER BLAME
Naval Court OF Inquiry in Ses-
sion Behind Closed Doors
SHORTAGE OF OFFICERS
Is CLAIMED TO BE ONE or THE
THINGS WHICH HE lNvEsTi-
GATED-REsULT WILL
NOT BE GIVEN OUT.

San iDego. Cal. Aug. 1.-The naval
court Of inquiry which is hearing the
evidence IN tie disaster TO the gun
boat Remington resumed its session
today behind closed doors.
None but the witnesses are admitted
to the meetings and no disclosures OF
the proceedings will be made until
the final report is formulated ana then
probably only after It's transmission 10
Washington.
Il Ii understood that portion Of
this report will deal with the alleged
shortage of officers on the Benning-
ton, TO which reference yas made by
Commander Young in letter TO Ad-
m,ral Goodrich thrta days before the
explosion. in which he said he had on
the gunboat only four duty officers,
young and inexperienced, which Is
likely TO destroy the fine record we
have made for this vessel and to keep
lup the standard we must have two
more experienced officers
The Bennington Is again at anchor
IN the stream and most Of the men
who are fit for duty have been trans
4 ferred to the Chicago. from which
4 after their return to San Francisco
they will be assigned to other yes
sells in the Pacific squadron.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
CHIEF EGAN GOES AFTER
NEGRO HOUSE BREAKER

Chief of Police Egan left this morn
ing on the Mobile and Ohio for Jack
son, Tenn, TO get Gus Neill, who is
wanted here on robbery charge,
Nell is the negro who robbed the w.
j. Johnston home several weeks ago
and stole some valuable iewelry. A
few days after the robbery was com
mitted he was located and arrested at
jackson. When the Chief went after
him he agreed to come to this city
without reuuisition papers but when
the time for departure came he
changed his mind and refused. Mr.
Egan has just secured the necessary
papers and will bring the negro home
with him today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
FAMOUS MURDER
TRIAL IS ENDED
Dr.. L. A. Gibbart Acquitted by
New Ulm, MiD., Jury
ONLY ONE WITNESS
TO THE BRUTAL CRIME AND HE
sWoRE THAT 1T WAS NOT GE5-
BARDT WHO KILLED HIS
BROTHER DENTIST.

Mankato, Mimi, Aug. 1.-The jury
in the third trial of DR.. George r.
Koch, charged with the murder of DR..
l.. A. Gebbardt, his brother dentist az
New Ulm, Mimi, on November l,
1904, this afternoon returned a verdict
of not guilty
The case has been a sensational one
and has held the close attention of
people of the northwest. Gebhardt
was found lying in pool of blood on
the floor of his office at might. his
head crushed by blows Of hammer
The most important witness in the
trials was Asa p Brooks, the editor
of the New Ulm Review, who heard
scuftling in DR.. Gebhardt's office which
is directly over the Review office and
ran up the side stairs to ascertain the
cause. Not being able to make an
entrance. he peeped through the tran
som and saw the murderer standing
over Gebhardt's body.
piOohS tcstlicu that dt'houSH AhS
murderer turned and looked at him
he could not recognize the man. but
swore II was not Koch. The rest of
the evidence was circumstantial.
Koch did not seem unusually per
turbed on account of the murder He
continued his practice al New Ulm,
was present at the inquest and sang at
the funeral
Circumstantial evidence. however
strengthened by the knowledge of 5eal
ousy alleged to have resulted from
business rivalry and love affairs, caus
ed suspicion to be directed towar5
him and he was finally indicted The
first TWO trials resulted in disagree
ment
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
PRESIDENT HAS A
TALK WITH MOODY
ATTORNEY GENERAL GOES TO
OYSTER BAY TO CONSIDER
THINGS or IMPORTANCE
WITH RoosEvELT-No STATE
MENT GIVEN OUT.

Oyster Bay. Aug president
Roosevelt and Attorney General
Moody were in conference AZ Saga
more hill throughout the day and
Moody ton ght IL the guest Of the pres
ldent.
After the dipsosal Of the presidents.
he executive business this morning.
they had opportunity 10 consider un-
interruptedly the questions which
brought Attorney General Moody %
Oyster Bay They spent the day about
Sycamore hill grounds. taking a horse
back ride this afternoon No state
ment about the results Of their con-
ference was made. The attorney gem
eral expects 10 leave tomorrow morn-
Ing for New York whencc he win go
directly 20 Washington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02

the United States revenue cutter
Winona. The Mississippi boats will
not allow any Louisiana fishermen,
even to enter the Mississippi sound,
east Of st. Joe light. But from the
reports received here it appears that
one Of these patrol boats came to
Lake Korgne, which Is distinctly
Louisiana territory and one report
says 1t came UP to the mouth Of Lake
Borgne canal. which extends from the
take to the Mississippi river
The naval brigade Is supplied with
a light draught boat armed with a
! Howitzer or two and manned by Off
GERS from the brigade and will be
sent out to prevent any further ag
ggressions.
The state beard of health received
official notice of the appearance of the
fever in three other parishes today
Asks Washington to Intervene.
! Memphis Tenn, August 1.--Advices
from Batron Rouge, state that clasr
between the Mississippi and tht
Louisiana authorities over the quar-
antine situation Is imminent
II Is said that Mississippi soldiers
| employed as quarantine guards hav'
invaded Louisiana soil with arms.
i DR.. Souchon. the president Of th
\ Louisiana board Of health has aske'
Governor Blanchard to wire prope
authorities in Washington to lnterven
at once.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
BIG DAY ON THE
BIG ship CANAL
VICE PRESIDENT FAIRBANKS
WILL SPEAK TO THOUSANDS
AT THE CELEBRATION or
THE FIFTEENTH ANNlvER-
SARY or OPENING.

Saulte Ste. Marie Mich. Aug. -
Preparations were completed today FOR
formal celebration tomorrow and
Thursday Of the fftieth anniversary
of the opening OF the first permanent
ship canal on Ste Maries river.
Vice president Fairbanks. who will
BE the chief speaker. arrived tonight.
With the vice president, who came
IN the steamer Yantic. was Governor
Werner Of Michigan, accompanied by
his staff.
The Yantic was met by revenue
cutter down the river. On their ar
rival, the party was escorted to the
hotel by Col Robert ]. Bates Of the
Mich gan National Guard and bat
talon Of troops.
The officials of the Canadian gov
government arrived from Ottawa this
afternoon They are Rudolph Lem
eux, solicitor general Of Canada, and
Raoul Danderon.
During the day and n'ght trains
from various points in Michigan and
Minnesota brought hundreds Of visit
tors. Many came from lake ports on
boats from Chicago, Buffalo and
Cleveland and other cities.
The chief events for tomorrow are
to be naval and military parades and
in the evening illumination In which
the Canadian government viii partic-
pate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
WILSON SAYS He
IS NOT DISTURBED
SECRETARY DOESN'T CARE IF
THE COTTON ASSOCIATION
is AFTER HlM--HE HAS THE
PRESIDENT ON HIS SIDE.

Washington, August 1.-Secretary
Wilson said today that he was not
disturbed by the demands for his resig-
nation made by certain officials of the
Southern Cotton Association and that
he heartily approved OF the expressed
intention of President Jordan of the
Association to go to President Roose
welt with his demands.
Il have reported my course to Presi-
dent Roosevelt" added the secretary,
and hove not taken President Jor-
dan into my confidence. President
Roosevelt knows what is going on
in the department; Jordan does not
Yes. hope Jordan will carry his de-
mands to Oyster Bay"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02

the health authorities exhibited no
concern over the situation, contend
ing that with the accumulation of
cases there must be expected an in
crease in fatalities to maintain the
average death rate of the the fever.
Business interests continue to exert
every effort to secure a modification
of the quarantine regulations which
have had the effect of bottling up the
city commercially With that object
in view, President Souchon of the
state board Of health today issued a
proclamation on behalf of the state
board to all parishes and municipal
health officers.
He announces that he has accepted
and recommends the acceptances by
subord nate officers of the marine hos
pital health certificates to through
passengers from northern points
transferring in screened coaches al
New Orleans.
Rev. Beverly Warner, In charge of
the citizens movement expressed him
self today as being exceedingly hope.
full Of the situation.
Some sensational statements have
gone out through private letters and
in special dispatches giving the I'm
4 preston that the full extent Of the
situation here IS not beng made pub
lie, That Is stated to be in no sense
fact. Every doctor is under pledge
70 report all cases Immediately ant
there is no desire to misrepresent thu
daily statement Of cases or daths.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
Increased Temperature Caused
Five Fatalities But Author.
tiles are Hopeful
THE TOWN BOTTLED UP
COMMERCIALLY DESPITE EFF.
FORTS OF BUSINESS MEN-Ex-
PREssloNS OF HOPE GIVEN
OUT IN PLAGUE STRlck-
EN- CITY.

New Orleans, La. Aug. To-day
witnessed an increase in the number
of deaths from yellow fever, a fact
that was not unexpected in view of
the high temperature that has pre-
vailed for the past two days
There was, however, the usual large
preponderance of Italian names in
the list. both of the new cases ana
the deaths which has characterized
the reports since the fever was first
off cially announced, as existent here.
In spite of the increased mortality,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
FARMER FOUND DEAD
WITH STRAP AROUND NECK

Carmi, ILL.,, Aug IA dead man
was found in deserted pasture near
here yesterday identified as William
Jones, farmer aged 67 who had been
missing from his home since July %.
He had a halter strap around his
neck. When he disappeared Jones had
$500 cash and gold watch When
found no money was on his person.
He was last seen alive in a buggy
with two strangers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
ECAN GIVES OUT
STATEMENT RELk-
TIVE To CAIRO

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. DR. Eagen,
secretary Illinois state board OF health.
who was in Memphis today, in confer
ence with Secretary Albright of the
state board of health, and Health Com
missioner Jones, relative TO the yell
low fever situation and the action to
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
Clash Between Mississippi and
Louisiana Authorities is
Believed to be Imminent
ARMED MEN ON DUTY
AS QUARANTINE GUARDS HAVE
INVADED LOUISIANA SOIL
COVE RNMENT WILL BE
ASKED TO INTERVENE
NEW CASES.

New Orleans, La, August 1.-The
relations between the Louisiana ami
Mississippi authorities have reached
an acute stage. and from the indica.
tions tonight II will change from In
terviews about the concealment Of yei-
low fever cases TO much more ser
ious matter.
The Mississippi authorities have five
armed boats, patrolling the coast to
prevent fishermen from breaking
through the quarantine lines.
These vessels are also assisted by
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
CHICAGO TRAVELLING MAN
STRICKEN AT SHREVEPORT

Shreveport, La, Aug. 1.--Barney
Tracy, a Chicago travelling man, Is in
The detention camp outside of the
corporate limits suffering from yellow
fever.
There are no other cases in the de-
tention camp nor any cases in the
city. The infection has been traced
directly 70 New Orleans, although
Tracy spent but a fe whours there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
STATE MILITIA IN ARKANSAS
TO ACT AS GUARDS.

Little Rock Ark, Aug. 1.--Governor
Davis tonight issued orders directing
General Haynes, commander Of the
state guard, to detail as many men as
may be necessary to establish a strict
quarantine against all points where
yellow fever may exist. The militia
will act as guard upon all trains en-.
tering the state and at all points
where boats may land
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
NEW ORGANIZATION

Grand Rapids, Mich. August L.
The Master Butchers Of America and
the National Meat Dealers Associa-
tion In convention here today formally
disbanded and took steps to form o
new organization embracing the mem
ship Of both organizations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
BODY OF OMAHA ATTORNEY
FOUND IN CEDAR CREEK

Omaha, Neb., Aug. 1.-The body Of
I. s. Andrews, prominent attorney,
was found floating In Cedar Greek
ten miles west OF Plattsmouth late
today Andrews disappeared last
Friday and nothing was heard Of him
until the finding OF his body today.
The cause Of his disappearance Is still
n fnygfery
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
BLIND JOE MANGNER, THE
vloLINisT, is IN CAIRO.

blind Joe" Mangner, one Of the
best known characters In the south. is
in the city. Blind Joe" is a violinist
of no mean repute and he has played
In nearly every city south of the Ohio
river. He has a wide reputation as a
master Of the instrument which he
plays. His home Is In Union City,
Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
CASHIER or THE SALMON
BANK AGAIN ARRESTED.

Clinton, Mo, Aug 1T. N. Casey,
cashier OF the defunct salmon Bank
who has been out under $4,000 bond
for forgery was arrested today under
four charges Of receiving deposits
when the bank was insolvent The
deposits aggregate $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02

FORMER MISSOURI CONGRESS.
MAN DouGHERTY DEAD.

Liberty. Mo, August L. Former
Congressman John Dougherty, is dead,
at his home in this city. age As He
represented the third Missouri dis.
trict three terms Ia congress
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
WIFE SENT STEEL SAW
CONCEALED IN FRUIT

La Crosse Wis, Aug. Earl
Trainer. alias Harry s. Emmet, charg-
ed with blowing up the Stoddard, Wis,
postoffice. July 6, escaped from jail
here today, saving his way out. A
fine steel saw, concealed in bunch
Of fruit sent him by a woman, pur-
porting to be his wife, enabled him
to escaps
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
BLOODHOUNDS TO
CHASE HOLDUPS
EVANSTON COUNCIL TO GET A
FIERCE PACK TO PROTECT
PEACEFUL NElGHBoRHooD
FROM A PACK OF THIEVES.

Chicago, August 1.-The city coun.
Gil of Evanston, the fashionable resi-
dence suburb, north of Chicago, to-
night made appropriation for the pur
chase Of pack of blood hounds,
which will be used to track thieves
and holdup men.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
sKiFF cAPSIzEs ON SWAN
RIVER; FOUR DROWNED

Duluth, Mimi, August -Four
lives were lost today by the capsizing
Of small skin In Swan river near
Ingstrom's landing. The dead are;
Edith Tichenor, Goidie Tlchenor Sv-
erett TIchenor and Mrs. J. M. Pogue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02

: Commencing at 10 o'clock last =
: night, the Mobile & Ohio rail :
: road refused to sell any tickets >
!. either north or south OF Cairo :
= unless the purchaser could show =
= certificate, showing that he =
: had not been In the infected dis =
: trlct for the last twenty days. :
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
OFFICIALLY DECLARED THAT
FEVER IS IN MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. lit is
officially declared that case Of yell
low fever is at tho pest house here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-02
MORE DEATHS FROM FEVER
ARMED BOATS WATCH'COAST
RECORD OF THE FEVER TO .
DATE. =

New Orleans. La. Aug. Fol =
lowing is the yellow fever record =
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
Stor camille.

@lnnot Sfonoinaoer % Tpifere CT
oct tngen SieIbenbeo, at ct Bar gGatc.
foIf bar ifs geru; men bIonot
amerifanere er set | pore Ioqc ct
SGripn, og nodr en- iaooon 8amilie
paotrGffe8, fan ben bore iiffer paa
"at tomntc / @ptierne", Nr. % MrS.
Sesie 9. Mi0OIeton, iom Dor puu
8oob Street Chicago bar en- 9ernc.
flof poo II, booraf s er Gutter og 8
er bigger. Ssnbae ben Soe Gftobcr
bar ole Ssrnene iamIcoe hos fine
SorPlore. &c er | GIOcren ira 81
til B Gor, % De Glore baooe / lang
Gio pGret borte ira Sirmmet. Sc CT
ipreote ooer SlIinei$, Minneiotu,
@iSconiin SnSiuna % arisono; men
6a6eren, Tom M cr tiIaar8, pilOe
gierne ie Dem ole oeb Sicmmcts Arne.
San fom til Gbico1o efter @ronocn
/ 1871 og begnnOte iom apiairIgcr,
men bleo 'i0en urmager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
ct marfeo / Noroc.

SanSels. og gr6cSsoepartementet
! @aibingtou opnnmtrer | en- gule.
tin Of fl Sftober port SANDS Mel.
lere iii at pcnoe fine Zine moo Ior.
8e. Sr0bertningcr ira bore Roniu.
Ter bar giort 9epartemeltet ppniprF,
Iom pna, Of Der er ct goSt NtarfeS.
8t0liaere bar rnfrIte gforif Inlerifa.
here fnpttet 8anoeI8iorbin0eIier mel
lem Sc 10 2nnSe; men ior De itore
amerifanife SnnbelSfirmaer bar 9or.
ae oGrrt ct nfienbt 2auS. SanSelS.
oGpnrtementet oplpier mi, al Rorge
oarlia inoierer aorn % Yfel ior
$t5.0O0.OO0. Oct meite Serni er
8rg oa @p1; men MaiS, SpcOe og
Sabre ipiler ogina ino. Sorornel
iuoigrer Horac life Iibet al. 9et me.
itc al set aorL iom 3orge inSisrcr,
fcmmcr ira set iu0Iige &uSlano %
Wclet ira TpIfIuuo; men set er iauo'
ipnIig. at meget at set 0tcl, JON gaar
UNDER Naun al inf, e8entIig biOrsrer
ira Se SoreucNc Stater. SpitIano bar
en- tor SauoeISflaaoe. JONI teller paa
Gle Supe; meO oen amcritanife er Oct
'maot beper6t. 9cpartcmentetS Bull
!ctiu iiacr: "Soeoemel bar III Oet
beoite InIeoriug til at iaa afiGtnin8
/ 9orge, % amerifanifc Rsacre aisr
Del / at mGrfe iig bette. Antanoen
mellem De TO 2onoe CT life ltor. 0e
bar eieuiiOtg 9l9telie for hinunoen.
On RGueSe RoromGrS Dor I VINE
rifa OF bar erhpcrpet iig Ct aoot
gsopn. On itor uorif 6laaoe teller puu
amcrifa, % sem hnr uof al StibS'
RIM for amcritauife Sorobru9Spros
Outter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
Rooiepelt ON Sport.

Site Tom 2anoets Hreiioent, men
iom .8oreer % Saber optrGoer
Sbeobcre Rooiepelt | oenne Sio for at
faa inbfsrt @eiormer / ben SSort,
iom speS beo bore bsiere Sfoler.
San bopbe / Sirsbags falSt til iig
Sportsmeuoere @alter s. Camp os
"Sacf" Smlep oeo Gale, @iliam &.
Reib neo Sarparb, Soc" Slide.
Brand beb Trinceton, ale bans gamle
8~ierbinger, % ct Bar WGno |
@aibineton. Statsminiiter Root bar
oeiaa tiIiteoe. Grpiioenteu foreboIbt
bisie W9nb, Der suer en- itor SnofIp.
belle | atblefiife 8reoie ! giten, at
Oct err nsopenoigt at begpnoe en- ge.
b9selie for at faa bort ltoperterne
peo ben nupPrenbe Sport, iaaiom at
Ieie "8rofesiionais", Of IRage an pna
at tiene Renge poa 6o~oboI6ipil, o.
at bripe oiSie nueo ben grutalitet,
iom MI er alminoeIig. Gan antpSe.
De, at StoIerne | Screening bsr reota.
ae itrenae aegIer, Der uoelutter ira
GeItageIie / aampen etboert College
Team, iom sisr fig ffploig | 8ruta.
Iitet eaer | en- for aste SportsmanS
uismmeIig 0pisrieI. Rrafioert
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
5mperialisme.

lSenrp @a6e Hogers, iom er De-
fan oeS Sarparo. lniueriitetets iart'
6iffe gGfoeIing, bolot Strsoaa Gften
ct 3oreorag paa ct 6olfems0e / @os'
ION og pege6e 6eri paa De 5arer, ION
ifslge Be bcstonife INTERCHANGEABLE
tiers Mening truer Dor Repltblif
9rumoiptuingcrne, iom Dor aoniti'
tuition bpiler paa, er, iag6e ban, blep'
ne frRnfeoe Deo en- bltrtig Gentrali'
iation al. 8egierin8Smogten hos en-
errfeIt Mano. SpaO Der ifeoe / &om,
ia geiarismen forberebtes, gientager
iia hos os. Som grertpeI paa Bar
aerHe ON, at Ri beiinSer os paa SDer'
aanam iii ct aeiierSsmme, anisrte
ban, Of 9r9iiSent Rooiepelt fif giort
guoe paa aul9raperitreifen, at ban
Ell bIepen zen abiolut Depot" oper
cite WiQioner 5ilipinos, at ban amer
fienSte Bananas epublifen, at ban
bar giort TIA til "Froteftor" oper BE
pu5Iifen Gan 9omingo, 90 at ban
uSen oioere gap SrSre til, at De Del
taaere / 9orgerfriaen, JON bar naaet
62-garsaISereri, ifal oppebGre Yen'
Jon. gr9iioent SincoIn itpreSe piI'
faarIig inSer 8orgerfrigeu, BrGii'
bent @rant unSer Refouitruftionen,
o. grRiiSent 9lepeIdnb bite impe.
riaIiitiIfe 2niter / tit llltirutum I'll
8enesuela. BrGiioenten, fortiatte BAN,
fremtrRoer ioas JON Ell maieltGtnt
SfiffeIie, iiben at pRre fontrpueret
at aongresien eler inSIfrRnfet al
Gomitolene. Spis W9nb, iom er
minere fose o. mere 6enipnsleie enS
en- @aibington. en- 2inroln. en- Gleue'
LAB, en- 4ooiepelt, fommer op paa
8raiibentitolen .pil oct saa gnlt, Jag
Be 9roieten Senrp @nSe Rosers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
en- Gale al Rockefeller.

Seu6oQ 6cn Soc Gftober bolnt
Ctobu 3. Rocfcieaer en- Iulc 9apttit'
firfens Sgnoug5ifole poa grtcIio ap3'
me / G~lepelano, 8. Som SnOIeoniuG
meo6elte ban, at ban bau6c beitct
5000 @uihelS Sabre poa jim 6orm
oeo 6oreit Sill, oG ban ipnteS, Oct
bar goot giort. Decu, iagoe ban, bt
fan oaiuo inuiu6c Ell rig Soft
aanocns 8eroeu. SaateoeS tan ct
beitc Iauimobigbeo bna6e / GteoeIano
% / Oct iotfcrige Retu gorf, og oelI
Uil btiUe o5 til 8eIiignetie. Sdd er
ser ell 5eit at piltoe ueo at gisre Uel.
gelgisrcnbeo fan speS oIcitcO5 pda
Soroen, OF ieg bar altth b%etrugtet oeit
iom oeu beoite lloiGS. ga DEN brtHger
Renneifehcoen itsrit @dDr % Isnncr
mco gelpiIie. Sea flyer gSer. at Ut
mda giere pct moo ale, moo etbpert
Bierneife, pt mgSer. Sea tan life
nofiom iorntate @6er til 0ette, for
lea peo al griaring. bpa0 oct betpSer.
Seq bar fat min Pore | at al gisrc pei.
8eIgisreHbeo er WeHneifebeSeus tier.
ite Srsit oa 6pgge. Gen er oeH tore,
lin6reHSe 9aIiam. iom lager Der
oens Saor og i Screening meS bro'
SerIig aiErligbeS gisr 2ipet oRrot
at lepe. Soften oeraf er D~teuneifc'
ncs geIpiIic. Zen betaler fig beorc
pno @uI6., SsIp.. Sern' eaer allI'
gntber. Zen CT mere oProt emo alt
Oet. iom fommer ira Sororn. Gen
brinacr, bpao MAJ life fnn binoc pan
anoen Winnoe."
Iocfieaer 6leo BARN moer iit
1ale,, % bans Stenrme rSbeOe, ri ban
Dor bepGget. San tilisieoe: seq
er bIepeu ian oeliianet ! CONNER, at
ieg ieler mig iom Ell Spamp, Ser To-
ger for meget til fig. Den lao oS bel.
Ter ii9ue en- Bunpe - 0eu gioer ira
fig, boao Den tager inc. mootng 9el,
iiauelierne, Drag benz op 90 ieuo Dent
oioere iii andre. Gaa oer RanSe tan
ri iaa Ell SimmeI Der paa SorSen.
aom oct ibu,~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
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